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passed down Tor New Orleans with d heavy trip,
intending 5000 sacks corn and 800 hogs and Cattle.
lhe line boat New Falls City leaves e, morrow tor
New Orleans. N NJ " W.
The Jaatsonport Herald says:
White and Black rivers are both down to the
lowest water mark, with no inne diate prospect Of
"a rise. Il ss3i S N AZ s{s'@ szSs
Acadia FOR DON AIpsosy M. The fast pas,
.senger packet Acadia, Capt. Jos. Vincent, com;
lnander leaves at 10 o'clock this morning for all
coast landings up to Donaldsonville. 4s
Music FOR LAFouRcHK.- tirst.class pas
;senEer packet Music, Capt. Jos, Daifares, com
mander, and Mr. y. Al Richard, clerk, leaves at u
O'Clock to-day for the above and way landings,
j. N. SHAnrE FOR BATON RouGE. The neat
passenger packet J. NJ. Sharpe, Capt. A. J. Dye,
Commander, leaves at 8 O'Clock this evening for
the. above and coast landings IVY
I q. ID. HINE FOR ,ATTAKAPAs.-The new and last
passenger packet 7. d. Hine leaves at o'clock
this evening on her first trip this season Tor me
above and way points. Capt. ~. Atkinson y &C
clerk.
& 4. wv. ROBERTS, ExPREss AND PASSENGER PACKET
FOR FoRr ADAMs.-This splendid new passenger
packet leaves at i5ssosclock this evening for the
above and way coast landings. Her PASSENGER 20.
packets in the trade, and we predict for her pop
ularity IN which her owners will find their profit
Capt. Ben. Fulton is her commander, and MI John
Ds Vilhanks has charge Of the office where he will
utuueoss tMSKSu LIS hiN0suy
i RoEBucK FOR RED RIVER. = The regular passen-
ger packet Roebuck, Capt. ]. g. Courts, command
ser, and Mr. James w Johnston, clerk, leaves at 5
o'clock this evening for Red river. AZ
4 News BoT FOR BLACK AND, 0uAcHpTA RTyERs-
+ The very hght.draught passenger packet News
Boy, Capt Len Moore, commander, and Mr.. John
Hall, clerk, leaves at o'clock this evening for
the above; and intermediate landings.
ERA No. FOR RED RIYgR. The very light
| dranght packet Era No. 4, g. L. kouns, master,
leaves ats O'Clock this evening for the above and
way landings.
4 REpuBlIG FOR MEMFHIs.-The large first-elass
passenger packet Republic Capt Jos. D. Clark,
commander, and Mr. Clifford G. Wayne. clerk,
I leaves at o'clock this evening for Memphis and
ne bends, The Republic and ner officers are'too
well known to require more than a notice of the
hour of her departure to receive q full share of
public favor, both ia the line of freight and pas
sengers. She leaves positively at her advertised
hour. n gs@ 5js5 ss5 II ~ IL if.3s II #
PEyrosA, EHE C.s. MANI PACKET FOR VIoKsBURG
And MBMPHIs To. DAy.-The splendid passenger
packet Peytona, Capt, Hendry o. Landrum, COM
Inander, and Mfr, HsB. McLaughl in, clerk, leaves
ats O'CLOCK this evening, carrying the g. 81 mail
III Yicksburg Il The Peytona made her debut q
year ago as the :. crack packet Of the river and
holds her own in every qualification which goes
to make up o. firatrclass packet. She leaves posi-
lively at the hour named above, and will land pas
sengers nit any point between this city and Mem
i tphS. ~ .3s W = sz4 a4sSt 4fy
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FIVE PREPARATIONS

sdipted deficiencies ofthe Boodia
Coughs Colds Bronchitis, any Affection whatever ef Il,
Throat Lungs inducing Ii Asc
for Depression of sprs Loss Appetite and for ali
Chronic Complaints arising from Overuse, General Debi,t,
and Nervous Proaation. No. 2 for Liver Complaints
for Dyspepsia. Being already prepared for absorption
taken by drops carried immediately into circulation
gain retain. The No Female 1rregu
aries Hysters Weaknesses special directions te:
this Fer Salt Rheum, Eruptions, scrofuous Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, take No. s. In all the direction
be strictly followed. Price OF the Blond Food 81 Dc,
bottle. - ,a[
sold by CHURGH& DUPONT, No. 400 Broadway New
YORK j. WRIGHT CO., No.2l& l5l Gharres street; O.
JWCoD CO., ST. Louis Mo-, and by all respectable Drrg
rikts throughout she country. Wy
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DIR. H00nandrs
FAILS MIG CORDIAL.

