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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09
Iron the Mshoning t0hio) Sentinel. |
A Modern Titus Oates.

Z The Pittsburg CAyonicle. an Abolition paper,
says that Newcomer, the detective upon whose
evidence Mr. Cathcart and several Cipcinnati
WasherWomen were arrested and are nov impfle-
oned for high treason, etc., 10 . penetentiary
convict, who after serving long term In the
PennsylvsalA State prison, got ont and commit
ted rape upon an innocent girl, and 10 now
badly wanted in PennsylvsniA 70 respond 10 an
indictment for the offence. The CkToRielc also
denounces him 90 scoundrsl and perjurer,
whose oath is wholly unw, r,hy Of belief. This
IA the wretch who 10 taken into the bosom Of the
Abolition church, petted and asttesed and paid
Tor deteo Ing conspiracy which no doubt he him.
self frsi suggested 10 the other parties. in Or
der 10 eptsap them end make money ont OF them
Yet according 10 Abolition pspers, and their
blind and fanatical followers, II man refuses
10 believe this Newcomers story or swallow IL
az gospel truth, be 10 traitor and sympashizer
who ought TO be hung. 10 there any limi; to
this furious and fanstical folly7 In order to be
q thoroughly loyal Abolitionist man must
mot only be q creduIous fool, but q patron of
convicts and bottle holder 10 the public execu-
toner.
AZ We ssid last spsing, tho year Of TITUS
Oateses has only commenced. Every county
will soon have its Oates, end every township
his followers, who will hatch oonspiraoies and
institute prosecutions, until there will be no
security fos innocence, no protection for any
body. The more infamous o man, the moro
readily will his tale Of treason be believed,
until We progress backward 10 that puritanleal
ana biRoted time when they burned old women
for witches, and human Intelligence was 80
dsrkened by intolerance that 10 did she work
and bidding of the internal world.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

Q "powsr IN ths land" second only 70 the
''King Of Grsenbsoks." In the Register q
December 4sh, an exceedingly eonplimsn,ary
article in favor Of the Csisis appears, and II Ia
recommended 10 "Union Men" as Che very
paper to take. This fact taken 10 conneo,
tlon with The recommendation BY the Cribs to
oil who wanted daily from Columbus, to take
the Josrnsi (anosher Of the jar CooKE & Co
soncefns) does look suspicious; bat withal, va
do NOT apprshend much danger, since sale OIL
the Democratic party BY any man would bs q
fraud and 60 regarded by the nassof tho party
Gov. MEDARY 10 not Q sufficient "poWs 10 the
State" TO do that thing, and make good title
and hence, DO one need be troubled about tina,
matter. BY his folly he may iDiure, but he can
not sell, the party.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09
"NO Union"

Hear WIZ. LLOYD CANNON. the man who
has been In the habit for years Of proclaimine
the Constitution ga covenant with death and q
league With hell" and who NOT long sinos
boasted of having burut that document on
B,ston Common-hear what that veteran Dis
uuiOnist said few days ago in speech deliv-
cred in Philadelphia:
Since the war broke out there has been nc
Union. How did IL happen that the Union wal
broken In the twinkling Of an eye7 The God
OF the oppressed has done Il. The laws Of jos.
tlce and right are vindicatipg the commands oil
God. "Woe 70 the rsbellious children" saitt
the Lord, ",hAt taketh not their counsel oi
me-" 10 spite Of our experience, there are
thousands Of men yet In favor Of the policy o
restoring the Union 90 IL was. As we'll might
. man blown up BY bombshell propose. 10 the
other land, to have the experiment tried over
again ~ish the bombshell as Il was. Laugh.
ser.
nov many there are who profess to repudl'
ate the doouinss of this arch Dlsunioniss. GAR
usoH, yet By their acts acknowledge him po
litcal associate aud co-laborer; they call them
selves "Union men," ye, practically ATE ss hos
tile to the Union a. he 10. He 10 bold enougl
TO svow openly what they hypoc,Itioally affsc
10 conceal, or disguise 10 boneyed or deoeptlv
phrsses. When Vice President HAMLM an
other Administration leaders declare pubicl
that We cannot have the Union as 1t was Wit
the Constitution as il 10, what do they 10,
than the traitor GARlIson. who unbIushingl
proclaims that "there is no Union." and the
u was always "bombshell" that has now e1
ploded, and lefs ne Of course without Con
stitution or Government.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09
DIABETES

