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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30

MIsrzIs, August %, iss2.
Business was very dali on the wharf yester-
day. The river is still declining. At St-
Louis il is falling. with III fest wsler above
Low tide of December, 1900
There Is 81 feet in the channel Of the lover
Mississippi; out 70 Cairo. as repored By the last
boat down.
SO far as depth of channel is concerned There
Is but 30 inches water on Rising Sun bar.
The Illinois river is falling slowly from
Lssalle to the mouth. There is still 10 feet in
the channel.
The upper Mississippi Is falling all the way
from St. Paul down. There is 81 feet full on
the upper and feet on the lower rapids. Be-
lCw x 20 sul there is 5 feet fun in the channel.
Between St. Paul and the head of Lake Pepin
there is feet full on the worst bars
The Missouri river is reported to be falling
slowly from Leavenworth down to the mouth,
with feet in the channel on the shoaisst
bars
The steamer Dunleith, which was sunk and
broken on the falls a few weeks ago. has been
straightened up, pumped ont and launched.
The launching was done Saturday, and she
now floats at anchor in the chute opposite
Louisville.
FoR ST.. LouIs.-The Platte Vtillsy, Capt.
Terrill. departs this evening at 5 o'clock. 4.
L. HcGhee q Co, agents.
e The Rowena, Capt. Mason, with the ever
popular Dick Lightburne in the Office, also
departs to-day for Cairo and St. Louis at 5
M.
The Empress of Austria, who has been
visiting some friends in this city, departs for
Europe, via st. Louis, this day at IL o'clock.
She viii b accompanied by Capt. Riley.
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THE retreat of Gen. Pope will bring untold
horrors upon one class Of unfortunate people
We AllnGe TO those who were either persuaded,
frightened, o, forced into taking the oath Of
allegiance TO the United States. The rebels
win, of eourss wreak all their vengeance upon
these weak brethren. 1t ought, however, to
be lesson to our generals never to exact an
oath Of this hind until there Is nj, longer any
danger of recovery Of the territory by the
rebel troops. Treatment of this kind only
serves 10 u1ase The sale Of our government
contemptible as well IS detsstsble in all the
disputed territory.-N. Z, Rorld.
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dRuaoRs.-Tired Of waiting for news
viii omes not, our people took to rumors.
Rn1 however, soon ceased, as the Northern
pap ame in, throwing cold water on expec-
tatis ~ verifying Popes retreat, the cap
tur4 his Wagons, and the presence of nc
Clef army at Alexandria nights Sseesh-
ers delighted, Union men confident of
coul
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WEEKLY mEMPHIs MARKET.
DAILY UNION APpEA,. orrlcE,

