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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-16

This Company, having an ample capital, insures on
all kinds of property in the city and country. Large
lines Merchandise and other property, insured by
the year or short time, favorable terms and Per-
peslaL Policies granted when requested.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-26

ATTEST or A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Two year
since, while the great civil war was raging a
vouth by the name OF stockton was cruelty
murdered in Upton county by a man by the
name OF Wise, who gave, as his only reason for
the horrid crime, " that the young bnts father
was in the rebel army, and he wanted to kin OF
the tribe.r shortly after hemnrder, Wise took
refuge on Island Thirfy-ssveu and engaged a
number OF hands 10 Gu tc0rd-wood for his wood
ward on the Arkansas shore. The sheriff
o. Upton county, with a strong posse, visited
the island twice. in order 10 arrest him, but
Wise. through his friends, was informed Of
their approach and secreted himself Last
week the Facts in the case were communicated
70 the Chief OF Police, who dispatched John
Colbert and Charley Smith 20 She Island TO arrest
him. Taking passage on a boat they landed
the island on last Saturday evening. and
represented themselves as wood dealers, We're
Hospitality received and entertained by the I'M
labltants, with whom they contracted FOR
large amount OF wood at big rates. and on
Monday morning they met Wise near his
house, armed with a double bsrreled shot gun.
md hired him 20 take them over TO the Arkan-
las shore In his skin Not suspectng any dam
ger nom the wood merchants, ne accompanied
hem 10 the foot OF the island. where they drew
heir revolvers, and telling him who they were,
'rdered him to be quiet or they would blow his
rains out Luckily, a boat hove IN sight Just
q this time, and signaling her. they went on
'oard just as the friends OF Wise, who had be
ONE alarmed, came rushing TO the rescue, and
.rought him tothe city. yesterday and lodged
i'm i'm jail 10 await the arrival ofthe sheriff OF
linton
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COMMERCIAL.


&eAA1AH
The determination 20 hold on Inc market
untn European advfces come to hand Twas again
exhibited on all hands at the opening OF the
market There was aHtne inquiry for Cotton
suitable 10 spinner orders,but without any note
worthy result, and the morning passed by with
scarcely anything being done. At noon a dis
patch from New York was received, which said
" Gold ssl,, Cotton unchanged az 49aj - cents.
Steamer HiberniR arrived with dates to the
~uth-Mnddliug Cotton 49, pence, Low Middling
10 pence" Private dispatches We're also received
that were more explicit respecting the steamers
news. They stated that i've days later news
had arrived from Liverpool: sales during the
week $1,000 bales American Cotton declined =
Of penny: market closed steady" Other pri-
vate dispatches said the decline ON Cotton IN
Liverpool was one penny ThisinJellgence put
an entire stop 70 business FOR the remainder OF
the day. The following is an the sales reported
10 us. a. bales al Sc, Good Ordinary 45 bales
at SIC, and 3 al l6c, Low Middlng Is at 4lc, 10
Hlfc, % al &C, and = at 42szc, Mnddling; 70 at
43c, and % ar sc, Strict Muddling. OF eourse It
Is impossible 20 give quotations The disastrous
Intelligence rom Liverpool Is presumed 70 be
an effect Of the act Of the Bank Of England IN
raising the rate OF interest 10 per cent.-a very
high figure 10 that country. some Of those
wlseacres who aIways-after a thing has hap
pened knew that IL was ~eoming-are already,
Ia view Of the heavy decline IN England, in
duleIng In derision OF the views which led many
owners and holders 10 keep then Cotton out Of
the market Whether these views were correct
or incorrect as Deductions from the state Of
things existing when they were formed It Is not
for US 70 say, but II IS legitimate to point out
that the incident now SO seriously affecting the
market could not be expected 70 form a portion
Of The basis Of that deduction as SC is one arising
out5de Of the Cotton market itself, and extend
ing 70 Cotton only by a sort Of accident. Capt.
tai is plentiful in Europe-American Securities
was found 10 be one Of the most profitable
modes Of investing it. and capital flowed here
for their purchase. This did not suit certain
Interests on the other side the water, and he
Bank Of England " puts the screws on 50 as 70
embarrszs this kind Of operation. In doing
This, operations In the ordinary staple Is embaT-
raised also; Cotton being the principal staple
shows the effect OF the Bank policy first and
heaviest. kidicule ounde on this basis only
snakes those ridiculous who use #. In the ma
ture Of things such an incidental occurrence
could not be tskenin into account when the police
Of holding Cotton back was resolved upon. II
a man should to-day invest money IN real es-
tte ana building lots 10 this city, because he
inferred from her favorable position ANA pros.
poets that il would pay vel 70 DO 90 ws shouIa
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s- For Men Orleans. rscks5tws. JaaEson and
CTeHdo0, three times a week, ma Memphis a
tlarieslpn and Mississippi Central Railroad.
AGshu0ier LotGstf9c and Cincinnati, daily,
&A3 p IA. TIA Nashville & necater Railroad.
- Aeu York. Richmond, Baltimore, Bogf0n,
Philadelphia, Washington, and az Ezsterl cities,
daily, at &l5 pm, Ut1 Memphis a Charleston
and East Tennessee A Virginia Railroads.
~ CaIr0, 81 Louss EHd Chdcagu, daily. az
Us pm, uQ Memphis and Charleston and
Mobile and uhio Railroads.
na- Ficks6uvg river and way landings three
times @ week
Hp- MOHtqOfneV0n Noble, and MohileG Ohio
Railroad, daily, az &l5 pm.
So AiSsS1ppi q Tennessee Railroad, three
times Der week, al s pm.
AZ MeBDhtsG Ohio Railroad. daily, at2.So pm.
H8 Lu0e Rock and Hhue Riuers three ulTles a
week, az pm.
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SALE OF
VALUABLE RIVER LANDS
IN Upton COUNTY

