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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL,
ALE-Philadslphia and Hudsoh. 81 as
| on1ANDiES-AppIe $s.Oo@4O0; Hennesev o,.ra D
ry Black bsrrx 1s sooeSlsoo Fancy Brandiss: Che
n'9 pi, SHSo California, per case, 5000. V''
a,,hsIboGees, brakes, Wahoo, RUSS. scb,;aa,.
Ac srSo@ls California Wine Bitters per case sls
bACVNIBaitmore, Sides, 10000: Hama sssa az,
smlthneld Hams, cuts to order 23M25c '' S'w'o'
BEEF@kxtra Mesa. $lS.O092O CO.: Me.. x,s oor,s n.
COIToN-good Mddng 46; Middlins Il: Law M NJ
"t C9AIN 1000 ordinary ss; Low Ordinary Sc.
"a an quality pressed $500; ID DO, IN 0,
S SASdHs PHOSPHATE rERr1L1znR, $50 ne, ,o,.
COmN-White, 72@76c; Yellow, $SO083c Nv W.T.
Ordinary, sl@a4c.; Good. %caa7.. M,
ding 4l@42c. N'''' ''@Se' MID
GG6{RREEnPrims Rio oois., sohessc.
CUBA M0LASsES-55a65.
CANDLEs-Adamantne, 2S9Soc: Tallsw aa.os
E XNMaSy1ds and Imported 2o@I6o.
DoMEsTlCs.Merrimack Prints, 1885: snra.u. A,
M ~ iAn% do so Amsskesg do Datchss d,
caster Ginghams 80; Delafss, as: stsnS.,d san Ian
Ing 80; a. fne Brown Sheeting a8< al do ~ ~ -
Blsached do 50 b6 Ticks 81 I$ae2 strinsd si,r,,'
s sas S SssT and Bs'eh'd Drills saS Coicre;
RLoy.aEz-R1siniy. sls3 ooslsoo,z; Extra sioxe,a<
Super, sel40!0; Pine &25QDs75 '''7<~''s
sSShsAG a iSo@2oo per cwt Corn, ss@loo Dol
LiMEFirst quality, per bbi, s2GO@$soo: % "usIi.,
NAVAL STORES - Crude Turnant;u. s,aoa..n
Turpentine Is 50aaOO. Tsr e. ssoo9A6o
0fN-s2 50Ga5 oo A"'' ~'''@o".
HO0PS--None.
SOAp-1saIec f1 s4.<
OII,-Whas per ualla, 40 onsao 60.
Lard $2lO@240' ''U-N'' h'"seed' Vile
PORTER-London. best brsud.. A IN. p,u.a.,..,.
a. o. 'e"' "s"u'' s4oo' fhiiadelphia
PORK-Mess ssa ooSass m p,, emasso
K0PE. Manila, 2S@2ec.; Hemp, 25@3Oc
and GrannIstsS d ksnnsd Crushed Powdered
Tx, l8l%c. ''1s'' ""i'e ~
SUGAR i HOUSE sYRUpS-soaSOc. 4e
sTAVEsMS a7 ooSsxsS
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ROBBERY. About 10 o'clock, on
Thursday night, a party ofthree soldiers
armed with muskets, broke into the
grocery store of Isham Cowling, (col'd),
situated on the corner of Liberty and
Cumberland streets. After thus uncere.
moniously effecting an entrance upon
the premises, they helped them
selves to every thing they wanted, and
threatened Cowling and his family with
instant death If any one attempted to
leave the premises until they had taken
their departure, with their plumber
Isham Cowling is we'll known in this
community as hard working and relia-
BILE man of color. He was for MANY
years attached to the Norfolk argus Of
flee, as press hand and carrier. If such
outrages are permitted to be committed,
with impunity, there is neither safety
for life or property. Isham can fully
appreciate the saying of God save us
from such friends"
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ANOTHER INFAMOUS ASSAULT BY
GARRoTERs. On Thursday night, about
9 o'clock, II. 0. James was assaulted at
the steps Of his. own house on Butte
street near Brewer, by two stalwart
negroes jumping upon him from under
the porch and attempting to rob him.
Fortunately for Mr.. James, a colored
women on the opposite side of the street,
saw the ruffians jump upon him and she
cried murder, alarming the neighbor-
hood, SO that theruflians were compelled
to leave their prey and seek saf, ty in
flight. Mr.. James is we'll advanced in
years, hard working and honest citi-
zen, and he feels confident that the OBJ
ject of the ruffians was to rob him. In
the scuffie Mr.. James was scratched
badly about the mouth and neck. 1t is
t. be hoped that the rascals may be ar
rested and severely punished for this
outrageous assault.
