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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-10-30


Virginia at rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the County Court of Augusta coun-
ty, on Monday, the 9TH day of October, 1867.
H. G. Hewlett, Plaintiff,
Against
J. Fl. Cross. Defendant.
In Debt and upon an Attachment in this Suit,
The object of which is to recover of the defen-
dant four hundred and forty three dollars ($443,-
O0) with legal interest thereon from the - day
of May, 1868, till payment, the plaintiff having
filed his declaration, and the defendant not having
been served with the summons in this suit, or
with the attachment therein, and it appearing
by an affidavit filed, that the said defendant is
resident of this State it is ordered that the said
j.. F. Cross do appear here within one month after
due publication hereof and do what is necessary
to protect his interest in this suit.
A copy-Teste
WILLIAM A. BURNETT, Clerk.
Echols, Bell & Catlett, p. q. oct 9-4w
VTirgissia:-AtRu held in the Clerks Of
v fee of the Circuit Court for Augusta coun-
ty, the 18th day Of October, 1867.
J. w. James Co., Plaintiffs,
Against
John ". Picker, W. McKeever, Jacob Keller,
and Henry S. Keller, Defendants.
In Debt apon an Attachment
The object of this suit is to recover the sum Of
$3.50, co. with interest from April 18th, 1866, till
paid, and costs-subject to credit of $685., so on
August 16th 1867.
The Defendants John W. Picker, & W Mckee
yer, not having entered their appearance, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not residents Of this Commonwealth: Iii ordered
that they do appear here within one month after
due publication Of this notice, and do what is nee
essary to protect their interests.
A copy-Teste,
j. N. RYAN, Clerk.
Echols Bell & Catlett r. a. oct. 9-4w
" irginia AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
' flee OF the Circuit Court for Augusta County,
the 18th day of October, 1867.
Benjamin T. Bagby, Plaintiff,
Against
Henry 0. Cease. -. Defendant,
81 IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to recover from Hen
ry 0. Cease who is resident, the of
$500, with interest thereon from April 30th,
1861. till paid, and the costs.
The Defendant Henry @. Cease, not having en-
tered his appearance, and it appearing by sat
isfactory evidence that he is resident of this
Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication Of
this notice, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest. A Copy-Teste.
]. N. RYAN, Clk.
]. B. jr., D. q. oct 9-4w
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SPoRT.-Phesants, patrages, squirrels, &c., are
very plenty in the neighborhood Of Staunton. Our
sports are having good time but not half SO
good as we had, eating lot of birds given us by
that unequaled marksman, Haunt Scherer. A
couple of ''sports" from N. Y, and two dogs, were
here last week on "raid." We understand they
enjoyed themselves hugely, and went away rejoic-
ing-chaincd to the dogs.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
VIirginia:- SIN the Circuit Court Of Allie
v ghany county, October Term, 1867.
Andrew Kincaids Executors,