paper, by joan DAsIs comnissi Merchant, 16i Main
street Quotation, per request Of Produce Dealers,
preiicatsd upon Treasury Notes as enrre@cyI
coTToN.--A coed deal changing hands, but prices
have wide range, say from IS 10 acc. 200 bales
purchased the river y miles above this city 2oc
payable when board. 81. Louis made the pur-
chase and Memphis furnished the funds 40 bales
pressed cotton, which had used in bulkheads Of
gunb ats, and h se possible condition Of damage
sold at board the seline yessr-
day acsoune u gs,ernmeas. The bidding was very
spirited. and ts assn was finally knocked down s7S
per bale shvaA aAg Cotton advance TO 65c. the pur
chaser VIII ttys coed thing OF it. At present prices
his loss . &ts4aesess At 1900 to 81 900.
sUGAl -ysiy aesie Offering. aess;ze.
MOLAssEs-None reported; We renew last weeks
quotations, 3s@fcs
TLoUR-Makst quiet; this being the dangerous
month"; holders arr anxious realize. Our mills are
ready grinding, but they lack supply Of
grain.
WHEAT RYE-None in the market.
0oRE-Priee nominal at 45c.
oATS--will bring SOC. readily, market advancing.
POTAToEs-buge receipts have caused the market to
Quote at 75e3soc.
ONIoNS-Remsrks potatoes applicable.
GREEN APPLES so IBIS good At S2.75.
wHIsKY-Market well supplied price speculative.
HAY-No sales.
MEAL--Eresh, Csc, stale, CSC.
HOMIEY-sl20 q bush.
BAooN--Hams have largely advanced; s. C. canvassed
loa0z The want Of country trade makes clear sides
nominal at cele in conditisn no joints ofIsring
poRK-Mess $40; NJ. o. 50. No sales.
LARD-5 bbls s1zc; quote kegs 1O@l2.
BUTTER--saies Of good in frsins At lie,
EGGs-6 bbls. at SIS q Dbl, in demand
FTsH-Mackerel NO. ss@ss.5O; No. ss@se.5o kits
s. s0sse IS.
SALr--Large supply, and only retail demand. Our
merchants cannot obtain permits receive sait but
government officers supply the market on private speer
la1on We noted sale yesterday Of zoe bbls Kanawhs
at 81 so p Dbl aud 20 bbls do as same, and small let
Of rs hbs lake salt same. Several parcels on con.
sIgnmant ir store ara limited at IS for Ksnawha and
$3.50 for Lake Articles. however, held spscuatisn
srs not the true index Ct the market.
cHEEsE-s991<c.
C0FFEE-Holders eak 2staa6c.
cHIcKESs-R Ready sAle at g p aozen.
BRAN-sloss. Of so tuns, - tunsaad 100 tuns, have
been purchased BY shrss ersat parties to hold for an
advance; eights have advanced the balance Of the
cargo is he d At higher figures
BEANs-GoOd Navy $3.50
CANDLES-star 1s(ai7, q lot of 900 boxes craessc
were shipped hack to Cincinnati.
s0AP--Psln &C. German &C.
COAL oIL-so bbls At IS y gallon, Tennessee money.
LAGER. sEER-sla y bti. holders asking higher
| figures.
-spRIED fBuIr-Psashss sa.sss. Apples sla5.
WINES Market overstoeked with cstawba offering 81
/ 3 4 bsx.
RopE-5sslgsi1e.
STARCE--4@5c.
yIEEGAR--s45oass y bll.
NAILS-$45N9s5 . Is.
WASHBoARDs-S2.5e D doz
BR0oMs-s25ss..
HIDEs-No sales.
s These prices are Cor iargr lots from first hands
unless otherwise stated; in filling osdsrs higher rate
have 10 be paid.
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HoN BEALE-A soldier last evening
ferdmself into the house of private citi-
zonseale street; muss ensued, the citizen
bred the peace by attempting to force the
s0ldht. Quite little crowd was gathered
theH dseveral persons, the belligerent citi-
zen, broke the peace included, were
ar-al
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f4-1lt is not little astonishing that
+s ssfased as little from conAagra-
ID has since the occupation Of the city
~ gentlemen OF M,Jor General Sher-
Division. We do not remember large
u ater date than the guhboat FIRE off the
kfThis is but another evidence Of the
j4ness and scrupulousness of the brave
le of the Union, whose valor. is only
Nd BY their courtesy. 1t were unjust,
kIer, to c,nfne this tribute of merited
70 the soldiers occupying Memphis,
1 4t Helena ana other stations in the val
living equally given evidence of the high
" of our army.
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n 4'ELLows' HALL.-The Odd Fellows
Hahtinues to be the place of attraction to
amfent seekers in the city. Tho bill for
thi4ning is excellent.
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u
AlFpRIrE RissrAuRASr REoPEEEp.
Mrs.ESn recpens The Commercial Rsstau.
rsn; adams street, near Second, this
mcrfls Memories of the old "TaIk At
Laynsof the sumptnous fare at Lsyton,s,
the hth and excellent cookery at Layton :,
sre hHar to almost every gentleman in
MePhi The aristocratic quiet Of the place,
.oolnds freedom from the meretricious
GLAD Y generally spoil. Restaurants o.
thekh class in large cities, reminds one
Of tFsaug cllSS rooms in London, which
haFfssne to the epicure in locale and il
beau ideal Of Sales nsanssr
hnt win be conducted BY Mrs
La.ame old way, and with the Oh
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BRKcKESR1pGE's sword, with his name en-
ssraved on Il, was captured At Baton Rouge.
This msy have given rise to the report that
be lost his right arm, as raost men would not
leave their sword While shey had an arm to
WELD II.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30

Ike PRIsoS.-Oar reporter tells US that
. sties around the Irving Block Jail have
info il him he can have no more items
,herSp. "Secret as the Prisons Of Venice"
TlsNarst, and in the true spiris ri Anglo
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30