"a
medicines scopl..
through years trial unbound.t
safsccn is euderedby them In allcasss
fronouneett them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAuNDIcK. DgB1r,,
Try OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES OF fR
KIDNEYS snd all diseases arising from dsordered ve,
ueatuessot hestomach organs
permanently cured by tine GERMAN BITTERs.
/ TheEALsAsiC CoRDIALhas scqpired reputation an,
passing that of similar preparation extant II will cpY,
without the and long COUGH COLI
Oh HoAEsENEss. BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA. GROUP,
PNEUMONIA, 1NcIpIENT CONSUMPTION, and hs. p,.
tormedthe most astonishing ever kaownot
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION,
Asw will also and cure the n
DLAREH EA proceeding from Cold In the Bowels
These medicines prepared by Dr. G. H. JACKSON CO
No 4ls rchstreet Philadelphia Pa, sold by rnr
Fss deaersn medicines cents re, 10;
wrapper ofesehhott
IN the Almansc published annually by the
Observation-Disclosures u Will na.estiE. ony and cor
EsndRtory roticesfIom all the country These
rsetsrs given away by gil cur agents.
,. WRIGHT CO., Agents
q and 1tl Ghsrirs.strses.
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Blood Food.

Eeaithy EGnan Blood upon being ANALYzED swa.s PIE
With the essential elements gives of eours,
the Standard Analyze the Blood OF person eufs
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scrcfls etc
End in decencesn the red got
ues Blood Supply you are made
The Flood Food founded upon
~ Euctegs. There
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TIE pGrld.
The Restorative 10 In bottles Of thrsssise Large
EeouM and small The small holds half pint retails
sae collar per bottle The medium bottle holds least twenty
collars bottle fhclage holds quart forty per cent
IL iropeeI and retais for three dollars bottle O. j.
WOOD Co.. Propreors 444 Broadway, York Anc Iii
Market stteet St Louis Mo- and sold by A good
fancy goods dealers
J.WEIGBT 4 Co, Agents,
sIand ltI Chartresstrset
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

s-s-S--~S1.sSlsss s-s-S-S-s~rS>
49, r ~ s;,v H a,i Tar IAN 81 isss
ComuaI Connrii al the nty 81 New Orleans. a
sHS st*sF IS ~ fcoo. = zss3 ~, Z Isl
+ t4So.,, oeoe' -. IL. .ss,.,s 4,
sso.rd surveyor g and ~ U helss y, NE
military companies te aSr!se ~ aet atas onf ne
place commonly called Tame dsaanstle " "s at'
practicable from Sflpothe steei. ) % n,r ApapBE 4SRs
lsigiledl . ~, t,asr5 nf aiSarr,an
.c,,,s : iessse's TAsp 1REst;S 1T ri
tsispeal - ~ - ss;stsnt Alderman E 4
i. Fsesasnt p IN os sSss ooe'N " 1s
approved 1Ahuaas - n MoNRnE Novor
Jla-i " Is.slo-l 49, ---.----~.
u $500 {Ss5 "a n INA eco Il FL g5q e. RI.
! tS., - ~ - oeng.i l., -, H., 4. ,.,,
Resotsd Inst hs street W e e ,
directed g reqtn1e on Snn MS
street. between aha 81 Anafe@ onttM rs
Church e"d to The grade aee"1 to city
y President n,o tenn, Bnari Of Aldermen
4.e,,, s'SS IS ptsC,S - <
ro tan, J>oarS AZ hssistan. Aldermen
Annrovsd rannarys9 * isS5 go " - S'2 - : a
M 81 - TSignecI - John n MONROE Mayor,
- 49, - ------
va. & Sol mo. $500. a3GE&&tE a47 7#
Po., Ts. sr,;san he and ths same hereby granted
~ shS ~ In f,ia,nen
ras: be poet md provided The same be
uns e HIN Nh, n rernin drnp
h q " ~ " r. ,. NY San,cI =
sne peasu fi =. ,Is oo DeI ABARRE Is
H. &la'sfeeui 4 p ros;ae,t nrn tam Hoard If Aldermen
Fe estsp ri. ia ri "REIIi;S "SDH
"a teissedts .nt ,-o ta,, Roard of Assistant Alderman
Approved sh al;d T. ioo John r. MONROE sIayor
AZ 4 tr e copy; MARION A BAKER, Secretary.
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sAEFORD's
-,LIV y r IN lG o r 4 Or
. Tab

