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ST. LOUIS. the Democrat ofMonday

sr. LOUIS. The Democrat oflMonday
y 81 ssaznz9 9W
The river continues stationary
here. and will fall rapidly this week. Such
is the conclusion rom learning of the
Missouri and the Illinois going into a gem
eral decline. and likewise the Upper Mis-
sissippi to and from its uppermOst sources.
The river reporter of the st. Louis DEM
ocrGt has never seen the Richmond, or if
he has he knows but little about boats. If
the Richmond and Great Republic ever
come together, the Richmond will eclipse
the great Pittsburger.-LouisUdUe DEM
OcT0t.
stone walls have ears, and the birds Of
the air carry the matter y for us. We need
not see the Richmond to be familiar with
her. She is a very creditable steamboat,
but too much pulled. Success is certain for
the Republic without a line of putting.
ST. Louis Democrat.
"That's what's the matter, " Democrat.
MEMPHIs.-The appeal says that while
Captain 0 Cannon was on his way
from Cairo to Memphis on the Alton, some
lighl-hngered thief confiscated all the
money the Captain had i-some $50. He
left his vest in his stateroom while he
went to wash. e y 95 H@E d. -
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United States Marshals Notice.
1081,

No. 1O81.g "A
United States of America, District of In
dianacss.:
"HEREAS, a libel of information
has been filed in the District Court
OF the United States, within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana.
on the sth day of April, 1867, by Alfred
akllgore, Esq, u. s. District Attorney for
q United states, against one forty-ganon
two mash-tubs and four barrels. one kep
whisky three CATIONS, more or 1essl. and
80 corn seized at said district for
a Violation of the revenue laws of the
United states, and praying process against
aid goods, and that the same may De con-
dcmned and sold. I'M sgff WHI7
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the mo-
milton under the seal of said Court to
me directed and delivered, / do hereby
give public notice to<alI persons claiming
said goods, or any part thereof, or in any
manner interested therein, that they be
and appear before the said the District
Court of the United State, to be held at
the city Of Indianapolis. in and for the
District of Indiana, on the first Monday of
May next, at ten O'Clock of the of
that day, then n there &c interpose their
claims and make their allegations in that
behalf. BEN. SPOONER,
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MERCHANTS, EXCHANGE and
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AEOAu OuE E4CltnScSs
CINCINNATI. The Commercial of SUM-
day says: ~ 8
The gay Alice Dean, Captain James H.
leans on Tuesday. She is already two
thirds loaded, and will fill out with small
lots of pound freight. She is a superb pas
senger steamer, having no superior in
point of speed or sumptuousf fare.
LoUIsvILLE.-Tne Courier of Monday
says: s~4ss $50
The river was falling slowly YESTERDAY
with s feet water in the canal in the even
ing by the mark. During the previous As
hours it had fallen Z nch at the head of
the falls and 2l inches at Portland. The
weather continues cool, too cool for the
On the falls last evening there were
scant q feet water in the pass down the I ~
dian chute and 5 feet 2 inches over the
rocks for steamboats,. Ha saEfl
The sam. ]. Hale came In from Cincin-
natl yesterday, and about noon, though
all the water, fuIly six feet. She
descended the falls, bound for Memphis.
the falls pilot, put her through the chute
and the breakers all right. 8
me low pressure Richmond, hence for
New Orleans, has the promise of q full trip,
and l2,OM in and around the fiourishing
town of Evansville She was due at Cairo
Sunday morning and at Memphis to-day.
She could AVE got 1900 sacks at the
hour1shing town of Evansville alone, had
not the great shipping city OF Louisville
undertaken to fix rates for our shippers.
The II. 5. Mepha1n cleared for New Or
leans Saturdayxeyeniag, having "a fair
ileisns OOGaX .
Yes; 5000 sacks Of corn, which is doing
right well for louisville. s
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The Selma Messenger says the eiti-
zens Of Gainesville and vicinity offer a re-
ward of $500 for the arrest of the mur-
derer Of Robert J. Stratton, and such
evidence as will procure his conviction.
r. Barnwell Rhett, Jr., Esq, editor
Of the Charleston Mercury and Mrs.
Hattie Moore Barnard, Of Huntsville,
were married in that place last Tuesday.
The livingstone Journal says during
the last two weeks We have had heavy
showers of rain almost daily sometimes
two day-and although the prospects
for clear weather is more favorable at
this time, friday there is some apPre-
hension that the rains are not over. The
crop Of cotton in this and adjoining
counties has suffered materially from eX-
cessive rain, especially on the lowlands.
Corn, also, has suffered 20 some extent
from a superabundance of water.
The North 4LdbdDlidgl thus charac-
terizes G.. l.. WingO, lately appointed by
the military, mayor of Tuscumbia, vice
Mai. Sloss removed: =" Wingo is totally
Incompetent, devoid Of public conf
denee, destitute of any interest ia the
city, ignorant of the first principles of
law, bitter, vindictive, ETC., etc The
reason assigned for the removal is, that
Mai Sloss is disqualified to hold Office,
by having been q member of the Illinois
egislsture.n ..-...
in the circuit court of Montgomery,
a suit of Wilson VS.. Bank of Louisiana
forT00 bales of cotton, resulted, last week,
in verdict for Sl06 ,969 05 for plaintiff.
The Mobile Tribune of the 18th says
A number Of midnight marauders who
have been concerned in the late robber-
les in our city were apprehended and are
now in the gusrdhouse. They will soon
be brought up for trial.
Gen. Swsyne, pAsha Of Alabama,
has gone on visit to Sultan Pope at
Atlanta.
The TtElldpOOsiaR reports large ma
jority of whites as registering at Tsll8-
pOOsa.
The Messenger has no doubt but that
the white majority will be two to one in
Pike.
"A donation Of sixty-four barrels of
meal and a hogshead of bacon, with a
draft for Sl24 IS to pay freight, has been
received at Marion, for the benefit Of
the poor Of Perry county, from the ladies
of Keokuk, Iowa. ---, .- -
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A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

