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A CARD.-We avail ourselves of this op-
portunity to express our Acknowledgements
10 Lieutenant Colonel A. E. Jones and Cap
tain Charles Johnson, of the United States
Army, and the men under their comm and,
for their kind, considerate and gentlemanly
treatment of us while prisoners under their
charge. We are satisfied they showed us
every attention, and rendered us every COM
fort they had it in their power to do, and we
appreciate most gratefully their polite and
generous conduct.
r. H. STANTON,
ISAAC NELSON,
GEORGE FORESTER,
JAS. H. HALL,
b. f. THOMAS,
W. B. T0LLE,
WM. casio,
VIM. HUNT.
CAMP CHASE, October 4, 1861.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-05

BREAD WITHOUT YEAsT.-Smith's salt-ris-
ing bread is large, moist and sweet-manu-
factu1ed at Smiths bakery, on the south
east corner Of Court and John.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-05

One shot from Fremont's new rife gun
called "Freiheif'-or in English, "Be Free
has made fearful futtering all about for
awhile, staggering the ''grizzly bear Path
finder of California himself who was at the
gun. Two contrabands came down at once,
but the damage beyond reminds one of the
story of
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-05
THE DAILY PRESS.
sATURDAY"... ....-......~... e. .....OCTOBBR 5
City News.

METEOROLOGICAL OBsHRvATIoEs-B Henry
Ware, No. West Fourth-st., October a: -.
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TO be sold at from to 2 per cent. discount.
At st. Louis, says the Democrat, of Friday,
Exchange is stiff and scarce, at per cent.
prem, and Gold firm at L The same paper
says that the Farmers Bank, of Lexington,
by a mutual agreement Of all the Bank Pres
idents, is only taken on special deposits;
rather cold Endorsement The st. Louis
papers report q growing scarcity Of bankable
funds.
For rates of Uncurrent Funds see table
t,all
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-05

lis wen to be Instructed By an enemy.
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MONETARY AND CONMROIAL!
Financial AHnirn.

Everything was very quiet in Third-street
this morning. The price of Exchange and
Gold remains the same. We quote as fol-
lows;
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-05

None need apply but young unmarried men, OF
good character, Pay varies from Sl4 to S27 per
month La addition TO pay an abundance OF good
tendance will be furnished free Of charge, together
HORSE AND ACCOUTERMENTs.
Apply at once at No. I39 Sycamore.st.
EDWARD n. McC00K, Second Lieutenant lst
Cavalry. Recruiting Officer. myl5-tf
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WANTED.

WANTS" "F0B sALE,p "FoR RBNT"
OsT," " FOUND" BOARDING." oto.-Ad.
veaseneis cOH,in0 Wndsr sss headings, Not srcesd-
tno fee lines, ,SiH b insertsd hvioe for Is ssuts
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-02-21