Archibald Kncaid.
Ordered that H. H. Robinson be appointed a
special committee to state, settle and adjust the
accounts of the Plaintiffs as personal representa-
tives of Andrew Kincaid decd, and report the
same to court in order In a decree in this cause,
with any other matters specially stated, or re-
qlired by either of the parties to be stated, and
said Commissioners is authorized after advertis-
ing the time and place of taking the accounts for
four weeks in the Covington Times, to proceed to
execute the order and said advertisement shall be
regarded as equivalent to personal notice to the
parties of this suit. A coDy-Teste,
]. Z. FUDGE, Clerk.
oct LIT
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
a Covington. Va, Oct, H. 1867.
The parties interested in the above account will
take notice that on Friday, the 9Th day Of Novem-
Der next, will proceed to take the above ac-
counts when they can attend to their interests in
the premises. IL. IL. ROBERTSON,
oct 1l-4t Special Com'r.
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M rs. J. LargNa.
ll ~ . At the Post Office,
- r......2 CONVICTION, VA.
Has on Land and for sale,
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,,
TIN-WARE, &C., &c.
oct 11--tf 7.55
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l Blackberries.
Our stock is large and fine, and prices rca-
sonable as any in the country.
Catalogue sent on application.
C. H. TOWNSEND & CO.,
81 and 81 Louisiana Avenue, between 9Th and
10t Streets BOX $40, P. o. Washington, D. c.
oct 1-1m
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Tor Sale good One Horse Wagon, newly
~ repaired and in fine working order An
ply to WI. KELLER.
sept 25-!f al rgYse's pnuns:,v
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A Good Farm Wanted ON Shares.
N a practical Farmer, who can bring the
best references, desires to rent a good farm IN
Augusta, on shares. He desires the owner to
furnish the outfit and give him SO much for his
labor. Apply at this Office.
oct 2-f
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Thrills! Drills!!-Farmers wanting the
~ best Grain Drill now built, will find it in
the celebrated WlLLOUGHBY or 'sGum SPRING
Drill 1t will grain, grass seed, plaster, ash
es, or any fertilizer in any desired quantity. The
there are no pieces to break. Every Drill fully
warranted, and comparison with all others ask
ed. Call on the Agents,
WOODS & GILKEsON,
july Stiff Staunton, Va
wv $. Wills,
w. CoyINGToN, VA.
Dealer in
Drugs and Medicines,
Dry Goods,
Groceries, and
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Requests call from his friends and the public
oct lift : s8 uf 14
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D B. Graves.
t FASHIONABLE TAILOR.


Four doors East of Crawford's old stand,
Where he is prepared to execute work at the
shortest notice and in the best manner at reduc-
ed price for CASH. Cutting, Revoyating done in
the best manner. July 31-tf
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LoCAL-

See latest new books advertised by Hunter to-
day.
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A mother Supply of Chewing
n si AND SMOKING TOBACCO,
at the sign of the BIG TURK, Opposite Va,
Hotel,) New Street, Staunton, Va.
Has constantly on hand, choice selection of
the best brands of Chewing and Smoking Tobac
co, Cigars and Snuf-the best the market affords.
Call and examine my stock and will guarantee
satisfaction. Thankful for the liberal patronage
extended to me, I ask continuance of the same.
;uno ar tf w p JOHNSON
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BUSINESS CARDS.
New Boot 4 Shoe Establishmcnt.

IN +. A. D. WHITE s. CO., 3
Main Street, Lexington, Va,
Between Wilson Compton and Antrim and FAT
fertys Stores.
Having just returned from the North, and now
opened with large and superior Stock of mate
rial are now prepared to manufacture
Gents and Ladies' Fine Boots, Shoes
and Caters,
of the best quality and latest STYLE at the short
est notice and on the most reasonable terms.
MIR. Il. X. Colman, well known to the public,
is in charge of the manufacturing Department,
who has also selected and purchased the Stock J;
which IS enough to guarantee general and entire
satisfaction.
They most respectfully solicit the patronage of
the citizens of Lexington, V. NJ. Institute, Wash
ngton College and the public generally.
Z. A. D. WHITE,
H.R. COLMAN, Copartners
sept 25-tf W. NJ. EVERLY, j
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STANTON, VIRGINIA.

Circuit Court Of Augusta County, has larger cirenla
tion in Staunton and vicinity than any paper publish
throughout the South, offers unsurpassed inducements
to Advertisers. % 49,
Transient Advertisements. 10 cents square CT yen
lines for nsertion and so cents for each
Insertion. r1,D,rrcEpo
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ENrUif and Ornamcntal Trees,
~ Peach Trees, Pear Trees, Apple Trees,
Cherries,
Plums,
Shade Trees,
Grape Vines,
Strawberries,
Gooseberries,
,l,r.,a. o.,d
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Hughes. Ryols 4 ZeigIer.