CYRESE Cornmandery, No. 4. Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month John Gent, COm.i y, J.
wv kan
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Personal.
Gems. Ord and Rousseau were in New
Orleans, Friday.
Secretary Stanton is troubled with his
kidneys.
Prof. Agassiz has been invited to visit
California. ar
The artist Darby has arrived at New
York from Europe.
Timothy Titcomb has new poem.
Charlotte Cushman has sent from Italy
four elegant brackets for Music hail,
Boston.
The Queen of Spain has raised the
wind and is going to Paris and Rome.
Gen. Salvana has been been elected
president Of the republic Of Hsyti.
S. S. Cox wants the democrats to nom
mate Grant for the presidency.
George Peabody was the lion Of the
Oxford commemorstion.
George H. Pendleton addressed a large
meeting at st. Paul on the 18th.
Gen. Grant is at Governors Island
New York harber.
Mr.. William Cullen Bryant is in the
Scotch highlands. M
Mr.. Ullmsnn, the impressario, has
signed g contract with NJ. Alex. Dumas
Jr., whereby the latter engages to de-
liver 8 series Of lectures in New York,
Miss Mary Kernan, the daughter OF
Hon. Francis Herman, OF Utica, took the
veil of nun of the Sacred Heart in All
bany on the I'd.
The Mobile Tribune announces the
death Of Mr.. Samuel st. John Parker,
one Of the most respectable business men
and esteemed citizen of that city.
Mrs. Emma Hsrdinge says the spirit
world makes progress only as fast as
this planet, from which it receives It's
recruits ..t
Gov. Morton, just from Warm Springs,
Ark, with somewhat improved health,
is on his way to Washington.
Bldckt0oods Magazine conceded thz1
Meagher stood in adequate rivalry with
Burke, Flood, Sheridan, Henry Grattan
and John Philpott CuTran, as an orator.
| A cable telegraph brings 8 report that
the Archduchess Sophia, mother Of the
reigning emperor Of Austria, and Of the
late Prince Maximilian, has become in
sane. fE
Messrs. John A. Andrew, Henry Lee.
Ralph Waldo Emerson, J. Ingersoil Bow
ditch, and VIM. 9. Russell have been
nominated as candidates for oVefseers of
Harvard university.
Mrs. Stenberg, wife of thepost surgeon
Of Fort Harker, died Of cholera ca Mon
day,