4TRIcAL.-We are supposed TO be about
havla regular dramatic season, and we are
toldFill open with series of spectacular
piedhe first to be The Flight Of Tartar
REORGANIZATION from DeQuincy, which
our bic are very DESTROYS to see.
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Is FRANK CHKIsTIE, at the New Mem
tfheater, continues to attract many al
II. She takes farewell benefit tonight,
Az have no doubt the housa win be well
k@As this is the last night Of The season.
fhy the entire troupe viii embark foT
hkh, going from there to Louisville. The
hter, Mr.. Morningstar, ms met with
"a succels here, and no doubt viii secure
4housss wherever he may go with his tall
3dperbrmers.
u company was organized in This city I'M
Ger al mediate supervision of Mr.. G. A.
Morn:Ar, and he may we'll be proud Of
his seisEnents in perfecting 50 admirable a
trou p Original Campbell Minstrels.
J. .hith, Dan Holt, VIM. Manning snd
Joe ldMill accompany the troupe in their
nOrthr4nr, all Of whom are perfect ia the
cork pehrofessioa.
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WANTEn

4 SITUATION in grocery. provision or cemrnissiol
"a house, by agtive OF long psrienc
snd good accountant. Address III. =. "a,
au2i-tf At this Office, Tor three Gays.
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sss-Qur many thanks are asss . j.
II. o. d Co., 2sT Main street, fer eoatinu-
Gus rs in the shape of late papers. j. D..
HAl eyer has on hand full supply of
Notn papeh and periodicals.
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HRs.-There were various rumors on
theles yesterday of an engagement near
Gettown. We may know more of the
mato-morrow.
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AEREsrs.-over twenty persons, sup
pcs} be guerriIlas, were brought into Mem
phiferdsy morning. No doubt they will
: be cared for.
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AeKI, wrote US during his trip to
SO but his letter came too late for pub
X y pie has reached home in safety.
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no the Trade.

TUsT RECEIVED choices lot OF GROCERIES, for
d sals low to the trade, BIZ DAN. ABLE Co.,
auz1.at No. Bradley Block
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NO PASSES ARE REQUIRED.

gFsHE Provost Msrsha admits all both great and sns
II into Leidy Go i from ST. Louis, Hat Cap, Doc
and shoe store. No. f45 Main street. opposite CouF
sauare-as well known this he place buy thu
BEST Hats Caps, Boots Shoes fo the least money
aug2o-1w LEIDT q CO., from st. Louis.
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For Sale.

FTRsT-RATE GROCERY STORE located in ON
- Of the bsst ba mess places in tins cts. will b
soid cheap for Cash. Inquire at this Office.
alfzI-lw
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kr.-The sanitary condition of the
pedingIy fine, and its moral progress.
1bnderful.
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GENERAL ORDER, No. SO.

HEADQUARTERS FfrIH DIVISION
Msnrhis, Tenn, August lith, lS62.
Tbs following Orders have been received from De-
oartent HEADQUARTERS and PUBLISHED for the bsuehs
o. al cancerned;s
Inpursuanre Of Orders from The Headquarters ofths
Army waslngoas all restriction on the sale Of Cot
ton, sd prohibition Of the OF Gold therefor are
hsleay annuild Eysrs taisy ossible viii be afforded
fer ssaiBg Cotton 20 market.
~ order Mai Cen O. & GRANT
JSc A. RAwuSss A. A.Gen. -
y order of Msi. Gen. W. 7. SHERMAN,
J. a. HAaHeSp, A. A. Gen. Auls-H
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30

