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SANFORD'S -
Liver InvJgoratOr,
M LIT rurnr


Hts compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become established 1ac Standard Medicine
and approved by all that have lsed is and is re
sorted to with confidence in disease which
1t has cured Thousands e within the last two years
who had given all hopes Of relief, the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my = possession show.
The dose must be adapted to the temperament Of the
individual taking it, and ed in such quantities
act gently on the Bowels. = s-t.a srl %
use Of the LIVER in. VIGORATOR, ana it
will cure Liver Com. plants, hi lions Att
tacks, Dyspepsia, - Chronic DIarrhOea
RI, Dropsy, Sour Stomach, abitnaI
COstiveness, ChOl. Iic, Cholera, ChOle-
Nor bus. Cholera Anfantum, EIaLu-
lence, N icesl - Female Weakness
es, and may be used sue = cessful7 as IN Ord ma
ry Family Medic - cine. 1t will eureSICK
II e ID A & HI f, las = Thousands can testify,) in
twenty minutes, IL n TWO three Tea
SpOOnfuls are TAX. \ en- at the COMMENCEMENT Of
attack. III E.. e.
All who use itare giving their mOny
In its favor. ID
Nix the mouth Wit the lnvigoratOr, and swallow
Also, SANFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded from pure vegetable put
nGLASS CASES. air tight, and will keep in any climate.
The Family Ca Lhartic PILLisa gen
tie but active Cathartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more thaa twenty years.
The constantly increa ing % demand from those who
have long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
all express regard to their has induced place
them within the reach of all =
The Profession we'll know that different oathartics &C.
u The he's "a mILY ca 8 THARTIC PILL
has with due reference to this well established fact
been compounded from = variety OF the Pursst Vese
table Extracts which act alike every part Of the
sIimentary canal, are good and safe in all
es where a CathsrIc is Z needed such ID e.
engagements of the stomach, SIeePis
ness, Pains in the Back and l. n s,
COsIiVeuess, Pain and Soreness over
the whole b Q d ", q from sudden cold, which
frequently, If neglected. - end in long Of Pe
YER Loss of Appes . Gite, a Cree ping SEN
SaLiOn of Cold over the bod, Restless.
ness, Headache, or = Weigh in tn e cad,
all InGbammatO Fl = Diseases, Worms, in
Children Adults, Rhe a ma ism, g eat
Purifier Of the Blood and many diseases to which
fesh is heir, too mention in this advertise
ment Dc Sc, to 2. Price dimes
The Liver InVig0raIOF and Family Ca
tharGic Pills taed by Druggists generally anc sold
wholesale by the trade IN all the large
.a.s st W.SANF0RD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 335 Broadway, N. Y.
o. J. WOOD CO,
febI st. ous Mo.
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P E r F U M Err Y

LUREH's ELTRACTS,
WOODWORTHss EXTRACTS,
FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
FINE SOAPS,
SHAVING CREAMS,
LILY WHITE,
PUFF BOXES,
HAIR BRUSHES,
NAIL BRUSHES,
TOOTH BRUSH ES,
DRESSING COMBS, Horn,
DRESSING COMBS, Ind. RubbeFi
SHAVING BRUSHES,
ERASIVE SOAP,
TOOTH SOAP,
PONCINE SOAP,
TOOTH PASTE,
PATLYss COLD CREAM,
THEATRE ROUGE
All kinds Of French and American P0msde, LIP esVs Hair
Preparations and Hair Dyes Of sll kinds, or BY
STRETCH a FORBES.
Fat'
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IMPORTANT DIsCovERY.-The artesian well at Co.
lumbus, Ohio, has reached depth of two thousand
five hundred and seventy-five feet, or about half
mile. An exchange says by a careful examination
of the geography of the world it has been ascer-
tanned that the grest artesian bore of Columbus,
WILL passing through to the opposite side of the
globe, come exactly fifteen miles from the great
Chinese well on the China side, and about two hun
dred and fifty miles from PekIn. This is a discov-
cry of importance, and must vastly encourage the
euterprising citizens of Columbus. If they do not
succeed in in obtaining water, they intend, we are
told to pass a telegraph wire through, to bring
Columbus into direct communication with the Ce
lestal Empire.
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RA1LwAv mArTERs.

