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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-10

CIV. JOHNSON & SON,
Manufacturers OF Copper, Tin aud
Sheet Irnn Wnro.

TAYISG AVAILED OURSELVES or ALL TIE
i improved facilities, arc better prepared nov
than ever 70 Ill all orders for any article work in
the above line of business. Ealies and CODducfgTs
made to ords-. Steamboat work done 10 Esb5tall-
tial ard VEorkEna1iIks manner We a-c now paying
particular attention TO this branch Of the trade aud
can yuarAntee satisfsction in every particular. 10
Wholesale Dealers CSn offer Inducements thai
cannot be found elsewhere Our stock Of Y NES u
complete and the isf ul AZ ali times. We
keep stock aE the latest and most approved pttsTnS
OF Goal and Wood stoves on hand At al times.
G. JOHNSON & son
So.lsa Market Square,
Iy2-dAwtf wheeling, Va
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PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS
IT, IN FIVE SUCCESSIVE YEARS
At the Maryland Institute, besides first premiums at
Pairs in Philadelphia, Washington and Richmond
TESTIMONIALS OF EXCELLENCE
G0TTsCBALK,
sTRAKOsCH,
As also from some of the most eminent Professors
and amateurs in the country.
NM. KNABE & CO.,
lis, and :, NORTH HUTAw STREET,
and No. $50 BALTIMORE ST,
near Hutsw, would respectfully invite the attention
Of the public to their we'll assorted stock of
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANo-FoRTEs,
which, for beauty of finish, power, and sweetness Of
tone and elasticity Of touch, have been, by Judges
pronounced unrivRlled. Every Piano guaranteed for
i've years, and privilege Of exchange granted at
any time within six months IL not entirely sAtisao-
tory.
fore purchasing elsewhere A liberal discount made
to the Clergy and to Schools. large assortment Of
Melodeons constantly on hand.
AS-Pianos taken In exchange.
JESSE B. MELLOR, 1S7 Main st., Wheeling, Va,
Agent for the above celebrated Pianos. mhSi-6m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-10
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Ia an excellent remedy, and worthy thu confidence
Of the community.
Ayers SarsapariIIa.

AS VA ~ bSsSA SeS B1SSA A4AS~S
For sPring Diseases.
For Purifying the Blood
FOr scrOfula or Kings Evil
For TumOu, UIoers, and Eorsa-
For EruptiOnu and Pimplss.
For BIOtchos, Biaius, and BOrLA.
For St. AnthOuy's FirO, Rose. or Esysipsias.
For letter or Salt Rheum.
For scald Head and RinEWUrm-
For Cancer and CanceCUus ROres.
For Sore Eyes, sOse EAr., and Husors.
For Female Diseases.
For Suppression and IrregulaEity-
For Syphilis or vsnsrsal Diseases.
ROr Liver Complaints.
Fog Diseases Of tho Heart
states, CanadaE and Britain Provinces, Chit Peru,
Brazil. Mexico, and In fact almost all the cities
on this continent, have dgned this document n
assure their people what remedies they may use
with Hafety and confidence. But our space will only
Sdmit Of = portion Of them.
Ayers sarsaparilla,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Ayers Pills, and
Ayers Ague Cure,
PERAAED 81
De. J. o. AVER = co.,
LOWELL MASS
A-- w. fsbA-utvaven
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AYERS
CHERRY
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds. and
RoarsenesS.

RKINTIELD, MGSs., Dec ~. 1855.
DR.J.C. ArFR: ! do not hesitate TO
say the best remedy have ever found
for Coughs, Hoarseness, Influenza,
aud the c1ncUmituut symptoms OF
Cold, is your CHERRY PEcTOEAL. Its
constant use in my practice aud my
family Tor the ltst ten years has
shown il 70 p0Sss,- superior virtues
for the treatment OF these COM
plainta, EBEN KNIGHT. MD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-10
m~ AYERS
~ .Cathartic Pills,
- H. (SV0AR C0ATEO,)
ARE AADETO
AYERS


