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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17

a -=ar-., ~ CAUTION 1.s.1 III.
This osrsifss that DR.. W. o. KULP II Only author.
iced by manuctus the Patent vulcanits Or Cora.
lite Gum and Plates for artificial teeth, under the
Goodyear Patsnts, at Nuseatins, lows. -rariz 4
We ave informed that Dentists In various parts Of the
country are manufacturing and vending the aid Plates
aad Gums In violation Of said patents; that some Of
said Dentists travelling from place to place deng
said work. therefore, caution the public against
being imposed upon b. any Dentist not duly licensed
by % to do such work. We do not license travelling
Dsntists. Our licences ONCE rights. The grant
secures to the party holding the right
md se the said Gums and Plates 10 the town Or towns
specified in the license, and not elsewhere. -, = -.
All Dentists using the Vuleanite, Cofalfts, Hard
Rubber or Amber Base without acenss from n, en-
liable to prosecution for Infringing upon said Patent
and all persons wearing artificial upon such BAss
made BY Dsntist not holding Right Liose:s or Priv
- n y AHXRIOAN HARD RUBBER; 90.
80 4f. Owners Of the Nelson Goodyear, s
49, Hard Rubber Patents,
b. W. FHlxKIm, General AGENT 9e wHlJd s5F'a'
Nev York: ian. /, 1884 : 80 Il mehl4dkwtE
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17

Bonds Of Union Free gchoo
Dist, No. 2, West Ganns
NY issued by act Of Leg
islsture, - a..
U. 8. $40 Treas. Notes..
8, Amount Of stocks aud B
Company for cash loaned
20 shares SIS co. b Fulton I
ton Fire Ins. Co. Stock,
6sharss 500 each kesoluts
Fire Ins. 60. stock,
10 shares $50 each Securi.
ty Life Ins. Co. stock,
100 shares 800 each Erie
Preferred 20 stock, ]
20 shares 800 each Home
Fire Ins. Co. stock,
20 shares $50 each Produce
Exchange 20. stock,
10 shares 500 each Wash.
Mar. tins 90. stock,
20 shares $50 each Securl-
ty Life ms. Co. stock,
10 shares 500 each Jener-
son county blk Of N. Y.
Is shares $500 each Amer.
Express Co..
Certif. Of deposit Of gold,
U. 8. 7 $40 Treas. N otes,
do do do do
.. Amount Of interest, exec
accrued but not due,
10. Amount Of premium du'
IL. Amount OF BILLS rsceil
navigation risks,
IL. Amount Of all other pr
to the Oompany,..-......
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17

AND nn, wsly d"i and Daily for sale p' tho sing"
- PALMERS, 1872 2dstest
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17

Total amt al actual available assets Of %. $780, e
Liabilities.
The amount of liabilities due or not due TO
the Banks and other creditors, ......... None
Losses adjusted and due, :"
ptad v.of1 uo
Losses unsdjustsd. $2,sos OF
Losses in suspense waiting for further proof None
All other claims against the Company,--..- "
rot.lliabilities, - -..-...-....... $4,000 o.
@At+ Miscellaneous
The greatest amt insured in any Que risk $4,000
The greatest amount allowed BY the rules to
te insured in any one city, town village No Rules
The greatest amount allowed insured In any
one
The amount of its capital or earnings depos-
tied In any other State, ~ security for loss
q, therein. ....... None
Tho Charter Act Of Incorporation CT said Company
IL on hle with the Auditor. = e .
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-10
The Rebel Prosramme in Toxns