tits from Gums and has becops IN q
.sbshed fact Standard Medicine upproy NY SIT
It, and resorted with confidence ali
the diseasesfor which 1t is recommended. .,e sa%
Il cured thousands within the as years who
given hopes Of relief asthe unsocitedcer:
cetes IN my possession show. ~ ~ @7
The dose be adapted TO the tepsramentof he irdy,d
ustakng quantities on thu
Bowels. ~ u s .'-54
guide you In the use of Ii,
Liver nvigorsor and it will Liver Complaints Bilious
Attacks, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarhee, Simmer Complaints
Dysentery Dops Sour Stomach Habtua Costiveness Choe
Cholera Cholera Morbus Cholera Inaaum Fatuence jam
dce Weaknesses may be used successfully an
Ordinary Family Medicine 1t will Sick Headache taf
testify in twenty minutes If two orthree tea
spcunsl taken of attack All who uEs
'srsgiving heir testimony In itsfavor.
Mix tho mouth with the Invgorator And sw.=ow
bothtogethsr. ..,- .-,.
Price, 81 per bottle. ''' '7 -" -
- ,e7 l.ls--Also- p -,sz- St. --..
sandford's Family Cntharttc PILLS,
Uompeundedrom pure put ppp GlA
Cases, air tight end will keepin any climate. ~
The Family Caharc Pill Is gentle active Ca.hsrsic,
shch the proprietor has used in his practice than twenty
used the Pills. and the satisfaction which ali express in
q Fs well
variety
aas
h asa & b
the whole body from sudden cello which frequently
Sensation Of Cold the body Head
Head all ss, 4 ~
and many diseases to which ssh Is heir
5 aas s ns
Druggists generally and sold BY the trade in all the srg
| owns. 7aA& 49, - ~ tsa- " ~ t.5s &
ST. W, SANFORD N. D.. Manufacturer and Proprietor
\ ~ = -"l's-siEZ9 ], WRIGHT d CO., >
Il ~ S5gt}EazI' ~ rS@.S Wholesale Agents. II
= fs0d&R .l-... ~- - And cid hya vary Druggist,
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Subordinate Lodges.