IN THE 6snssal opnms1slsps aaasancss
il. AID mrrtl6mtipn fhat IL nss 1izccrars<<
lsiasry il Qss = ths rnblss afscs IA Msnphis, H.
a. 81 u ean ofone hnndrea dollars % clerk Is
ths Ones * lhs rs=ss zzxsi sasnsra IS pass d -
i zsssfs- u
~ ~ ~ <azisysez il hs .ursics q
rnissA sstss, saiar I'd rz<5ez and
IL sss lczsi zcs wshtsyer. <$z<Ex uniy 4 <rins
<nxe 3 IN Whole sountrs. e rs ssaspzf il i
<~ssa tIzeh sssr . hfibs and 1s>H1x xisizza
hAs ezkss g pay : sse. tsisa < rs
afforded Aaas zsoas. seeesssipi o il.za-
saes any psrsdii IS - uaissd States. be il
hereby nosiaesl t6ai ngslss shsreof % the
Commanding Geasrs birth 4.ssae may Is sons
ead The Aonor n the nation be ne
suspicion Of corruption. -.
III. To gaanl against corruption III fs futuxe 4 a.
dersd that house taken possession Of BY he
master under General Grants orders ssfs take possession
loyal the vacant houses N Memphis
shall be occnpea By any Ocer or employees Of the United
States Government, except ~ regular assingmsnt under
aa Array Regulations, by the Quartsrmaser approved
~ ths Commanding General No rents viii be paid ex.
ept 10 the ouarermazter in person. or 10 one Of his
clerks On tbs written receipt by the oaartermastsr
lsignesl by himself and not BY proxy.
". Anonymous Communications win not be enter
ined but citizen person having causs of grisv
ance VII reduce il writing, Stating names and facts
md signed with the prefer name. when redress VIII be
gwen il necessary. Ssch communications viii be adj
dressed 70 the Adjatan General the Division Major
q. hammond. IS
Bs order OF Mat Gen W. Il. SHERMAN
Ssat HAnzoSp. A. A. @. faas
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EotIse to the LaGles and Gentlemen Of
Memphis. and to the Army GENERALLY.

n EDDY co., are always pleased 81 the GENTLE
men call. Citizens well Soldiers AID 01eess and
more parsicnoriy the Ladies' Of Memphis ard Vicinity
Is are interested ia the Ladies' line Of business Of
Fancy Hats aud Caps, Boots and shees-Es ate II all
fime pleased 70 wait the LADIES' st the same time
Offering eHsRse gentlemen TO call and ms
asso-tEz-nt af hats, Caps, Boots sad shses.
hEKDK a CO., fran ST. Louis.
anzo-iw No. 70 Vain ST. opposite Court Square.
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RTIs has just gone up the river on
q it is said, Of sixty days.
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3Us AccrDEsT.--A boy named Nc
LAIN fell of a horse which he was riding
90 Pigeon ROost road, yesterday, and was
rik injured.
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Taken 10.

an Sunday the nth, Mouse coleeed HORSE about
" II hands hssh, name cut, and no shoes 1hs
get HIM by applying the Austin plaza, half
ml.e South Of Sam Tsfes the Memphis and chsrlsston
rHzlroad. ana24et
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AcKs formerly commander of this
p gave fer Helena to-day.
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Taken Up.

A SPOTTED cav with two CALVES hss hesn taken
~ up by the undersigned on last Friday the I'D IN
sant, which the owner have By probing his prupss.
and paying charges.
8 49, JOHN sGHEEILZEB,
aAzfs-lw Near the lair Graund-
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Taken Up.

DT the subscriber, ca the I4fh instant Bay MULE.
ID The owner win come forEard, prove property and
par charges Apply %
JOHN FINDAIs
AXIS st Monroe 81, bsiussn Main and Second.
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ms. MoRGAN'S SCHOOL,
THIRD STR EET.
Between Maqison and Monroe Streets.
EAsf s7nE.

e
z z1& 4 IL TERN ct this Sehcol viii eeumeaee the
x-fse2lt Monday in SEPTEMBER nexf<s Is
thsrpxP F@aAtic voafse u KnelIsA Assuay win BE-
Believing IN eA Szaining ef hoss aud gifis slpuld
be the same we have ptsa fhr course 81 studias
out II desired. hranckss AZ saa hSehar athenatics
&ettres. s-ss.T
70 the ispguases of Southern Europe tanEht Ihonk
extra charge and win be required Of ali rafi
excused for some special reason. I -
The French, German, Spanish and italian languages,
prawiag snd the hst lessons iu Water and Oil Painting
are also laughs without extra chssge
Termsper Session in Advance:
Firss Department. sis,eo
srs 20 90
kouIsh so 90
Advanced Pupils in Oil Paintib rs 90
The Greek Language. Piano and Guitar Professors
charges MRS. NJ Al N MORGA 4 = n
aniz I'm PrfncipsE .
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- VrED.--A servant girl, either white OF
cold to do the work Of small family.
I'D at the Clay picture gallery, Main
slrd
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Mailer ON Every rage.

A5The heat CONTINUES excessive
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Ea's COURr.-seventeen cases; fines
ars.
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Ferry Notice.

