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FALL and WINTER,
1889.
NJ OORE g. QUAIFE

wv OULD again coll the attention of the
people to the largest and best selected
stock Of DRY GOODS ever offered before in
our town. and we do not hesitate TO saw that va
can sell you anything in our line as cheap as you
can buy 1t in any market fur the cash, and lit
Tie cheaper than you can get them in tho up.
country We ask you to examine for yourselves
and see II what we say is not true, and if it is,
come and get your supplies for the winter. We
""l be happy to show you through, and promise
to please iii style. quality, quantity and price.
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LAND FOR SALE,

THE subscriber offers for sale all his Lands.
l. containing
299 Acres.
on accommodating terms. These lands will be
sold separately or all together to suit purc asers
my Homo Tract, containing
00o -AoxOm,
more or less. is as Healthy place as there ;s in
the District; A good Spring aud Well Of water.
an excellent Dwelling and Store House, Gin
ings. -
My object is to 60 West for tho purpose Of
turning my attention to the Farming interest.
Hands, at a fair valuation.
Some VI my. Lands lie from Two to Four
miles from Hodges Depot. and my Home Tract,
Douglas Mill.
For further particulars address the subscriber
at Hodges Depot, 8. G. 9,
: r. J. ROBERTS.
Pleasant Grove, Oct. 4, 1859 24 II
Press copy.
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Notice.
ME notes and accounts of HENRY 8. KERR
i are IN my hands for collection.
All amounts under Twenty Dollars pn,,., ha
paid by the 18th of Oct, 1853. '0
All amounts over Twenty Dollars. must be
next.
Every account not settled by the tinses above
specified will be saed on, without any discrimi.
nation as to persons.
i G. CALHOUN, Atty
Abbeviie c. H, Sept %, 1851 % 81.
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Special Notice to Debtors.

DERsONS DEBTEDTo HENRY q
i KERR, by Note or Account. Ara no,;ssi
that they must pay Immediately. indulgence
will not be given - any one: The Books 10.
wiil be found at the Office Of James O.. C.lhson
ESQ.,, in ress Of the Court House.
JOSEPH T. MOORE, Assignee
JAMES G. CALHOUN,
Sept :, 1859 10 G.
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There has been something over fourteen
thousand 10000 dollars expended by our
Board in the last three years; b-si.les the bal
nnce on hand when We came III Office, which
was two thousand dollars or more, received and
paid out by the sub-treasurers. 1t will be seen
chat there has been over sixteen thousand dol.
lars expended for the use of roads in this Dis.
triot during the three years just past, which
fact proves coaclusively that the present sys.
TEN of working roads does not possess the
recommendation OF economy.
The above report is respectfully submitted
to the inspection of the Honorable, Grand
Jury and citizens Of the District
w. w. PERRYMAN,
General Treasurer.
Sept. Z. ls59-lt
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MOORE g. OUAIFE

Have now in store a very large stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING. Hats and Caps. We have
the Seamless Clothing, that we will warrant not
70 RIP. IL you want anything in this way come
and see before you buy elsewhere, as we promise
TO save you money in this department and to
sell you good goods.
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Sale of Land---By the Court CT
Ordinary.

Real Estate of William McDill, decd.
RY order of tho Court Of Ordinary. i will sell
- by public auction, oR Sale Day in Novem.
Der next the Real Estate of William McDill.
decd, situated in Abbevle District, on waters Of
Long Cane, Adjoining lands of H. A. Jones, Jas
Edwards. and John Douglass, aud containing
twenty acres more or less
le!ms-l2 months credit. Bond and good
security. and mortgage Of the premises. If
deemed necessary. Costs to be paid in cash.
JOSEPH T. MOORE, 9. A.. d.
Oct. IL, 1859 26 ID.
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Land Sales---By the Court OF
Ordinary.

"a VIE Real Estate Of Robert Smith, decd. will
be sold by Public Auction (for par,ition) J
at Abbevlle 9. H.. on Sale Day in November
next comprising oEe htindred aud thirlvnine
acres more or less. situated in AbbeviIle District
on Burberry Creek, adjoining lands of John
RoderIck. VIM. StrawlIorn and others.
bond and good security, and a mortgage Of The
premises, if deemed necessary, to the Ordinary !:
and the costs to be paid IN cash.
JOSEPH T. MOORE, g. A.. D.
Oct. 4, 1859 "a "a.
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Notice.