The Rebel Programme In Texas.
A New Orleans correspondent of the
New York Herald claims TO have obtain
ed information as 10 the rebel plan of
operations in Texas. The advance of
Gen. Banks troops, and the conseguent
prospect of lively times in the extreme
SOuthwest, render the writer's state
ment quite interesting He says:
The armies now commanded by
Holmes, Plice and Parsons, in Arkansas;
the forces of Smith, Herbert and Taylor,
in Northern and Central Louisians; those
of Greene, Straight and Major, in the
Southern part OF the State, and art of
the troops Of MagTuder, in Texas, are 10
be concentrated at Niblet's Bluffs, on the
Sabine River, which, together with Il Q
lake of the same name, forms the boun-
dairy between Louisiana and Texas.
The point Of concentration chosen by
the enemy exhibits no Insignificant sa4
gacity. Sabine Lake lies immediately
upon the Gulf coast, being connected
with the Gulf by . narrow channel
known as Sabine Pass The lake is
formed by the inflow Of the waters Of
the Sabine and Neches Rivers. Upon
the Louisiana side of the Sabine is situ-'
ated Niblsts Bluffs in almost the same
latitude; on the west eide of the Neches
lies BsAumontr--a small town. Between
the two pOints-by land across the pc
pinsuls formed by the two rivers-there
lies an immense, swamp, impAssAble &C
some seasons Of the year even to local
conveyance bat for the passage OF an
army, its infantry, cavalry, artillery
baggage and supply trains, would be ~
all times imprActicable. However, by
running from NibleTs Bluffs down the
Sabine river, across the lake, aud thence
up the Neohes TO Beaumont, the base Of
supplies, form an excellent water COM
munication between the Bluffs and Beau
mont, the distance being but 88 miles.
For purposes Of navigation By this roole
the enemy has about twelve light drAught
steamers" Efrr. geu6TM
The entire force Of the enemy when
here csnterd will not exceed 10000.
WHAT Is THE SIZE OF OUR ARMY We
ry interesting statistics are given in the
Army and Navy Gazette, which afford
material for an approximate estimate OF
the numbers now in the field, on the side
of the Union.
The nation, without counting the bor-
der States, has sent /, ,068 .769 three years
men 70 thewAr. Allowing the waste in
tive years TO be 90 per cent. of ths
whole, Lad we have 534000 veterans now
! unaes arms Adding TO these the 100000
men raised by enlistment and draft che
present year, and We have an army OF
over 100000 men. This must be at least
$4,000 men more than the rebels car
muster.
With such preponderance the wal
shoald roll ON space aud the rebels be
gratihed wherever they are "spoiling fol
3 fight"
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why semmes@AvOIds the -Vander
biIt.


From the London shipping, Gazette, oeioter 2o,l
Ihicotnmehtibg upon The probable con-
'aiseeuences of an encounter with The VAN
derbilt, Captain Semmes spoke With
much uiOdesty of the power Of his own
ship. He said that although the ma
chinery of the Vanderbilt would be )
good target in fighting. with steamer, IL
is not easy to escape from having .
broAdside. He found that TO be the
case with the Hatteras. Although he
disposed Of her pretty easily, il was as
l.. much as he could do 10 prevent her from
giving him broaSside, The plan he
adopted with the Hatteras was to use his
large Blaksly gun from the stern of bis
ship, and that gun did the, w9rk, Tbe
gun is an IS. FOUNDER, and he thinks that
'''his only chanes. with the Vanderbilt will
'ibe to use il upon her machineTy..i His
opinion is that the Vanderbilt hasvefy
mpob greater speed. than the Alabama,
Rand that il will be impossible for him %
get away from her He does not intend
to go and look for her; but he saws If ne
has 10 fight her heawill do his best.
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II is said that the nun Der of
negro troops actually under arms along
ythe mississippi river 10 over twenty
Thousand. Gen. Gilmore has large brig !
ade of colored men on Morris Island.
and there are a few eolored regiments
and companies in process sof organization,
here and there in the Northern States
and the District Of Columbia. The
whole number of colored men carry ing
muskets in the United States army is
about twenty five thousand.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-10

A RENAPKABLE DIsooveRY No DIS
LOYAL RGopERrY OWNERS IN VIoKsBUsa.
"A dispatch from Yioksburg, under date
of the 2Sd, says:
The military commission 10 examine
the title of property by loyalty ia in
session. The number of loyal persons
10 very great There does not seem 70
have been any rebels among thiS people
All were loyal bst were compslled 10
seem friendly b the Oonf6deraoy. Those
notlowning propstiy are less loyal than
the wealthy. Wealth 10 = great iucen-
tive to Union sentiment. ...
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For Sale,

HANDSOME RESIDENCE, lot ffoEting the
IA Capitol Park Street, o0nsidered the most desr-
able part ef ths city for Family Rssidencss Apply
II. @. SO0VEL.
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

XEJ offer Three Large Lots in the Vicinity Of the
wv Corporation Sprii &, and but abort distance
from the General Railroad Depot, viz
ONE LOT, with good picket ience, on Spruoeatreet,
about 400 feet 'front.' running through 20 Vine about
40 eet and fronting three sire Is, total number
Of front feet about 1900.
Also, LOT on Vine street, about 3O2 feet run
ning through TO McLsmoro street about 200 feet,
fronting ON three streets, and having total front Of
about 500 feet, with picket fence
Also, lot ON High street, about SEQ feet front,
runnibg to an alley In the direetion Of Summer
street. .a l.t aa.H - AZ 90 H ~
The three lots above mentioned are considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they are con-
yenlsnt cheap, have Ater facilities, aud room iof
waste materly1, and are we'll worthy OF the stten.
ton Of those who desiFe 20 invest IN productive
property. ii. g. bOOVEL. 7
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Horses Wanted.