Hughes, RyOls 4 ZeigIer,
IL CONVICTION, VA,
Are now opening their stock of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes,
Hardware, Sc.
Ask call at their new Store.
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READ THE FOLLOWING
HOME CERTIFICATES

We hereby certify that the RosADAL1s is prepared
by q PHYSICIAN, who is an experienced Pharmaccu-
fist and Chemist, and that his remedy is an efficient
and paluable in scRorULA, Syphilis, &c., It hav-
ing performed some remarkable cares in this vicinity
DJICCaN
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PRoPos
Proposals for requirements,
MAYORS OFFICE,

Is AEEN.s FEDEuaE9 l. A7uf-
EEALEg PR PO-ALS viii be received at ta''
= once until y o'c ocz Of I~uestay. t~elruar}
.jtn Is =. for grading and paving, Win Nth
BL-UE pavelleu Main stre-t. from AUCTION
to~tr-ihoun: Second street. f rm WiDches er 70
Bel. FuUaar -lIee.. LOm Front 10 me cry
linn Il a ANS street. from Front TO the city
lml-: Jeler- u street, from Main 10 ChaTtet-
ton av-nue- tOufl street. on TIE norm ana
Sush sICcs Of conn square, from Vain 20
Ssrrf d. Madison street, nom Front 10 the
lfeBpLis and On restOu railroad bridge
e. iul street. FROM FEout TO Wellington Bea.
zTrasL. from Front 10 Aellngt n; and Front
size O. from Union To- BsAI
AS fsr uav9uE wHIh STUSE-Front street,
rom MarkeT 20 Union Center blley aud Sec
oud aIIry. tr81f Market 70 JuIon, and All alley
r.uning 7, Ia Front DSecond between Marhei
JEe enlIIe length Of the proposed Nicholson
u5veIa-ut Will measure abo { six and IA rec
I0urI.s mile, aud TIE entre lengh OF iLt
prop1sea stone pavement Will measure ioT
streets ABBOTT tTo-thlrus OF a mlie' aAc uI
alleys nearly twumiles
1Es le ms and conditions on which p1op9-
Ssls viii he leCelv "a and enteria leo hperluca-
g.Ut o materials and Wurk, terms Of payTHehl
and other llfoTmauon relating tl-fet2, IL
--uuIr a, can be obtained at lLis once or %
Francis tus1er, Cty n-lueer-
Bids must De iucloseu IN envelopes aLo
stamped with ealing wax Gc-0ss the fold Of ne
pap r. and iudolset, y s@s i"E paFlnR
-sFreet 9Th pavement naminz the stree
Or allegr end kind IL p~aNeneEt, and must o.
addressed 10 the Mayor and Finance OomWN'
Parties making proposals. viii be required tc
Did {or each suSet s-paf aieiy-
Terms OF payment are one-halt cash IN
ms compIsfiou OF each section OF three nun
O-11 ". o. LoFLAND. Mayer
X. B-The right 10 us- Nicholspns patent j.
ss.rr-d bv he city, ana viii he let 20 coHtraC-
tors al ne same price psid by the cily- nIieeD
cents per yard e" 'u
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CHANCERY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TERM.
Hon. Vim. II. Smith, ChaRceUOr-Judge
VIM. NJ. Smiths decision in this case,
which occupied the attention of the
chancery court for over a week, was
given by the chancellor yesterday morn
ing. As it is very short, we give it ia
full, as follows:
1. The dispositions OF Rambaut and
Qnigiey are competent evidence. Parole
evidence is competent to reform policies
Of Insurance as well as other written in-
struments, G3d Mason's reports, page lQ],
and such evidence may be introduced by
A party seeking to reform the policy, aud
| asking relief on il when reformed.
9. J. G. LOndsdale, jr., is a c0mpe-
tent witness. The assignment of his
! stock to MI. Griffin rendered him COM
petent. The failure OF the company
20 meet its engagements under the
seventh section of the charter must be
beld to be a failure after the liability is
fixed by Judgment. Before that time a
stockhoIder may bona fide assign his
stock, and assignee becomes liable in
divfdually on such failure, 40 the
amount Of the balance unpaid on stock y
which he has purchased. OF course such
assignment is not valid and will not
relieve the assignee Of liability, unless 1t
he bona fde. 1t was not necessary to
determine this question. as the result
must be the same, whether young Ions
| dsle's deposition be made or not, but as
his question was a new one and was
much argued, l deemed it best to express
this opinion:
3. But while parole evidence is admis-
sible to vary or reform this policy, the
mistake or fraud alleged must be made
mt "by the clearest evidence &C
cording 10 the understanding of both
| n~arties, and upon testimony entirely
rrxact and satisfactory" Without evil
denee the policy will not be reformed.
| rad Mason's reports, page l0-l5l. This
4 undoubtedly the true rule, and is well
laid down in the authority referred to.
h there any such evidence in this case E?
Certainly not. The proof taken by com
olainaufs. and il taken slone, does not
sona nm TO the rule. Besides a decree
,snnot be made for complaint, unless
~ senior Lonsdale's evidence is en-
,;reIv rejected, and also that of Under
wood on this point.
Rut complainant al not insist that
thouoh they have failed to adduce sIfi-
cient nroof TO reform the instrument,
StA1 tbev are entitled to a decree ON 8
verhsi contract to insure, which they in.
.isf "a established by the evidence Of I'm
| Jsrwocd A witness examined BY the de.
endant. IL Is unnecessary TO determine
whether the prayer for general
relief with ell Its efficacy is broad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-13