Departure Of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE ESD cHkTTAEoosA-4:OOA NJ. sP.M.
TENNESSEE AND ALABAAA-4sfS A. NJ. $500 P. NJ.
LOUISVILLE NAsHrILLn-5 A. n. $50 P. NJ
:. Gaifatin Express S P. n.
EDSEgIELD AED KEsTUcU-0s3O A NJ, 2s45 ?. Il.
Arrival of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE AEp COMMENCEMENT A. n 5sO0R-
TEEEHssEE AND ALkhAzA-IOs00 A. A., 800 ?. y;
b0uIsvIE1E AID NAsHyILEE-3s20 A. NJ, 2sSO Z. -.
. - Sallatia Express 3 A. d.
Bosnian AID KEETucKT-IO A. MI NJ
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We requested state that Hon W. H. Polk elector
for the State st large pledged to the support Of Douglas and
Johnson will accompany Col l. C. Hy1es and Hon. Battle
Peyton and will fill all the above appointments with them
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tFrom sAo Troy BHd0et.
John Quincy Adams.

in that famous poem the Siege Of corinth where Byron
records shat
There was an old man whose hairs l5ere dc4iFe'
But his veteran ann full Of might
The lines descriptive Of this old man have been quosd
Repuhc-John Quincy adams Had the hero OF Byron poem
lived in these days would have been no necessity oil ms
recording the fact 'hs hairs like most OF
the old Of present day he would undoubtedly nave asd
HEINsTFEs HAIR RESTORATIVE which would have restored
his hair TO all the pristine beauty and natural color oil youth
Price hf- cents bottle. Sold everywhere
W Z HAGAN & CO., ProprietoIs, Troy, y.
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BIEIsoE CogSTr.-We spent part Of last week
in Bledsoe. The Sequatchie Valley Las been suffer
ing good deal from drought, and not more than
half corn crop, if so much, calculated upon by
the farmers there The wheat crop, as in this
county, was a clear failure, enough having been
made for seed. in some portions of Rhea, through
crop will not be full one by any means.
Thirty-hve hundred h, ad of beet cattle have been
driven from Bedsoe county this year-cur enter
prising friend, Col Frank Brigham, having started
one thousand. We saw several droves passing
PikeVine while there, the cattle generally in fine
order-AfbenS Post august l7h
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WILLIAM D. RoGERs, the renowned Carriage Manu-
facturer of Philadelphia sends us his card by to-
days mail. His carriages are the excelsior brand
and their known reputation is a sufficient common
dstion in their favor.
Perhaps no carriages in the country rival them,
certainly none surpass them. In addition to their
reputation in the United States further eulogy is to
be found ia the manufacturers exports to Europe.
The perfection which he has brought this branch
Of American manufacture, is proof of the success
which skill and industry commands.
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Wan Shot.

CINCINNATI, August lS.-George l. Caldwell shot
and killed, Charles c. Brown, United States Com
missioner to-day The verdict of the COroner's Jury
that it was done in self defence, and Caldwell
was discharged.
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AAJANTED-.-IO,OOO AGENTS-To sell Campaign
w Medals The enesses Of the candidates for President
Price IS hundred Sample sent on receipt Of
four three stamps
Also Medals charms giving beautiful meianotype Of
candidates President and Vice President Agents clearing
IS per day Sample sent receipts Of IS cents in
stamps.
Committees and Clubs supplied at Wholesale prices. Address
W. K. LANPHEAR & CO.,
or.IAdtwAwIvs 100 west Fourth street Circinn.t; n
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MICRO KuLED.-0n the morning of the 10th, Mr..
RICHARD DUBOIS, manager at MAY & TUFT's sale
stable on Court street. in Memphis, killed a free ne
gro by stabbng him with knife through the heart
The negro was formerly employed by Mr.. NAY, but
for some time past has been idle. On the morning
on the 10th he made his appearance at the stable,
and was ordered to leave, when using some insult
ing language, Mr.. DUDOIs ATTEMPTED to eject him by
force. The negro resisted and fought desperately
striking Mr.. DUBoIs several times with stick, and
was rapidly getting the better ofhim, having knock
cd him down. when the latter drew a knife and
stabbed the negro three times death ensuing almost
instantly
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DR.. HOOfIand's Celebrated
ERMAN BITTERS

