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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-29
For the REGISTER.
A SISTERS Farewell.
ny OLIVE T.. l.. THOMAS.


with affection pure and fervent,
As an angel soul might know,
Twine now my arms around thee,
While the golden sun sinks low.
have come to give my blessing
Sad, regrctful though 1t be,
on the hour that, swiftly pressing,
Parts forever me and thee.
Sister, l have brought white roses
From the garden that we prize,
Say you that the morning dew-drop
Long upon their beauty lies9
Chide me not; I'd cast no sorrow
Ger the gladness of thy brow,
Though from out the past borrow
Light to cheer my spirit now.
Hand in hand let us together
Walk tonight in memory's halls,
Where the blue of sunniest weather
Softly on the vision falls;
Where two young heads keep one pillow,
Bend at nights calm hour of prayer,
Drink from learning's pleasant fountain,
Share the same parental care:
Where two pair OF feet are timing
Measures that no discord know,
In the hall, the lane, the garden,
'Mong the pebbles, to aud fro;
Whore the vcnrs are f1eeting onward,
aaJthc bells ring above,
Music blends beneath tho root-treo
with the songs OF hope and love.
Memory hath another pathway
Shall we stand within its gloom,
Where the dear ones of our circle
Wear the vesture of the tomb?
Clasp the sweet and winsome being,
Whose fond smile we watched To SOC
Pass 10 gild the calm of Eden,
Where the sinless children be?
Iress the forehead crowned with silver,
Glowing in earths work no more,
Iold the honored hands to slumber
Meath Inonnd the rain walks DER.
Darling sister, thou urt weeplngi
Oh, us blend our falling tears,
We will guard the holy meaning
OF the unfUrgotten yearsl
See, the bridal hour IL nearing!
Walks the moon in glory now;
Stars in carly grace appearing,
Wait to hear thy marriage vow.
Thou art happy, for loves cleaning
Dwolls within thy thoughtful eyo,
BE Its halCwcd radiance streaming
Der thy heart M years go by!
Though my arms may clasp thee mover,
Though our paths must sundcred be,
viii pray that ccRsrlcss favor
From on high abide with thee;
That the chosen heart beside thee
Strength and honor aiveto thine,
Trust serene, whateer bctido thoa,
FIJI thy cup til lifes decline
Wear the roses! keep the smillngi
Sweetly calls the wedding boil;
dol the story ofthy true life
Guardian angels wait to tell
t'oon will drop the cord ofsilver,
Break life's golden bowl-and then,
To the heart whose love fades never
will clasp thee,-mine again!
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language OF the eole-Crehking boots.
universally liked gallsnt-The rainbow.
When is a literary work like smoke, When
il meg In volumes.
Tho New York Democracy has in Pomeroy,
\" Brick in It's hat," which makes II stagger.
II a lover finds a pleasant note from his
sweetheart stuck in the ksy-holo. II Is key
note tn his heart.
A negro, after gazing at the Chinese. CT
claimed, " II de white folks is dark as dat out
dare, | wonder what's de color OBJ de niggers!
cicntifc Note The appearance Of the mos
ni,o may be regarded as the immediate efIeot
II gnat-mospheric cha 60.
Two persons are under trial in Detroit for
smuggling nutmegs. That comes Of not patrU-
nizisg home anufaotures. Connecticut knows
trick worth two Of that
You Nre writing nv bill on very rough pa
per " saii lent to his solicitor. Oh. never
''ini sir it has to bs Aled before it comes into
curt, was the reply.
% t' you see that man I eref "Yes !;
n 'a. rf hluI' Hes foo of the deepest
U~ soy'' " by, he $ over seventy.
he ahEn 6'eut white hair aud beard, an yet
q! .- heni to mud black
IL Mast he = Yankee "A man in the un-
~ aar' uucss hat his golden wedding will
come on jnst thirty years from now, and offers
hoer"l dscount en- any presents his friends
then design to make him.
hen gentlems steps on a lady's tram,
the laly should turn round and say politely
''l heg your pardon, sir, and the gentleman
should bow and say : accept your apolos,
madan.
Calur, second Scholasticos. was once on
MI exturs'o where lod gngs were scarce and in
king about for pillow found large stone
jar, ON which he AID his head contestedly -
Some one lnqu red Of him if il was not rather
hard. mot at all" said he "I'v stuffed it
with hay"
4 good story IL told of n bootblack, whose
energies we're taxed by the huge shoes Of a pri-
yate just returned from the war The lit
tie fellow, kneeling down, looked over his
shoulder to a comrade and exclaimed "Lend
me some spit, Jim Nv got an army con-
| tract"
oEARdE OF THE DRHs DRI0LDk
Half n league, half league, half league rear
ward,
Right through the mire and dirt.
Much to its beauty's hurt.
Dragged the rich silksn skirt.
Half league resrWard.
Halt peck. half peek, hahs pack fslIy-
lirsute and woolly.
Right into the liquid air
Rose up the pile Of hair,
From other heads sundered.
Noble astraddle on ID.
Rode the brave bonnet
Rode, though it wondered
Curls to the right Off
Curls 10 the left oft,
Curls to the rear OF H.
Curls that were plundered
What though men shout, "Oh, Gel
Fortunes you've squandered;"
Theirs not to make reply,
Theirs not to reason why,
Theirs but to dress or die
" Charge" to the clerks they cry-
barge by tho hundred"
MAGNOLIA WATKR.-A delightful toilet ar
| a. III A.
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What II wonid