ETS;H.>%mo8EoSS6,y.
osspssino. esssaia ese1s. slsAss. .
= 02oT1O, Aose
r. Of which W Offer upon reasonable
Wams. We feel assured that va caa
make NO your interest to give rs u call be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. Respectfully,
JAS. 1 n. PLAIfERTY.
February 2, 1850. ?..ly.
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No M ofthc ''many Ills ilesh i. heir to-
l. so prevalent, 50 little understood, and 81
much neglected y Costiveucss. often
originating In cssclcssncsi Or stdentary
habits II is regarded a. u Sigh, disorder
~ tco little consequence to excite anxiety,
while IN reality IL 10 theprccursor and ccm.
paniun NJ many 81 tia most fatal and
dangerous diseases, aud unless early crai.
icatci il will bring the sufferer 10 m IN.
timely grave. Among ihs i%ishiay fv.i. ~
which cor,ivensss " tho usual a,tcnian,
are Headache, Cole, Rhsumatism. roul
breath, piles aud others Of Ike uatarc.
White along train " ftightful diseases such
rs Malignant fcvcrs. Ahccsse.. pysentnry,
Diarrhu',, dyspepsia. Apoplexy. Epilepsy.
Phrnlys,.. u ys,srin. IIyrnchoudriasis. Sol.
ancholy md insanity, first indicate their
presence In tie svetem BY this alarming
symptom. MOI ~infrcqucnlly the disease.
named originate in Constipation hut tab,
on m indersndant existence unless tho stu.s
10 crsJicatcd IN early stage. fram ail thcss
considerations Il follows that the disorder
should receive immediate attention vh,n.
ever u occnt.. and no person should neglect
to re, q box ~ Ccphnlic Pills on tho first
appearance n ihccpmrlsint, a. their timcl,
u.e will csprl tho insidaous approaches o.
disease ,nd destroy this dangerous foe &
human life.
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wv ""iiN wv fFHf# ~ NfNt HINN WV
2 gtFe me Atspballe M, hand iggn No
ohpf Il esgsj ms ~ qales thai I 'sralyfs
slisf III ID ~ 'eaiaehe
~ nf,nuHs II the hg0fiie sish ny
shlai nninfe mstss snssn my dssiaiph
shaifgsf from ihs tafafal state " lha
hrHib ini ta*ai In this Light ID may Ne
luHtHi un o. ~fafegurFt intended Ia give
notice N disease slioh might Oihefeisa o..
otpr attention, ttn 700 ltta ~ BE- femejied
anl its Ind eqiign. should never be neglect
a. Headaches may be classified under tao
nrmes, VA sympilmsiia and ~Id,opsihia.
sfmpinmaie Headache |. exceedingly eom.
mpn anil isthe precursor NJ great variety
NJ diseases, among whieh sse Apotlssy.
tout, hheumaii.m and slt febfile Diseases,
IN itsnefyoua form u 10 sympathetic ~ d..
ease ~ the sl1ma \ constituting siak brad.
ache, " hepnihie disease constituting bill.
ous headache, n worms, constipation and
other 4 sorder. u tbs bowels, ns woll ~
renal and uterine affections, Diseases N
The heart ARE very frequently attended with
Ileadaebe'i Anamia and plethora afc also
affections which frequently ooca sion head.
ache. ~Idiopathic Headache IL al.9 viss
common, being usually distinguished by
'hh name ~ Nervous headache, sometimes
coming ~ suddenly In a state n apparently
sound health and prostrahug nt once the
mental and physical energies, and IN other
instances u on slowly. hefalIed Nv
unufsa.tnu al .n,s,t- m, n.asltts. ~ t.w.n.
IN most instances the pain IL In the trent n
the hsai, over q on both eyes, and some.
times provoking vomiting, under this class
Iwny also DO named Neuralgia.
For III traAsment ~ either clnas Of head
ache the uephalic pills have been found a
sure and safe remedy, relieving tho most
acute pains In n few minutes, and by H.
subtle pawcr erad,cating the diseases Of
whiek headache is the unsrring index.
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Ny sle sss q sAsss rIIls = pssissie ~.
tssis Of Nesvsas o. 81 U~1n1ishenay be
~. y, I,,. =. s. !: .. s ! ''; I! ;.,s: ssj,...
moving cc.il,ss:...
s ,Iss . !se:S:s -. :sassI =.
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B%aipovr Mis.us wants you to send her
q box " Capitalize Glue, no. bottle of
Prepared Pills, but I'm thinking that's
not Just 4, naither but perhaps ye'll be
nfther knowing what II Is. yc see Shes
nigh dead and gone with the sick headache,
and wants son,e more VI that same u, 70.
laiyei her before.
pmroair. You must mean spaljing's
Cephalie Pills
Baiporr. Och sure now and you've sed
u, here's the qnarther aad give mo the Pills
and don, be al dag about il aither.
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TEX wggxLr pAxolA Sykk.


