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NM Arrlcnn silnnlinn.

\ Northern mau. WHO has Travelled cN b.
tensiyely through the South, within feS
months. writes from Savannah, Ga., to the
Boston Past, what was the result of his oh
servations of the condition of the elerate3
African in the several localities which he
visited. What he says is but rcitcration
and confirmation of the correctness. OF
about all that is said by other disinterested
and impartial obscrycrs-lhe picture being
the same, everywhere. We quote one sem
tence:
The negro has been suddenly thrown
upon his own resources and l. not prepared
for and does not understand the situation
IN which his northern friends y have been
50 long desirous of placing him. There Is
plenty ofwork for him to do, and his former
masters are anxious to employ him and
willing to pay him; but beyond the salts
faction Of his immediate wants he will not
work. He Is not provident and his mind
Is filled with Utopian dreams that the riv-
ulets viii all run whisky, that corn cakes
will grow cooked TO a turning. on the road
side, and that hogs with forks In their backs
and knives IN their teeth viii come to him
roasted and begging to he eaten. When
they do work they demand cXorbitant
wages from their employers. are regardless
of their contracts, and seem to thiuk il 70
part of their duty TO be obstinate and IN
sulting. or lazy and negligent 10 those who
hire them.
II will ever be- 50. as long as Government
appropriates its millions to keep up the
Freedmen's Bureau aud salaries an army OF
misunderstanding Yankees to run it.
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News by TeIcgrnph and MnIIs.