roa Ss I'd i2 sss. u Hall Ssy sss T.
3si Fs t stSsry jass
wAsHlEsToN LODGE ~ meets every Thursday
nsys 81 aos Wsl5,,.5 Y "a l fsans SssTs,ary j.
UNION lone No. meets every Monday evening
No, {, Odd Fellows iist ofisess1G sate.n Nc 4 W.
Ti ya ' yo''"A ss'ses sst ss's's'S 'H' b. i'sn0
cREsuENTs LODGE No, neetH every Thursday evening
III hso area fs0 e. no ah sseasty r.
je:n Per Secretary NJ. Ii. Meye rt TrsasafeT
SRSh 81 %sS ssss Fa9;TSfs
Fer s. @sry j. 5. Burke Tsssaref fe'|
M VI , p meets every raS;ay sysEnp
s as5sEsI H. fnss asTfn ressie ssSte'af E.
"a pP sa Nj Il ss sye irwin %. sysaes in
Z R. Rsnshaw, 2 g. F. W Seymour, Per Secretary j. H.
151 NJ ss w.s4ssasy
sf Per- Secretary Faa s'es sss
HOWARD LODGE No ls msstsesSets Tharsday evening n
e. s s.,s.s o sS bssiv "a,
os e 5da sor i s s5f il .f sysas
81 sssfs r. Toda EOS
1sTA 2RfE No. . ices sTy A2EasS sys h T.
Q. Bier ~ a. Mnre Per- seerearyi Lnshsr Homes. Trsa
Burer. 4 9:Hs-1 .,,I
room H. l. cd Fso@ hs 'ss f Feia J
II ssi Ps &
u Nsgsy s hopE S b nsfs 5 Tuesday s
s. @ aua:e Psr Secretary Howard spssh Tfsasarsf
Fs{ss Epl saa N & L L S s.s s
.s s.se9spg I aSs g Sen .sssl
o t9Pds siysE tss;SF sssP,n
si5~ a ssslssy fssts '''s' A.
4 ,o r. oP o55 f.iGs @
zs =; Fl bss. y ns Secretary
COLUMBUS LODGE Ne,24 meets every wednesday even
tae N Aigers otss5s-Josn p r Toilette f n Z, Fss5y
s s 81 sG see hsDf Tsaas ''a ''" Per-
Era An LoP pGi, NJ e meets ss Tuesday
burner Per. Secretary; VIM. Noting Treasurer
PACIFIC LODGE No. So meets eVerY Wednesday evening
fssas In ssrs IN 9aieSsss sS
sS xSa VIM si hSess ss:Fs'A C. NJ A@"s's
HEEMANN LODGE Nj g meets eveg Wednesday sssnio
S@Egy s,s, ahSs psf seSss R Iais r..
i sfs s
nj < hs ssets esaT ssissi sseTssaS lanes
a NJ 2sos 81 Snsfs
Ba W Per- sses ks Francis s sssf
# 5sl:dS Ne en- oss every F ~ Ssss T.
Carl slo = Fred Ery Secretary John Uimer, Pr. So
Interior Lodges.
Dr SOTO LODGE No meets Al BATON Po,ire IN
evenings, f4ceTs--r Hoffman N a.; h TFtisrt " a i
I, Erfsr senrstary Il Calling Per seareary: II r S,o
ei.tf TreasTtreT = - " n' ' " " ~
METH LEDGE ~ q meets at sfsvogoft "Wednesday
evening" OhieeEs-A sciahner \ g. x : bAckelew, V
e:i D. oesHNn, ~ 9essttS g a. "LiH"P'' AEeasIfef'
ST. LANDRY LODGE No. 20 1rses at opeousas every
Gudry v Otoer Poiret, Secretary c. n Eae Treasurer
CLINTON LODGE No. 81 meets Wednesday evenings
odieeIs-W. II. Green n g., H. b. Gay V O.; +. schurel
Secretary Henry Hartford Per- Secretary Norwood Tdon
II Trsasurer -r'f
. ,,.o., ,t,o,u or ..-u
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sTooD THE TEST or yEAR
And grows more and more Popular every dssi

And testimonials and almost without number, might
given from ladies and gentlemen a grades whot
United testimony could resist that Prof Woods Hair Res.
otsre will the bald and the hair
be youth to old ege, in all itsyouthful beauty s-
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HlMil.f guteAigsafe.

osssos avs drrior, No. 10 Camp strset 4, 4
II Tuesday Morning. January %. 1852
Arrtxsd Y<stsrdaE. \
y Steanahoatss S5.5 y. \
I john Walsh, App1egates I'm Memphis, '
Laurel Hill Heno. FIN Fort Adams. si
Acadia, Vincent FIN Denaldsonyille.
Arkansaw, Bennett, I'm Eafonrche. a
JIM Sharpe, Dye, I'm Baton Rouge. #&
Z, Empire Parish, Grant, I'm Lower Coast. =
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PREPARED GLUE!
gPALDIEG's. PREPARED GLSH4
sPALDING's PREPARED dLUri
Save the Pseeeas

laaccidepts will happen, in well regulated III
very desirable have cheap &c,
pairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, etc.
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/ IA + ~ s III,