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R~ DYsPBPsIA.-What everybody
says be true We have heard Dr. strcklsnds Tonic
spoken ofso frequently by those who have been benefit
ted by it, that at last compelled to make ii known
to the pubic that we really believe II effects In
Every case; therefore, say to those who are suffering
with Dyspepsia Nervous Debility to 90 to their Drug
gIsts and get bottle OF DR.. strickland's Tonic.
WELLS CO., Agents, ll5 franklin street, Ny.
Wake co. and n. @. SANTOS, Agents for Nor
ok, Va. nov6-8m
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pB BATCHELO HAIR DYE
The Original and Best In the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Insanta
neous Produces Immediately splendid Black natu:
raj Brown, without injuring the hair skin. Rsmede,
the IN effects Of bad dyes Sold by all Druggists The
genuine Is signed William A. Bachelor Also,
REGENRRATING EXTRACT OF NILLETLEURs,
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair
a.ulo1y CHARLES BACHELOR NEW YoRK.
neSr HALLS VEGETABLE SICfLIAN
HA REsEwm hiss proved itself to be the most perfect
preparation for the hair ever offered to the public
Its a vegetable compound and contains no injurious
properties whatever.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S oRIaI'
NAL COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
1t oleanses the scalp and makes the hair SOFT lustTous
and silken.
II Ia q splendid hair dressing
No person, old or young, should fall to use 1t,
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
~ Ask for HALLS Vegetable sicIlIan Hair Remover
and take no other. RIP HALL 4 CO.,
Nashua N. H., Projectors.
~ For sale by eli druggists l nov2o-om
aIsieI 3 NoRFoIE, November n, 1895.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

D@ ALBEMARLE AND CHEsAPEAKE
CANAL. The repairs Of the TdeLocks of this Canal arc
so far completed that the navigation may be restored
or before SATURDAY, the Goth instant
MARSHALL PARKS, President
ONCE A. and G. Canal Company,l
January IL, 1865. jMI2-St
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LARGE SALE OF BONDED GOODS.
Yesterday morning, Leigh Brothers &
Phelps sold at the Custom House, the
balance of the cargo of dry goods, dam
aged by the wreck of the English bark
Victoria. The liquors were not sold, in
consequence of being drawn by the sal.
vOrs and others interested. The sale
was postponed until Friday, the 10th
instant.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NORFOLK. JAsulRr u.

AhRIvALg
Steamer Dictator. Lands, Baltimore
Steamer Thos. Kelso, Russell, Baltimore.
Schooner Idaho, Waite, New York.
Schooner Guard, Price, Elizabeth City.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Dictator Lsndis, baltimore
Steamer Thos. Kelso, Russell, Baltimore
Steamer Currituck. Taylor, Plymouth North Csrolu,
Barge Bunker Hill, -, Plymouth
Schooner Guard, Price, Elizabeth City.
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nay. A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-We
can conscentiousy recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough Dr. sricklands Melliuous Cough Bal
sam gives relief almost instantaneous and 10 vitha
not dsagreesbe to the taste There IL no doubt but the
Meliuous Cough Balsam Is the best preparations
Ia use and Ia all that Its proprietor claims for It. We
have tried It during tho past week. and found relief from
most distressing cough II Ia prepared by DR.. sniek
land No. 1ss Sycamore street. Cincinnati o. and for sale
by Druggists. r..
Wake 4 CO. and NJ 4 @. A. SANTOS. Agents for
Norfolk, Va. nov0-om
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AUCTION SALES.

saw and aRrsr MILL,
LOT OF LAND and
MIXTURES and about
TIMBERHD LAND
| FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Notice herebv siven that In obedience an order Of
Coriaet Couny Court obtained ct the November tss n.
1885, shall expose at public auction, on THURSDAY,
JANUARY 49, 1885 the promises Of the late b. s.
and lot Of Land and Mixtures On the lot are Store
and Dwelling House united, Warehouse, and all neces-
s.sy ;u,tstis f's nSiy az, .s' AL
the ssms time and place, will DO sold about Two Hun
drsd and Twenty Five Acres Of well Tmbsrsd Pine Land,
:sm. saS os to &
Persons wishing to invest In this kind Of property
would do well to examine this before purchasing else
Terms-whieh will be easy-msds known on the day Of
sale j. 8. DEFY, Administrator
Of Benjamin g. Dsy. deceased.