STRAYED from the subacriber some month
- sizes. fne ioeking Black COW; alsos
WEARING. red and white spoiled. Any infor.
nation o. them win be thankfoliy received. or
Five Do!lsrs VIII be given for their delivery to
mo at this place. "
6. Fl. ALLEN.
Oct. 3, 1853 ~ 0
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MOORE & QUAIFE

Have now in store the best stock Of LADIES'
DRESS GOODS ever Shown in our town, in
MERINOS, DeLANES, CHALLIES. CASSI.
MERES and SILKS, all grades and a good
stock Of BLACK SILKS. Ladies would do well
to examine before getting their supplies.
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The State Of South Carolina,
ABBFVILLE DISTRICT
In Equity.
ct. al.
va. Bill for Parti.
Joel W. Liles, tion.
ct. al
DUkSUANT to order OF Court, I will sell
l. on Sale Day in November next. (7tbI at
Public outcry, at AbbevilIe Court House, tn.
Zeal Estate Of Abram Lites, decd, containing
about Twelve Hundred and Twenty Seven
Acres, Q227) more or less, on waters of Long
Cane and Curl Tail Creeks, and bounded bv
Lands Of Bartholomew Jordan, Augustus ii.
Morton and others
Terma-A credit of one and two vesr, with
interest from day of sale. Purchaser to give
Bond with at least two good sureties, pav The
costs in cash aud pay for papers.
VIM. II. PARKER, c.EA.D.
Commissioners Office,
October 3. 1859. "a tds
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.ta;o IL WINTER DRY eo6bs, comprising the
Ladies' Dress
AND
STAPLE ARTICLES:
| among which are,
RisI French Printed tELAlNEs (ali wool,
and DELAINE ROBESt "'''
Small Figured French DELAtNFs, {all wool
| OF beautiful styles for children "'''
Ladies' Rich Dress and FuuIard silks. Of
| the latest Paris stylesj
Superior Plain Black silks ,nd v.a;
Black Silk ROBES; 1'e'
Superior Plain Black and Culo,ed kre,ch
MERiNOS and DELAINES:
Superior 4.4 French PRINTS. Of ue,k and
beautiful styles """
An.ris"sy Ssry rRSrs i5fs "''0'''"t of English and
french Embroidered Lace and Musiin COL,
LARS aud UNDERSLEEVES:
Ladies Embroidrred and Hem. stitched Liner
Camhric Fl HANDKERCHIEFY;
NV! Sw.ss and Jae"net EDGINGS and INSERT
| lNGS. OF beautiful styles;
Valrnc iennes and Thread Lace EDctNca
aud 1NSEKTINGS;
Black Brussel. LAcEs and SILK PRINCES,
| for Trimmings; '
Ladies' Silk Velvet cLoAKs. of new and eIo.
Ladies Black and Colored Cloth CLoAKs os
| beautiful styles,
Ladies' Superior Broche and Stella sHAWtsx
NEES; '"~'"S fAnN-
Fancy cAssIMEREs and JEANS for Youth.
| and Childrens wesr; W. '0.'"'
Heavy HUCKABACKs and DIAPERS. fo,
! Towels; '' IVY
| Superior l2.4 Linen sHEETINos and Pillow
Case LINENS; '"'"
Superior 3d. and 1914 Table and p,ms,h
DIAPERS; ''sA
! DainHsk NAPKINS and D.u..h T.Drn
CtoiHS, Of extra 3. and quslity;
Ladies and Misses' MERINO VESTS OF the,
;, best styles; " "''
A complete assortment Of 1adie.. Mi..e...
SIERYj S'
Ladies and Misses s,ee, Spring SKIRTS, Of
the best style; "
Marseili~s QUITS. of extra size and ou.,,,s.
[ aud some ut very low prices;
large assortment Of l.oats md n,snt.s
SPOOL COTTON, Of the Nos. most used V;tI,
Sewing Machines. WV"
a complete assortment of Ladies' MOURN.
ING GOODS;
~ Superior Crib and Whitney Bed BLANK
EfS. some OF extra site and qualify.
Also, will receive In q few days
|. a large suppIy of NEGRO BLANKETS.
which will be sold at very low prioes :. uish -
f;;st s;';:,y :s|,:s,: s s;s:' q; j:
:I.s! al Of !;,;;t, xS'ss 'h-!' e. .s'sa''"s i 10
Augusta Ga, Sept 81. 1859 n W
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MOORE g. OUAlFE