M IA u HHhla 'aadasf fhs h~afiatNoan,
hthf Hfffsa W. Hs taaaihfa4f tial
mI II fD m mHn, a. iHa heiaa No n
90 sil ha Does II htchs 'tfa" asys
allaff aeitarif .rnyst hand apon Int
gtFs me Atspbalif fill hand poo no
uhaf Il esgsj W. o. qHlek That | 'sFaly ~
alfsf al ID ~ 'eaiaehe
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V,nE undersigned having been appointed
By the Probate Court u Pamela coun-
~, Miss, q. tho September term 1850
thereof, administrators on the estate Of
Thomas W. Lipsey, deceased; all persons
having claims against said estate arsheSsby
notified TO have them proba,sd and regis-
tered according to law or they will be bar.
rcd.
NANCY L1pSEy, Administrators.
JOHN ". Mckinney, AdminissYator.
Dec. 70. ls60. slo.6v
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09.kvunsnt, wkstvsl-
~ - suDues. = dyine
s eepses psissA lis 1ees
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Executors Notice.

r ETTERS testnmcn.ary Of the will Of
IL Sarah Powers, deceased, having Lsen
granted TO the undersigned By the Pro.
bate CouSt Of Panola County. Miss, a.
the December term lSG0, thereof, oil per.
sons having claims against ths estate Of
said deceased are hereby notified 10 cx-
hibs, ,hssame and have than probated and
registered IN tho manner aud within tho
time prescribed By Law or they will BE-
bayred.
EDWARD W. MCMILLAN / p...,,.
RICHARD 3. YOUNG "A
dee. 9th, 1890. plQ.6V.
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Dr.. j. %.
Cordial
1&oo0
Tho oveatsss Remedy In The World,

III ID strictly = scientific and vegetable |
eempVund, pTosused ky the disiilln,ion u
roots, herbs and bark. Yellow dock, blood
root, black root, sa~rsarariila, Wild cherry
bark, and dandclicn enters into it's coimpo.
si.isn. The entire active remedial primer.
pie u zach ingredient Is thoroughly es-
iractsd w nv method ~ di-tilling. PRO.
duaing q delicious, exhilira,ing spirit. and
tho mort infallihle remedy for rcno,aiins
the diseased system, and restoring The sick
suffering aud dob Hated invalid " healu.
nni strength.
hcf.ean's 9tIsnsiheniua Cordial.
WITT sIssCIuALbi ctss
Liver Compliant, nysrcpsia. Jannliae.
chtonir or Nervous Debility. Diseases "
tn X idncys, anil all Disease ari, sing from
q D.soriered Liver " stomach. Dy.rsrsis
l~lsartbsn, Inward Piles. A. ii,y or sict.
nrss ~ tho stomach, Fullness II the blood
IN the Head, pull Pain or swimming IN tho
Head. palpiia,ion " the Heart, fnllness.
u Weight IN the Stomach. Sour kructa.
tteas. Chcating or Surscstins Feeling 1hcn
Wing down, nryness or lsll0sness u the
Shin aud Eyes, Night Swca's. Inward H..
vcss, Pain in tho Smali Of the back, CAcst
or Side, eadden flushes of Heat. pcrres.
sion " Spirits, frightrul Dreams, Lnnscr
Dsspcndesey Of AM Scrtou diseases, SORES
or Blotshcs % thc skin, and fe,er and
.suc (cr Chilli end rsvss.)
Over q Miiiiou Of Bottles
Have been sold durisg w las sis nsa,hs,
and in no instance has v faiivd II giving
sulltc s~aiisfaciioa. Who, then, will suaer
from wsakaess o. Debility when Aksisan's
| Strengthening Cordial will cure your
NJ langasge can convey an adequate idrn
u the irsmedIa late aad almost miraculous
chssrs produced by taxing this Cordial In
ths diseased, dcbtiiiased and shattered ncr.
vcus -ystein, whether broken down hy ex.
Gees, weak hy ustsse, or impaired By sizes.
hess, tho vslsas1 md ansstsse osxsnisa,ion
IL restored TO its pristine health asd viscs.
n MARninD punsoNs
Or ottkss CONSCIOUS u liability. frcu uhss.
ever essse. VII asd yctssn's~ ssssseshes.
Ing Cssdtsl . tAesoegh ~svgsessatcr u ths
syssew; - sl vhs seS have isjsrva them.
ssltcs By inrsspes in3slsssres. ~ill hsjis
Ms Cordial . esssair asd srssdy remedy.
- Ne 2sAgaAeo.
1seGnA1A osssne:hsa1ns osrAsai.
he ssserssp sst spssay ere Zoe
Gee(oessoe e0osNasDetoa, Wnoess
J Vhssvustea q Dincwls Nenssrassicr. N
c~ossin~uce sf Csine ar ,uv,lunssry pts
skasRs shss,se. vaIls~x ~ he wc~k. tsia
diwsss. vsiasisss and ell vsiseases ineid,a
10 Females.
suGss ~ lsseee. Tale n .scssr1taet
: dieecsssM. h vsIl seimslGGA ssssneshs
asd iasigcsste ysuS asd saeep the blcsn q
Z health 10 mcsas yssr ehsshs again.
rtssrss.s rvsr-nni ! - Eassc
III ~ cnti.pnn9,
Myossea sss eesslsAly, pssy,s Of Iii
sed Nslesss cgedl .1aAs ID
, lAsslsaW - oDgvoea.e. seso ~
sss': =, ls!.sss. |.
CAsrsoss-uosse ~ petnls
! y: : ::...:ss,:l:ls 80
sAssp, y N1i6g M - = ~
y : g.; sS.ss(Sskss.a
Il Ws12Sheav alPsify& 49,
r SG16QDso1aH - -
Z
ss.'''"sss3kEE
pStnnnn D. 60 -
Ess:S!et.ssH
~
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A VALUABLE NEGRO ron SALE.