Give me. says one. 'l ,a-nsx a,st
has been spent in ram, ault in uarebas.
every foot of ground on Tho ODE. twill
cIothe every man. woMan Lul ctriid in an
attire that kiuss and queens mint h,
proud Of / will bald r school .boo.,
upon every hillside and In every vaiIsv
over the whole Garth. will s,pptv Tim,
school with Il competent teacher. win
build a" arudemy in every town and era
dow It; college in every stStr, and mi
Vt with able professors. [ will enrn
every hill with II church oopseeratnd n,
thc Goeple OF peace. and support in its puI.
PIT 'h able teacher Of Righteousness 80
that cm every Sabbath morning tho cb;n,.
On the hill shall answer TO the chime eu
another around the earths broad eire,u,.
terence, and the voice Of PRAYER ami tbe
song OF praise shall ascend as one uu,yarsys
offering To heaven
h's IS no voice OF cnthusia .liA but = s:,n,
pie hterancc ot what is literally trse soJ
practicable, as any one can = q rhe will
consult thets and history.
pass ii around, then. ye lovers Of ten
'per"nee' and LET the people soc where the
money goes 10 that might feed the ht,scry
elothe The naked, aud give 10 M, satis1ys
the bread of life.
lass it around, aud let all sea tho, in.
temperance wasie' mcre, by Untold mil
lions, than ambition grasps Or ayarico
cevets and they that find fault with our
oenevelenee, cr our social organizations.
lei them learn that the social disurganixa.
tons, crimes and miserles which. in,sm.
pcrance produces, are thousand fold
more expensive and grievoss 10 be boros
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GARmALDfs PosIroN.-Iho Italian
journals publish tho following character
islic letter from Garibaldi -
CABRERA, Aug. 20.
My Dear Friends:-I hoped everything
from the generous people Of August s, TO
whom | am bound by love and graft
tude, and have been deeply impressed
by tho kind reception you have given to
Menotti and his wife. This degrading
existence to which handful ef wretehes,
who misgovcrn il, have consigned our
poor country afllicts me as it does you.
II. last year, tho Italians understood me,
| should have been able with you to res
cue her from misery and degradation.
Butunfortunately by tho side ofthe mighty
heroes Of our time, whose blood has
been shed in hundred battle fields
without seeking for any other reward
than that of fighting for Italy--there rs
always a mass OF rabble and doctrinairer,
who, traitors, under the pretext OF prin-
ciple and purism, abandoned their conn
panions in ths hour Of danger. Our peo'
pie, without abandoning the labor which
preserves the body, should think of free
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-29