Would invite the Ladies' 10 examine their stock
OF CLOTH, CASHMERE AND VELVET
CLOKS and SIIAWLS, as we have very large
stock Of these goods now in store. We have
good assortment Of Misses and Ladies' FLATS
aud BONNETS, HOOP SKIRTS in any guam
tity and at all prices.
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1nUtgoTdtof IN anOIher column.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills,
PROTECTED a. o. - LETTERS
.@y4-4 GaAaM~ n


rregared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke,
This valuable medicine IL unfailing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to
which the female constitution is subject. Il
moderates all excess aud removes all obstruc.
tlons, and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in a short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov
couuterfeits.
0aut1o1as
zAe.e Pals sho'Ad MT be taken BY. females du-
nancy, as they arc sure to bring on Aiscarriage
but at any other time they are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain iu the Back aud Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exeriion, Pslpitation Of the Heart, Mysteries and
Whites. these Pills will effect cura when all
other means have failed and although power
ful remedy, do not contain iron. caiomel, anti.
mony, or any thing hurlful TO the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around eacl,
package, which should be Carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for tho United States and Cenada.
JOB MOSES, (Late I. c. Baldwin & Coz
Rochester. N. Y.
N. B-Sl.00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized Agent, will insuie bottle
contain ing so pills. by return mail.
s sold BY
DONALD McLAuoBLIs. AbbeviIle; FIsHkR d
HEINrrsH, Columbia /; RAvILAxp, sIEvESsos &
Co., Charleston, Wholesale Agents. And sold
by all respectable Druggists.
April %, 1859 ly
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COTTON PLANTATIONS

COTTON PLA NTATI0NS
ToR 1.Axs1.
THHE subscriber offers for sale on accommo.
i dating terms, Two Cotton Plantations on
Little River, Abbeville Distsist-EIlington con-
tanning -
ZOO Acres,
spd Tushey Hm, sbout
1900 Acres.
These Lauas are 10 I high state Of cultivation
low grounds to make ample provisions, and VIII
compare favorsSly, III aii rtspec with tue bss.
cotton plantation Of tho District.
CHARLES T. HASKELL.
Sept. 70, 1889 - A.
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OTHER ESTABLISHMENT
IN THIS MARKET.
WE DEFY
COMPETITION IN EVERYTHING
ANYBODY WHO BUYS OF us ONCE
WILL FIND 1T TO THEIR
ADVANTAGE TO
TO DO so AGAIN.
As Tile EMPEROR NAPOLEON
"THE MAN OF DESTINY"
REMARKED TO THE AusrR1ANs
AT THE BATTLE OF
SOLDERING,
''comc one, come all, both great and small,
We can suit you, suit you ALL
LADIES ATTENTION
LADIES YOUR KIND ATTENTION.
LADIES YOUR KIND ATTENTION!
To this Weeks Special List.
Elegant Robe Silks, two founccs,
Elegant Fancy Silks,
Elegant Delaine Robes,
Elegant French Print Delaincs,
Elegant French Cambrics,
Elegant Paris Velvet Bonnets,
Elegant Trimmed Straw BOnncts,
Elegant Bridal Bonnets,
Elegant French Merinos.
Elegant Embroidered Sets,
Elegant Lace Sets in Honstone and Vaiencienes.
Exquisite Lace Collars on TIonston, Guipurc,
Sardinian and Maltese Lace,
At Ridiculously Low Prices.
CLOAKS,
CLOAkS,
CLOAKS,
OF the very latest Importation, direct from
iaris. which for beauty, novelty, and style
have never been surpassed in this market.
SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SffAWLS,
SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SIIAWLS,
or all descriptions Entirely new-choiccst of
the season, at the
Institution
For Cheap and Fashionable
@0~" "-.
G RA Y & ROBE RTSON'S.
No. ], Granite Range.
Buyers from oil parts of the country can here
effect saving, ns nowhere are the principles
OF Domestic economy more fully carried out,
than Mt the cheap Store of
GRAY e. ROBERTSON
October 6, 1859,
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NO. 1. GRANITE RANGE.
'-<-s THE POPULAR
DRY GOODS STORE.
WE OFFER MANY ATTRACTIONS
IN NEW FASHIONABLE
STYLES OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
TO sTANGERs AND VISITORS
WHO ARE CERTAINLY
EXPECTED TO
VISIT ABBEvILLE DURING THE GREAT
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
NONE SHOULD LEAVE
BEFORE EXAMINING OUR STOCK.
CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK
READY FOR THIS SEASONS SALES.
CALL AND SEE AT OUR
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE
AS HUNDREDS OF
ADM1RING CUSTOMERS HAVE VISITED
THIS POPULAR MART
SINCE WE RECEIVED OUR
NEW STOCK,
AND BY THEIR
LIBERAL PATRONAGE
FULLY ATTEST THE TRUTH
OF OUR STATEMENT
TO THE PUBLIC
OF OFFERING THE BEST GOODS
THAT COME TO THIS MARKET
AT TRULY POPULAR PRICES,
THIS SHALL BE
OUR MOTTO
THE VERY FINEST GOODS,
THE RICHEST GOODS,
Ss1sS-
THE MOST DIsTINaUE GOODS,
BUT ALL
AT MODERATE PRICES.
CALL AND SEE US
AT OUR POPULAR
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
WHERE YOUR HIGHEST
EXPECTATIONS
WILL BE REALIZED,
AS WE CAN AFFORD Te SELL
] AS CHEAP AS ANY o
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MOORE s. QUAIFE

