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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-28

aoueritsn Der MUpe. Nidt ,ufrtebeu ba.-
mit, oaB o's 0rauen ilh austmetn lbutnteu,
tsatnnt mdu in 9aris ua6rem man Sis s,unp,
asIar6t, au6 rs pfsroe iu farben. Man per.
ipritbf llb bort BON snem iulhen 9elpanue. BON
ben lws blan, 3tpst grim nngsltridben fnp, arc.
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Gel feinc 5abel mrbr l.in!
We beparf nur elmer &lsintateit uns az
frofsn fpet ss nur elmer Sleiuisteit bsparf uns
gu betripen.
= Sn Dem weibldrn mebi,iniIben @oue.
8'um oen psnn'soanisn su philadelphia ifuots
rem 8s8fnmart's jwstRunpsrtprs6ig tunae Oa.
meH ote osiitunpe. uno tpereen balp ais Doc
tcrss Weptctnae" auf bic leipeuoe M.nIbbeit
los8eIaiien percen.
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| 1tBt etne Steot bauen, bic unterirpild, oebsi,t
mre, In peder mitten i'm gHtuter bir milnsS.
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warmen 5utes purh Die Strasen panpern
tann. Sas yftttel ba3u III foleenpes. Mau
perbannt namltb nQe Sdornfeu,, um ben
Haut Der Ssfsn burh bic @olTen uno SauGl.
Der Sfaot unterrrtId gu leten. Die aelammte
Jahhmahe lou Damn Dor Der Staot in eiusm
rtsit9en, ppram,peni6rmiasn @bprnfeinr b,r.
iu9letb als aa9smene 8au6fammer bsnutt-
wtrp, auffesen. Die meme Stapt lpQ BEN NS.
men Sottown (beiBe StapD fibren, uup man
rsebnst bsreits, nne, bspur fiinf Sabre serasben
cts'e mttten i'm Noroen nit itaIienijdbem SIma
ISerltbsns Stant. Der Oirlen Sruiffranfen peaen
DIE it@ oorauelidtlid paistf aniispeln werD.u.
Ibrs 500 OGO @lnmubner sablsn wirb.
- Vie Norramertansr tatrn elm wid,tioss.
problem 9sDf. Der Monitur ,,Monabnoe"
pat DIE Hslie bon Nsw gort um pas Gar Spru.
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men fam. Sod ta Der 8snnIationsaprarot
10 pOutommen, pab pnr6 rie Mald,pe friibs
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= Was bis gSirflamfsit Dteisr 6abrmuas I'm
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meis rnfur lrefsrt pie folsenCs 3banadbs: Der
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6ost 0uber. nur 400 Metres BON Dem f.iun,i-
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,m"r Ssrt'tfun9en. mo- ot. 300 Vianper elm.
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OrsbIbiifms Don siB0lissm gilsu, unp In i.pem
abntmr ltsbeR 3pet 8dnDnen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-28

Nn DsutfhIanb.
Senf'hs' MERITS sub aas, slGe,
SsFrst6 init SIepafeR fein
St'nsf su6 - stne Wau1sfaQe,
wtertt ss cub unp fa[t nibt 'nein
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(5UrtieBune.)