Col. DUNCAN MCRAE's LECTURE
LAST NIGHT.-The lecture delivered by
Col. McRse, at the Tabernacle, on Court
street, last night, for the benefit of the
widows and orphans of Confederate SOL
diers. was M of the most erudite, pow
erful and striking ever delivered in this
city. He portrayed in glowing colors
the genius Of Columbus, and referred to
the talent Of Americas Vespucius, the
military genius of r. f. Lee, and the
want of determination Of the Confeder-
ate congress. He paid q beautiful trib-
ute to the memory of Stonewall Jackson,
spoke of the military proves of n. b.
Forrest and his commendable and ex-
emplsry demeanor since the surrender.
History would place the nam of G.. T.
3eauregard first upon the roll of strate-
gists, aud had his recommendations been
followed, in many instances victory
would have taken the place of defeat
Upon the whole, Col. McRae's lecture
surpassed the expectation of many, and
couu DOT nave lallen Deio" tuaJ OF u
single one. Il displayed familiarity with
ancient and modern history, a thorough
knowledge Of the classics, a ripe scholar
and eloquent orator. We regretted that
every seat was not taken, though the
audience was large. The Philhar-
monies gave some very fine specimens
of vocal music. At the conclusion of
the lecture, Col. Kerr announced that
the third lecture of the series would be
delivered at that place on next Tuesday
night, by DR.. Knott. The Philhsrmon-
les will again be on hand, and every one
should 60.
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very small. Within tho last two or thre.
days the decline has been for the mos
past recovered, and even under the new
of Id decline in Liverpool reported OF
Yesterday morning, there was little or ~
disposition shown on the part Of holden
to give way.
The unsold stock probably amounts Il
90 900 bales, but not more than 10,0Ot
bales Of this Is offered.
The sales of the week amount to aboul
$3.50 bales, the market closing quiet.
WHAT W. ARE IMPORTING.-The fol,
lowing will show the exports (exclusive
Of specie) from New York 10 foreign
ports for the week ending February 9Th,
and since the beginning OF the year
1865. 1858. 1861.
For the week s. 5,4isf6O $50 TAN s25SI.io
Prev. reported ~ s0O,5i2 l7,4O',O0s 1s,sOs,6i
Since Jan. I.--sO,sI7,r72 s28,s22,s8 $3.50 l
The exports Of domestic produce for
the week include 620l pounds beeswsx,
1922 barrels wheat -four, 70 do rye -four,
3S4l do cornmeal, 6z5l bushels wheat,
2llO do rye, l0,569 do oats, 81, $50 do bar.
ley, 646 do peas, l52 OIL do corn, 430 pkgs
candles, 20S9 tuns coal. STA bales cotton,
| do hops, 227s barrels rosin, % do tar,
32.2lS gallons sperm oil, 1917 do lard oil,
402, 257 do petroleum, 1867 barrels pork,
2l2 do beef, 429 tierces beef, 800 766
pounds cut meats, IS, 8i3 do butter, T20,-
S75 do cheese, S65 235 do lard, 68, 349 do
tallow, 2l3 hhds tobacco, 347 other pkgs
crude tobacco, II 94 pounds manufac-
tured tobacco, 2542 do whalebone, 1868
bales hay.
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mTsSxaSIePI CENTRAL
-AED-
MEMPHIS & c@AELEsToN
-