Bill In Chaneery TO sell Lands for Division, etc.
Emmai 7. Rose and others us. r. II. Munford,
Administrators, etc, sf. al.
DURSUANT to a decretal order Of the Hon
oranle Shancery Court OF C~ov1ngton, made
TO the highest bidder, AZ the Court House In
C~ovington, On Saturday, 18th February ueN,
1866, the GLOWING deseribed lands heIonofnQ to
the heirs Of the late Dr. H. +. Rose. to wiz:
5334 acres lying on the Tennessee Chute OF
the MISSISSIPPI, river, opposite Island No. 3.
the lands of B. Payne, p. SuIiivan and s. II
Rose; about 40 acres cleared and in cultivation.
with a front Of near half a mile on the river.
that Heuer overnOws: and some very fine land
running back to the bluff. This is a very val
liable tract.
Two tracts, Que Of 200 and the other 100 acres,
adJoinlng the lands OF VIM. Coward, 81. Phelps,
and Others, two miles south OF Rapdolph a
small Improvement on the 20 acre tract, where
X. J. Jones now lives.
Five small tracts OF 10 acres each and one Of
three acres, where DIR. Rose formerly lived a.
Joining me town Of Randolph, and near escn
Two tracts adjoining. on Hatobie river. AT hs
mouth ~ inqlsn creek tOur miles from Ram
dolph, one OF 10 and the other Of 81 acres. Sid
TO have nne timber on 1t for lumber.
A small island, 10 acres. opposite Island M
81, In the nennessee Chute OF the Mlssissinni
river.
Five tracts, all adjoining. making s7ssz acres
on the lower end, or point OF Island NO
"a, or "MilleT's Island, four miles above Ran
dOlph, most Of IL very fine rich land. wen i'm.
btredi aud suited FOR the wood business or rails
stock some 40 OF 30 acres cleared, that will
make a bale Of cotton to the acre. This h nou,
a superior location for farming. or the wool
business, as hands would not There have opnor-
tunities or temptations TO leave or run about.
These lands will be divided TO suit purcharers
and sOld1Ur 0ne-half cash, the balance psvebie
In y months; notes Wit at least two good Sc
required, and liens retained until the
purchase money Is paid. All who wish 10 make
investments Of their .'greenbackE should
attend this sale.
r. II. MUNFORD, Clerk aud Master.
November p, las, ljaI-Iaw4weiw
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WEST TENNESSEE COLLEGE,
jackson. Tennessee