NKTILL efectually Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaun
w dice Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases of the hid
neys ali diseases arising from dsoered Liver and stom
such Constipation Inward Piles Funess of Blood to the
Acidy the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn Disgust for
Food Funess weight in the Stomach Sour Eructatons
Sinking Fuerng the Pit Of the stomach Swimming Of the
Choking SuOcatng Sensations when in lying posture, Dim
Vision Dots Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Heal Deficiency Of Precipitation, Yelowness Of the
Skin side Back Chest Limbs, &c, Sud
den Fushes of Leaf Burning the Fesh Constant Imasin
ngs Of Evil and Great Depression of Spirits.
The prOpreoTs, in calling the attention OF the public to this
with feeling Of the utmost confidence in its
the diseases for which srecommended
1t is no article, but that has stood the
years before the American people, and its
unrvaRd by similar preparation
The testimony its favor given by prominent and we'll
Physicians and individuals in all parts OF the country
immense and careful pLrusa of the Almanac, published
ally the proprietor had gratis Of his Agents.
cannot but satisfy skepca that this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained.
HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
will cure long standing Cold in very short time. Read the
PHILADELPHIA. Feb l6, 1858
DR c. NJ JAcKsoN-sir had for time been suffering
cold having pains through my whole system
when recommended te try Hoof
harry that half of il completely cured
unhestangy recommend friends who may be sim
iisrv afflicted, than justice to bear this
public testimony its virtues Respectfully YOURS
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared emily by Dr. O. Jackson, 4l8 Arch Street.
for sale by Druggist and Storekeepers through
United and CGpsde Price 20 cents per bottle
O. J WOOD 81 Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
WIN, PENDLETON q CO., ka-hville, Tenn, VIII lesale
AGENTS Retsed by 10. G. BROWN and EVANS, G. W. HEN.
DERSHOTT and WELLS & HOOPER, Nsshvillei J. B.
MATHEWS, Ejgefeld; J. c. DoxcH, South Nashville
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PLANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

~ ". KIBBEE viii henceforth make Nashville his perma
VI nent resi- ence, and will tune Pianos, Organs,
and melSdeonS by the single timing
often as required since he will spend least every
month IN the city and vicinity BE will visit regularly
townsin hdde West EastTennessee and North Alabama
and Mississippi Orders left at Benson Co.'S Music sore
Reeds Piano Rooms en- Church street. Communications by
mail will be ANIL A w.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of she ela.E 2, C.sy Of Ha,..-


Arrival of she Glasgow, city Of Ralti.
HaOre ard ParaSaas
I New YoRK, Aug. iS.-The steamer Cslaseow has
arrived at Cape Race with Liverpool dates Of Fri
day night 10th.
The steamer City of Baltimore arrived at Queens
town onthe It'll.
Naples is quiet Nothing Iates, from Csaribaldi.
In the British House Of Commons a bill was in
PRODUCED for the amalgamation of the European and
Native armies in India.
BosToss Aug. lS--The steamer Parana has ar
rived here. HermaIs were forwarded South this
morning.
NAPLEs-S0O soldiers on the point CT joining Gar
ibaldi were arrested.
The Minister of war has drawn the troops from
Abrmzzi to concentrate the army around Naples.
PALERMO-A large number Of volunteers continue
to arrive.
NAPLEs.-All attempts to conclude an armistice
with Garibaldi have failed.
Cope Claro is appointed.Alinister of the Marine.
The Cabinet at Berlin will preserve strict neutral
ity in reference to Italy.
The first and thirteenth Neapolitan regiments mu-
tinted at Calabria crying viva Garibaldiv
Stoceo disembarked with $50 volunteers. and was
enthusiastically received.
GarribaldiEas hourly expected
The King Of Naples sent 4,209 troops to Riegio.
Il was confidently asserted that these troops wonld
join Garribaldi the moment he landed
Queen Victor ia reviewed %, 900 Scotch rife vol
unteers on the 9TH. Much enthusiasm existed
Napoleon is at Chal0n's Camp. His prospective
meeting with the King of SARDINIA is denied.
The Neapolitans have invested Fort Seylett oppo
site Messina.
The Emperor of Austria and the King Of Bavaria
are to have meeting
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Al the Broadway Mills.

CONSTANT supply of New Flour Unboted Flour, and
"a Fresh Meal. D. D. DICKEY,
july26-u Agent
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INITIATION, CONVEYANCE, ~.


ANDREFH's Turnp SEED, Summer and Winter, Just r.
4 A ceiVed b. Adams Express, aud for ale by
= Enzn = HAMS, BLOWN a co.
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MEMPHIS, Aug ls.-The steamer Choetaw, Capt.
Silver, which has been aground for several weeks
at Island No. "a, sunk to-day
LOUISVILLE, Aug. ls.-The river is rising with
feet inches water in the canal.
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TENNESSEE CONFERENCE
T. q " ale Ok l1eSe,

TIME session Of this Institution will open the first
Monday in September, 1860 Ample accommodations
made for 300 boarding pupils full snd sbe Of Teachers
every department Terms usoal and every facility afforded
he College 10 successful operation for l6 Cor
particulars, address J. o. CdURCH, President.
inlu % iva
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The Cotton Movement,

We have compiled the following comparative statement Of the
receipts Cotton the various ports since the LIST Of September
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Prem New York.