In disease Of the stomach and lveF acting through
th hidneys and 10, without doubt the most obstinate
dsease, except consumption, that aGects the human
constution We have no spacejfor discussing causes
but will state that the erect Of the disease the CON
version Of the stArchy principle Tor vegetable portion
81 the food into sugar, which stim latss the kidney
70 an excessive secretion Of water. Many persons suf
fer f,om this disease who are Ignorant Of r.; that 10
they pass largo quantities during the day and ere Oh
liRsd TO got mp from one 10 fesn or twenty times dur
tou IL called 10 the large discharge Of wstsr and
eten when II 70 90 FAR advanced a. % DO beyond tht
control Of ordiaary remsdisss Another Wmptom 4
the Krsat thrst which, whom tho disease q fully eseb
iishsd ID intolsnbis- gafiss$ dTfaks confidently
spithoa being sdttgfed; also drynesg Of the nouth
cracking Of the lips, sWsst brssth, IN ths more "a
vsnced cases, ana finally loss Of appetite, emasation
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Lvon's Kathairon,

Kathairon is from the Greek word "Kathro," OF
Kathsiro," hsnifying to cleanse reuvenate and re-
store This article 10 what It's name signifies. Ror pre-
serving restoring and beautifyIng the human hair Ia
the most remarkable preparation in the world. 1t
again owned and put mp by the original proprietor and
Is now made with the same care, skill and attentlo
which gave 1t sale Of over million bottles per
mum. r...r. -rlg .t
It Ia most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradicates scurf and dandrun. .tf
1t keeps the head cool and clean
II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling Oh and turning
gray.
II restores hair upon bald heads.
ANY lady or gentleman who values beautiful head
hair should use Lyons Kathsiron. tits known and
used throughout the civilized world. Sold BY al
respectable dealers. r
DEMAs 8. BARNES g. CO., Proprietors
NEW YORK.
julyl4-ddwemeod
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Fikht near La GlranFe, 1tean.

A dispatch TO the Cincinnati Gsssite, dated
Memphis, Dec. S, says:
On Wednesday raid wal, made By rebel
cavalry on Saulsbury. They were driven out
ailersa sharp fight. On lhe same day they
drove In she plckets at Grand Junction. bul
accomplished nothing further. On Thursdsy Z
smart fight occurred eight miles from Ii
Grange, between that place and Saulsbury.--
The rebels oomprised the combined forces O.
Lee, Chalmers and Forrest, They were oppos
ed by Col. Hatch with cavalry force and ligh
artillery. The fighting was. 80 reported TO b
very severe, and Col. Hatch is said to be NOR
tally wounded. The loss on either side 10 no
reported The Confederstes we're finally dfivel
back. The extent Of the damage to the rail-
road is not known. Trains run only to colliefs
Vile now.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

OLD ABE's LAST When the telegram from
Cumberland Gap reached M. Lincoln ths
"aripg was heard in the direction Of KnoI
vile," he renar ked that he was "glsd OF H.
Some person present who had pefils OF Burn.
sides position uppermost 10 bis mind, could no.
see why Mr.. Lincoln should be "glsd OF IT,.
and 90 expressed himself. "Why, you see,'
responded the President, ''lt reminds me oi
Mistress Ssllie Ward, 0 nelghbor Of mine, who
mad very large family. Occasionally one oi
her numerous progeny would be heard crying
Mistress sallie would exoiaim there's one Of
my children that lsn't dead yet"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

The death Of King Frederic VII, of Den
mark, sdds to the complication Of European
politics. The late king had no children, and
the throne will devolve upon the next of kin
according 10 The Law Of succession. But what
this law itself is, seems to be subject Of con-
Moversy between the Danes on The one hand,
aud the Germans Of the Duohies Of sohleswig
and Holsten on the other, and hence arises q
case of disputed succession 10 tho Danish
throne.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09
Amusing Developments at Memphis.