A VALUABLE Memo pOn SALE.
11Y virtue Of . dscsss q - Probate
ID Ccsrs Of Pamela Coensy, mississippi,
'rss6oed II The pseeubsf tern, lsd0,
thssssf, sAs sndssslCned sseesssss = the
last will and tsssausns q eassh peusss,
deceased, viii % Saturday he Oh day Of
veSssogy, 1851, = ~ he ssssdsacs u
Ne dssss.:a b - Ce..sy s~iess..id,
within Iawfsl heuss, on . credit II twelve
cspeo s)ehoy" IN property 81 saievgeAts.
Note sst security WI y Fsssissd Il The
i s,,,.' y. I Msssld Ian, sssss.s,.
Oesenose 81, le6O. seO.lv
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Negroes tor 0o1e.
WE have some otsesss - Eighteen
w lilsly yesse n9eps. (say sssn Ten
70 fvesty year, oId) fos sale q cor fssn
adjoining he lands u rs nsveas asa
80 tes miles scssh-wssss1 peosls. Osr
aeens J. Q. whiseside, ess be fssst 81 ny
place ii asy tine, fslly empswefed 10 eel
he slaves. Dkxvsh D bOe.aoSSLY.
Deee~hss sssh, lsee. seo7n.
River planto1ton A00ale.
q ACRES Of land . uGlsvv sst Of
~ sAstsva Il Psssio. No hen.
ifed acre. cleared and The iapsosenesss
god. vivA : splssaid sAss sever isila
W.aRAKD0tsl.
oWS tooa ss.tf
AAmtntOtznHoe's Uotieo.
ufum upsa NJ
ss1aoo = 49, y. uevsses ksvieg
- 0ououoO0o ~ uo1edDuo y ~ Pr.
~ Md puasloOsed15 - u e day
q nosGn10 1eook Ell 1ssseo 1osiee
g. ~ q
huo0nun1& psssg5ey1 u n1seseeeu0
belnnDol M.CsmAxW~Anih
pa - leso. 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nm oaslsnAfo tnNsesss eisaiaele
- 8 DyA 49,
1e:i;s1E{czz3Ssi...{s s
sSsSss $3.50 4 8
6elsu1]1e : -
SSss 1870 = -.
0ob RH1n0n8
w,.,sS r.scs5 4 -
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~ v Ne brss'hias heaven. The, NJ,
slssf ihs Saith They lI,e and slov,
SHE'D ~ The s'sssm shsl' holy smiles,
AMI bsrssa % ~ psFv's Isles
TIM Cowu.sDsa Ar pessArptA,
A very r~epschensible cIatoos m. berp
sen. No by some uewspspxr sct,bble,.
in relation 10 Mai, dhsse. comman.
Lsr n the State ivoovs a pensscoln.
rhe~s anonymous writer's, withou,
,he possibility n knowinu ihe reas.
ans which eevssn HE condnci, assume
70 BE- better judges u what should be-
done Wan be-, and are %crnsufipg him
'rr not u once leading bis troops 10
tho assault on Font Pickens Sach
ecnsures, even Il bnckcdby The names
u persona which would AFFORD some
probability Of their Justice, would be
very ill.timed aud unadviscd at pres.
cnt. but written by nobody knows
whom, nor With what uoti,es on the
part Of thu writer's, their Publication.
.iust nov, Is 90. exceedingly mai
sprcpes, that We arc surprised any
discreet editor should admit them ~
his columns. The authors PRESSING
v0eV ~snanaIr ssn.a. tLa enmesIss intel
nsonce, .ssn ssey expect Their no.
sS%s - . = - s' s;sv. an, =: O. son .Srsf'" Of
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L.. a.,