CRY. January Is itt2
Arrived ysstAfday lss Texas and nj Western
Reeves. Apcnnt " atock sola were los Texas
4 ins 67 WestnEn Beeyea and n Hogs. Stock REL
naming on W. afe ssl Texas and u Western
ssesss 5sas Hogss asi VA Cattle and I Mich
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KMalroHsss. f5s
MO, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
GA ANTON, January %, 1867 Total, 81 bales Of
hay. Y Il Z
Il CANTON, January %, 1867. sundries to order.
i 1t. vi, OpELOUsAS AND GREAT WESTERN
/ BRAsHEAR CITY. January ~, 1852. sundries
To- order. 4 Nj AZ 81 48 ss & sS5s f48 AZ
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The aeilging figures denote the receipts fer
wat6y III te M tsn ysass. 81 "a perceived
fksrsvS6s sssy sseli, ntaiued !;

R4e ac.
{ a re.
MI d III s6ia tlls
paasz s,'ssS. IS
tnAs MI Nv ~ y
the M ~ gehefal run Wonid nave
been Nazs ssS panic followed, had the banks
sasai,,s VIZ "a fi 81 mo-
~ IN. t,,a5e :
doubt NJ thia Fl
ga r. r. SIS. f,
M,'. mi dissent rem smg yiew 1T s We
action nf pnr noE IN not commanding stne
suspension ri apee5e payments by out banks en-
the ground that AZ eass 0ptional Titn REM 70
aecede he 81 the Proc VI q
or tn ys0nlinqe ynleIfss ana s;5has n tne
Of the G0yetN nm Npnld ha VI been made on
them, etc., Atin Mhlch wonld seem fhat yon
ssqpp0se Bnch q caaanl1fy would Tess upon sthelEs
heads a3une3 and that they n anid le slhe cry
losers, NH 3sIIiS s tn 4 \
At y ogr belief that the faiure of oNr 10Y ernor
a take S bull hy the horns YES tie cause 81
The mpnetaIy for the 0nty reason
payments was foF Tie pnrp pose sof giving currency
~ ne nntes 1f thu States Govern
The eontintteHn6 ~ specie on 5ne con-
World have been 81 benefit both ~ fie nanks
md the 3c0MmunitT foT the BANKS " paying com
81 tla0ee NhQ we're sntified to ~ Wa&s9 nave re-
lieYed Msn1selyeH 0t the heavy reap Qnsinllity q
holding \. ut Gan bel no seneft "a merely
shssslE tas rsxefse & Y a a rs
Of PlnldeF '.ss y, ]; .,,
I6s stoppags ~ specie pay nsnts had the, silecI
saaden!g q Mng iIgz elneGlat. ss
las eAHt n lAS iAHNss ~ nsAF nsAhS ,a1i
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Reesip,a 81 Produce.

e MEMPHIS Per steamer John Walsh sundries
TO order
4 FORT ADAM Per steamer laurel Hill sun
dries To order.
LAFOUReHE- Per steamer ,Arkansaw sun
dries To order. ss II 4 gss a 89 stts
. BATON RoUGE Per steamer NJ sharpe--sun-
dries to- order. ssss , & e lss 5 Il & 5,t iSs
DoNALDs0NVLLE Per steamer Acadia
sundries BORDER. = ~ ssf3E& F
LOWER COAST Per steamer Empire Parish
sundries to order.
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.