VVHiS Institution will be re-Opened for the
i reception of pupils on Monday the E2Jh Of
February. II mas been put in charge Of Rev.
William shelton, OF Brownsville, Tenn, who
will be assisted by other com petent Teachers.
Pupils in the Preparatory Department viii be
thoroughly instructed. and more adVauced pa
pills VIII be prepared to enter theregular College
classes Al the opening OF the Fail Session. For
circular, containing terms, etc. apply TO
falg-lmp REN. W. SHELTON.
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n- A bill Of very considerable impor-
lance was passed in the Kentucky Sen
ate. II gives the power to Judges Of
Circuit Courts, upon application, by both
husband and wife, 10 grant a deere that
the wife may hold her property and de-
wise it, independently Of the viii Of the
husband, and that she may be en-
powered in the same manner 10 trade
and make contracts independent Of the
husband. After considerable DISCUSSION
it passed by a vote Of yeas, seventeen
nays, sixteen.
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LUMBER! LUMBER LUMBER!

6000 RED Cedar Posts z, IL and q feet long
COOQ at IS to 30 dollars per u, board meas
ure- Also, a general assortment Of BSllaine
Lumber, such as Slis, Joisss, studs, haItefS,
Sheathings, Inch Boards, Cypress Poplar ana
White Pine Flooring, dressed lsiding ana clear
White Pine. Shingles, Lathss Door, sash and
Blinds.
Yard-foot Of Washington street
Orders from the country promptly attended
to. NJ. +. COCHRAN.
je2l-lm
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noNIcIDE il HoPEFIELB.-Nestenda morn
ing, A. M. Clarence Collier was coming Into
Hopeheld, be met "a negro soldier iu the road
and asked him where De was bound for: where
up0n The negro told him he was an orderly for
col Hurlbut, followed by several rough re-
marks. High words followed, during which
the negro raised his gun IA GoubIe-bsreled
one, and snapped II al Mr.. Collier who Jumped
or bis horse as the negro tried the other barrel
which also failed TO Ere, drew bis pistol and
ran around the horse and fred a. The negro.
1he ball taking effect ia his tight breast, 3ust
above the nipple. The sho tfaned tokuock hin
aozn, however, and he retreated behind q tree.
aud. putting on fresh caps bursted auother a.
Ar. Collier, who dred anothersh0t, which struck
ahe negro IN the neck. passing through II ans
producing Infant death. Esquire Edmondson
hela sn inqaest upon the body and q verdict
IN eceordauce with the statements above was
rendered Mr. Collier gave himself up 10 the
eherG ana VIII be tried to-day,
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". j. Burton,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
FIRES @
Paper Hanging, Marbllng, Graining, Etc,
"a Union st., Memphis, Tenn.

81 UNION ST, SIG N lsl UNION ST.
Lenow Block. oTTHE Lenow BIoeck.
7. G. Box 2Se. PALLET. p. 0. Box 2S9.
Reference to FrescsIng and House Painting
in the
Dining Room Of the Gayoso Hotel, Col. CoekrelI.
JeWelry store, Marble Block, Clark & Co.
speed DonOhO a Strange's now Nixon 4 Wood.
1ayo o savings Bank, Avery & Selden.
ffrst Presbyterian Church, Rev. Dr.. Stsadman.
Dunbar,s Saloon, decoration ON the alley
now McCullough's.
81, MaTy's College & Institute, Third street,
Catholic. iaag Am
MEA.L.H ~ "
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MARBLE WORKS
80 Union St, Bet. I'd e. Sd SIS,
Dealers in
Italian and American Marble.