Would just here mention that their terms and
way OF doing business the same as hereto
fore ; we intend to stand to the cash system
we like it better every day, and we think the
public do also, judging from the Increase of our
sales.
MOORE d QUAIFE.
Sept %, 1859 23 #
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
AJbepiUe District.-C Citation.
By WILLIAM HfLts ESQ., Ordinary Of Able.
Vile District,
WHEREAS, Robt. r. buchanan lihs applied to
w me for Letters Of administrator OIL all
and singular the goods aud cl,aitels, rights and
credits ot j. Willis Buchanan, late Of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonsll all
and slhgtilst, the Kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, TO be and appear bef6re trie, al
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
10 be holden at Abbevile Court House, on the
fourteenth Of October inst. to show cause, If
any. why the said administration should not BE-
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 5Oth
day of September, inst. in tho year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-nine, and in the saith yeat Of Atlerican
Independence.
WILLIAM HILL, o. A. u.
September 30, 1859 20 ct
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08Gst4xsO.
A IL persons hsvisg dsmsuds aesinss tbs
n. Estst: Of H., w, Clay, decd, vill p,exss
re,Fder them n' r"psfy sttestsd, BY de arst dsr
Of December next -
LEWIS GOWN, Executor,
Sept. 10, 1859 n c.
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Sale of Land---By the Court of
Ordinary.

IN the first Monday in November next
~ will be sold for partition the Real Estate
OF JOSHUA DAVIS. decd, Containing two
hundred and eighty nine acres. more or less
situated in Abbevlle District, on Long Cane
Creek. adjoining lands Of Sam'l Lomax, Dr.. Fair,
1ohn Munday. and others Terms IL months
credit Purchaser giving bond and good securitv
TO the Ordinary, and Mortgage Of the premises
II deemed necessary, to secure the payment of
the purchase money. Costs to be paid in Cash.
JOSEPH T. MOORE, SAD.
Oct 4, 1869 "a "a.
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GRAY g. ROBERTSON
"FA1LED" THIS SEASON
OF THE PRINCIPAL
ATTRACTIONS OF
ABBEVILLE.
WE ADVISE YOU