a special Washington dispatch says (;
Representative AsinEr ha, prepared a res
Olutiou of inquiry into the alleged charges
against President JOHNSON, which is the
first step toward impcarhment.
The vote of the House refusing to stop
M. McCCLLoCu's withdrawal of the cur
rrncy at the rate of St.00O,0OO month IS
regarded as very significant OF the feeling
oi Congress In tayOr of contraction.
\ st. Louis dispatch says: "Scolr Cur
'LER and WIBoRN. arrested in Kansas City
on charge OF arson. have confessed their
guilt. They had committed hesame crime
before. and one of them offered to refund
the insurance obtained thercby, S50O0O
Their Insured goods were not worth $4,000
\ boiler in DIXON. BRowN y Co.'S plan
ing mill at Louisville, exploded yesterday
morning. Mr.. HAND. u watrhmau. was
torn to atoms. Il blew two hundred yards
-througla shed, carragc-housc. stable and
fences, killinga mule in The stable and.
wounding three negroes.
The Cleveland aud Columbus railroad
Company has notified the Chairman of Che
Democratic State Central Committee that IL
will issue half-tarc tickets TO persons wish
ing to attend the Sth Of January Convcn-
tion mt Columbus.
\ Richmond (Va.) dispatch says: "In
consequence oforlcrs from General Sono-
FIELD that all Government horses and
mules in the hands of private parties shall
DE given up, those having such without a.
hill ofsalc arc rapidly running them into
the mountains
y severe lire occurred on Indiana street
Chicago. yesterday. SINGERS packing
house was destroyed. and coal-yard con-
tanning eight hundred tuns of coal. The
loss viii reach $4,000.
Two children. aged seven and nine wears
pcriShcd of cold and starvation at Chicago
last Friday. Their mother was intoxicated.
and il was not until yesterday. when the
terrible fact became known. The Gthcr is
serving out term in the State prison, for
attempted murder
cable dispatch, from Malta, yesterday
says InHN SuRRArr will be- at oucu taken
back to the United States by an American
sloop of war. which has just arrived here,
aud which will go to Alexandria for that
purpose.
ACommbus dispatch says SERGEANT Vfc-
ToR. of the United States Artillery. who was
convicted of manslnughtcr IN Cleveland ID.
few days ago, arrived ut penitentiary att
Columbus yesterday. and was Immediately.
released on pardon from the Governor.
Convention of colorcd soldiers and.
sailors will meet at Philadelphia Tie Sth OF
January next. An invitation is extended.
to all colored men who were in the United
States service during the rebellion.
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Where's LAWRENCE g--LAwRENcEofO Ohio
since THAD STEVENS squelched him. soon al
ter Congress met, on his fool-hardy projeet
of passing law to punish treason, already
alleged TO have been committed. Law
renee is one Of those small potato, cr6ss
road partizans' forever itching aftetnotor-
iety; unscrupulous as to the means, Nnnd
just fool enough to always leave such big
loop-holes open as 70 expose his own lmbe-
cilities, He Is not the first "black-and-
tapp that undertook to play mastlff in the
ring and got his little bones erpnehed
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The Springfield CMass.) RopaJiieaa,
which seems 70 speak automatically, says
that "the fact That SuRRA1r was at Rome.
In the Pope. service, was developed before
the Congressional Investigating Committee,
q year ago. and made known 10 the Exccu-
tive. u was kept fr,ai the public IN order
atwarning might not be given 70 SUR
RAFT SO that he should escape arrest. For
some reason the Government did not seem
desirous TO secure him ut that time, and has
only lately moved in the natter
The New York DIR hook has good cause
for saying that his capturc II he should
prove to be SURRArr, Is evidently regarded
by the Mongrel leaders as Almost fortuitons
circumstance for them and their cause It
win afford them the coveted opportunity TO
revive all the passion and turbulence which
marked tlc era Of the death of their chief.
Unless they can keep their followers lashed
into fury Of passion, they are no where.
Hence SuER,rT's arrest, or New Orleans
massacres are just What they want, Peace
and quiciness, or return to reason aud
sober sense would be the death OF them,
Another attempt will. of course. be made
10 connect JEFFERSON DAVIS with Che XIII
ing of Lincoln. Already o mysterious
Zonaye~ stands ready to swcarth that SuRRArr
told him that DAVIS was cognizant Of the
plot SANFoHD CoNoyER was used for per-
Jury until HoIr aud STANTON were shamed
out of their neiarious scheme and now,
iustat the proper moment ~ mysterious
Zouaye' turns mp, no doubt equally as re-
liable aud Trustworthy. lr SURRATT be
really apprchcnded he will soon be here,
when II viii be interestingly 10 see what viii
be done with him. As military courts are
abolished how can he be tried /? We should
be pleased 20 see the whole affair of I'm
coins death sifted before a civil court. but
va hayi no hopes Of that We win venture
to predict that SuRRATT will never be tried,
certainly not by any legal tribunal We
slmll see. t
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A XnlnnhIe Privilege.

The Hon. Rev. G. CULyER. member
Of Congress from Pennsylvania, who has
been in prison several months in the oil
region charged with very extensive swind-
ings snd frands-running up toward q half
million has had his case before the Judlci-
ary Committee Of the House who have de-
oided that, by rirfue Of his Office lac is privi-
legged from arrest and must be let OUT of jail.
So the Reverend thief can now join his
brother Radical Saints in their several cru
sades against the Constitution Of the Union,
the prerogatives of the President, the peace
Of the country and the liberties of the peo-
pie!
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ma NIissnuri Gnyernnr.

The head of The Tennessee Government
h infamous enough in all conscience; but
black-heartcd and dcviish as is BRowNIow.
The head oi the Missouri Government looms
high above him in all that Is internal This
Governor FLETCHER Is thus spoken Of by
thc st. Louis Times:
We state 10 boldly that nine out Of every
ten murders committed i'm the state, are by
Flctchcritrs upon Democrats; and we de-
clare with equal bolducSs that the Governor.
apart from whatever completely he may
have in plundcring the people hy bogus
railroad sales, is guilty OF the most inft-
nous perjury and official malicasancc. in
protecting the criminals, and putting "a
violent, deaths WhoevcrcndcavOr Ors to avengc
the wrongs which iustice is inpotcnt or
careless to punish. Missouri is in nm awful
condition. it istruc, but the responsibility
does not lie al the door of the returned Con-
icdcrutc soldier. Everywhere we see them
cndcav0riug to secure Il plain living by
industry and strict attention to business.
They aspire to no offices, insult nobody,
wrong nobody; hut ON the contrary are
shot down like dogs by the adhercnts os
that man whom thc Chicago Journal thinks
should be sent 10 Congress for his efficient
preservation of the peace of the commu-
uitr'
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.lIEnICAIl NOTICE.