rv,rFp ebovs Comra1ies heve This day ap
rsrtej Coi 50FE MCGUIRK the joint
EgrDt OF eir~ Companies 10 aoJust al lose
ana d4mspes. or u~ver-cnaIg es arising on -,
over the Two roads, atu 20 ~tse.
rsI.rs Isl n he bu ines Of the roads ID
Ilemph
faiuss having bus ness relations oonlelsee
with thr- Eieut Ovt r G1eir road y II CAL y %;
Mc6oirk.a II Memphis and Charleston hal4oLe
office memphis. and Lhelr bahiness VII nave
F ssW. ffTF. President N. &C. 4.
a n. " ST, p ,silent C. XIX
WEupET Feb uaR j. i-l7 ltpo la
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oFr1cr oF rHE pAILr APPEA

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, J
MEMPHIS, Feorusry Il, Leo. J
Money matters have shown no change
to note since our last. Gold Is offered 10
larger quantities than for some weeks
back. Brokers bought during the day at
IS L 352c.
Silver continues steady at % to 2c
buying.
City scrip is firm. There has been
several large sales during the day at ~
re buying. Selling at 10 to 75c.
County warrants continue unchanged
at 80 to 92e buying. Selling al 90 to Doc:
Exchange is bought at ] OFF and sold
at par.
In uncurrent money we have no
change to report. Tennessee banks, as
well as those of other states, are firm at
our quotations :
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CoNCAvE SToNE-We witnessed yes
terdS The marvellous process Of convert
ing sand into stone. Whose patent it is
we do not know. The means Of convert
ing sand into tone is very rapid.
Whether it is lasting or not is a question
10 be answered hereafter.
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Notice.