Cleanse the Blood and Cure the Sick,
IEvAL1ps, FATHERS. MOTHERS, PHYSICIANS,
PE1LANTHnoPIsTs, READ THEIR FFFECTs,
AND JUDGE OF THRIR VRTuEs.
ron THE CURE OF
HEADACHE, SICK IIEADACIIE, FOUL STOMACH.
PITTsBURJH, Pa, May /, 1855.
Dr. IL AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured
of the worst headache any body can have by dose
or two of your Pills. II seems to RTSe from foul
stomach, which they cleanse at once. II they will
cure others as they DOME the fact is worth knowing.
Yours with great respect, ED. W. PREBLE,
CierL: ofths Ss1mer Clarion
BILIOUS DISORDERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
DEPARTMENT OF TnR INTRRIoR,
WASHINGTON, d. Co. Feb, 1856.
SIR: have used your Pills in my general and hos
pItal practice since you made them, and cannot
hesitate to say they the best cathnrtc we employ
Their regulating action the lirer is quick and de-
ciIed, consequently they an admirable remedy
for arrangements OF that organ. Indeed have sell
dom found of bilious disease 80 obstinate that
it did not readily Yield to them
FratErnalIy yours, AL0NEo BALL, NJ: D.
Physician oCthe Marine Hospital.
DYSENTERY, RELAX, AND WORMS.
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WARSAW, wYoMINd Co, n. Y, Oct. "a, 1855.
DEAR SIR ! am using your Cathartic Pills III my
practice, and find them an excellent PnrEatiVe To
cleanse the system and purify the fountains OF the
blood. JOHN It. hhAChNM' NJ ~
HRYEIPELAs. SCROFULA, KINGS EVIL, TET
TEE, JUNIORS, AND SALT RllEUM.
From torrarding Merchant n 81. LuwiS, Feb. 4, SO
Dr. AVER: Your Pills are the paragon OF all that
is great in medicine. They have cured my littiS
daughter of ucernus aorcs upon her handle and feet
has been long grieYnnsy afflicted with boChes and
nnrIrs ON her skin and in her hair After child
cnre,I her ASA MORGBRlDGE-
EHEUHATISM, NEURALGIA, AND GOVT.
From Rer Or. IS,rckes, Of The Methodist L Church
pvIIsEl House. SAVANNAH, GA. Jan. {. 1855
IIoSoREp SIR: l should be ungratsfnl for tho re-
lief your skill has brought il did not report my
case II Won cold settled in my limbs and bOought
on eTcrnti"tiug neuraigic pains which ended IN
best OF physicians the disease grew worse and worse
until by the advice Of y0ur excellent agent in Bal
tnorc DR.. Mackenzie, 1 tried your pills. Their ef
fccts slow, bat sure BY pcrscTerinE in tins use
Of them l am now entirely we'll.
SENATE CaGMBER BARON RoUdE. L. Dec. 1855.
DR.. AVER: l have been entirely cured by your
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afflicted Inc for year,. tINOhNL sLlDELL'
FOR DR0PSY, PLETHORA, OR KINDRED COM.
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FOR COSTiVENEsS or CONSTIPATION, AND AS
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FITS, sUPPRESsIGN, PARALYSIS. iTFLA MA
TON, and even DEAFNESS, and PARTIAL BLIND
NESS, have been cured by the Alternative action OF
these Pills.
Most Of the pills in market contain Mercury,
which although valuable remedy In skiliul hands,
is dangerous in public pill from the dreadful CON
seguebceS that frequently follow itH ncautIOus
These contain mercury OF mineral substance
whatever.
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THE
OFFICIAL WAR MAP.
Hazards Railroad d Military Map
OpTEUs SOCTuERE STATES

VJRON the mo-t authentic sources, and the Coast
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A. il ia THE ONLY MAP that T. authorized AZ OF
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No. 524 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
RS-As every Intelligent man wants THE BEST
and ONLY OFFICIAL MAP, Agent can make money
rapidly by sslIing THE.
H7-SEwSPAPERs inserting thi- three times shall
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Premium to New Subscribers,

the Nos. of the same Periodicals for 1850 will be
Furnished complete withom additional charge.
these Periodicals lose little by age Hence, a full
yGnr Of the Nos for 1860 may be regarded nearly
valuable as for 1862
Subscribers wishing also the Nos for 1891, will be
supplied at the following ExTRENELT Low EATEs:
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Croup. 1vhooplng CouRh, Intuenza.