Turn your footsteps to the Fair Ground,
Through your firids of snowy cotton,
Through the swaTps and through the bottoms
Over fences, and over branches,
Whding creeks, and fordihg rivers,
Til you reach the model Fair Ground.
And the clearing round about it,
VI your crops bring on the samples,
Corn. Tobacco, Rice and Sugar,
Beets, and turnips, wheat and cotton,
Sugar cane, and sweet potatoes,
Horses, mules, and horned cattle,
Bring M everything that shall
Give you wealth and give you glory,
From the loom, the lath and engine,
Come with wife and MI your children,
Bring the rosy checked, pretty, babies,
Bring the babies. and their playthings
TO the Agricultural Fair,
And pay your quarter for admission,
When the Orator of the day
Shall then tell you of the story,
Tell you how your farm to manage,
Tell you all he knows about it,
Tell you to your own advantage,
Tell you about your productions.
low to money you can turn them,
by sending them off to various nations
Far away to every country,
Far across the conqlCrtd ocean,
TO people who live far beyond tho
Kind accommodating ocean.
Should you ask us Why this jingling,
In an instant We should answer,
Money! Money!! Money!!l Money!!l!
Which every where receives respect,
Great respect and vcneration,
Bring your thrips, your dimes and quarters,
Aud your bright and shining dollars,
Your potent and your mighty dollars,
Called by aye poets, Ye filthy lucre,''
10 the store Of Gray g. Robertson.
Gray Robertson, at the Corner,
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TIE STATE OF sOtTH CAROLINA,
Ab6eviUe District.-C Citation.
By WILLIAM HILL, Esp, Ordinary Of Able
vile District. Co.. .- ~....
WHEREAS, Elizabeth Cobb and dumes II
w Cobb, have applied 10 me fbt Letters OF
Administration OH all and singular the goods and
cllattes, rights and credits Of Edmund Cobb,
late Of the District Aforesaid deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admu1ish al.
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me at
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District.
to be holden at Abbevills Court House Oh the
twenty fifth day Of October. inst, to show
cause, If any, why The administration should no,
be granted.
Given under my hsnd and seal. this tenth day
Of October, in tho year Of our Lord ono
Thousand eight hundred and fifty.nine, and
in tho eighty fourth year Of American Inde.
pendence.
WILLIAM HILL, o. A. D.
Oct. 10, 1859 rs q
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The Balance in this Report belongs to the
Upper Savannah and Lower Salula Board ex-
cept about one hundred dollars which belongs
10 the L"wer Savannah also thirty eight dol.
lars to he paid to the Press for printing last
years Report. Also. whatever amount the
two papers charge for this years publication.
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~ See advertisement of Dr.. SANroaD's Liver
Invigorator in another column.
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DRY GOODS!
VIM. SHEAR

II 1 AS received a large supply of FALL and
choicest sell ction in '"'
Ladies' Dress
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New York Mark ct.

New YORK, April l9--PM
Flour lower with sales AT l0f05 80
for sapertne Western 20(66 o. tor com
mon TO good extra 10; 6 40Ge6 60 for round
hoop Ohio--closing steady. Rye flour 10
ga 80. Wheat more active and soma bet
teC, sales of $4,000 at l2s for unsound Chi
csge spring ~ Tor winter rel Western.
Sales of 26OO bush rye AT S6(d6S. Barley 10.
Corn firmer at S3(d 50 for mixed South
err; mixed Western nominal at 81 Oats
heavy at 58G60 tor Western Pork less ac-
tive and lower; sales OF 220O bbl. at II %
IGl7 so new mess IL Il old do :; l6 so
Thin do IL 62 for prime. Beef steady
sales of 300 bbls at 6 5OG17 90 Tor country
P1ibse 5OGs "a for ditto mess 8 50(G
IL % ior do repacked Chicago Prime mess
fran at IL O0Gn2l 90. Beef hams stead '
al "a 50(Gl7 So. Bacon quiet. Dressed
hogs dull at std6i. Cut meats dnll at 6sG1
So ESr shoulders; 3(d9 81, for hams. Lard
firm az iOGlli Butter quiet al e(1l3 foI
Ohio. AMI l4(a - fu, State. Cheese dul NJ
96Ie
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CHEWING TOBACCO.
An IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT in D,