A Cairo dispatch Of Dec. 7, says, speaking
Of affairs as Memphis:
On Friday ne Provost Marshal had In GUS
tody several ladies, some Of apparent fespects.
biIity, suspected OF being engaged In smuggling
goods into the Confederaey. Some strange
Ideyelopments were made One had on bolt
Of the finest linen, adjusted 70 answer the pur-
pose of o hustle. Her corset was filed With
pisces Of gold coin, quilted in, 10 tho amount
Of SI200. Anothsr had her form well round
Cd out with padding made Of the best dress
sIIks, worth Ave dollars and upward pef yard.
Her hose we're found 10 conceal . quantity Of
eepts' erayats, which we're swathsd carefully
about her legs. The third lsdy's ample hoops
we're found 10 cover . uumbef OF yards Of
broadcloth. Her bust IVES filed out By mu-
seum OF articles, consisting mainly Of jeBelry,
|dlk thread, needles and medicines. Ihe feii
snusglew were detained In Isyipg Block fc'
TRIAL. saff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

UonsrffurfoH WATER 10. without doubt the only
known remedy for dia5ss, and We have a. much con,
Adsnoe that II ID specific wo have that opium VIII
produce sleep, and truthfully say that II has cured
every ease n which u has been used.
stone in ths bladder, OaLsuIus, GBav.
sl, Brick Dust DePOsit, etc.s etc..
Diseases arising from faulty secEtlon-in the one
case being t,o tIe and accompanied BY severe pain,
speedily cured BY the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

sx,Hl etoohboIdeIs Of tho Rranklin and Jackson
III Turppike Company, are b ereby notified 70 meet
AZ ia ofce Of ths sfore Of Stone d Lewis. In the
0vynne BIeok, IN the city Of Columbua, on MONDAY,
Jsnuarg IIth 1884, at o'clock P, NJ. 70 elect ave
snd 70 A' R''ss's nfRss q $40 pss.sD, psS%9:Dy
Desahsr S, isssaIskWlv D.,
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ORNAMENTAL IR0N WORKS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

i. a. NHsLscrKD OouaH, Corn,
An MktTATRD on SoRE THROAT
IL alloned 10 progress results In
)serious Pulmonary Bronchial and
Asthmatio Diseases ofienumeB
lIncurahle. BRown's BRONCHIAL
rRooHEs reach directly tho az
liectsd parts, and give almost Inn
jmsdlate relief. For BRONCHITIS,
AsTHnAs OATARRH, and Con-
sUMPrIvR CouaHs the Troches
hre useful. PupLio gPRAKkRs
land SINeKRs should have the
rroches TO clear and stTengthen
the Voice. MILITARY 0yyIoRRs
nnd SOLDIERS who overtax the
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READI READii READ!!

pANy,LrR, Pa, June ls69.-DR. VIZ. Fl. GRKss-
DsaIr ein-In February 1861, was AFFLICTED with
sugar diabetes and for ave months passed more than
Iged to get up ss often ten twelve timer during
tho night and 10 ave months lost about fty pounds
IN weight. During ihs msn,a Of ySIy 1881 pro-
days after using Il experienced relief and after taking
two bottles was entirely cured after regsinng
my usual good health. Yours, truly,
Bosros coRHFRs, N. z. Dec. 81, Is6l-wN. H.
GRrss q oo.-Gents.: freely aive you liberty 10
oonsiitution Water, which 1 can recommend in the
highest manner:-My wife was attacked with pain in
the shoulders whole length OF the back and in her
limbs, With PaPitaion Of the Heart and Irritation Of
about three months. when he left her worse than he
had found her. then employed one Of the best ply
sicians could nnd who attended her for about nice
months and while she under his care che did not
suffer quite much pain. He finally gave her up, and
sstd her case was incurabe. For" said he "she has
such combination Of complaints that medlI ine given
fSr one operates against some other OF her actops"
About this time she commenced the use Of Constitution
Water and TO our utter astonishment almost the rst
dose to have the desired effect and she kept on
improving rapidly under Its treatment, and now
periutends entirely her domestic affairs. She has not
skep spy Of the Consultation Water for about four
weeks and arc happy TO say that 1t has prodassd
F'''''' WIN. M. VAN BENsoHoTEN.
WKrHnsvlkLD, 0oM., March 2, 1868 DR. W. H.
GErea-Dear Sir: Having seen year advertisement Of
"Constitution Water" recommended for ILLUMINATION
Of the Kidneys and Irritation Of the Bladder, having
suffered for the past thrce years and tried the s OF
number OF physicians with only temporary relief
was induced to try your medicine: l prcoured one
bottle OF your sgents at Hartford, Mess. Lee, Sisson
o.. and when had used half Of 1t, TO my surprise
found great change in my health. have used two
bottles Of H. and am where never expected to be in
my life, we'll, and 10 good spirits. cannot express
my gratitude for IT, feel that It 10 all and more than
you recommended Il 10 be. May the blessing Of God
ever attend you In your lAbor Of love.
YouH, truly, LEosARD g. BIaHLoW.
FOB sALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE 81.
VIM. Fl. GREGG & co rroprietors.
MORGAN g. ALLEN, General Ag'ts,
No. 40 OLE Street, New York.
Agentsin oinclnnatl:
BURDsAL a. BRO.
deo9'63-dkweop6m
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Horse Taken Up:

rESAKBN up by the undersigned, at shadevile, Frank
Il lin county, o Dark brown Horse, lax handl
hIah four white feet, scari left hind foe:, mall
star in the forehead shees on both fore feet supposed
10 be about ave years old next spring
doc6-d3t j. HhkTzbLL.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN's
PulInOniC Waters

Tup ORIGINAL Medicine established In 1857 and hrsAt
cIe OF the kind ever introduced nnder tne uhme
.puImono Wafers," In this or any other countyI ai
othsr PuImonio Waters are oounterfeiY.1 The GEM
Inc can be knownby the name BRYAN poins s@"P''
on each Wafer. ..--.-e--..
Bnr.us pulxosIo wAjns = -
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hosrssnsa
fa9a BRYAn's PuLxomo Warns
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difaoals Brsathipgt
BRYAn's PuLMomo WAyRs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains IN the ohess'
BRyAN's PuLMoNo WAynRs ,.
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRyAs's PuLNomo wAyHRs oog9
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvula and fousils.
= BRYAN's PuIMoMo wAyas
Relieve the above complalntsin In Ten Minutes
BRYAn's PuLMomo wAyrRs vsq ,yls9
Area Blessing to all Glasses and Copstltnnen'i,T
BRYlS's PuLxomo wAyni i7is 1s'7~
Are adapted for vocalSts and Public Speakers.
BRyAN's PuLMoMo WAyns
Are in simple form and pleasant TO the tssss. =
BRYAN's PuLMomo wAyias 4 II 4 81
Not nIyrelleve but eject lasting Cures.
BRrAN's PUIMoNo wJns
Are warranted 10 give satisfaction TO every one..
f--lJl LLLd NUhN
No family should be without Abcx OF
BRyAN's PuIMoMc WAyrRs
In the house. b. |i'-"''
No traveller should be without supply OF ige
BRvAns PuIMoMo wArHRs
In his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for ,tsase
gRYIus PUIMoMc wAyns ssA 71is
Twenty-Five Cents ,,s6
JOB MosBs, Sole Proprietor. 81 oortlandt Street, n.
q. n SAMUEL, q. RoBARTB,
Agents, Columbus, Ohio.
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DIABETES.

IRRITATION OF THn NROK OF THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
CATARRH or TIE BLADDER.
srRANaUARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL
UR1NAT1NG.
For these diseases II Is truly sovereign remedy and
too much cannot bs said In Its praise, siogle dose
has been known to relieve the most uJgert symptoms.
Arc you troubled with that distressing palm In the
small OF the back and through the hips3 Teaspoon
fuI day OF the Consultation Water will relieve you
like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given up the use Of buohu. cubsbs
and juniper In the treatment Of those diseases, ana
only use them for the want Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved Itself equal to the task that has dsvolvsd
upon 10.
DIURETIoB
irrste and dreuoh the kidneys, and by constant use
soon lead TO chronic eneration and confirmed DIS
ease.
Wo present the Constitution Water to the public
with the oonvetIon that II has equal n relieving the
class Of diseases for which Il has been ourd emil
neptIy successful for curing; and wo trust that We
shall be rewarded for efforts in placing valuable
remedy In form to meet the requirements OF patient
and physician.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09
TO CoNsUMPTIvEs. 19iS2oA