81 asaafst fftsfis#
80, 800 80 49,
svv
80 ~ - ~ 7',",
-, "'.1ss
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rnNlle ssdsssIessa sGsss ies sale shs vais.
sblc ssasA u lad ~ vbIsh ks Aew
restless. Il Il lssssst . mIle wsss n -
sowu u paeoIa, ed eoataIes ~ ssese,
noss Of which 10 Ia helyss, bstoen ~ y
ops { The most desirable plss>o u North
MssIlpippL There sss 2OO acre 81 \ ID :
hlrh static Of sulsivatIcu and 70 dsadeasd.
Asy oue desiring . hrst class place u Low
0guses would % wall ~ call o. the sub.
ssrIbss q heaS, u o. tehu Keith 4 pss.
ola. h y. CQQPE8.
Sept. 9G. 1a00, w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-01
HUMBUG MEDICINE.

If one buys Northern jewery and gets cheated get
ting five cents worth of gold for s. co. it is only a
little affair, nobody is hurt, only egregiOusly
cheated but when you sick and the hun
dred and nosrums, lotions pills and sarsaparias,
ETC., gotten up by Dutch and Yankee Spectators in
human miseries you possibly something than
cheated-positively injured Do you know those for
eignersS Have you any recourse upon them if in
jured7 If you find their stuff useless, and yourself
imposed upon, you expose them so that they can
be made to feel il II you see ct to use medicines pre-
pared by others than your own physcian-why MT
inquire after Southern Remedies, prepared by South
ern physicians, and sold by Southern druggists or
vendors in your mdst-men whom you can expose,
and whose profits you can check, if they cheat you.
We believe Southern remedies for every
complaint from the dreaded ague incipient fever
to choic, cut, bruise burn, for which
wants to post the of doctor Each family should
keep simple, effective and reliable relief on hand
ready for a moments use.
We embrace the above sentiments We believe that
there medicines put up in the South by
liable proprietors, that superior to articles pre-
pared by Northern Dutch vendors The Sou hern
remedies advertised in this paper, have no doubt
excel the patent Pain Killers and Ready Relefs, and
Ague and Liver Pills, with which Northern vendors
deuge land Let them be fairly tested and if they
found be imposions the columns of this paper
are open for them to be exposed for cheaper terms
than the propretors obtain them to aid their sale.
We learn that where the Ambrosial Oil is known
ana used no Pain Killer Railway, ETC., can be sold
the people want nothing else. We say that We
have found the Oil far certain and effective
ehoc and throat than those and the oil is
pleasant to take while those jeuere When those
Ague and Liver Pills have been tested, no Northern
Pills will be sought for, in opinion They pure
ly vegetable-they give immediate relief-they give
do pain.-Tsanessee BdptiSf. feb1-d1w&w4t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-01