The public are hereby notified not to
pay 10 any one any bills due THE AP-
PEAL. for advertising since January S1st,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsLIF,
CASH and Manager.
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POLICE-The clerical commissioners
work yesterday was comparatively light,
only thirty-seven cases being on the list
IN both districts, chiefly composed of
simple drunks and inferior fights, which
amounted to very little.
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REGISTER OF DEEDS, MORTGAGES
ETC.-S. W. Bryan to H. B. Bolton,
deed Of s2l0O; county. Murphy q Cash
20 George Bergemann, deed of $50, 900
lot on Main street. Geo. Bergemann to
J. Johnson, trustee; deed of trust tc
secure purchase money Of above lot. r
Spangler to Irving Halsey deed of trust
to secure S5l7. Thos. Carigau to Peter
Nannegsn chattel mortgage. ? J.
Jones to Robert Ellis, deed, 1920 lO0
acres, country. Margaret S. Miller to J.
5. Wray, deed of $1,000; ? SO 100 acres
Wilson, Carter & Co. to Mrs. Antonetti
Denegri; lease Of 1874 Main street.
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DoNE GoNE-Dray No Il and a mule
was lost yesterday and has not been
heard Of since. What will be stolen
next? Whar's de mule?
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BRICK PoMERoY.-We learn that this
faithful defender Of democracy viii
shortly visit this city and deliver a lee
ture under the auspices Of the friendly
Sons Of st. Patrick. We guarantee the
gallant Brick q kind reception and right
cnrdisl welcome.
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C S D JOKES is our authorized agent
TO receive subscriptions and collect for
same, at Hot Springs, Little Rock, Ar
kansas, aud vicinity.
JOHN ATNSLIF,
fehlgdEwtf Cashier n Business Manager.
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Peckhamis Mobile Circular, Of the 9th,
saws: During the earlier part Of the
past week our cotton market was very
much unsettled by the gnfavorable ac-
counts from abroad, and where sales
were made, it was prices nearly lie below
my last quotations.
The stock offering at these rates was,
however, very light and the sRtss were
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SENT UP.-George Mullins, the man
who attempted to rob the house Of Mr..
Joyce, No. 3Poplar street, was yesterday
" sent up" in default of $1,000 bonds.
Goodbye.
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Glorious Ne,2s .tor Soldiers and Cti-
zens-S285, 900 Worth Of Bounty Claims
Collected 5y II. Combs, Jr., d Cove
now hold treasury certificates, drafts,
war warrants, etc, aggregatiog in
amount on the verge of $235,0Q0, which is
now ready for distribution to soldiers and
their heirs. We are also glad to an
nounce that within the last month We
have worked through and collected for
citizens of Tennessee elsimI TO the
amount OF sos, 600. All soldiers, their
heirs, OF citizens having claims agains,
the government, will do well to perfect
them Immediately. Holding, as we do
at this time, 50 large a volume of bust
ness, we are enabled to prosecute these
claims far below the PRICES established
by other agencies. Advances made
upon all claims pending settlement.
Combs, Jr., & Co, room No. ?, Postofice
bnilding, Memphis, Tenn. fes-tf
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Arrivals
Steamer NJ. S. Mepham, Louisville.
" Agnes, st. LOUSG
1" &c SwOn, st Louis.
G.. W. Graham, st. Louis.
Rose Hambleton, Pine Bluff.
Kate Kinney, New Orleans.
Cumberland, Cairo.
" Commonwealth, New Orleans
Lady Gay, New Orleans.
Departures.
Steamer NJ. S. Mephem, New Orleans
" ]. c. Swon, New Orleans.
" Agnes, White river.
" Commercial, White river.
4" st. Patrick, Vicksburg.
NJ. Hambieton, st. FIR. river.
" Robert Burns, Cincinnati.
4" Kate Kinney, st. Louis.
" Commonwealth, St. Louis.
" Lady Gay, st. Louis.
Boats IN Port,
Rose HambletOn, ]. P. Webb, Henry
Ames, Champion, Anna, Waunita, Cum.
berland, G. w. Graham, Cleaner.
miscellaneous.
The Henry Ames viii set of to day
for New Orleans with 5000 bales Of col.
ton and 4e0 tons of miscellaneous freight,
The latest news for other ports will be
found in our telegraph column.
The Robert Burns cleared for Cincin.
natl hast evening with 1850 bales OF
cotton.
Capt. Larry Harmstad, owing to the
press Of business, has procured an Office
on the corner of Madison and Main
streets, which is more central than the
one be has at present. He will remove tc
the new establishment soon, which will.
- STD So - n-orAl nk-I1 "a
ments for q railroad ticket Office, steam,
has an eye to business.
The fine steamer Henry Apes, in com
Rapd Of the VFbaRs SPa popular officer
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Sheriff. Sale,

ny virtue OF a oTIsr Of sale 20 me directed.
Is 1 vi !. on the mh day % February, l55l,
5,roceed 70 -eli 90 Lhe high@sL bidder, Tor cash,
III residence % ~. J. Berlin, lf9 Elliot street
me csnuIete sHit o. Household Furniture,
embracing Carpets aud 3 suit Of PNrlor Furni-
fu-a. an pew aud iu PoOc order Sale al Il
.oT.le~k am 10 satisfy an Ettaohm6nL N favor
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