THE ONLY PREPARATION g
"--' ~ H-That hss- r Eur 49, +
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70 s Wy s y Al,
ra.d.v III lSesn reg lid as A boil
No NM arrise s III ths secession 81 Louis
I. 81 stam ~ ead defppct Uni1ns NJ slitab and
,rnnsrIv Ri - atsa, eonneneing on yastsrs
~ M I'M. I'd Sd today we have, there
fore, hid two nhlAss 4 may ~ ferrasa.
There xass6ot u ce1Sss, ny movements p me
rene,al Inoner ihasAst. Tte banks we're closed,
IL cdsapiaA tae fecolnllie ndasion and pros
,lasnasS M Ekecutiye Other public ofacess
ccludisK u ID mes otiicess we're also closed. 0ur
nlefchxa n, prssase bankers tsadsrs, one and sll,
f5Dpaded tc the caH and closed their Offices and
Nj MI iact, Il Has day ef real eelsbras
Sa theta no 1nouey market tos
TSfort - flia eysnng shase, hpWeser some
iHsie haSk Wofk tp bf5ng nps Ihe annual report
ii I'D 4 Rab And tsiias she lew Orleans Water
wurks 6anpanys Commercial Bank itswas called
ii iasx u Wv. ani tllSdg The ma seem Y
III ssfy ii III sqrf eudsI and give PIP the
hich. sisiE aiits ii Bank, We shall
hereafter designate the incorporation as simply
lie Ws4e Fufks Conn vi Old q Rub and ssos.l
Il il ent asi ID Il abia honor as 1T IS SONS
ta,ilx nCTs sing been sued fog
forfstazs Il Az prissl ~ We state, sued ~
thA INV III supposed Ions and violations Of
hi phatter. viii private suits md VET Wy have no
record before III tAat IL hss essr been beaten,
Yss, old nj an ~ ~ 5iest On its laprels and
fta defs csl ccpa reiy on dividend
esssy u lfsrehs sp long ~ the Mississippi
d Mssr Mrs hi ths good city ofs View 0rleans.
Scsipts II tbe company for the past year do
Il NOW ~ incrsase III water rents eyer the pre-
aing yf&fs holdA ~ il doing very
veil TSlts ~ II mn niilsai *
I tentof I1ipsss Ehsre NH been some decrease
II NJ s. ~ ~ hydrsnsss from which revenue
M derived the past rear: s$
Nsnbef " from "a yeuasS mas derived
ASs
sss
wat1Y III ss d fsn ysars 81 Hi ia perceived
! III lssils Fssy sseli, inain taiued
4 Iixsis9 elas ssalfssS Z. Y. u. II I'll yf2a 4aa
i666 E68l lSs5 :. ~ s. 1856
l,l AZ
!vls
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xssAs Rss " IN III. ~ a.
Nna aual hsaa . ~ % Y
1eoe6d unAtii IL n25 o
II f 1AtkiE, Hsst quail sSa n l98
Me8ey9 t&A ASE1HN n III S{9--
N 85Skl 100 81 I. al1 O
Ink. liz -. 3adck u
- Cha 5lt " hSAd. ST. z. II old
tlstttes 4. mail q
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COLEMAN, BRITTON q WRITER'S. cor,
rect. islsls 4
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Ia,
y - szflssf JAS w. DHFLESSIs,
43.g WALTER n. PETERS, N. p
Icery The foregoing to copy ef arginal esan
In records. NV ALTER III. PETERS, IN, r.
= New Orleans NOV. II, 1851. pl8 law5w
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M UEROE, A., d CO., MEMS AND BOYS CLoTE.
l Ing of all sizes and qualities wholesale and retail
q 4rpvier =. 3t55t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. June 8.
FL0URA dull market aud very little doing $50 brls
fancy sold at % S0@4 IS. ,upernne and sxtre no
wanted aud pTces OF such nominal.
VIII KY-I 400 brls sold at el92iHo. the latter
rate for wagon The demand was met more freely, aud
the market closed rather heavy.
PR0VIoIoNs-Ws did not hear Of Q SALE and must
quote prices nominal.
MISS PORK-Slo was offered for 500 brls city pack.
cd. There pressure to sell worthy Of noe holders
being generally hrm.
aR0JERIEs-The market has not chansed The lob
bing demand is fair at our last quotations.
0IL-22 brls lpssed sold at $50.
WAE tT-Ths market rules steady witha fair demand
at 50 Se5, for prime red and $50 for prime ndaua
white. The sales reported 500 bush primo red at
500 delivered; 800 bush do Indiana white ct Csc; $50
bush d. do at $50 devered 400 bush prime Keptucky
white at Sl 90 and 500 bush do do at 81 90 delivered
o0aN-A continued dull market and prices are low
er. closing 3233o. Sales Of SEQ bush ear at Sc;
1900 bush sheied at 32c, anl 20 bush at 9lk No.
oAre-The market is unchanged and steady. vi
| quote them ct $50 In bulk.
RYE-The receipts we're large to-day, and the msrEs
| val. Sales OF 90 bush at SO and 800 bush at s.
BARLEY-Ths market Is steady and the demand
fair OF 65lB70o for prime spring and fall.
HAY-Prime timothy IN looss and tight.pYeased bales
Is In fair demand at S6Dl9 per ton arrival and not
much Offering. The receipts liberal, but generally
Of an inferior quality.
oHEBsE-We have no change to report In the
markets the demand Is fair Of oGskc; tbs latter for
Hamburg.
BUrrHR-The market remains dull, but prices are
not quotAbly lower. Small safes of prime and choice
osnsl Ohio a. 79Sc No Western Reserve In the mar
kst.
GdAnsS.
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The FIood In DeIaware River