Currsuck C. n N. G., Dec II. 1895 dsc2s--2st
II EEP THIS BEFORE THE
IN PBOPLB.
Per,ons in search Of q Suitable Present In the Mays
Jewelry, Watches Bivsr-wsrs viii End good sssort
Js M. rhEEMAN'b,
SAsn street. cornsr Of Talbot, esusisttag Of
Gold and Silver Watches,
Gold Chablaines, Gold Thimbss.
Shields and Finger Rings
Vest and Guard Chsns
Diamond, Ruby Pearl asd
Emerald Rings, In Sets
Loeksts, Necklaces, Crosses,
Mivsr Table, Tee and Dessert
Spoons and Pork, Berry, Jelly,
Sugar and Cream epoons
Preserve Spoons,
isi "i Salt Spoons,
Salt Stands,
sesp and Gravy ladies,
ngE spoons, Cake and Fruit Knives
Butter HALVES. Napkin Rinss
eugar Gftsrs, Alba'a Tea Sets
Walters. Dinner and Breakfast
fefes f4u4 CASTOR, Cake Baskets
Pickle Btsnds,
.rsfe - Liquor staads,
r A ICY obs;
~ Of which wiiibs sold cheap a. by any one IN the
stty j. NJ fRREMAN
oscIs-is 8aHf 81 B Jswslsr.
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PRIVATE SALES

BOB SALE
80 Acres adjoining city, tf
$50 Acres mile from Hsmptou,
500 Acres on the O. and 8. B. X. T..
$50 Acres threefourths OF a mile frsn citv
96s Acres twelve miles from city,
4I4 Acres on Pagan creek,
1s1 Acres on Lynn Haven river,
z5o0 Acres timber eleven miles from city,
lSS Acres two and a half miles froa odty IN lots
800 Acres sixty miles south Of city.
407 Acres near Kempsvills,
los Acres four miles from city,
256 Acres sixteen miles from city,
= 400 Acres eight miles from city,
go Acres twenty miles from city
DO Acres near Kempsvnle,
200 Acres eleven miles from city,
$50 Acres fifteen miles from city,
80 Acres eight miles from city,
1000 Acres twelve miles from city, timbsr,
o. Acres Pungo Bridge.
$50 Acres Perquimmons county, NC
5000 Acres, timber, ten miles from city,
lib Acres thirty miles from city.
ia Acres thirty miles from city
10 Acres I've miles from city,
AZ Acres seventeen miles from CITY,
80 Acres seventeen miles from city
1868 Acres eight miles from city.
90 Acres six miles from city,
125 Acres five miles from city,
zoo Acres twenty-five miles from city.
One Farm, 400 Acres, sevsnt sss mies ftou s;ty.
heavy timber,
House and Lot In ctr OF N6rfolk
House and Lot in city on Main street
Sixty feet on Commerce street
Sixteen Lots in suburbs Of oity
We have just perfected srranre1 eots Nv ~Ltch -.
have facilities for placing lands bsors sbroed
placed IN our hands for seis will be sdysrti.d RE- n
cost, in Northern Papers and In Europe.
Nearly all Of the above Land is on or near vstss and
the large tracts are heavily Tmbere al
each will be furnished application to thu uedssg.aI
give special attention to the purchase asd ssisof
FoLGER, CARTWRIGHT Co.
Auction and Commission Msrehsnh. |
dseU-u ZZ Wide Water street. Norfolk Va
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MAyoR's- CouRr. Leary Ward, arrested by officer
Joynes charged with being disordery and beating his
wife, was released by the Mayor
accuseds WIFE George W. Males arrested by the night
police charged with being drunk rotous and par
ticulariy towards his stspther was fined SO
Only twentysix lamps reported out in different portions
Of the city.
FREEDMEN's CoURr. Stephen Noble, charged with cut
ting wood tho farm of B. H. Wilson was released at
the request Of complainant.
CRcUIr COURT The civil doc ket WAS Yesterday
and the Judge ordered rere acias issued for jury to
try the cases The argument in the oil mandamus
against the City Register to show cause why be will
pay O. II. Porter, the Commonwealth Attorney was
closed and submitted to the Court Decision reserved
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THERE was considerable noise and
riOting on Wide Water street last night
between eleven and twelve o'clock.