WILL make three trips per day from this date, from
IL Memphis ny Hopeheld TO Mound City. Leave Mem
pnis ut lathe forenooE IL NJ and "a Leave Mound
city at and A. NJ, ~ P NJ Mqaad City al pressnt Is
elegant place TO catch fsh, md that, TO, without
danger or difficulty.
suE3-lm f. CHEEk, Ageht.
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S25 Reward.

CTOLEN from my place, nine miles from Memphis on
- the Her ando plank road, Iron Grey BtAkE. hair
Rubbed of her shoulders where the collar is placed;
Also On her rignt side and marx her kit shoulder.
This reward viii be paid upon the delivery OF the
at tbs Eclipse Livery Stables. "
aug2 81 j. NJ. ROBINSON.
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pulls and Cathartics.

McLean's L.yer Pills
Ayress Cathartie Pills.
Wright's Cathartic Pills.
Rrandrethss Cathartic Pills.
Jayne's Sanative Pills.
Railways Ready Regulators.
Sir James Clarke's Female Pills.
Merwin's Fever and Ague Pills.
DR.. Strong's Cathartic Pills.
Spepcer's Cathartic Pills.
d.. Motts Chalybeate of Iron Pills.
Dixie Csthartic Pills.
Husbands .Galcined Magnesia.
SeidlItz Powders.
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Fever and Ague Mediciy

Osgood's Indian -Chologogue.
DR. Merwin's Fever and Ague Pills.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
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salTes and olntments.

Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
DalIey's Pain Extractor.
Cavansughis Pile Salye-
DIR. Ciarke's Stimulating Salve-
Readings Russia Salve.
Gray's Ointment. Stevens BYE Sah
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Lininnents.

DeGraths Electric Oil.
Railways Ready Relief.
Ambrosial Oil.
DR.. Clarke's Liniment.
Sargent's Pain Extractor.
FarrslPs Arabian. Mexican Mustang.
Bragg's Arctic. Davis Pain Killer.
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DYspepsia and Liver Complaints

Sanford's Liver Insigcrasor.
Boe.have's Holland Bitters.
Heohands German Bitterk
Hus.otter's Blsters.
McTean's Strengthening Cordial.
Worm Asdicines.
NJ ifsrzs Ganaaiaa Fsg4aitage.
e, aaz1ssoess's yersssess,sse.
Rseryas Dea4 Shot Yefrnifage.
kcLean's Fermifuge.
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HAs gUsT EEcETTED a FULL SUPPLY or T
Ii FOLLOWING ARTICLES
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Rsnie!p If TIE Nlarktts.
!. tlRrscrEr uFrloE, No. 10 CAar syRl

sf7 s 3REsrEEr OFFICE, No. 70 CAHr SIRE 81.
Wednesday Evening April q 1869
sl.brToN. We noticed one or two negotiations
pending, but did not hear Of a sale to-day.
FosAcco. Nothing reported.
4 SuaAR.. I. With a light supply on the evee, and
avery limited demand, the sales are confined to
about 200 hhds. at irregular prices.
# 5MoLAssEs. The supply on the levee is light,
and the sales are confined to about 500 bbls al
Is@iac. for Fermenting, and l6c. % gallon for
Rehoiled.
CoHs !. We hear of wholesale and retail trans
sae tons at the tariff rates.. s-rs5.
vi FLOUR. There being no receipts and little or
no stock in first hands we have no sales to report
The. Wholesale tariff prescribes sl4 for superfne
and $l7 D Dbl. for Extra. @
4 PoRK. Mess is retailing at $45@s5o y Dbl
~ BEEF I. The retail demand IS supplied at ss2 50
4 for Prime and sS7 SO % Dbl. for Mess.
LOUISIANA Rum. I. The retail demand is sup
piled at 4O@5oc. . gallon.
LARD. The transactions are confined to small
sales at the tariff rates.
BACON. !. We notice wholesale and retail trans
/ actions at the tariff rates. IL Il
WHISKY. \. Tile retail demand for old (Bourbor
L and Monongahela) has been supplied at 81 50@s3
and Rectified, made from Louisiana Rum, at 81 10
and that made from Corn at 81 70@sl rs u gal
Il lon.
Nothing else reported.
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PRICE s.;
Ai2tr gateiIlaeate.
az z "a, ~ - fg77 NJ rh=} q. .u
3REscEHT oyrIcs. No. 10 GAxr STREET,
= ~ tsgE - Thurshpv will % 1850