An lMPURTANT 1MPhONE MENT IN putting up
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
has been adopted by Mrssrs. L, GoODwIN& BRO,
of New York City
TOBACCO, OF the BEST QUALITY, h selected.
neatly wrapped in TIN FOIL. aud PATENT
PRESSED
The great advantages Of this over other brands
consist in the size Of the packages, rendering IL
convenient to carry in the pocket, and 10y be-
ing PRESSED SOLID it keeps MOIST and FRESH
and improves In quality 1t IL used while in
ether brands, soon the package is opened, the
quality rapidly DETERIORATES-the tobacco
growing dry-and litterng the pocket, to the great
annoyance of the consumer. The Dressing which
the Fine Cut Tobacco undergoes i'm the process OF
manufacture. frees il from all grit or Impurities go
Objectionable in tho of Plug Tobacco. Chew
ers will do well to give the Patent Pressed trial,
and judge for themselves.
For sale by Wholesale Merchants, who receive il
direct from the Manufacturers.
J.. GOODWIN & BRO,
apis lmd&w 207 4 100 Water ST., New York.
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ARRIVALS AND pEPARruREs-TRon o'clock MONDAY
Wv. Gillum, Evansville to Rough Greek.
Southerner, Memphis to Louisville.
Endeavor, st. Louis to Pittsburg. -
Republic, New Orleans to Louisville.
Sam. Kirkman, Cincinnati to Nashville :
Joe Coon, st. Louis to Pittsburg. - :.
Judge Terrence, Cincinnati to New Orleans.
Moses Mcclellan, Louisville to Memphis.
Charley Bowen. Evansville to Cairo.
Greenville, do to Bowling Green.
John Raine, Louisville to New Orleans. 81
Scioto, do to Henderson and back.
The weather, yesterday, was in delightful
contrast with the cold, disagreeable spell we
had been experiencing for several days pre-
vious. 1t was an April day, out and out.
Business on the landing remained dull,
there were few arrivals and but few ship
ments -e+
Among the departures we mention the
Greenyille for Green river, and the Charley
Bowen for Cairo. The latter boat had quite
race with the Moses McLellen, that boat
getting considerable the start. On rounding
the point below town, but little difference
could be observed in the relative speed OF
the boats, though the friends of the Bowen
were sure she would pass the McLellen.--
The Charley puts the best of the Louisville
Lightning Line to their utmost to excel
her in point of speed, and then they fail.
The Seioto came down at noon with a
fair trip. All her Wabash freight was ship
ped on board the Caroline, which will leave
for that river to-day.
The Silver Star is the regular mail boat,
for Paducah, to-day, leaving at IL o'clock
Her accommodations are excellent; her Of
ficers deservedly popular.
The Cincinnati Commercial, of Monday,
says:
The weather was cold and cloudy yester-
day, with regular old fashioned pelting
snow storm during the morning. The river
is in magnificent nayigable condition, but
falling rapidly from Pittsburg to this point.
Here, it has receded two feet since Saturday
night. There are ten feet over the Falls.
The Terre Haute papers of yesterday say
the Wabash river continued to rise slowly
all day Saturday, and Saturday night, but
had commenced falling last night.
The present rise is within about 3 feet OF
that OF last season. AS yet we have not
heard of any damage having been done 10y
the flood.
The steamer Arkansas, Capt. Reuben
Harries regular Napoleon and Little Rock
mail packet, was snagged and sunk in the
Arkansas, forty miles below Lite Rock,
last Monday night. She only had forty
| five bales of cotton for New Orleans. The
boat was Immediately wrecked, and the
machinery shipped to Cincinnati.
The st. Louis Republican has the follow
ing; "a
| The river here fell Ave inches in the
twenty four hours ending at dark last even
ing and was still receding slowly.
The Illinois river is reported rising from
LasaIe to the mouth and bank fnll.
The Keokuk packet reports the Upper
Mississippi rising at Rock Island, and falling
a little at Keokuk. Lake Pepin was clos ed
| at last accounts. $3.50
| The Missouri river is falling from Sioux
City down, with five feet in the channe
from st. Joseph to the mouth. The weather
| yesterday was fine and cool.