MONUMENTS, Tablets, Head and Foei
vi Stones, Box TOmbs, Vaults. Nantes, Va
Ces, etc, and all kinds OF stone WORK done FOL
buildings at short notice. Having been enga-
Of those in need OF marble work 70 our estsb-
hshFnent. We have always on hand a large as
sortmenf Of finished work and drawings Of the
latest styles OF Monuments which we will be
happy - show TO any who may favor US with a
call. We can get up work. In as good style and
ON as reasonable terms as any other establish
ment North or South. Hebrew and German
lettering done in the very best style. Our work
is our reference. Call and see IL.
Ja25-2m
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not accuse him Of bad judgment II after he had
done SO an earthquake came aud tossed the
ground Memphis stands on into the Mississippi
II was an occurrence probable to happen, bul
good reasoning did not require Il should be
taken into account, In the same way II tbs
policy OF keeping back Cstton for higher prices
was a bad one at the time IL was initiated, the
error OF judgment lay In something different
from the late action OF the Bank Of England.
Il is not Improbable that this will be strikingly
proved. II II policy OF the Bank in putting Il
check on a certain way OF investing British
capital, should result In decreasing the supply
aud raising the price Of American Cotton, that
result viii compel the Bank to abandon It's poll
icy by lowering Its rate Of interest. Nous uey-
roas.
General Market.
CoRN-ouiet without change, but rates weak.
sales OF COO sacks at 9Oc, and 500 sacks at Csc,
from store; seen landing.
~OATs-without change. Sales OF 30 sscksat
IS, which is lower.
B~RAN-Scarce and looking up with a better
demand. sales Of Prime from store at SIS for
small lots. Hay shows no change.
CLEAR SIDES-Sales of 4 casks at &c
HAMs-Sales OF Sugar cured at soc.
FLOUR-The demand continues good, but
prices are weaker.
LEMONS AND ORANGES-Oranges very
scarce at $50; Lemons unchanged at sal with
very little demand
BAGGING-Iu very small demand. India
higher, S3a3ic.
BUTTER-Very dull and lower for Choice
Rolls; Package Butter is not looked at
CHICKENS-Quiet with full stocks. Prices
lower.
COFFEE-Owing TO New Orleans imports, Rio
slightly declined.
EGGS-Abundant stocks with limited de-
mand. Fresh lower; LINED not enquired for.
.FISH-Unchanged but firm.
DRIED FRUIT-Scarce, In demand and
higher.
GUSPOWDER-We lower our quotations.
HARDwARE-The demand continues very
large. Pioughs and all other kind Of Agricul-
turai implements are wanted In much larger
amounts than it is possible to get them from
The manufacturers.
Wholesale Market.
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REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
For Helena. Pine Blur a Little Rock
MIAMI, f. A. Levy, master, Sol Franklin, elk
This splendid packet will leave ~T~
as above OF z
FRIDAY, 28th instant, at 5 PIN.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents,
ian2j-26 No. b Madison street.
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nanke-.. nrnker.. and nthel

Merchants and others
desiring 70 have Engraving done, VIII do well
90 l0ok 40 the advertisement OF W. a. Good
man, Agent Tor the Continental Psnk Note
Company, In this morning paper. The
samples OF Engraving which he exhibits
are hne works OF art, aud the prices are very
raasnnaDLr-
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LEGAL.
Petition to Sell Real Estate.