AT Newport, Ky, on Saturday night.
w. II, Adams was fatally stabbed for
cheering for Grant, That's tho Southern
mode Of sileneing opposition.
A vote was taken on tho westward
bound train from Albany, resulting !:
Grant, So, Seymour, So. The canvasser
asked one passenger how he voted. I'm
Seymour man." he replied. II WAS
Seymour himself
The Richmond Dispatch recently
said "If Maine shall show gain, large
or small, for the radicals, Seymour may
consider his chances of being success
sorof George Washington as small in
deed. 'Hearest thou, Horatio
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MAGNOLIA wATKH.--A delightful toilet ar
tiels-superior 20 Cologne, and at half the
price. 4ed
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EOR SALE.
l. Timber Lot Of nearly twenty acres. yns
near the Baxter Iaanh In Cornwall. The timber
consists OF Ash, Pine Cedar and Hemlock. IN
suirs Of David Piper, Middlsbury, or OF
eNawsR. w.. Fab. O. 1855. Hn
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The following little anerdtc,e wt;ch
occurs in Volunteers Story of his e,.
perlence OF the war, is, we believe, new
during the battle (pert Gibson, GAo
Grant was everywhere in the thick eat n,
the fight. directing movements, regsrdhe,.
OF his own personal safety. At one time.
when six'pounder which was shelIina
the rebels had iust been charged, he rode
up, and, sprlnging from his horse. said
Let me take that moment He i'm,
mediately pointed the gun at Large tre,
and fixing his aim, said Now Are T,r
sho, struck in the crotch OF the tras. li,,,
branches parted and fell an out tamb,s,,
pair of rebel sFarp-shsoi ri vho hsd
been picking Off our met. sHnHSa !.
said the General, and sw siup his .,s,
and mounting his l,orge h wHs on, of
sight in a mvment
The two rebet sharp ,stess, se,-
mour and Blair. win &c spwn ,nsiA.
IN the same way, IN Nov, sr.
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I.osr His IfoRse- r Gs,r,.
friends will ENJOY the f wing ..s,os
thing ~ well rs we has A Geseas
who bad not paid much at tien 10 lpsen.
ing English, had hurss len fsun h.
oarb. whcrcupon he haei / IN shs I'D
lowing advertisement TO u pTiateY
"Von night the oder tcy. rea mas
hin swske in my sleep. here scnsss-
vat thinks vas not ytss rite in nay sasa,
and yust ont sirumps 10 bed and runs
nit de barn out, and ven | vas asse
coo" sees vat my pig gray irea nseo,
he vas bin tied inoee and Fsn na dc
stable off, and ever whoo wi hin back
bring. yust so nInch pAy him as 1as
bill cusfaomary.
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W S. ATWOOD, d SON, Dcnicrs
kLs In Dry floods, Groceries, Paints oils
Drugs &C, SliOEhtAM, VI
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-29
E'LOUR !
.N and AFTER TUESDAY SEPT.

l, tho charges per day at tho Bread Loaf Inn
will 90 again s250; and the charge for dinners
sl.0o Charges per week will remain slt;: poi
month, 500. Children between 10 and l5 three
quarters price under 10, half-price.
JOSEPH BArTELL.
RIpton, August q, 1893. ftee:
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BUsINuss CARDS.

n E. ROSS, M. D., Surgeon and
W. Physician. Office next door to Ira w.
Clark's Law Office. Room at c, j. Sopers. IL
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T ANGWORTHY & BOND, Dealers
IL In Dry Goods. Groceries, Ready made Clo-
thing Boots and Shoes, Gents Furnishing Goods,
&s.. &c, 6tf MIDDLEBURY, VT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-02
RIVER MATTERS.
ATH AND RIvErs-

MEMPHIS, November 2.--Westher
clssr and cool. The river at this point is
about on q stand, and is, as near as we
can come ct it for wsnt Of q city sur
veyor, ut least twenty feet below high
water mark. Hence TO Cairo six feet is
all that is reported; thence to st. Lsuis
i've and s-hslf feet is found. The Ohio
is low, with little over three feet on
Portland bar, and four feet out TO Cairo.
White river still falls slowly, with seven
feet scant TO Augusta. The Arkansas has
three feet to Pine Blaff, and sbont thirty
inches thence to Little Rock.
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TRADE