Q(s Der pcli,etrot6 In bas Sremeen,immer
trat. mar es p5utg ffu parin, unp, wte er Hts.
manben parin srpartst batsn modte. 70 aspabrte
er and I'm ufen QussntIid fsinen Wisuldten
eurin.
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bate. fab er bintsn In Der @de bes Runners,
unmitttltar an Der beqsu @laSltir, Die In pas
nebenau aelegene frtuneide 5amllitn Gfuthsn
fubrss. fiG rtpas ttwsssn unb sIstdb oarauf iIra
hort etnc 5rdusno, ltllt auf. S,s pulIte on Dem
us'nsn oidsn Ssrtn ocruber. aus ptm Gunner
binaus Gr mar mot Der Wann, lie obne lDei.
tsrss b'udus VI laifeH.
Nh. Sic. Srduleiu Caroline?
Aae arms Rtuo flno Dsrlsaen Dor ibm.
Sa ,& bin eS. Nbsr preben Stt um bes Dim
msleTillen stie.
Inp rplrum penn pas Dirfsn mir 9ebsn
ntt 3ullmmtn lprtG,n2
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Su iapms.
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Vtp'5. srpeoerte pns &lnr, IN ibrtr unbe.
tongtnbtit uup ua'Cbulp.
unp-parf tdo ss rbenfule 'rfahrrn?
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maht.
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leln2
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Wnn, marum ndts 9Ssun gum Bsilptel Elm
fapttter G"uitnant Doer etn vurnsbmsr Baron
fort an Shtsr Ssite itanDe-
ols wurrr rotb.
Nun. ncln wrbrts lie ab.
Deer sin butlhrr juassr Wsnlb NIT fdbpar.
ssn ttaulsn Godtn
Sie srblaBte.
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tinanbtr oerlObt psrpen2
Mein Sfubsr uuo Die Wamfeu Steinauer.
@t. p,rlsibe Wamleu Stcinauer, Die ptr NIT
Batter unc Wutttr untsrwcss traien2
aJtelslbe.
5m. 6rGulsin @arctus, paren sic 70 freunp.
lid, mir stn paar 5raBsn 3u beantporten
Btnn i& cs fann rstt yern.
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nen tsnnen 9slrnt. Sie nabmeu lth elnes or
men 0sl5OpTse mi! marmem6er3sn uno nit bra.
otm Wiutbe an. 20nr e5 Elm braves Wae den
btlftn Sic iid annabmsn.
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5auie ssplsnt. Sis tam nle ein salbss R,np hsr
Ole mar iRmer treu uRc gut.
unO lie wurps bier psrrubrtl
Netn. ueln. ss ut elm unSluf sspsisn, Elm
9rpbss unslif.
on. nnO wsr tit Der 3msits Dsm sas unslid
paliirIr
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rsrOsu logs
9r 100 Ots 3ohtsr oss rtitra Stetnausr bsi
ratt.n.
2Ser niQ Cd 2
Dlein Batter.
uuO Sore 0ut.sr -? sic DabsH bod nod
tine Matter
So, iastt Das Ndohsn traurie.
Warum lastn Sle oas 10 trauri9S
Dem StnUs RaROen DE Gbransn IN ban 4u
gen.
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stamal srwas auf.
aBas mott iis unsludli6 frasts r.
Oas Rino moobts einisbsn, Oab lit rem 5rsn,
Ben ssssniOsr pObl fHOn 3uoisI sslaSt babs.
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Duntrs.
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I'm Beutbef.
Ou fsbf tn Berlin lteu psint SpIhot,n
Slcpatsn. paucursn. &,eden, &rpotsn
Sl6 raden an 9rstlsn, sBettern unb sinnsrr
unb b1nasn unD isnacn u. raut,n n ai;nnern
gHpbl mftbt oh peine S6wdpronen an fubrsu.
OoG tslfsr psrfrblt ru su - ,tpaprunireuI'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-28
Debiuaunaen:

Der .anwiscr" ,ridteint ietsn Spnnabenb unb tuits
$500 in jdbriGber 8crausb, ,atuns
Serdse, bic oas neret unicrer 2eftr I'M @uae baber
pslbtn trbeten uab ,ntipredtRS 5rnor IT.
9sr0nlttsn ansrifen Nnr bic SpaItsn bieies Sla,tes
firing sei6lpifen.
@rsisIiffe Der Hn,eiscn.
Gur tine elm sber rlcbrmaItse GnruG,ne tines Squa.
res werben jcbcSma. 81 beretnt.
gue Inaesen fnbtn nur eesen SprausbesobIure @uf-
nasme dbrIi6c an3csen mullen pIscsen telidbrIid,
prdnumeraneo Beg rbt perben
Gr6sere Inseiatn ptroen beim Sabr perbdtnismdsa ia
biliser tersdhnet.
gefsneere Rpti5en neroen nit 81 per Square bcrcdnet
9tbn 3etlrn uRb Dcniser bteen eintn Squire.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-28
The Germai ADVERTISERS.
is published every Saturday

B. HAssEL, Editor & Proprietor,
OffIcS: BRoAD STR, next to CITY HALL
Letterbox No. 16.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-08