Comfy Court, Shelby County, Tennessee.
Elijah Brooks and L.. B. Suggs, Administrator
rs. J. W. LedOetter and wife, II. 5. Ledbetter
et al.
In this cause IL appearing from affidavit on
file that defendants, D. L. Haynie and wife
Margaret Haynie, ana Bette Suggs, are nom
residents Of the state Of Tennessee, il is there
fore ordered hat they do enter their appear
ance herein at the Court House in the town Of
Raleigh, on or before the first Monday in Feb
uary, 1876, and plead answer OF demur to
petition or the same viii be taken for
ami set for hearing eEpGrte as TO
them. II is further ordered that a copy OF
this order be published once a week for four
weeks in the Memphis PEA
g. P. WARE, Clerk.
John Hallum, sol. for pet'rs.
Ion 1 Lax rF0E1 wmNrNur
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The Eye and Ear.-we would advise all
who are afflicted with diseases OF these delicate
organs to go aud consult Or. Gardner. Office.
PaTIor 3ql. Gayoso House
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A DAKIzs RrRGLAHr.-Nesterday morning
i've O'Clock Mr.. Tiford,a private watch
man. on entering the alley in the rear Of the
DV 55ois house OF Howell, Wood Read, on
l[atu street, discovered a MAJ issuing from the
door olthe basement who on discovering Nj.
IlfJu1 ran up the eIIey towards Monroe street,
and on discovering that Mr.. g. was pursuing
Llm the burglar turned and drawing a pistol
nrsd deliberately 40 him, luckily Without hit
Ting him, whereupon Mr.. nlfori drew his pis-
Ili and fired twice a. the burglar. as be ran
down The alley Returning 10 the store he saw
40 more men running down The cross alley
toward Second street, and thiukiug perhaps
there might be- more o. them inside he took UP
o. commanding position and calmly awaited the
dawn when it wa, discovered that the base
ment room had been entered through the
transom, one of the bars which protected 10
having been beut sufficiently 10 allow a man
To- gel through, after which tIe door was anfasi-
aued and the a~ccompuees allowed 30 enter
Thas they were professional thieves
evluced by the caImuess with
which they went 20 work, selecting only the
finest Qualities Of goods, sach as SILK velyets.
silks andsuk barges, whichever carried dewu
into tie basementan out into the alley, and
laid mon a platform until they could secure
what they wanted In the meantime The cash
drawer was overhauleI, and some thirty dol
lars taken, but they fortunately overlooked q
package Of forty dollars 10 gold The appear.
a1ce OF Mr. Tlford, however, upon the stag
spoIt this nice little play, and il IS not believe,
that anything, except the money, was carrie
on, although thousands Of dollars worth o
goods had been laid aside for tEAt purpose 4
b d note worthytlact that during the whole 81
fair nothing was heard Of the Police, notWlth
standing the firing.
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bLLA-h MASTER
This fine and swift running pas ~I-w
steamer will leave on ~
FRIDAY, 18th instant, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply 10 packet on
Wharfboat, or to
VIESON & DONOHUE. agents.
Z6 Front street.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
faOg5 u Ia Tsaarr,y 5trsst
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Attachment Notice.

Before Vim. II. WoOten, q Justice OF the Peace
for Upton county, Tennessee.
Viewer q Co. to the use of A. D. Hunter, EIecu-
tor Of Cd. Viewer, deceased. u. n. B.. smith,
IN this case the plaintiff having sued out an
Attachment against the property Of the de-
fendant upon the ground that he is about to
remove himselffrom the county, or that he Is
about to fraudulently convey his property, and
the same having been returned, levied upon
the real estate Of said Smith. Publication Is
hereby ordered to be made in the Memphis
APPEAL for four successive weeks, requiring
him, the said Smith, TO appear before me, or ms
successor in office, on the 10th day OF February,
1850, next, to defend said attachment suit, or
Judgment viii be taken by default against him.
Given under my hand and seal, this sd day OF
January, 1866. WIN. II. WOOTEN, J. p.
jan9 law4wew for Upton county, Tenn.
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COMMERCIAL ENPREs-We are indebted to
lhe Commercial Express for New Orleans
papers Of the twenty-sscond. We learn from
the messenger that the Mississippi Central
failed 70 make It's connection az Grand on
Yesterday
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kNDNEs-M-ssrs EmmoBs a SON hsvel a5d
on our table 6ody's Lsdy's Book, The Lady7s
Friend and Harper, for February. This enter
rrising firm are constantly furnishing us with
NE 49, ---.ra-n--
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Adnainfstrotor,s Notfce.