Group, EEhOOpinE Cough, InhuenzR.
SPRINGFIELD. Mas, Fob. :, 1855.
BRoTuEa AVER: will cb-sriuly certify your Pc
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whoopinE cough group and tho chest diseases Of
children. We Of y"ur fraternity in tho South Np-
preciate your skill, and commend your medicine To
our people. HIRAM CONKLIN. VI. n.
AMOS LEE, ESQ, MoNTEEEr, IA, writes, I'd jan,
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clergyman. The first dose relieved the soreness in
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oheRpes; as well as the best We can buy, and
teen you, Doctor and your incidence, As the Eoor
mans friend"
Asthma or PhthIaIc, and Bronchitis.
NEST MAScaEsIEE Pa, Feb. 1, 1850.
EIg: Your G.rTy Pictorial Is performing marvel
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' 800 HENKY l.. rARKs, Merchant.
a. A. RAMSEY. NJ. ~. ALBION, MoxBoE Co., Iowa.
writes. Sept. g. 1883: During my practice OF many
years have iounh nothing equal 10 your CAerry
patients, or curing sucl as are cnrnble."
We IN ght add volumes of evidence. but the most
convincing proof of the virtues Of this remeiy il
found In its effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no ono remedy has ever becn known
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this. some no hllhn ala can reach; but even to
those the Cherry Pictorial affords relief and comfort
AEToR HoTsE, SEw YoHE CITY, Msroh O. 1856.
DoCIoH AVE. LOWELL: feel IL a duty and pleas
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done for my wife. She had been five months lAboring
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She steadily falling, until Or. Strong, OF this
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Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, or sHELsIvTLLE.
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AYRR's CHEEKY PEcIcEAL. II Il made by one of the
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around Us bsspeek the high merits Of its Virtues-
Philadelphia ledger.
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! A. b. MORTLEY. ESQ, of UTtcA. y. Y, write: 81
| have used your Pictorial myself in my family ever
| since you Invented IT, and believe it the best medi-
cine for its purpose ever pt ont With bad cold
| should SCORER psy twenty-five dollErr for a bottle
| than DO without It., OF take any other remedy"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-10
Spring, 1862.
Hosiery, Gloves, Linens,
WHITE GOODS, SO.
sTELLMANN, HINRICHs & CO.,
IMPORTERS,

No. FL HAN OVER ST,
BALTIMORE.
WE AFRO constantly receiving per Steamers from
w Europe, additions tn orr stock Of Hosiery,
Gloves, Gc., together with select assortment Of
Linens, end White Goods, and beg to offer
to the trade the following s-ssUnSbe articles, viz
Ladies' Cotton Hose, White, UnbIesched, Mixed, &C
Children'- Cotton Ho-e' do do d.
Gloves of every description. for army cIVans uAe,
White Linen linpdkfs. Mems and Wonlen's,
CoIOrsd Printed Linen do do 10
Madras do
Neck Ties and Cravats of every description,
Black and CoIored skirt Brtids-
Black aud Colored Patent Thread LIST 2nd quality,
Clark's Six Cord and Enameed Spool Gotten.
Black and White Stay Binding,
Linen Tapes aud BObDlns,
White and CoiOTel French THrletOns.
Irish Linens Jnconetts CambTics. SwisseS,
MO.qu!to Netts, Chambrsys and Striped Skirtlngs,
With large assortment Of other goods, In our
line, all Of which enabled by our long COnnee
ton with European manufactures 20 sell a. low as
they can be purchased ia this country. apl
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Prepared by DR.. ]. G. AVER,
Practical aud analytical CAeBtist, Lo,csU, Mas,
PRICE as Crs. PER Box. FIVE BOXES RoR 81.
Sold by A. G. GOOD 4 Co., and by all Druggist
and Dea!era In Medicine everywhere. mills
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ON RECEIPT OF ANY OF THk FOLLOWING
~ sums, in Cash OF P6@t-OSoA Stanp-. the sub
scEiheT will -sHd iry Teturn Of mail. Otherwise
directed, Gold Pea Pens. s.}yr:fHg he E5Rs 40
CJFuisC 10 g1sgryiEsf0T viz.
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WTE, tho undersigned Mayors, hereby certify tlIns
w the DruGsist-, ApotbecaEies, and Physicians
OF our several cities have signed document Of Is
surance 20 a. that tho remedies of DIR. j. g. AVER
CO. Of Lowell. Ayers SaTsapaTilIa, Pills. Ague
Cure, and Cherry P~ctoraiJ have been found to be
medicines Of great excellence, and worthy the rom
ndencs of tbs community.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