s
IN Thursday, April "a, 1852.
The weather yesterday was springike. On the
levee but little business transacted during the
afternoon, the whole space from Canal street up
to ST. Mary's Market was occupied by the volun.
steers for drilling. e9S
The fine steamer Red Chief, Capt. NJ. N. Wood,
arrived yesterday from the Ouachita river, and is
now loading at the foot of Poydras street, to leave
on Saturday for Black river, Ouachita, Bayou
\ Bartholomew, Point Pleasant, Red Mouth and Lit
4 tie river.
The steamer Judge Fletcher, Capt. j. W. Smith,
came to the landing, and is loading for all landings
\ on the Arkansas river.
The steamer Texas, Capt. G. W. Stnde, came
ii from jefferson yesterday. and is now loading to
return on Saturday.
FoR SHREFEPoRT AND JEFFERsoN.-The regular
and tayorite passenger steamer Gen. Hodges, Capt.
SIsade, leaves pnnctually this afternoon at 5
O'Clock. Passengers who desire to travel in that
direction, could not find better boat. A
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Memoranda
Receipts of E7ronuce.

AEceipt2 OF Fr0nuca.
JEFFERSON Per steamer Texas-l26 bales
cotton Bellocq Noblom &co- 2s4 ties Dds peer
billiard Summers Geo II scks -four 6s4 pcs IRON
NJ Greenwood-l0 pigs lard pkgs cks BACON TO
Biscoe l. Smms- / cks ties bacon IS SEEKS tour 4
scks wheat 2 kegs lard $50 pcs bacon Arthur @co
Ill scks wheat "a scks peas rs SEEKS hour SACKS
barley Patton Henderson &co-65,566 lbs pig IRON
Leeds &co-2 cks bacon Copes Phelps do do
S Locke hbl hf Dbl lard hf hbl batter Good
richsSco--2 bbls half bbls lard 4 cks 329 pcs
bacon J Connolly &co-S97 do ht Dbl lard Is sks
flour bales wool Capt Perry scks wheat SKIS
meas pinckard, Steele Geo bales fodder to j
Rugeley Eco 81 bales fodder GLADDEN. & Sexas-
sundres to order.
ST MART1NSvILLE-P steamer News Boy
70 hhds sugar Darby Il Tremoulet-20 do A & Ma
rionaux-1 do Free Market 81 bbls molasses to
Hare &co-lo0 do Ar Miltenberger-54 do r Bru.
gler-l00 ties moasses j NJ Putnam Is bales hay
Duplat-lO scks corn W Armstrong-sundries to
order.
FORT ADAMS Per steamer Sallie Robinson
Lot old iron, etc, for Government.
r SALINE RIvER-Per steamer Morgan Nelson
sundries to order.
BOEIJF RIVER Per steamer Red Chief-1l
bales fodder Fellowes &co-24 SKIS peas L Hardle
&co-2S2 do c seed ASKS potatoes bbls lard 81
scks corn Is bales hay ordertEll9 SEEKS corn lhorl
Il Maddox-14 do peas Keller-2O bbls molasses
Au gustin & Thibeault-l bales cotton Hare-lt
Levy 4 Deter-l6 SKIS potatoes 50 scks corn own
er on board-sundres to order-Total II bis cotton
COAST-Per schr Brazos-500 bbls molasses
Ross.
COAST-Per schr Coumbia-30 hhds sugar tt
order.
rm...r Railroads.
n. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, April %, 1867 bales hay Thorn
as II ties rice Wood & Low-99 do order-l50 key
nails Kearney Blois Eco Is bbls molasses Gold
| smith, Haber &co-32 bdls paper K & &co-2 bdl
carpet do bedding bxs sewing machine
| Shotwel-sundries to order.
| NO, OPELOUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
| BRAsHEAR CITY. April o. 1920 hhds suga
| G Saba.ier-10 do 40 bbs molasses Hare-lOl
| bbls molasses Darby d Tremoulet-45 Tarleton
| Whiting & TulIis-20 hhds sugar Cazanave-lt
| R Cummings &co-26 sacks potatoes Lapine
| Fcrri-l32 bseves 6 yr ODDS As yearngs 6 calve
Stock Landing sundries to order.