tir a. oONf' may Gs boRsultsi a tolioUs.
~ DAETuE al the Phiilip7 Iiaula On Friiays.
Sept IA p,t. No. No1. 90; Deo. 20 fsb / March
s. April A. Mas l3i Juno u
IN TROY at the Mons House, on Saturdays
gs pt 10 Dct. go SOI. "a Dec 20; ab q. March
Aprll13; Say IS dpne2e.
In XkSIA a. tne Depot F3tng Houes on Thurs-
days, sepl.14. oct lai nov a! Dec ~ jan 81 ;
March Apul A Mag lOi JnEs 60
iu 8PRlAGfItLp a. tha Mnlis H0ufe. on
Thursday, Sepf. 20 Oct. 20 NOv. 2a; JQE Z; ; Feb.
n. March u Apul g May as. June 2f
Dr CONF has mad oiiees IN each 81 the above
pluos, mat ne MAJ regularly visited ioi the past
seven years and q. Pc has treated and cured man y
Pad ntg, IN each a. the above places he can rive
the hest ol reierencss ia each pace As TO his m
nr CONE freatf ana Cures an varieties Of
Ctuonic di5essas including those Of the Eye ana
Far mfFes no chnige tor cOnsultatiOn but N
tuote VINO consult nun ae3iretraatmen he charges
cam Tor hts Mchcines
Medicine thnt will apatientfrom iour 10 SID
months, cost IRON ilVe 60 1hirty dollars In Casn
Address; Or r CONE,
COLUMBUS. OHIO.
.fssHH..
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pemOoratic COunty Convention.

The Democracy OF Montgomery County
are requested To assemble 80 the Democratic
Headquarters, in Dayton, on
Saturday. December -, 1896,
70 appoint twelve Delegates to represent
the Democracy Of Montgomery County IN
the state Convention Of the Democracy. 20
be held IN Columbus Ohio. January 8
1867, to tonohinate candidates for the several
offices to be hllcd OF the ensuing October
state election.
let there be a full attendance upon this
occasion, and begin IA earnest 'hcwork OF
thorough organization, and thc earnest
work of redeeming our state and Nation
flom tie destructive agencies of Radicals
ism.
BY order Of the Democratic Central
Committee.
W. II. GILLESPIE, Chairman.
DccemhcrsiS, 1860.
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~ There j. an animated, aud, in .j,ct an
eNeilingcontcsr on hand in Pennsylvania,
for The United States Senatorship, in place
OF Mr.. oowAS. whose term will expire on
the 3d of March next. Governor CUerIS.
SlMoS CAamRoN. ,THAD. STEyENs, &c., ale
all missed mp, each with aparty, of more or
less earnestnegs aud more or less money Ia
expectancy. Probably three more oorrnvt
public Wen never conhieted, in that or aag
other State, for public position So hr
1a public utility, OF, public integrity, Sc
concerned. there is scarcely choice.
STEVENS has the most brains and is moyl
reckless IN their use; CAMERON has the
most money, and Is wen practiced in its
corrupting potency CURTIN is the sol
diers' Friend" and, probably, like the
poor soldier" while two such hyenas are
lighting over thecarcass, may have to hang
back for the bones.
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#auts.