Gen. George W. Randolph the new Secretary
of War, needs no introduction 70 our Vnginis
community. A grandson Of Thomss Jefferson.
his public and professional career have reflected
no discredit even upon that illustrious name.
As a lawyer, he has no superior at the bar Of
Virginia, and in forensic or legal debate, the
strongest Of cur statesmen and advocates would
fnd in him ga foeman worthy of their steel -
We have listened with great admiration TO his
simple, unadorned, irresistible current of thought
and logic, which flows OF as smoothly quietly,
and powerfully IS e great river. Dignity and
simplicity are the characteristics OF the style
BON Of the lawyer and the maa.
If these were all Dir. Randolph's recommen-
dations, however, we shonld never think Of his
being peculiarly qualified for Secretary of War.
Mr.. Randolph, however, has. received q military
education, and during the present war has shown
vast energy and aptitude IN military organiza-
ton. rising rapidly from the post OF captain Of
artillery to thst Of general, until he has now
been houoged with his present most respons bic
and difhcult position. He comes 10 the heln OF
the ship in a dsrk hour, with the roar OF Ga,
breakers in hearing, and the eager waves throw
log the spray and foam over her decks. But sbt
has a st6ub-hearted crew on board, and the MAI
who can rightly collect and apply their energies
will yet have the proud satisfaction Of seeing
her safe and sdoat in the open sea, her broad ha9
kissed by l~avOring winds, and his own nam'
hOuored and imnortal-RicbmoHd Dispatch
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27
sN0WTCE!

G. =. of America,
DEPARTNENT-ORDNESCE OFFICE, ;
MErlh ID, fSz
nDE vii be received % this office unta the l5th q
Is Apfh next, for fAe following ORDNANCE snd
ORDINANCE MATERIAL for the Confederate States
10000 tuna Cherooal Cald Blast Pig Inn,
E1Oeo fnns Of Bloona. tchsrcna)
5000 tuns erought lion bars q Fsrtouf sizes
40 Ten inch 0cinlsbfaa+
100 Right inch ce.aGtiads.
lQ Tcn-llch eifFs aDe Garrison M1rtsrg,
zoe Thrsenfrch Sea eoest Eortsrs.
80 TWeivHpoundsr Ir6n HoNltzera,
COO siz-p5f nisr Iron Field Gius.
Sitq nay Re mace Tor any qusu1iiy Of Aun over dnt
Ers6lra rans and FOR sny nuubeI Of ems over tan.
Drawing q the gaas wiE be furnished only 70 paz
les Whose biSr sie accepted
Hiadrrs Wi siafefte points Of delivery, and the detg
Htahich MOI less ffsH oue hEnrred tgns ef non nay Be
e1nacted be fgl5 shed
Tnsy mus s. state iha time required 10 furnish The
Btaies suus FH state he esta of She hast dsliv
trg,and tie me l'4ulrsd 70 aupriE ne Whole lumber
Pgyae1z sl s. nsde ca delivery n pot ieFs thar
.FIu II ra-. ald the rRht - pay one half "a Con
feIsrass hoads As-erVHl-
aIdKmls- 81 sais and enclosed, and indorsa5 en- fn
tuvsioye rroprsats lor hoa, or "Prcpesals 10
EEuns. a. the cssa may hes
J. G0EGAs. isutenartColou
~uhI%aGlhtp CHIEF Ordnance,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

- - PNBLEC.

~ ss~erf @uensfu the newspapers Of 9 pstent pro
-. ~ Taunzg Isether, has called toTts 70 much cor
Tespouseece aud 20 many y qnires concerning is ops
rr.Eona. tbat I have thought ut 20 ISSUE q circular az
zV,s-ine he mich sorRht after infcfmatoa-
4 tls lnsentoF aad pafsatee, and the patent Ia
No. allowed BY fhs au1hunte- 81 Richmond Ny pro
cs-s h 3 domestic chemical one, such a cen 5e ootaiEe'
- ne harbs on he woods ~ the country and ] as
Fusasc Ia q base in tanning. All the ingrealeni5 ar
1mtfuI throughout he Southern couniTy Nsts o
troushs used inthe oAs process WI enseet every Pul
- hi tbe new. only il Goes not require half 50 many
The lesthsr iUoks a. wei and "a Is geot a qnslEy, o
b-tier. than thar tanned by The old bark process
80 Rad re prseess fhorol shiy tested aud witnesse
bv worhF ara honorable geutsuen iu TINS citys wh
VII roush ior It's emcseg. Idc net sell rights 70 an
one On fme. al money cent a. my TEX by taking q
D,efsssfers reee % without rsF=tesing-
ADDE'S me st Liids Rock Ark succs1g leu cent
- .sv postare. p. o. HAfToX,
r,b-c.-- iiifle ftock AikHnsss-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