RAsHYILuE, Tennessee, kovelnboF 3, isas.
nOBsEs WANTED, ~ ...,t ~
4 Will PURCHAsE until further notlce, Horsea 10
Il ~ IN every respect sound and sorycsabls aufitct
70 inspection, Of 0ovsrnmont Inspsotor al floytru.
ment htabes, on Market street, l...
No mares viii b. received.
.al." cd O.H IRWB,
CapiAin aud A. Y. n.
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Seran Iron.

qNHE UNDERSIGNED Is AUrHORIsEn TO pAY
L Cash ioI Scrap Iron, eeliltpd At the corner
OF Broad aud high streeis. |..
7 i''a = n. DIoRET, Agent.
nUyT-tG
p'agp'qh COPY
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Feathers, Ginseng,

DEEsWAX, HIOss, GREASE, DRIED FRUITS.
ID and must, all kinds Of Tennessee Produce
waited By u. bICKEY, agent
noyl--iL Broad ahd High streets.
Despatch copy,
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Walnut Grove Lots.

"A ties, healthy prettily sloped, hne forest trees
about ten or fifteen minutes walk from the Public
Square, possessing the advantages, in mapy rspece,
Of both city and country, and exempt from the dis
advantages Of the city, viz; efiuyia. heat, heavy
taxes, eto. The subscriber offers FOR SALE LOTS
all the streets and avenues IN tbs BEAUTIFUL plat
Apply to H. G. SCoYEL
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Prolong Life,

pY the purchase Of Home Lot, for your own
ID use, thereby avoiding those monthly, quarterly,
and dannual annoyances, such as RENT DUNS, which
eoufnse disturb, fret, aud shorten life. ror
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-10
Buena Vista Lots for SaleI

HNHESE LOTS possess the four.fold advantages OF
i health, ground we'll suited for walks and roads,
good water, and egbility--wlthal, cheapness.
Apply to N .a7aoo4-lf 81 II. q. 5C0vEL.
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Soldiers, Clerks, BOOk-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
fa Labores,

lXTOULD do we'll 10 husband and apply their
w means TO the purchase Of good HOME LOIS,
ana thereby save their money, reap the advantages
Of enhancement in the value Of their property ward
on the Ind ucements and facilities for dissipation,
and escape tbs dgsgvaes and vUse incident to being
caught In their snares and traps which ara Involve
ing and destroying thousands, Na
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-10

ONE SEWING MACHINE, IN coon RUsRIEG
~ ORDER, for sale by II, q, sCoYEL. /
4 lNE FRAME OFFICE, wlTH Two ROOMS EOR
" sale BY II. G. BcOYEL.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-10

Feathers and Ginseng.
1lHE UEDKRsIGNRD Is AUTHORISED TO
Il Purchase any am6uht of Feathers aud oinssnG,
at the highest market price, for Cash.
q. ID. DICkEY, AsssG
Corner Of Broadway and nigh streets.
Dispatch copy. l
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-24
Trains Going S G nth and East.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 29th, 1868.