EATON, Pa, June 6.-Fearlul accounts oil
damages have been received from Mauct
Cbunok and vicinity. The dam there, as well Of
at two other places, was swept away, and many
houses washed of
The railroad bridge ls also gone. Cana
navigation is stopped for the season.
The Lshigh Valley Railroad will not be ir
running order for several weeks.
The town of Waispors is washed away
There were but three houses left out of about
300. The loss OF life has been quite large
The Lehigh Valley &. R. is badly torn up.
The Belvidere and Delaware R, 4. can be re
paired 10 q few days.
The Delaware, L4eoHan and Western r. R
will be running in about week.
A part Of the basin of the Delaware canal
here hsa been washed out
The damage at Glendon IS very great. The
furnaces are all chilled. The lumber men are
heavy losers. Millions Of feet of sawed lumber,
and thousands of logs have been carried away.
The number Of persons drowned ia not yet as.
certained.
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NOW,
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations Goods

Tne best evidence that they are Is ta. teir rms.,
inenda and best patrons are those who have used r
longest. DR. WILLIAM B. HuRD 10 an eminent DentJ-t
o. nrooslyn' Treasurer Of the Rev YORK Ssae Dentiss
sooenon' and these preparations have baen used NJ
nD private practice for years and DO eadinr oitIpn m
osookiyn or WiamsbuTgh questions their eScciisneS
W. s M,t eninent Dentists OF hss York recommend thsio
toe peat known 70 the profession Without the siJ y
aavefu'inS dealers have sold them BY tie gross. '
a., me sdor Of The Brooklyn Daily Times says--ws
Me oappy to know that onF friend DR HuRp. N ~
ceeong beyond all expectation with I'D NOR m " ass
ard TOOTH POWDER The Rrott secret Of his srscs.s
Ieou WIN the tAes THAT ms ARricLn AnR Pnnrurrr
WHAT THEY ARR RErRRaENTKp TO Br, As VIZ cAs Trs1Ss
FROM THnR LONG uSE.T
Ths We tknown P. T. Barnum wrise,,--.I founa mn,
TOOTH POWDER 50 good that my family FAVE nssS ss
al up. we nnd i the best Powder for De Testh thsi
We ever used shall feel Obliged II You viii end M
bill" ~ 'VU@ 00o'snienos' Watn
matter for himself. y - -S 'S' -
N Beware Of the ordinary 7octA Povdsrs. q.
auADe Tooth Powder contains no aoid nar alEni nny
no other. s Wv N--N'9'' Ss'
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Evacualiou Of Fort WrIaht.

CAIRo, June 8 There is yet some doubt that
the feet has passed Fort Randolph, where the
rebels are said to have taken the guns which
they removed from the fort above. They lett
hve or eix guns.
Before leaving they destroyed the barracks,
camp tquipage, gun carriagep, and such storel
a. could not be- transported. They also burned
the cotton OF which the breastWoIks were con-
etructed. y5.5r
The Aotilla cast of at Ave o'clock yesterday
morning, followed by transports carrying the
forty sixth Indiana, Col Fdoh, who now oecu.
py the fort works, which are said TO DO of great
strength If properly manned, they could have
successfully resisted a large force.
The rebels, after leaving the fort, destroyed
q pontoon bridge which they had constructed d
some weeks since over Hatohee river.
When the De Soto, which last arrived from
the feet, left, the gunboats had passed the for
and gone down the river.
IL is reported that the rebels evacuated For
Randolph. II this 10 the case, nothing oar
prevent the feet from arriving ct Memphis 10
day, 8 kse Il