EDITORS APPEAE: The great army AZ home
Is quite as important to the success Of the Confederate
cause a. the great army in the field Faithfulness on the
part Of the former inspires confidence and courage mthe
latter. We are Just bsginsiag 70 realize our true posi-
ton aud our solemn responsibilities. Its to be feared
that some amongst us do not even yet realize ihe vast
ness Of the wager IT srake-llfs or death, honor or in
fanny. Independence and prosperity OF yessalage to siaw-
less and hesrtless despodsm. If We win, we win al #
we lose. we lose al With such an issue before Us, even
at hand. who can be idlei The truth is, every one Of rs
mu.t eishe- 20 o. send. liable TO sight, we must go n the
name Of the Lord. Those who csnuot go must send
heir money. provisions and clothing % the army and
hospitals All, all must send unceasng and ter7ent
prayers % Almighty God. that He may deliver snd
Won must allow ne 70 thank the ladies, merchants,
and citizens Of Memphis for their liberal res onse g tie
cali for MD in fitting 40 and sustaining the large hospital
now opening in the State University buildings az ONiordf
NEsis- iuuL Il Is the purpose OF those having charge OF
dis institution. % do ali that humanity. religion, or pat
r9rsn would dictate, % make 10 fully what il ought 70
be. It ia due to say, also, that the surgeons ste"sros
ward asisrs ua.rous, nurses, and servants are web ap
pointed, and that they are sustained by a. noble q set OF
women and a. liberal a set OF men a. ever loved or iougnl
for liberty. Meeting with a success 30 natterIng, AN
u-zsd by those who know our need Of help, to remain
two OF three days longer. We Hn4 hare RsP oi
our noble sons and brothers, who 0raveiy tace me
storm Of battle TO drive back the enemy, must suner
The bodies viii please turn cut and help u a day ortWo
and send their contributions to the quartermAalrr OF
fee. or 20 Cayco s. Sons auction store. The merchants
and citizens must e~xcusesus, if in an emergency 40 great
We cal on them in person for aid. Mississippi has Gone
well tor the sick soldiers here ami e~veTy"nefe- 10"
Z that @ burden too heavy for her % Dear y thro"n npoi
her. those whom see has helped viii help her.
DIN T. CAMPBELL Agent.
GRYOs0 HOUSE,, March &c, I502
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

The change in the position OF the Confederate
army in Virginia, affords the New York Herald
an opportunity to impose upon ifs readers, which
it does in the following extravagaHt style;
The great stronghold at Manassas has been
wholly abandoned by the rebels, and is now oc-
eupied By the advance corps Of the Union army.
The rebels retrested on Saturday aud cur troops
took possession OF the abandoned Notifications
on Monday night, when Col Averill. with 2
large body Of cavalry. bivouached in the ruins
Of the dismantled works. Everything that could
be- destroyed was burned by the retreating rebels,
WHO, according 20 rumoT, have fallen back en-
laasse upon GOrdonsvilles ~ the junction OF the
Orange and Alexandra with the Virginia Cen.
tral railroad.
1t is believed the only point a, which they
can. with any confidence, make a stand, is near
tie junction Of the g Frederick and Potomsc
with the Virginia Central railroad, IN which
ne vhborhood the North and South Anna river.
uni.e and form tho Pamunag river, about TWEEN
~ rifles from Richmond. At this poiat 10,
eeuntfy is much broken, aad admirably ft,o,
t0T ocense-
The abandonment Of Manassas is eguiyaleu
b. the abandonment Of Virginia by the rebel
! without risking 9 great and decisive battle
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27
River News and s-teasnboat Business.

The river is sll rising, but very slowly. There vas
scarcely a movement at the landing yesterday The
weather wac fine and pleasant The Victoria arrived
from upstream, and the BIZ started il that direction. 70.
The Republic has been down stream some die: mce and
was expected in last nisht---.Th J. A. Cotton will ar
rive from New Orleans tonight, aud viii return on Sat
urday. She is q fne large boat-low pressure. and Of
vast e~spscty-aud shippers and passengers VIII and her
al they could wish She Is commanded by Captain
Baraneaa The olerk is the popular gentleman, J. -
Rsnsaawi late Of tbs Mary Keene The New Orleans
Delta, Of Tuesday. says business is very duh on the lsnd
ing The Fulton reports three Ieet water Of Grand
Ecore, on Red river The Ferd Kennott ~ss to leave
that evening for &emPhk-..The Shreveport sontn
western Of the 18th, gays the nyer At that point "a again
Telling; frelebts ere very scarce for he uPHyers' and ths
bests VII have a hard time in getting loads to 60 ou' taa
afternoon.