placed at the disposal of the Mayor by
| Gen. StOneman, which, together, shall
constitute a patrol for the protection
of the city, to serve such time as the
Mayor, Sheriff and Chairman of the
meeting shall direct.
ResoSCed, That our Mayor be re-
quested to close all liquor saloons till
further orders.
Resol0ed, That the Chairman, j. H.
McMahan, S. p. Walker and r. G..
Birkley, be requested to wait upon
General St0neman, and inform him Of
the proceedings OF this meeting.
W.B GRRENLAw, Chairman.
X. G. BIRKLEY, Secretary.
The above proceedings have my
cordial appreciation, and are published
for the information of the citizens.
john PARK, Mayor,
Memphis, May 3, 1866.
Major-General Stoneman, evidently
satisfied that q Memphis. posse was a
riot in itself, sent thefolloWing order to
the Mayor:
HEADQURFERs Dept. OF TENNESSEE,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 3, 1866.
10 the Mayor, City Council, and all
CiUil O6icess Of the County Of Shelby
and City of Menaphis,.
GENTLEMEN: Circumstances com
pei the undersigned to interfere with
the civil affairs of the city of Mem
phis. 49,
It is forbidden for any person, with
out authority from these Headquar-
tiers, to assemble together any posse,
armed or unarmed, white or colored.
This does not include the police force
of the city, and will not as long as
they can be relied upon as preseryers
of the peace. asa
am, gentlemen, ~
Very resp't your ob't servant.
GEORGE. SLOVENIAN,
Mai. Gen. Commanding.
The order of Gen. Stonenan gave
great satisfaction 81
The Fourth u. s. Regular Cavalry
arrived late.in the afternoon, and a
strong patrol placed in the city. There
were a few pistol shots in various
parts of the city, aud more especially
frequent over toward the Charleston
depot, but there was no fire nor dis
turbance.
During the afternoon a large num-
Der of drays loaded with furniture
and household goods from South
Memphis passed up Main Street. Ev-
erybody seemed to be. getting away in
anticipation of another house burning
by the rioters last night, which we are
happy to say did not occur.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-08
The Memphis RiOt---COntinued.
THE OTHER SIDE.

AID the CoIOred School Houses and
Chnrches Burned--HOases of Blacks
yeStrOyed----MOre COId--BlOOded
Notwithstanding of WOmen----
Threats.
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DRY GOODS.


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a & 40 MAIN STREET,

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Millinery, Motions, &C.,

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Corner Locust and Canal SITS.
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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-06-21
The Congressional p,o

The following is the Coo,t.,.
Amendment for the restOratio, :,
Union, as perfected and passed !,
Houses of Congress - ."
Resolced by the Senate and I.
representatives of the United Soas S.
America, in Congress assemIi3 ,G'1's
thirds of both Houses concnrr; S.5a
the following article be prona.a$'
Legislatures of The several St...
amendment to the Constitnt;oS"
United States, which, when s...6
three four'hs of the said Lang ,p.l1sl
shall be valid as part of the Cons. 9,..'
namely '-S'''1
ARTICLE -, SECTION I. All
or naturalized in the United StoF,... F..'0li
lect 70 the Jurisdiction thereof ara -; =. 50
tue united States and of the STAT =
'hey reside. No State shall maEa -
any law which shall abridce tbe 80. - 8
immunities of citizens of the U6ita5 s
nor shall any State deprive apv ns,-
!de, liberty, or property without dna :.
OF law, nor deny to any person wi,s
Jurisdiction the equal protection of -. II
SEC. z. representatives shall be aor,-t
ed among the several States accor3.
Ihelr respective numbers, counting tbs
number OF persons in each State. er
INDIANS not taxed but whenever tbessk
vote az any election for electors of Prs
ana wee President or for UpitoJ e
representatives in Congress, erecrt;--.
JUDICIAL officers, or the members of -
latures thereof, is denied TO aDy OF -
inhabitants Of such State, beino -.
years ofage, and citizens of the Tnitss$
or IN any way abridged, e1ceut for no.-
ton IN rebellion or other crime. the l.
representation therein shall be redr,o.5.
proportion which the number of srI
citizens shall bear to the whole s--I
male citizens twentv-one earssof $50 80
State. -s'1 y
SEC. B. No person shall be a Ssa,,I
representative in Congress, elector Of
ldent or Vice President, or hold anv
clVIl or military, under the United S,aI
under any State, who having preyiousl
ken an oath as member of Congress Il,
an ofhcer of the United States, or as
Der of any State Legislature, or as an j
tive or Judicial officer of any State. to 81 !;
the Constitution of the United STATE. 8
have engaged in insurrection or ri.
against The same, or given aid or couft
the enemies thereof, but Congress pr
vote of two-thirds of each House u
such disability. II
SEC. I. The validity of the public III
the United States authorized bv law. IN
ing debts incurred for tie payment Of
sions and hounties for services in sqvpres
lnsurrection or rebellion; shall not be
sloned, but neither the United States I,
State shall assume or pay any debt or o.
ton incurred in aid of insurrection OF 4
lion against the United States. or any
for the loss or emancipation of any sla7.
all such debts, obligations and claims shl
held illegal and void.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-06-21
The AHeShan1an.
THURSDAY, JUNE 81, 1865.
REPUBLICAN UNION TICKET