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1@~ Two BAD CASES OF PILES
CURED BIT DIR. srRrcKLASps PILE RsMrDY.-Mr GLASS; Of
Janesville Wisconsin, writes for the benefit Of all who
suffer with the Piles that he has been troubled for eight
years with aggravated Of Piles and his brother
discharged from the army ~ incurabs. (hs being
quite paralyzed with the Piles Both these distressing
cured with bottle Of Dr. Stricksnds Pile
Remedy. The recommendation OF these gentlemen, be-
side the daily testimonials received BY Dr. strickland
waited chronic Of Piles cured BY Dr. seklands
Pile Remedy. 1t is ,old by Druggists everywhere.
wALKB 4 co. and NJ and c. A. SANTOS, Agents for
Norfolk, Va nov6-6m
, 1866-02-17

Railroad icc1dcnt-Dnrtn. Attempt al
Hobbcry-A MIX Stnrc Kobbeti-Re.
lief for tho DIsablcd-VerdIct j xaias1
Railroad.
NEW YORK, Feb. l5.-The PouehEeepate passe.,
;cr aI1 freight tram on tna Hudson River road
which !elt this city yesttsaay ut Ills D. NJ. ~.
thrown from The t1ack near Cold Spring. Consider:
y4s Communicated from the etoves in the csrs. It
+ reported one indy uas hurt.
Ar a man with $4,000 IN bag was leaving one
of the hanks ibis morning. be vas altaeked BY a
hands. The man reslased, wherenpon The thief
dsew knife and cut OF one Of the handles Of ft,e
Me, ana was ahout 10 cut of The other handle.
when the H.aO having charHe OF the money g1ve his
,.!lh ihc bay made hts escape. No atsests ulads.
The silk manu[actory Nos 417, 410 nnd III West
Ihiry.fth street, Of uifreman i, SiiTetman uas
entered end robbed OF s., $40 worth Of goods on
fore commencing operations, beat tie wa;ehman %
severely that bis recovery Is doubtful and eft him
lying fnsensibfe on the afdewak ;;
The Cincinnati train on the Esie Railroad, tine at
5tssey CIy q ! o'clock JesteriaY, struck q wa9on
rcar Port Jesia Instantly killing the diver Of the
ieam- The enrfne was considerably da,naced, aud
one end Of the eacgaRe car was stove tn bui no one
o. the train was injured.
The committee on the relief OF disabled soldiers
aad eallofs held meeting yesterday. 4ud deter
mined that Col. ]. B. Hcrnan, the mauacer oil lie
Soldiers and Sailors Employment and Relief Agency
be requested to commence distribution Of relief
among The most neet'y soldiers ana sailors On The
I'd instant. on the occasion Of Washtngton's birth
Yesterday, in the case OF Mcdonald Va. the 1ud.
ron kissE Ra11osd Bah o. e, Co;gxny TIC nry rendered
ccrcc Of the defendants u:en.s In running de-
tached engine down tnetr roal, IN October las1.
The plaintiff loes two ho1ses and n:agou.
, 1866-02-17
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
{fcAo1uldnuB 1ndorstnu Tho Rraafte,

Resolutions 1ndorsln. the President,
ACcrsTA.. Me-, Feb. lg.-An amendment has
been offered b. MF. Bradbury, Of Hollts, {De1no.
cEatl. to Gen. ShepieJs resolution inlorsiue 1he
patriotic course and wise statesmanship fhst Presi-
dent Johnson Is now eyincing, and which entltIes
him TO tho support ol the, American people, aud
rledgipE to him the full coope1nt1on Of the people
Of sne state Of Maine, and Sustaining hta roliey.
s9d rendering to bin The sympathy and approval 81
bis s'cwr Of public policy, l.. expressed tn hls
several replies to the recent addresses Of the Viz
ginla delegation, and OF the cotored delegation,
Mf. SietEns offered the following re- olutjou@ a. a
substitute Tor Mr.. BradbnEys amendment, which
sub ft1tuse WIS accepted by Gen. Shepley:
Rttotred, That this Legislature express it, entire
confidence IN tue integrity, ability and patliotsm
81 hfgsident And5aw Johueon. xho deaed secession
IN the Senate and deded rebellion IN Tennessee !;
who tplang 1rom the people. aud is Identified with
their interest and the loyal citz. rs Of the Unfed
STATES viii give him their hearty support In hI.
labnLs for complete md permanent restoration of
lice '"'
Reso.red, That in the Un,ou majority In Con-
Ctcet, this legislature recognizes noble a,zay Of
iIttd defenders Of tbs principles ot Constitutional
]lhtrty. and rely with confidence In their wisdom
and patriotism for the settlement Of the questions
apper1atn1pg to the Legislative department Of the
Government.