WANTEn- E ehteou respectable young ladies
w wanted immediately. ior the ballet in the
Grand spectacle oi the Salad queen Apply At
the Onice Of Turner's Opera House from nine Til
twelve O'Clock A. ~ delOdiw
NJ ANTED-SPOkE TURNER.--A man W
w has hau long experience. and fully undri
stands the care and running Of the blanchard
spoke Lathe, can receive good wages and steady
employment from the undersigned. None but i
truly competent man need apply Address II
Turner Co., Detroit Mich no2ld2w
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Oregon Mannrncfnres.

An address delivered by james II, DDorI.
mr., before the Oregon State Agricultural
Society, October II, 1856, contains the iol,
lowing statistics relative to Oregon manu-.
Actures
The willamette wooden MILL located ii
salem, Il capable of consuming 4.000,O0l
pounds of wool annually, and make l,0OC
yards of cloth daily, employing ninet ,
hands. and paying operatives over S6D.OO(
annually.
The Oregon City mill Is capacitated 10
work 3,00O000 pounds Of wool yearly. max.
ing about G,0O0 yards of cloth weekly, and
employing eighty operatives.
The Eagle mills located at Brownsville
Linn County, works nifty operatives, max
ing 3,j00 yards of cloth weekly and con-
sumes l,50Opounds Of wool annually.
The Glendale mills, In Polk County. near
Dallas, has capacity 10 work twenty
hihds. using 10000 pounds oc wool yearly.
aud can Urn our 800 yard, or doth dnilv,
and make 100 pounds Of yarn.
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s'There Is nany q true word sP0iG On
an jost - said q gentleman to his friend who re
marked that ss0Foenbaclks are good, bu
RObasks are bettor.1
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gB Mr.. CoLFAx Tor President would
make heavy sensation. Where Is BEAU
HICKMAN and STEPHEN II, BRANCH? And
what viii that Massachusetts jewel, the inn
peaohing spoon-stealer, say9 But the
whole thing is a mere plot to oyerslaugh
CHASE.
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rhC following Is TO certly that ! have used
RINGS VEG ErABLE AMGROSiA 4 for the pa, 4
SIS months. aud I have .faimd I'm it an that is
claimed lar u 90 pertuim w hca,l has teen NEAR
ly bald Tor several years -Nll be saIr in saying for
* years, az least !u,d nN adherng 10 The diroc-
say Thai nov have q imo gruWth OF healthy hair.
whii-t uil other reStOratiVes have failed / can
gisO testify Jr 20 its qualities In restoring gray.
h.dr ri0 ils uuslnll color having seen IL lostpd hg
MY ltna intimate friends, I Know IL To De- supc
rl0r tn al other restoratiycs. What do Know 4
KNOW tou espericner, ii r"fercnee 20 a. proper
tiu- uui Wufid recommend tt % an ns beng me
hrst .Htii'lc inmarLrt NM NJ H1PFARU.
oa,t"n iih.U august p 1856
T.. NIL, GtS & 80, Prop 81 Prtrrboro \ II.
For ,iie ag li fauegists IN Dayton, aud oyeiy
Where or. ~ ". STEWART,
aU95haWsm , Iole. ate a cent DAYTON O.
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Special Caution.
mrs.wINsl.oW Wls soOTHINO sYRUp

y = Q
has become 80 popular thar Various parties have
put out articles calling them Mrs Winslow's b
Please take notice that THE MRS, WINsLoW OF
TIE SOoTHING SYRUP is NOT CONNECTED
WITH ANY OTHER ARTICLE. JuQdAw8m
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STATE CONVENTION.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 3. 1907.