New YORK, Aug. Is-The steamers Arabia and
Kangaroo sailed for Liverpool to-day with ST. AGO.,
600 specie.
Honduras advices, say Gen. Walker has gone to
Swan Island and is preparing for descent on Costa
RIGA or Nicaragua. The schooner Clifton, part Of
his expedton,was seized by the British authorities.
The Yellow Fever is terribly fatal at Belize.
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1rvx hsvi.r again taken lease Of this veil
T.tsTi5e place, Justly famous as the
Sarafsxa Of she south,
e. ~ prouage received last season, viii again
- 4, receive visitors The middle Of June next, and
III I "a merit coBnuance o. that patronage which hsrs
to has BEEN literally bestowed upon his popular suusE
Resort a, -. a. -. -. -. -, a.
uxass % the season, and have made arrangensn
- Le-u an hard constant supply Of Ice.
hsll also the BHsT COOKS that procured In he
sss and snail provds sufcency Of faithful and Attentive
srvants ] have also engaVed the servicesof
SUPERIOR MUSICIANS,
and those who delight in the eoncsrd Of sounds viii
abundantly Kratl1ed
The AEDICLRAL YXR7UE5 Of these many and vailed min.
era waters sre nov too well known require extensive
Bcnpon- In addition % the Red, While and Bak suphar
springs, many Of them combined with Iron and Magnesa there
e an insxhausbe we'll Of the purs Free stone Ny aec0mmo
eaoos are very extensive have many pleasant cottages
Arae from the main hotel, where families quiesnd
tired as in their homes.
SITUATION, CONVEYANCE, al
Caoosa Springs in Cafo0sa county Ga "a miles ff
the Western and Atlantic Railroad. h1e Ouribas and good
Hacks viii be AZ the platform the arrival Of en tn TIE
Springs direct railroad communication sih s4ssnnsa
Charleston. Augusta Macon, Mledgere, Columbus Atlanta
Montgomery, Nashville and Chattano0gA-
Terms Of Hoard
ket DAY
single beek---..-- 49,
= ss..e
amiiss win be BOARDED G3e month Those Who wish q
esnsag bosrd the Eoald do sell % .des ne At ne
N 4chiarsn and servants BOARDED at half price
april 2j-dsS4n =. >. aAnaAN.
FRESH TURNIP SEED.
ANDRETH's furnp SEED, Sumner and Winter, Just r.
Il A ceiVed b. Adams Express, aud for ale y
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From Denver CITY.
FEMALE ACADEMYl

DENVER CRY, Aug. 1O-Business is dull. Quartz
elushing is more satisfactory. s4-
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dick RIVER.

DUCK RIVER
XETE $40 OF Land for bend Of Duck
wv River, witbn2 miles Of Normandy the Nashville
Chattanooga Railroad Said lands bounded BY Vanc
SON. River Willis Blanton Abner Barton Twnhirds
Of the tract is river bottom and level about so
several good springs, and No Stock Farm. We will sell
half all Of the tract to suit purchasers Those wishing
70 bEy good Stock Famin healthy country good community
e. would do we'll to and look weare deGerm
ned to SELL For further particulars address NJ Barton tn
lahoma, or c. c. Brewer, Manchester.
deci5-tw&wf RRrWER RARTON
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The WEATHER AND CROIs-The Bristol Nsars, of
the 18th says of the weather and crops in Upper
Tennessee:
/: After an unparalleled drought, v were visited
on Sunday and Monday last with copous rains, fol-
lowed by very grateful change in the temperature
of the atmosphere.The raincame too late. however,
70 be of much benefit to the crop in this re-
gion, which has been irretrivably injured by the
drought We ace informed by one Of our most IN
telgent and wel-posted farmers that the corn crop
in Sullivan county will fall at least onehird below
the average. The wheat was scarcely over one
fourth Of an average crop, and the falling of in
in the corn crop will be seriously felt The
only thing that has done well the past season
seems to have been the oats which have turned out
better than for four years
AMAN KILLED ny A PoIICENAS.-Last Sunday,
cost containing draft 10 the amount of several
thousand dollars, stolen from a boarding house
m North Memphis. Wednesday night, about II
o'clock officer George I. Dunhqm. who, ever since
the robbery has been on the track of the supposed
thief repaired TO boarding house on the corner OF
Main and Winchester streets, where he imagined the
rohhcr was stopping The officer knocked at the door
and was met by the landlord, an lrishman named
Dennis Hartigpn, but did not acquaint him with the
object of his visit asking him instead for board The
landlord retired. and shortly afterward came out,
and on his appearance struck the oncer NClehtiy
over the head and face What caused the quarrel
did not learn but 1t is the suppostson that dar
tgan drunk. In order to defend himself from
the blows of Hartigan, the officer drew KNIFE ana
stabbed Hartgan in the left breast the bade sever
ing RIB and passing through the heart The wcun-
.ded man surviving only few moments and the Of
cer proceeding to jail surrendered himself TO the
authorities, and was placed in conhnement Coro-
ner Horne was summoned 10 hold an inquest a short
time after the ARRAY and the jury returned yer
dict in substance that iIrtingan's death was pro
dLced by wound inflicted by Geo. F. Durham
with knife. Yesterday afternoon Durham had an
examination before Esquire HILL by whom he was
acquitted the plea OF having acted in self defense
Memphis Appeal Aug. l..
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n A WILLIE