Both Iii. Bradbusy's amendmen, and str ste,rus,
.uhtutule We're Laid on the table and ordered
TO be printed.
, 1866-02-17
THE WEATHER.

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soLnMAI1A, Alen;, fep. N.-l1ouuS' "no,
WEI, Ine1noms'ef 1as ~ aeT; & aoose 1esn ,,t,
nm os LAkAaL LIaEs ina.. Ecu. 1o.-N4ea4. Mo soulo'
2heImonefcr M At p n, IS de1: aooye ze1u. ,,,..,
sth9. r9a WEI na, req: lnIas ~ a,,!1 ing, q
~. .S.. ~ ensJ ~ toe nofaos 10
oef; 1poSs; q tunfeI Gs&. anose ~. IT, ,.
EsIEHARTi s,s1. i' 1ina-' EeS l5-G.sas: WIG; "est:
het,1n1se = e. L. .3sr: ve ao' "es9'
Ta1rnn Sih;o E.b - VII aput|
~ ~. LILO, ECU i9;-.dne149o9aerMna n
H,,or;:er 20 m Tncr,1n,a,c- - .9n,at da
el.oSa 80 - 'o' AneA a. e"1ss''
,st. ~. 80 s,. -. =,
, 1866-02-17
FROM MADISON.

Tie ea&her-DeAtEuctfye Fire-Leets.
latise observation-disclosures In,
doFAinE the PreAldcnt and Defining
the Dnttea Of Congresxmen.
Especial Despatch TO The Chicago Ttibune]
AAu1s0N. Feb. 1B,
The weather continued cold throughout the mos
O. ia.f nght-moderastDe, however, toward mon
Ing. Mercury i've degrees below ut daylight. will
raw and disagreeablc wind from the South. Tbf.
evening tho wind Is not 60 strong and Hea.he,
greatly moderated. The cold snap has undoub.ed
j come TO an end. There arc indications Of mort
moderate weather tomorrow.
A double brick block, opposite tho American
houee. IN this city. WIS Destroyed by fire this nrn
ipg It o'clock. The psineipa. loes Ia on the build
Vslsed ~ + snfd BY d.
grocer lott II h!s stock, .aIued It injured
for g oo tn the Fheen,x Insurance Company. j,
Is tully insured. several oiber deslers lost a sna
amonnts- The fire caught in Hunt1ey's crocarT.
and, =. supposed, was caused by the explosion 81
IN the senate to dry bills were introduced to con.
solidate the Beloitk Madison Railroad and Ch,caso
Northwestern Railroad, and several local bills oi
Wednesday next until The aG1h inst.
Bills passed e provide for the MANAGEMENT Of the
4t4sl AtA Ql H1AtUHs1As 10 Ff0Hl81t the eHc0ttnr
of ducks between the 18th OF April and the 18th oi
Ancpst 10 repeal those keclionk OF the Milii!a law
requiring the enrolment OF those liable 10 military
ouly, ard EeSe1al local bills
4 fe:olniion grannne The use Of the Senate
Chamber to the railroad COMMITTEE On Thursday
afternoon and eyenin. next 10 hear arguments ii
regard 10 The bfll providing for through tEatns on
the original LGsOsse Railroad, alter considerable
discussion Was postponed until tomorrow.
In The Assembly TO day a fcsolutnn Instructinc
the Committee on Fede1al Relations 10 report back
The RESOLUTION tnuofsIpr President Johnson'a re
construction policy. vaf tnbcd By vote Of 69 TO 81.
4 Rrb.ttute> offered in substance lhHt every
thing connected With lhc railroads Of the Stlse and
ttcif relations with The people ought to be just and
tqriI1hle. ntter euH,e debate. was adopted for Mr
Wilson's t1enchant resolutions On the subject 0
rallrosd extott1ons. The substitute is an niro!
illustration Of how not to cay it. In other words
It Is composed Of gltttering genesaiitles neatl
avoiding the main Issue
Hllls were Introduced to encourage the wool.
growing intercst Of the Stale, md wool3en mAnu-
facturct, hy pscbtbtfng the MANUFACTURE OF shoddy.
and severnt kocal bile.