THE undersigned having been appointed ad-
ministratOr on the estates OF sam. Bolt and
John Bolt, deceased. by the County Court Of
shelby, st the December Term, 1855, hereby
gives notice TO all persons holding claims
against either Of said estates, to present them to
the undersigned for payment, with proper evil
dence of the samel within the time allowed by
law otherwise they viii not be paid.
WIN. HUDGENS, Administrator.
December ~. 100. de28 laW4WfWp
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ANoTHER BESEFIT-The kindness OF our cit
liens towards the MANNED aud battered soldiers
a. the Home Ter the Homeless, has been often
tested. and has never Jagged, and once more
they have an opportunity Of extending q help
ing hand 10 these veterans, and at the same
ume witness the equestrian and aerobatic fea.s
al M. Dan CasteIo's Circus, a. lac has kindly
set apart the proceeds OF the afternoon exhibi-
u5n to-day for this laudable purpose. AZ We
mistake not, this is not the FIRST time that dis
generosity has been manifested towards our
crippled braves and u VIII not be forgotten by
r.a nann-a nr Tie -auth.
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ACCIDENTAL SH30rTNG-Nesteriay evening
8 groceryman on the corner OF Linden and De
Soto streets, whose nam we were unable TO
learn, got into a dispute with two negro SOL
dleu, and drawing a pistol attempted to Shoot
one or them, when his wife endeavored 10 get
hold o. the pistol, which WIS discharged. in
Elc-iug a severe flesh wound In the thigh.
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RECORDERS C0CET-There was Just a bakers
sozen Of cases before this Court yesterday
morning, the chs 1es sua specifications ranging
from drunk and disoricrly through the various
grades OF fghtiHE earn ing concealed weapons.
e~tcetera, up 10 the more disnIhed vice OF ga
ming. and for which the city was enriched by
the addition OF eighty-three dolarsto the treas
my. and two more names were added 70 the
list Of u-nlortguates who, through poverty and
vice. are sent 10 the chain gang. This plainly
iudlcztes hat vice IN our city Is not, as we had
fondIy hoped, on the wsue, bot on the contrary,
Increasing from day to day.
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HAT TRUNE AGAIN-Dur readers VIII re.
member the stealing Of a trunk from the
steamer silver spray some two weeks since by
a negro. Yesterday the Captain OF the boar
called upon The Chief OF Police in the name OF
The lady passenger 10 whom IL belonged and re-
covered d..
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MEMPHIS and WHITE RIVER PACKET
COMPANK.
Ms. GREEN, Supt-.R W. LIGHrBURN, Sec'y
For Helena. DuvHlls Bluff. Little Rock.
Clarendon. Augusta a J-aeksOEpOrt.
--Bateman, master
VIII leave the Company's Wharf ~S"
boat, foot OF Jefferson street, for thezLzHz=E
above points, on
FRIDAN 18th inst, at 3 pm.
For freight a. passage apply Fat CompaDy's
Wharfboat.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
iaa5-2t IA Ierers1n 49,
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ArrENrIoS STREET CoNsIss10yERs-Tae at
teutlon Of our street Commissioners is r-spect-
Tally called % the condition % Beale street. par
ticullrly between second sld the Bayou. and
We hope that some sanitary measures viii be
.aEsn b LmnrlEa n. $500 c,rtIrnr
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Bio HACL--A squad Of twelve or fifteen
negro soldiers, while passing dow BeaIs street
yesterday, stepped Up to tie door OF AR. A O..
williamson grocery, and each selling "a bUnch
Of dsh started or They we're espied, however.
by Mr. Williamson, who pursued them, and re-
captured the fish.
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RoRHERT--Henry Davis, a d negro porter. en-
ployed by NJ Moutsster ln his grocery store.
on Madison street. nesr second, was arrested
yesterday Tor robbiug the dI and abstracung
various articles, and eleven dollars orthe money
being fo1nd on his person, he was committed to
Castle Kelley, 70 await his triad this moraing-