With malice toward none, with charity for
all, with frmness in the right, as God gives
Us to see the right, let us strive on to finish
the work we are in; to bind up the nations
wounds to care for him who shall have
borne the battle, and for his widow and his
orphan TO do all which may achieve and
cherish a just and a lasting peace among our
selves and all nations.-A6raham Lincoln's
Second Inaugural address.
GOVERNOR:
Gen. JOHN ". GEARY, of Cumberland co.
CONGRESS.
DANIEL J. &ORRELL, of Johnstown.
ASSEMBLY:
JOHN J. GLASS, of Allegheny township.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES:
JOHN WILLIAMS, of Ebensburg.
CHARLES B. ELLIS, of Johnstown.
REGISTER AND RECORDER:
WILLIAM A M'DERMITT, of ClearheId tp
COMMISSIONER:
HENRY FOSTER, of White township.
AUDITOR
JAMES 81. COOPER, of Taylor township.
POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR:
CHARLES BUXTON, of Jackson township
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-06-21
The Republican domination
for Congress.

The action of the Republican party of
Cambria county in rejecting Mr.. Barker
for e-nominatiou, destroys the claim
which that county had for the succession,
and places all the counties on an equal
footing. Cambria, Blair, Huntingdon and
Miffiin compose the District. Cambria
having the present member, has no claim
to put Mr. Barker forward for re-nomina-
ton. Blair county having had the nom
inee for three successive terms preceding
the last-viz., in '5S, go, and '62-will
certainly have to stand back for the pres
ent. Huntingdon county has not had the
nomination since 1S52-sixteen wears ago
when DIR. M'Culloch was nominated
and elected on the Whig ticket Miflin
has not had the nomination for many years,
and has strong claims.
From these facts, it is plain that the
nomination clearly belongs to Huntingdon
or Miff1in, and if these two counties are
allowed to settle the question between
themselves, we have no doubt the strong
Republican majority given in Huntingdon
county would be sufficient argument to
induce Miff1in to yield her claim for the
present. It is Huntingdon county, after
all, that must be depended on to elect the
candidate, and with such claims as she
has for the nomination, we think it will
be rather unkind, to say the least, for the
other counties to refuse to concede it to
her !Sharleysbaay, Hunt. co., Herald.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-06-21
INTERNAL REVENUE
aPPF4TS
II n 7 = > T : :
OFFICE OF THE L. 8. AsEEsso
-rH Assessment DISTRICT PESys
HUxrIxGpox. June IS 1856

III y i4NdbONy a tile 10, 1000.
Notice is herebJ given that the sJ
lists, valuations and enume-atioRs maid
taken by the Assistant Assessors Of s,i
trict as of the first day of May, 1856, l
ding taxes on incomes for the year 1855
on carriages, billiard tables, plate, a
watches, pianos, &c, and licenses s.
for one year from May l, 1866, in pur
of the provisions of IAN act t. proriI
ternal Revenue to support the Go7s,z
to pay interest on the public debt, s.
other purposes" approved June 80, ia
It's amendments and supplements, rs
be examined at the offices of the 4,,.,,g
4Ss'stGnt assessors within their respectNt
visions of said District.
And notice is hereby given that 4
from the proceedings OF the Assistant
sors within said District, relative to s-I
roneous or excessive valuations Of m
or objects liable to duty or taxation enst
IN said lists, will be received and detsaI
at the office of the undersigned, Asssst
said District, in the borough of Euutrt
for Divisions l, 2, 3, and 5, compresa
the county-ot Huntingdon, on Satuz5E
30th of June, inst.
At the Office of George ". Russ, !
borough of HollidayEburg, for Dfrisi'
II and II, comprehending the cOur
Blair, on Monday, the I'd day OF July 7
At the Cresson Hotel, in Cambria q
for Divis ions 6, Z and 8, compreheniiH
county of Cambria, on Tuesday, the Sd
July next.
At the Office of Joseph Milliken
borough of Lewistown, for Division !
pretending the county of Mif1in, on
day. the 9Th day of July next
The Assessor will hear appeals at hl
in Huntingdon, az any time previol'
adverti sed days of hearing, to suit Il I
venience of parties.
G9~ All appeals are required to Be
ting, and must specify the particuls
matter or thing, respecting which S u
is requested. aud also the ground or /,
of error complained of
J. SEWELL STEWAR.
June 2l-2t. Assessor 18th District
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-06-21

THE Johustown Tribune puts itself
down in last weeks issue as unworthy of
being answered. 1t makes an attack. and
then seems surprised that anybody should
cay anything. Were there none behind
the Tribune greater than the Triioune
itself, it would be pre-eminently right in
supposing itself unworthy of an answer
Can the Tribune clear itself and its friends
Of the charges against 1t and them
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-06-21

b1- Representative Rousseau disgraced
himself and the nation by violently assaulting
Representative Grinnell in the House on
Thursday.
BEA- Gen. Lewis Cass died in Detroit on
Monday, aged 81 years.
Ras~ The Fenian raid into Canada has been
abandoned.
sE7- Gold has gone up to leo
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-06-21
T TCENSE NOTICE.