We have no change to report in the
general markets today. Prices are firm
and receipts are light ia all things
barely enough coming in to supply the
demand. Corn Is scarcer probably than
any other article, there being, we may
say, none on hand.
A line Of steamers between some Ital-
ian port and New York is projected, to
accommodate b increasing fruit trade.
Very heavy losses bave teen sustained
by Western dealers ia grain. 81 600. 900
hiss been lost in Chicago within u week
by the shrinkage in values Of grain in
store. All the small dealers have been
broken up and large ones are tottering.
To 1850. the capital invested in manu-
factUres in New England amount to
S257, 497, 7S3, and The value OF annual
products from manufacturing WIS $685.
500 0S7. In the same year, the capital
invested in manufacturing In Pennsyl-
va6ia was $3.50, 055, 904, and the value Of
annual products from this source was
$3.50. III, 1Ss. The capital invested To
manufactures in New Jersey is less than
that invested in COnDectieut by several
millions Of dollars.
The attempt 70 show that Ne Eng
land is not chiefly interested In the re-
lease of manufactures from taxation will
not deceive any iDtelligent person. What
delegation in Congress vas most active
in the IF rt to repeal the taxes Oh man
ufactures?
THINK Of IL, tax payers. The value Of
annual products Of the New England
mills is Sass, 500, 0s7. This is exempt
from FedeIal taxation, aud 1T the same
time the manufacturer are I" protected {"
nv q prohihi'orv tsT f
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The Liverpool market at the opening
to-day was dull and tending downward.
Uplands lid Orleans lid and closed
higher-Upiauds 1I9Il5I on sPot and
1O3 sfOat; Orleans 1l4GII8i. Sales
5000 bales, including 5000 sold adeI
market hours yesterday. The New
Orleans market at the opening wes quiet
but firm nIiddiings 234c.
10 New York the market opened quiet
b1t steady. A, noon was unchanged and
closed with 3 better demand. Low
MiddliDgs n%omiueIy 24lc; Middlings
254e orleans 26( Good II tings 263;.
Safe 1900 osles. Weeks sales %. GOO bales.
Weeks receipts $500 bales. Gross re-
csipts y 235 bsies Exports since Sep
TENDER II, IS so bales. Socks is 600
bales. Rsre pts et ali q. s. ports for the
wer- IS go bales.
Our market Wss quiet esrly in the day
and holders were weakening tut the
closing sdvices caused considerable IL
curry ss we'll as irmress, and prices at
the close were fully 4c better. Among
the sEles we're % bales ordinary al 20lc;
80 good ordinary zig 200 Ow middings
a. pc q, 81, 9s, IS, So, SO. 80, 80 at De I;
43, 81. Il, 80 auu II a. 22t ; A, IS, IS aud
q Of mIddlings al 22tc; 2 IS, 40, 80, )
and II at 223e; IS, At % 3 az 225c 5
strict midduugs 234c 6 ~ 23zc.
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FINANCE AND A
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
MEMPHIS. October 81, 1858.
FINANCE.