Leave Montpelier ~ % NJ, u - A. NJ. aud 10 SO PM
MI TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point at so NJ, Burling.
WI ton Is NJ, connecting at White River Junction
and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester, &C.
and with Vermont Valley Il. H. for Springfield and New
York, arriving in New York at l0,l5p. NJ.
CHICAGO EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ocdensburgh At 3 80 a
Ms Montreal 81 600 kouse's at g. Is q. for
Boston, Troy and New York.
NGHT EXPREss TRAIN leaves OgdenshuTg al u Is NJ
Mont cal at 345 M Rouses Point 6.O0 NJ, arriv-
ing at Boston at $40 connecting at 39 Falls
with Cheshire H. r. for Boston and Wore sai with
Vermont Valley t. for Springfield ant ~ = Haven
and arriving in New York at 4.20 p. NJ.
Trains Going North nnd VYcr4
Leave Montpelier at 46 A. 920 NJ g.. H., and
440P.H
CHICAGO EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Boston ai ,oAM
White tiver Junction at l2 Is NJ, BurEt 40 r.
for Ogdensburgh, Chicago and the West making close
connections.
Mail TRAIN leaves Boston at 80 A, NJ, via Lowell
Lawrence or Fchburg. Leaves Springfield at 750 A.
Bellows Falls at 1880 for St. Iohnsbury, Littleton
Burlington, &c., arriving at Montreal at 0.30 r. M.
and Ogdensbnrg at $50 A. NJ.
fccG AmoDAroN TRAIN leaves Northfed a, 8 % A.a
and Burlington, at $50 for Rouses Point and Mont
nal.
NtGHr EXPRESS TRAIN lea Bellows Falls nj Is Pm
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. R. leaving
New York at 500 A. M, and from Cheshire r. Z,
leaving Boston at 1 90 P. NJ. connecting at
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
$50 via Lowell 4 at 500 via Lawrence. Leave
White River Junction at ll.48 M arriving at Bur-
lingon AT 450 A. M. Rouses Point at 655 a., Mo
real al 800 NJ and Ogdensburgh at l2,l5 Both
the Mail Trains and the Day Express Trains connect at
White River Junction with Passumpsc Road for and from
ton and the White Mountains
Sleeping attached to both the night express
trains running between Rouse's Point and Boston
Through Tick for Chicago and the West for sale a.
the principal stations
G. MERRILL, Sup't
st. Adams, Vt, June 90 1863.
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GHN0 WILL BE FORFEITED BY DR. l.. DIX
pCtO if failing TO III less time than any other
physician, more ei+ctually and permenantly, with less
straint from occupation fear Of exposure to ali
eetheT, with safe and pleasant medicines
SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
incident to Married and Single Laoies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS
Mercural Affections Erupons and Il Diseases Of tha
Skin Ulcers ct the Nose Throat and Body PimpIes
on the lace SwelimgS OF the joints Nervousness
Constitutional and other Weaknesses in Youth and the
more advanced, Of all ages, Of
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
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Late gent Of u. Patent Office, Washingon under
the Act ct 1887
76 STATE stree I. opposite kI1by sI., DOstaR.
A FTER an extensive practice of upwards ortwenn
IA years ,continu e. osccuTe Patents the United Saas
alsa il Great Br2in, France, and oher foreign Gang
tries. Caveats Specifications, AssiG iGnnents and all Pc
pers oT Drawings CE Patents executed liberal term,
aud wht despatch. Researches madsinto American ~
Foreign erks LO'Getemine the VaG&y or utility of Pp
Wts oflnReaoha,- ana legaIor ether GdVCe
az matters oucnlng he same Coplefot the caus OF
any PGft rttGrnishet by remtug One Dollar. Assign
ments reeeedtd at VI tshin gton.
The Agtncv is notO only the largest tH New England
but through 1t inVor6ors have Advantages securing
patents, Of &scertaniEg the pateRiabiIiY Of inventions
by il Ysupajo to which
can be oleft them elsewhere. Tae testimonials below
given prcpe tkat noGe is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE
rATENT 0gFlCEthGT the subscriber; al6 as UCCESs
N THE BEST pR0OF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABtL
fFY he woutS add thathe has abunds believe
and eau prove that other office Of the KIND The
charges for professional services moderate Tie i'm
mense practice of the Subscriber dung twenty years
past, has enabled him TO accumulate vast collection
peclhcatl0hs ak otcial decisions relative To patents
ihe Sc besides k!se xtense library of legal aHd mechan
ca works, aHd tall accounts of patents ganted in the
United States apc Europe, tender him able beyond ques
Nen. to offer superior facilities for obtaining pstents.
All necessity Of journey to Washington, to PtoCurs
patent and the usual great delay there, are here save
Enven ors.
TEsTIM0NIAL1.
regard Mr. EddY as one ef the most capable G&& sue
ce$p"tI "ttoners with whom have had Official later
cOup1
CHAS. MASON, 4" Commissioner Of Pa1esIs
| have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
anhotempov person more competent and trUstwofi6y
ana meSe capable of pHfing their applications IN tetm
10 secure for them an eauy and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office EDMOND BURKE"
Late Commissioner of Patents.
. Mr.. R. IT, Eddy has made for me THIRTEFN appli
caons II but of which patents have oeen grant
ed, and that one is now pending. sOch unmstakabl
proc" OF great talent and ability his part leads to
recommend ait inventors to apply him procure he
Pats0ts as they may be OF having the most faithful
attention bestowed their caHes and reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGGART"
Dutng eight months the subsc ibel, in of his
Istse practice, made, twice rejected appl cations
SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE OF which was de
clded in his favor, by the Commissioner of Patents
K. H. EDDY.
Boston, U-c. ,, 1852. vi
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A WORD OF SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE
10 TMOSE MHO Will REELECI.