ROCK CRY MILLS.
REIAIL RRIcEs.
PEI. sio sa s II As z 80
S SsrI s''N''y Do d % SO AAsa 49,
Corn Meal perbas, CO. Mixed Bran, per Ib 81 90
Delivered to ali parts Of che city, Octs, 1883 ly
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The shuttle stitch sometimes called the lock stitch FOR eject
bat tits all one and the The Sh Is made By merely
crossing two threads. The ends Of all ssEd By he ha
Machines nuS. Be fastened By c hand needle to prevent FPPns
The Shuttle Machine better adapted . nanufasurs na "
family asa.
sanli-dfuhur
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HSo far a. sheh q eOnesrnsa st Of machines
prsssey siks, shntHs Machines and Cor carrying ne
lover uadsF thread abuse Shutes into which all
thread used On each and Al Of hs have 70 rEoaB
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-30
RIVER NEWS.

The River at this point has continued TO de-
cline gradually since our last issue, and was last
evening still receding, with about twelve feet water
IA the channel between here and Louisville The
Ohio 10 In good navigable condition all tho way
from Pttsburg to the mouth at present. but will not
be, If the fall continue much longer.
@ Sna bsn
than on Saturday, and somewhat indicative Of rain
Business on the Landing was rather quiet on Sa.
but abundant for the lower. Anumber Of boats were
at the wharf receiving cargoes.
Rates offreight are unchanged and as follows:
Pittsburg Cotton, &C.: Molasses, 65c.; whisky,
3sc.i Flour, 2Sc.; Pork and Lard, s,c.; Pound
Nsshviile. per bril-, 5Oc.; Ale, 4Oc.; Pound
Freights, 25@SOc. per 100 lbs.
Whisky and Oil, $50. per bril- Stoves, sso iis, SOc
Evansvllls-whisky and OIL, ,soc. per brl.
Frsinbt. p cs Ky ,oe Sn6 ib. o QUO. per Dr Pound
New orleans~wSisEy and OIL $50; Flour, SOC :; PORK
bs bei &ss Tar c GfRas GOrse s
AT Louisville the River falling quite slowly on
Friday with feet water in the canal last even
pass During the previous twenty -four hours the
water at the head ofthe falls had fallen four inches
The weather had turned quite cold, and ice was
made on Friday morning and that night.
The Mississippi River, at Memphis, on Thursday
had come to stand after rising within some fort,
ger left that port on that day for the Ohio.
Yesterdays st. Louis Democrat observes:
"The weather yesterday was very fine aud cheerful
than on Thursday The river is still declining hav
ing fallen some two or three inches up to dark last
evening. The state of things in the Missouri al
present DO mot to be very encouraging, there
not being more than three to four feet scant hence
boats going up will experience some difficulty. The
Isabella Is the first boat this season for that stream
There are no doubts about navigation being opened
to St. Joe, though much ice Is reported at certain
points The channel Is open, however, and that's al
sufficient. We expect o rise of some sort to take
place shortly, and did 1t come now, Missouri boat
would consider 1t q blessDg'
The ice In the Missouri River at Leavenworth hal
broken up and navigation is resumed there.
The New Orleans Picayune Of the 2lst, informs us
'The weather was quite mild and pleasant yester
day: There was considerable acti,i ity on the lowe
landing. This was In consequence OF the large mum
Der Of packets which to leave to-day for the lowe
tributaries: The upper landing was rather dull
Now that the Ohio River is In gsod navgable order
aud the Mississippi open between Cairo and st. Louis
We shall soon expect to see business vastly more &C
tive on the upper portion Of the levee than It ha
heretofore been this season.