FINANCE.
Money matters were active to-day and
the demand for exchange Yves noticesbly
increased. This demand is confined
principally 10 our dry goods houses,
which sredoing a very large business and
are receiving new additions TO their stocks
daily. There Is scarcely 8 large house in
the city which is not represented in New
Y rk, Philadelphia or Boston, by some
member Of the firm who is buying g.
rapidly sc the house here requires II, and
exchange is remittsd as rapidly as col
lected ia payment OF these goods. This
demand for exchange is becoming / eavisr
day by day and aggregates q very isTg
sum weekly. c mpiaints are still made
about the delay in receiving currency per
express. One bank alone has nearly
500 600 several days past due from tn.
L st and this delay causes no little incon
~venience. There is also a scarcity OF
small bills which is severely felt in the
ordinary business of the day. Oar banks
are well provided with exchange upon
al points and their engagements extend
ing well into the middle of next week,
are almost as large as they can comforta
bly, handle. Rates are steady. Buying
st to discount. Selling at par to I
discount. New Orleans bills are taken a.
the same as Eastern, with little or no
demand from outsiders.
City bonds are about the same as yes
terday. A few were offered by a dealer
at 55c, but we do not know that they
were taken. Upon orders 52kc would be
about brokers Offering rates, IS they
generally make commissions out Of the
seller.
Gold opened 10 New York st I34 and
closed at 1891. There is very little offer
ing in this market and dealers are buyDg
st New York rates. Selling st I35@136.
City scrip is in demand at S0@SIe,
while tax payers buying small amounts
hnd is difficult to purchase st less than
S49S5c. A large business wss done at
the City Tax Collectors Office yesterday /
and his collections for the week will
probably foot up better than for the week
previous.
County warrants are decidedly weak.
Brokers are holding off in most cases, but
or two who are not well provided
were on the market offering 6S@64c for
desirable pieces. Selling to tax payersat
65967c rs to amount.
Police scrip is firm at SIC buying.
Selling at S5@s6e.
School scrip is in demand and scarce.
Buying al S59s7c. Selling al 90993c.
DR.. Jones, the Superintendent Of the
mint at Charlotte, thinks the gold mines
Of Norfh Carolina ara nov. vfeldirU
about 100000 annually. Gold is found
IN twenty five counties Of the State.
Late adVices from Washington say that
the report Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, upon which he is now engaged,
Z" viii Tot be found to be as favorable as
the balances sheets heretofore submitted
Certainly not. Who expects it will ever
be favorable until there shall have been
q change in the party in power?
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Cubs uA@l24c. Molas7es dull. Wheat duh
ans lower Corn 81 0SGl l2%
uDy Goods-heavy OF Va sheeirgs &c
Tuscorora zoe Bartlett l5I5c; Rid B nix nc
Nichmnnd rints l21zc; Lancaster prnss l2c
lelatues 2lc; oh -rison, glazed cambrics y a
225ac paper cainbric> ne Lewiston A COT
ton d g-A9e; Androscoxg,n Sc.
MOnev ca Ter, cali ioas 7 f; sterling g5SdgH
gold $3z9SaA new Tennessee ol% Oh %.
New Orleans uarAet-
NEW ORLEANS. October sl.-Cotton irregular
ard advance y 9Ss middiingS 2S%c; sales 6l00
B lee re eiprs ls3l; expor 5 6543. sugar and
yellow centrifugal f5Ec ASiass :. csntri ugai
hsc choice 81. Flsur al ], Nuperbnr IS D.. Cora
sea &c, green 759SOc new csc; old 81 10. oats,
eoof dema q 6ic Bran nrms %. Hay s-arce
SSO9@ so Mes Pork quiet aud Rem So 50
hacon, choice scarc-; shoulders l4}Hc rib sides
I71sc clear sides 54e Lard unchangsa e II e
sterling 46zs4g4. Collateral 4is4SAS4.
Louisville barker.
LOUISVILLE, October sl-Tpba~co. recsipts
isht lugst0 medium leaf So 759ls 70. -a.eS
hr re yea, en1ing ty-dny, G,IIs hhds; aEanSt
sos sIstyeaT. Flo n, SUI erh e S6G6 O. Wheat
OAt~ 3a5ic. Pc K 81 sri H1se. b con,
shau ders lSiSc Gle r lib 81 es sc c ear sides
Wni,ky, raw ana free 81 %.
st. LoufE Market.
ST. LOUIE. Oc'oher SIT baeoo uacha-ged.
Flrur, superhns $595 50 Whe-t, fall 81 J0g
l s.. c 70, % q 9}casi o. new sEgS5c Oa,s4 q
SIC Pr K $50 80. Bacon, >houldefs 1870; sides
I649 &c. Lard l71ac. Whisky 81 ~.
Cincinnati MarkeI.
CIECINEATL October 81 -Flour. family 81 500
: IS. Wheat d 4. Corn, n W CSC old CSC.
Oats 5Sc. Rye 81 25Gl 3. Cot On quiet 3S5zc.
declined TO s.. Bacan, sides a54aI7Ac;
shoulders l5c. Batter 3lg55c. Eggs zoe.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, October S~l,-COnsOIs c'osed go. SOS
drmer a.
L vERPOOL, October 3l-Cotton closed hizhsr,
mild ing uplands u&llAd Orleans ll158HSsd.
900 bales. some uSin 10 arrive.
Sales 1919.
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FOR CInCIEEhTL
For Cairo and 81. louis.
LUMINA Y. ~---.--..----.Luk master
This splendid passenger packet
Will leave for the above A
THIS DAY, Cd inst. at u N.
LARRY H~ARMSTRD, Agent,
no1It ~ Madii on street.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Pa ket-For
Caro-, Evansville Louisville and Cincinnati
s. Doyle marer
Inis superb passenger steamer -A
viii leave Is above on RAs
MONDAY, "a Inst, at 5 pm.
VINSoN & DoNAHUE, Agents,
novl q 81 Front street.
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THRgUGH COTTON ROUTE.
Shortest, Quickest, Best---Via.Mem-
phis and Charleston Railroad
and its Connections.
RATE ON COTTON PER 100 LBS.