No one OF the efnany ills flesh is heir to'' pre-
yalent, little UNDERSTOOD and much neglected as
Costlveness Often originating in carelessness,
sedentary habits It Is regarded a slight disorder
OF too little consequence TO excite anxiety while
atty Is the precursor and companion many of the
most fatal and dangerous Diseases and unless early
eradicated it will bring the sufferer an untimsiy
grave Among the lighter evils of which cosieeness
is the usual attendant, Headache Coiic Rheuma-
tism, Foul Breath, Piles and Others OF like iatare,
while long train OF frightul diseases such Mag
nant Fevers, Abcesses bysentary, Diarrhoea Dyspep
sia Apoplexy, EPILEPSY, Paralysis, Hysieril, Hypo-
chondrass, Melancholy and Insanity, first indicate
their presence in the system by this alarming symp
tom- Not unfrequenty the diseases named originate
in Constipation, but take independent existence
unless the cause is eradicated in early stage From
all these considerations follows that tie disorder
should receive immediate attention whenever il
curs and no person should neglect to get box Of Ce
phalic Pills on the first appearance of the compliant
their timely will expe the nsduous approaches
disease and destroy this dangerous foe to human life
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-01


DR.. RICHARDSON'S REsoLUTroN.-The fol-
lowing is DR.. RICHARDSON'S Resolution as it
was finally adopted. We republish it here,
as part of it was accidentally left out in
our issue of yesterday:
Resolved. by the General Assembly Of The State
Of Tennessee That the Commissioners recently
elected by the Legislature be requested to
repair to Washington City, in order to meet
the Commissioners from such slave States as
may be represented in the Convention on the
4th day OF February. or as soon thereafter as
possible. And that the Governor inform
them of the passage of this resolution at the
very earliest moment.
Prouided, This shall not be so construed as
to prevent our delegates from meeting aud
comforting with delegates from nou-slave-
holding States, after they have met with
slaveholding States and come to conclusion
as to the course of policy to be pursued by
the Southern States there represented.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-01

re- We heard a good joke yesterday on
gentleman, somewhat uncertain in his opin-
ions. who was. some years ago, candidate
for Office ia Mississippi. In the prosecution
of an active. excited and doubtful canvass
he stopped Que night in a village where a
proiracted religious revival meeting was in
progress. and had acted as a counter iTritant
to the political excitement. Our friend, the
candidate. attended the meeting, took seat
near the altar, and wore daring the evening
particularly pious eountenance- H made
an impres>iou-a profound impression. we
may say-upOn the officiating minister; who
Just before closing the services: suggested
that it would give him pleasure TO have the
strangeI-DT other present his views. The
stranger-brOther was taken somewhat aback,
but soon gained his usual self-control, took
the floor delivered brief but impressive
exhortation, and when he concluded, the
benedictiOn was pronounced and the meeting
dispersed. The following morning gentle
man. not altogether unacquainted with our
friend. the candidate, hearing OF the circum
stance, and approaching the ease with which
he adapted himself to the occasion, asked
him s.if he was really religious, that he had
spoken so impressively." III be id if l
know" was the response, A little profane,
perhaps; but characteristic.
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River News.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Jan. 30.-Commerce, Waitsbcro.
3l-COmmercial, Cincinnati,
Minuetonka. P aducah.
DEPARTED.
James Johnson, New Orleans,
Ninnetonka. Paducah.
The river is falling with y feet water on
the Shoals.
q. Tue Nay Luke departs-for Padueah at noon
to-day. She is the regular pasket.
The l.. Hoar1rd was due yesterday. She
got in probably last night.
1t is expected that the B. H. RHny1n will
be in port in time to leave Monday on her
return to St. Louis.
PLEASURE ExCURsIoN.-The Gen. Anderson
leaves this port on Tuesday next at IL o.
clock for Cairo. A number of ladies aud
gentlemen are going on h,r on pleasure
excursion to Cairo and back HoRS's Silver
Band has been engaged for the trip. All who
wish 10 jsin the excursion should make it
known, and have their names entered SO as
to get the advantage ola Communication of the
price of passage.
The st. Louis Nt1rs of the evening of the
29th ult-s says
There is very little ice running in the river
to-day The Underwriters have removed
their restrictions upon the departure OF low
er river boats. and the landing is once more
the scene of some business activity. The
weather is clear and mild, and promises to
continue So.
The stream here is stationary to day. The
last arrival from below reports feet scant
at Crawfory's, Sd at Tea Table, and upon all
the other bars full six feet The channel will
be gpt to improve some III a few days now.