- Petitions for license will be Pre-
before the Judges of the Court Of y
Sessions of Cambria county, at an 40
Court to be held at Ebensburg on WI.
DAY, the Ilth day of JULY, n'Ii
following persons, viz:
Tdvern
Matthias Dignan, Allegheny tp.
Francis A. Gibbons, Allegheny tp:
D. A. Conrad, Ebensburg, West WH''
Levi Jacoby, Conemaugh tp.
Gotlieb Lessinger, Johnstown, "a wa
Andrew Henning, Johnstown, Sd "S
Henry c. Reitz, Johnstown, Sd Mai@
Henry Fritz, Johnstown, Sd Ward
Florian Bingell, Loretto.
Patrick Graham, Millville.
Thomas S. Davis, Johastownj I'd wa
GEO. C. K. ZAHA' I
Ebens5urg, June 81, ls66:3t
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-06-21
A UDITOR.S NOTICE

IN The undersigned having oeea 4
ted Auditor, by the Orphans Couf. '
bria county, to distribute the mons;
hands of E. Shoemaker, administiFa'SS,, d,
estate of Rev. Thomas Mccullough, ~
upon his final account, hereby g..rg
that he will attend to the duties Q;
pointment at his office, in EoehsY,c
MONDAY, the 9th day of JULY, nsi1 nn1
o'clock, 2. m, when and where 81
interested may attend. ,,a
JOHN E. SCANLAN, ="
June 81, 1S66-3t
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-06-21

OHIELDS HOUSE, p.I
y LoRETTo, CAMBRIA co, "a
THOMAS DALLAS, ft0.
A ccommodations unsurPAsseo rSi.1 n /.
81 otsl on the Mountain.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-15
Miscellaneous.

q Business is not yet particularly brisk on
the levee, but is manffestly improving.
Considerable freight is accommodating.
Chickens are again coming In in consider
able quantities, for New Orleans. The
Nightingale and Mercury had good trips.
The Nashville had a splendid trip up, yes
terday, and a big trip out, fncluding acfowd
of passengers. A. O. Metheny, from the
mouth of Smithland,7is one of her star
gazers. We are indebted to her attentive
freight Clerk, Master George Throop, for a
manifest of her last trip l...l.. -. The Pink
Marble had a moderate trip up.,.. The
Ada Lyon is at the wharf and will resume
her place in the Green River trade, to-day.
She has fine accommodations and pleasant
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Business on the landing yesterday was
dun and Inactive, with few arrivals or de-
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The weather during the days was cool,
with an occasional light shower. Near
evening cool and steady rain set in. If
the rains extend up the country any dis
lance, we may look for a rise in the river.
NEW ORLEANs.-The Times of Tuesday
says: ~ t rs.f, $,
The morning opened fair yesterday, with
81 clear atmosphere and pleasant breezeS.
The sun shone brightly throughoatthed day.
with an occasional feecy cloud passing.
The influence of a fair day once more was
quite invigorating. The long spell of rainy
weather has had a tendency TO put our
levee and unpayed streets in 2 Very bad
condition. The hauling OF produce to and
from the landings had nearly come to a,
stand still. IffJhe weather remains clear
and pleasant for a few days our levee will
be in good order again, and steamboatmen
wherein to place theirBproduce, that can
be found in the United States. I, fs3slsni
Outside of the woodwork of the wharves
the leVee wi be shelIed and graVeled to
when it is once settled down, no landing
in the country can, compare with it.
Business on the 1evee was as usual yes
terday, rather dull, with. but few arrivals.
order as fast as possible. We expect to see
as fine q fleet of steamers out this season
as ever fioated on the father of seas, the
great Mississippi. Such noble crafts as the
Robert p. Lee, Stonewall, and many
others too numerous to mention, We ex-
pect to hail at our landing shortly, and
may they all bring full eargoes and return.
the same. $500 -.
the last boat in from Shreveport, is that
the river is at a stand from that port to
Alexandria, with four feet water on the
principal bars. @
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