The House tpeut considerable time On fesolu-
ton 10 ad1oarn foT wpek, but fuallI ConcrHod in
!he SENATE re.olutton for Il rtcess In honor OF
Inst.
Ar. Bently, from the Cutum,ttee Gu Federal Re-
!anons, to.as Imported substitute for the resofn.
ton oa national politics. referred to lat committee
, 1866-02-17
FROM CINCINNATI,
Gas 1mbFoElto-PuFchnse OF Ee1r
t"miuerclnf aospItal-SusplcIuas OF
Foul Play.

Gas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF a Eetx
t'omiucrcIn1 Hospltal-SusplcIvus a,
Foul Play.
Especial despatch to the Chicago Tribune,l
CINCINNATI. Feb. IG.
onr City Council to-day passed resoluttop re.
questtnc the State Legislature to authorize the eity
10 issuc bonds for the purchase Of the gas works.
now owned by company which, iu addition to
claiming unwarsan1ed psiees Tor sa4 il At The same
time dcterioraing The qualify, 70 that consumers,
By lis Cow through the metre+. unconseioualy and
unavotdab}y use greater number Of icet.
The Council also ask the Legislature to authorize
the CITY TO IEs1e nye hnDdGtd thousanGi d0ilass'
worth Of bonds for the purpose OF building ucE
commercial hospital. ."''
a young woman apparently twenty-five years Of
age, Wns ioHnu this morning rome time afier day.
light, In one Of cur alleys, dead, and frozen stlr
Elood was oozing from hcr mouth, and quite 4
laLge pool was clotted and frozen near The head.
IN n. cls3n garments throughout; but
aod bruised. and The stocking On the ZANE iee was
dlEtolored and partly tom which I'D them 70 he
AeEe that che had been dfaaged 10 the plAee wnere
fne Wae found: The skirt Of her dress, which Sas
OF flch matertil. was completely torn from the
wa1st. aa If terrible struggle had taken place.
gnc Of her glove: was found nea- bY, aud tae en-
IRE ssene Tas evidence enough 10 cause suspicion
rns summontd 10 hold an Inquest, but no te.tf-
mony could be secured that tended to etpia,n the
unfortunate affair. TEo negro women stated dial
tnty oellesed the body to bo that o. French glrl
Who Vas known by The eonbt1quet Of "Frenchy.7,
and Nae addicted to excessive ruttmpesante
, 1866-02-17
FROM MEMPHIS.

Tile River and Nay1gatiou-Troublc nj
+, LaGtaHge-The Nlarkets-Decialou ol
steamboat Inspectors.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttlbune.l
AENFu1s, Feb. ii.
1ns river is stationary and The weather IL uaoder.
atng, but still se.5 cold. Navigation ba. been very
difficult on account Of tte stroasi nostdwester os
the past few days. The Molite usmbteten, ;s..on
this port TO the ST. FraDc1s rtrcr WIS b,ouA On the
Helena bar aud will have 10 renain ratn rise oc-
cnn. boat IL to be sent down to unload hc7.
The Lady Gay ts to have her tubular boilers re-
moved on reaching Louisville. Ar1ircd-The At
]antte, from St. Lou,s; W. II, otborn md Ned
1fncF. from New Orleans; Clifton from Cincinnati.
Departed-W. II. U7horn and Ned Tracy fof st.
lcr1s; ]; Anna aud Golden Eagle. for Cincinnati,
Found nt f0dfer1 has been ssnt 10 LaRsanee
Eumots having nnched headquarters that the Frred.
BY cx-rehel*.
The best Of order prevails heteabouts 60 far 4.
politics arc concerned, and planters and freedmen
are making contracts satisfactorily for ill con-
ceEncd.
coiion I. duu .nd dropping. sales Of middlin7
1ouay aI 39QtSc. Bnyaf& manifest no anxiety, e1:
ess',p6 ess: e. fnfaes dsel'ns Corn ''; hay so'i
The local inspectors to-day rendered decision in
Of lbe collision between the City Of Cairo and
the Alice uean ai Island No. 49, on the e5,h Of pt.
cember iatt~ BY which the lieenae Of A. b. Eyant,
p.1ot Of tho bean y suspended for thirty days and
that Of J. s. Tennysou, OF the City Of Caro- for
thirty daTl. It was maintained t6at ho,h were
Negligent Of duty at the time Of the collision.