class of matsdies prevail to rtu extent in com.
munty, d0omng Al least 100000 youth of both sexes an.
nuaHy to carly grave. Those diseases very i'm
perfectly understood. Their external manifestations or
symptoms Nervous Debility, Relaxation and ex-
hauston; Aarasnus Sr wasting and consumption OF
the tissues of the whole body; shorness breathing
hurried hreaUhingan ascending hillo q flight OF
stairs great palTatOn OF the Heart Ast hYa a. BrOn
chtis and Sore Tbcoat; shaking of the Ha nds aud
Limbs, aversion to society and to cuisines study g;
dImne5s OF Eye sight; loss OF Memory DiZz mess o.
the Head Neuraige Pains rioUs parts Of tkt body:
Pains in the Back Limbs; LrRbago, Dyepep sia or
lndgestl9n lrre3r4Arity o. the Oowe!o; deraurf
tons Of the kidueys and other glands the body as
Leucorrh@ or FRur AlOu3, Likewise Epilepsy,
Hysteria and Nervous Sp4sms.
Now, III smet y-nlne cases CEt of every hum
dred, all the nbssge named dhorders, and ii host
others net named Is Consumptlen of the Lungs, and
that Ill 0st nsdious and willy OF Consumption o.
the Spinal Nerve known Iaees Dorsales and TabCs
nesentcrca, have their seat ami origin diseases
the felFic Nlscera Hence the want OF tie
part at the old school practice treating symptoms
only.
DR.. Andrew Stone, physician to the Troy Lung and
HygleMc Institution, is now engaged in treating tils
class Gt modern maladies with the most astonishing
success. The treatment adopted bv Institution
new 1t Is based upon scientific principles, with uewl
dlsCqFered remedies, without minerals or poison. The
ABILITIES OF cure such that patients et
their homes IL any part OF the country, from
ScrptionS ottleir case. by letter and nave the
cines sent then mail express Printed nterkqg-
atorles Will be forwarded appiicatiOn
a. ConHumFuon, CatArrh and diseases of the throat
cured rs well MT the homes OF patients Ins Ju
toa, by sendirI the Cold Medcated InhaIing Balsamic
Nap0fg with nEaer and ample directions tor their
and direct correspondence.
QCrfaucDts Supplying for in,errogatores or ad1ijce,
must l@cIose ra.urn stamps, to meet attention.
* Inc attending physician viii De found ut the an
situation, Tor consultation, fron A. NJ. to Z. NJ. OF
each Gay. ocaeays, ia the ter,noon Address
DIR. ANDREW STONE
PhYeAlau to the Try Lung and BygenlC In tute, end
Physician for DIseaseS0t tlt ueIrc Throat and
LGa2s, - Flhh 5trect, Toy, New lor&.
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"A Book for YOuMg ladies F.!

EAlra GARrNEY'S GIRLuo0D, just received and
sale by g. w. WILDER.
MONTPELIER, June 90, 1898.
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vVHIs work is one Of high moral tone written in chaste
| yet thrilling language and appeals directly to the
moral consciousness OF ALL, PARENTS and GUARD.
IANs especially, detailing scientific and reliable aids
and treatment for
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10 PARENTS AND Guardians! tail 2ot to send and
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~ YoUNG MENt Fail not to send and get this book
a. LADIES! You, toe, should at once secure a copy
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Vermont Central and SUBli.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-24
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-08

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The steamer Liberty No. ., from Mem
phis, arrived this morning with 257 bales
of cotton for Evansville, and Memphis
papers TO she evening Of the 9th inst.
Nonews from points below.
The steamers Jewess and St. Cloud,
from Memphis, passed en- route for Gin
cinnati, the former with 500, the latter
with $50 bales of cotton. Memphis pa
pers of the 9th inst. notice an advance OF
two to three cents on al grades of cotton.
The stoc X on hand is small and rapidly de-
creasing under the operations of the re-
cent order prohibiting any coming in
The sales wefe ninety-one bales at prices
from rs to IS
The steamer Sultana has arrived from
New Orleans. Among the cargo are al
hhds of sugar, 90 barrels Of oranges. Hell
dahs are TO the let inst.
She reports the steamer j. G. Swan was
fred into with musketry by gueriilas on
her way down to New Orleans at the
mouth of Red River. Seven shots eater.
ed the pilot house No person injured
The hospital boat Woodford arrived THU
afternoon FROM Psducah with leo sick and
wounded from Chattanooga. She lef
them at Mound City Hospital.
Rumors came 10 Us to-day from Col
umbus, KY, that force Of 5000 rebel,
were advancing on Maysheid. Ky. OF
yesterday.