This lle gives Shippers advantage Of TWO
ROUTES.
For through Bills Lading or information
apply to +. H.. TALLY. General Agent, rs
Main street. or A, j. LOWE, gent at t-pot.
ADJUSTED.
W. J, ROSS. General superintendent,
Memphis and charleston K r.
JOS. c. LOPEZ, q neral Freight Agent,
Memphis and hsrIe.ton =. 4. eotl0
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OWNERS RANTED.

TOR one Sorrel S~ssIlion.c consigned to VIM.
II Hummer for DE, "a dwell" nc lived per
for onL box mercnEndise, marked i, Memphis
received per steamer Daxhng, Octcber -. 1855
as. ~ two b xe> anued Fruit. ma. ked J. r.,
Cons.rned to James Powers. mein phis, received
per steam . SILVER Sotsn, D,tOber y lSoai also,
Tor ak dozen spllt-boulm Chair m r-ed q.
Pianlps, Hemp Is. &C wed ISL steamer julia,
Ap.nS. 1865. II not called for within ten days
viii be sold TO pay changes.
LARRY BARN TAD Agent,
oe27 ~ Madison str Ct
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CT TIES
is BY THE
Memphis & Louisville 3. B. Line.
Fan Schedule, September -, 1868
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN as FoLLows;

9th Trains comes foI Nashville.
The BIS pm for Cairo and ST. LouiK,
arriving at st. Louis at $50 pm. next day.
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's Office, s2sH
Main street., and at Depot, mead OF Main street,
~ Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels. Pri-
vste Residences, or on board DOsts, 10 ali prin-
cipal points East and North.
BAN. b. JONES, Superintendent.
= HILL. Passenger Agent. sepl3
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The New York statement shows sB in
crease IN receipts over last week OF 2235
bales. and 50 increase at all Z. s. ports
Of II 900 There is also an increase in
stock Of 5000 bales. The receipts st this
port we're 7S44 bales keavieTfor the week
than the corresponding week last year,
while the months receipts are larger by
q. S3s bales than those of the same
month last year. MiddliBgs in this
market on the 31st October, 1867, were
quoted al l64c.
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Regular Tuesdsy 81. Francis River Packet-Foy
Helena MTianna, Madison, Wittsourg
Pnd all Way Landings.
NoITTE HkMELETON. r. u. bowman Masiel
sam. &. Psins, Shell and Clsrk, CLERKS.
WNl leave Memphis kNEEA 60
TUESDAY. at 8 o'clock pm. A
LARRY HERMSTAD, AGENT.
'a2If 70 Star fV~arfhnst f1nt Jefferson a.