To rnE DEMOCRACY oF ONO:
A state Convention Of the Democracy Of
Ohio viii be held 1T Columbus. on Tuesday,
The sth day Of January next, to nominate
candidates for the following offices, and
for the transaction OF such other business
~ may come before IL:
GOrerROr'
Lieutenant dOrern0y.
daditOr QC State,
Treasurer of State;
Supreme Judge,
Atlorneg Generdl,
Member BodrdQf Public Works.
The ratio Of representation will be as
follows; One delegnte foreaeh county an
additional Delegate for every 500 votes east
forTnoMAs NJ. KEY for Supreme Judge at
the last election and AN additional dele
gate for every fractionof $50 or more votes
so cast.
This ratio gives to the counties collec-
lively 5l5 Delegates, 70 MONTGOMERY coun-
~, fesJss.l
1t Is respectfully suggested that, as far as
It mny be practical aud convenient, the deli
egatcs be chosen on Saturday. The 2mh day
VI Af'NflAbfIs
We avail ourselves Of thiss occasion to
urge upon the Democracy an immediate
organization, and especially township aud
ward organization. Now is the time TO
spread useful information among the peo-
pie; but this can not be done without q
thorough and efficient organization. That
our principles will ultimately triumph we
do not dOubt-for 10 do that would be to
doubt the possibility Of free government
but we can not achieve success, and avert
despotism, without labor; and we can not
begin our labors TOO soon orprosccute them
too earnestly and steadfastly.
BY order of the Democratic state Central
Committee.
JOHN G. THOMPSON, chm.
CD. BEAN, Secretary.
p November 10 1896
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The Cincinnati Commercial gives ont the
admonition, that
lit might be rs well for the papers which
have seized upon loose rumors of what
Surratt lias said about the completely of
Davis and Others in the assassination of
President Lincoln to await the trial of that
offender. We should dislike To hang any
human being on the evidence of a man so
abandoned and degra ded as to coolly con-
splrc to take the life OF mn innocent man.
IL VIII require colTCbOrativc testimony 10
give his statements the value Of unim-
peached evidences"
sanford Conovor'' was The tool of 10
Holt Judge Advocate General. in this
same business of conspiring ito fake tie
life of an innocent man. and his testimony
has already been eNhibtcd-and will for
ever hang on the skirts of Holt and Stanton.
SOMETHING NREDED.--A lock for safes,
bank vaults &C., that will defy powder, as
well rs tlc ingenuity of the most expert
robbers, is claimed TO have been perfected
| by THoMAs DoLAN of Albany. His inven-
tion, for which he has Just received a
patent, is attached to the frame of the safe
or vault, Instead of to the doors. rs all
locks are now applied, and bar takes the
| place of locks and bolts. No burglar. how
ever adroit and quick, can cut into within
dozen hours, and there is no means where
by powder can be placed to reach il.
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Rings Vegetable AmbrOsia

~ the most popnlar HAIR EEsrORATIVE 81
the day MS cleaner, nun' richly nernmed anI
Is warranted to restore gray hair to IT, natural
coor; stop iis coming oa' remuve d.ndruR rom
the scalp, ana prevent badness Read ths follow
ing home Testimony;
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alasiness aIrtIfea.
DooToR
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DYSPEPSIA

DIR. STRICKLAND'B
~-----------> ToNIC Is a concen-
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
antiacids and carmiuatves to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system Ii Is
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or Indiges-
tiOn, Nervousness, Loss Of Appetite, Acidi-
" ofthe Stomach, Flatrtlency aud Debility
1t is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous; and Dyspeptir
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where al 81 per bottle,
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COUGH BALSAM

Is warranted 10 be the only preparation
known TO cure Coughs. Colds, noarsencs,
Asthma, Whooping Cough. Chronic Cough
Consumption, Bronchitis aHG Group. Il
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, it
healing. soiteuiug, and pectoraLiug. un
particularly suitable forall affections ofth
Throat and lmngs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere ian3
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'aie Postponed t0 Thursday,
december 20.
Small Farm a. Public Sale
oo l-o ACRES,
TAXES FOR 1866.
Treasurer's Notice.

rTNAX-PATERs are notified that tho Treasurer
II IS now ready TO receive the taxes OF 1866
The law requires each Taxpayer TO pay one
half the taxes assessed against him on real and
personal property, together with the whole OF the
gas and street improvement on or before the 10th
day OF December, 1866 and the remaining half on
or before the s0th day Of June, 1867.
BeiS@ Taxes assessed on geTsonai property Z, II not
paid on or before the sOth day of December, the
whole Of said taxes become due.
once hours from "a A, N. 70 O'Clock n.
DANIEL SpALh1, Treas, Mont Co, o.
Treasureris Oflce, October 80, 1860 -daw0t
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spsflaI al0tlfts.