The undersigned having been restored to health II ~ -
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffer-
ed several years with lung erection, snd tbst
dread disease, oonanmptiOn anxious to make known
to his feowsunersD the means Of cures, Bos
To all who desire IT, he will send copy Of the pres
crpon used Gree Of charged with the directions for pse
pairing and using the same, which they will find snro
eurs for CoMUMPTIoN, Asthma, BRONCHITIS cousHg,
COLDS etc The only object Of the advertiser In send
Ing the prescription is to benefit tho afflicted, and
spread Information which he copceyes 70 be nvaluAbs ~
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, % II
will cost them nothing and may prove ablesslng.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address ia
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, 90
Kings County, Neg York, wan
Tho above remedy may be obtained in Columbus ofsa,
Nsssrs. THaALL &c BsNHAs, Dmgglsts. No,slie q
South High Street Gall for pamphlet, free Of charges
septo6-d&w3m .---.---------.-4a -
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s2 Positively made from 90 Gents
Something urgently needed by every person. 10 sam
pies sent Aee by mail for go osn that retail for %,
by s-4 srrrf r. n. &. wOLo0TT.
aspI7-d&w3m ITO Chatham Square. NY
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-irl i-a sriosg8 Bee Us1tsei3 f3t9
.GHNWNlH EM"f
l.tg f,iu siag4 t aN 7'Q
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ttt- ,yvs ..s Iasia,t On ~ .agu1qEI aBiisD bsf
~ 4 sraoa u,iaF) ed aer asi'h tai .'p1 /,
I s,,,, ,s ~ sre,irgsq 70 osl.-9asal sd' iioiiaseN
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEl!

--------------- lfEait 20 w
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ing the Skin, leaving the Hair soft and Beaufal I'm,
parts fresh vitality frequently restoring IT'D pristine
COLOR ana rectines the III effects Of Bad Dyes. Ths
genuine Is signed WILLIAM A.. BATCinL0R,a ~
Others arc mere limitations, and should bo avofded.
Bold by all Druggists, etc.
Factory No. 81 ssarclRy street.
NEW R0nK,. q
Batohslor'. New Toilet Cream for bressIns he Haif
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o.g f3 Dyi h2t u~R
.grys aa .agg' glsse7o a-l, eAa ~
ssaa f'r1r rA 81 yi, = Luf h-'f'
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ID, s-.s t-s sslrep sisia ~ Z setse.3s VI
syt-ss' 80 ,sso
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PHYSICIANS

Have long since given up the use Of buohu. cubsb!
and juniper In the treatment Of those diseases sne
only use them for the want Of better remedy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

,xHasfjssH n "
THa8FsurI1 UTros mi
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CONSTITUTION WATER
.DIURETIos

has proved Itself equal to the task that has dsvolv'
upon 10.
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
This s the most delightful and extraordinary article
discovered. It changes the burnt ,faco and
hands to pearIy satin texture Of rsslshing beauty I'm
parting the marble purity OF youth. and the dtstHos
appearance 80 inviting In the city bells Of fashion. 1t
removes tan, frsckles pimples ADD roughnes from the
akin, leaving The complexion frssh, transparent and
smooth 1t contains material injurious to the skin.
Pat1Onssd BY Astrsses and open sinssrs 1t Is what
every LADY should have Sold everywhers.
; DEMAs s. BARNES q CO.,
III 1si' General Agents,
so9 Broadway, NY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09

IRRITATION OF THH NECK OF THE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
CATARRH OF TIE BLADDER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-18
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE E. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
From Cairo and BelOv-Deserters
and Stragglers Sent to Their Regf-
1nents Regulation of the Cotton
Trade at Memphis.

CAIRO, Dec. 16.-The steamer India
from New Orleans brought $50 passen-
gers and PIP hh' ds of sugar for Saint
Louis
Five hundred and fifty deserters and
stragglers were sent to Memphis and
Louisville from here to-day.
The St. Patrick from. Memphis on the
14th has arrived
Gen Hurlbut had issued an especial
order to the effect that guards be estab-
lished on three designated roads leading
into the city.
Cotton will be admitted on these roads,
but on no others.
Officers in charge of the pickets will
make memoranda of the names of own
ers, consignees' mark, and number of
bales, and report the same daily to the
local Treasury agent The time and
day, also, will be specified when cotton
and produce may be brought in. If
brought in otherwise than in compliance
with the order, it will be seized. Com
manders at Lagrange, Corinth and Co.
lumbus, will be authorized to make SINH
lar regulations, when, in their judgment,
the state of their commands and the ad.
jacent country will permit.
Guerrillas are reported at various
points along the river, between here and
Memphis.
rrIa AIa.~-sl - - IL
Sales of the last two days 90 bales, al
66@70e. Receipts from below 81 bales