Irnehes are u'cd Wlth alWAys gOuu SUCCESS
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAREES
wll find TocB - useful IA elesirng the voice when
taken before singing or speaking, aud relieving
the thrdat tfter an unusual eXeition Of the vocal
organs. The 2roeAss are recommended aud pre-
scrrbed by Physicians. and have had d-testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Being
an article of true merit, and having prsrea their
efficacy by test of many years, each year finds
them in new localities IN various parts OF the
world, and the TrocAfsarc universally pronounced
better than other articles.
Obtain only "BROWN's BRONCHIAL TRO-
CHEs," and do not take any Of the Worthless {Ri-
sdfiOAs that may pc offered NJ
sold everywhere in the United States, and For
eign Countries, at;i5 cents perboN. no2OiwGm
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ayew advertisements.
NOTICE.

fINiiE public are hereby notified that they shalt
1 not trust my 'Rilc. ROsana DOugherty, on IN,
account, ~ will pay debts OF her CONTRACTING
%. .s.. JAMES DOTGHERTN.
December H., l,RG deci1.diw
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NOTICE.

1--WE to,kholders Of the Miamisburg n Center
4 vie Turnpike Company will hold their an
nual election for Directors in said Company at Ia,
Lumbar fipN Once OF j. Il Grove & CO. in Mi
Clio ON the second Monday In jam
oTlbcI Pat g. 4. GROVE President.
DeccnIb,rlO H. 1864. detll1 wn,yi n
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Phnion'- Night BioominR Ccrr"s."
PbaIon'a Night .BioOuiing Oercu.."
Phnlon'- '"Nishi liIooming Cereu-."
Phalon's "Ni.ht Blooming Cersns."
PhaI"R's might ADJOINING Cerrus."
A most exquisite. delicnte, and fragrant Perfume.
datied fron the and beautiful flower from
which Il takes rs name.
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Hang Him. and then Hear Him

9. j. BEAN, Secretary.
NOYembnr 20. 1850.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-08
RIVER NEWS

There Wss seycn feet on the shoals last Nigh
aud the fi+er stiH falling quite rapidly Bus
ness at tlie landing was DUH Freights are scare
aud rates low.
| The folio Sins is our port list:
ARRIVED.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Rebecca. Cincinnati.
EXPECTED.
Dora from st. Louis,
Tempest from Louisville.
Emma Floyd from Cincinnati
J. L. Graham from Pittsburs.
Camilla irom Piasbufs.
Tyrone from Cairo and Memphis.
]. g. Biackiord from st. Louis.
The Rebecca got OF On time last night. with a
good trip of freight. composed Of cotton, furni-
ture, railroad iron. dried fruit, live sock. etc
She took on board twenty head of work steers
tor Cincinsati, and about one hundred and ffty
bales Of cotton.
The A. Baker Is still loading for Up the river
and my get of by this evening. Her hurricane
deck is covered with empty barrels designed for
the Burksville oil we'll.
The neat and tasty Fanny Braudcis, is the
Cairo aRl Memphis packet for this evening and
from appearances yesterday viii take down S
tOlerably fair trip.
There was considerable sport on the leyec yes
terday afternoon, occasiOued by the efforts Of
some darlies to geta number Of mules aboard the
Braudcis. One Of the dusky chaps was thrown
sprawling upon the soft boulders BY one Of the
"animiles."
The Gen. Sisol is stiu VI the river trading
among the natives. She will be relieved by the
A. Baker in a few days