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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-23

They are connected as agents with the UNI
TED STATES LAND AND IMMlGRA-
TION COMPANY, GNCoRPoRATED) No. 7,
Broadway, New York. Gen. DANIEL RUG
Giles, (Va.) President.
The objects of this company are:
FIRsT-To induce Colonies from al parts of
Europe, to select and occupy Cheap Lands
where good soil and a genial climate will insure
health and prosperity. =,
SEcoND.-The sale Of Lands in large or small
quantities to meet the demands of settlers, the
leasing of lands to tenants, and supplying the
demand for laborers, mechanics and artisans.
TH1RD.-The sale of gold, silver, copper, lead
iron. coal and other mines, quarrieS, sallnes,
&C., in all parts of the United States.
We confidently invite the farmers of Lou
doun, and especially those having minerals on
their lands, to put them into our hands, as we
believe we can operate to their advantage.
rs" The supplying of the demand tor White
Laborers, mechanics and artisans still remains
under the centrol of J. VIM. Foster
LEEsBURG, Va, NH l7-eo3L$
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SIS MRLY ROOM

A SSE M3LY ROOMS.
The ASSEMBLY ROOMS have just been
fitted up, and are now for rent for LECTU RES,
CONCERTS, FAIRS, Sc. Apply to
feb l5-tf WILMER s. SLA MAJ KEN.
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"a WANTED TO RENT or PURCHASE
~ genteel and small DIV FILLING HOUSE,
| in this place. Address Box 149. NH 9-tf u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-23

Il, We have received q full assortment
Of first quality PAPER BAGS, suitable for the
retail trade, and for sample business, from one
to . twenty-five pound sacks, which We will sell
at manufacturers list prices, snd warrant to
give satisfaction
dec I9-3m FREEURI g PAUL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-23

REMOVALS.. DEALHAM has removed 10 his
new and elegantly fitted up store
No slO8, KING STREET, vi
formerly occupied by Schoolher u Bro
one door above the old stand, where he will be
pleased to soc his old customers and the public
generally. feb l4-2aWtf
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Il. .. ASH Il 7,

:. H. &OTT. i. 3. AsHHY
A l.. MOTT i co,
no. 50 KING STREET,
Have removed TO their handsome Storehotise,
west Of +. }. Mil!crs China Store, where they
are receiving, and will constantly keep On h e
large and we'll selected stock Of H""se'lorh-
iShing Goods, viz: ,,,,on .,-r,
Plated, BRITANNIA, TN. WOOD AND
WILLOW WARE, DOOK MAI2,
BRUSHES, BKOOMS, TOILET
SOAPS, BUSTERS,
BASKETS,
sc.
RODGERS BEST GU ILEkl,
=, which ,y,. invite M examination.
- y m" W. a. Il. MOTT 81 co.
,,b lo-2m No. 60, King street.
GENTLE$Ma.EiHt,I Cur GSN ScdsE: i5r
WHITE SHIRTS WHITE SHIRTSl
either Linen or Cotton, which l guarantee to lit
and warrant to give satisfaction in style, quail
ty and price
| furnish Shirts lower in price than the same
quality can be purchased at retail in Baltimore
Philadel phiaor New York, and s.s low as you can
purchase the material and have them made
Ny stock Of Collars and Cuts Is aWay5 S2li-
pIetc CHAS w. GREEN,
mar 10 66, King street,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
nor II Emit

60 FOX KENT.
k$i The .STORE-ROUM and BRICK BACK
BUILDING, at the southwest corner of King
and Pitt streets-a frst-rate stand for business.
Also, the FRAME BUILDING, on Pitt street,
south of the above. formerly occupied as sta
bic, Al feet front, 72 feet deep-a good strong
Warehouse Also, VACANT LOT, on the
west side Of Union ST., opposite the fish wharf,
80 feet front by $50 feet deep. Apply to
NH 2l-eo3w r. Fl. MILLER, CT, kirg st..
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FOR RENT

E5$ The STORE, No. Sc, south King st., occu-
pied at present by Mr.. 4. S. Fleming, rs a
Jewelrv store. Possession given lst OF April
For terms apply at IO7, CAMERON ST.
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BRUSHESl

MARTINA SEED-NVe have just recelv-
lyl ed a supply Of the above Seed. The Mar
tynia is considered by many as superior to the
cucumber rs pickle. For sale by
e. S. LEADBEATER s. CO.,
NH .,f Fairfax street.
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mar 20

EMBROIDERIES .
~ EMBROIDERIES!
A full assortment of French and German
Edges and Insertings, hand and machine work,
on Cambria, NainsOok and Swiss Muslin, for
sale low. CHAS. " GREEN,
mar 20 69, King street
DRIME WESTERN LEAF LARD receiv-
/ ed to-day and for sale By
mar 10 J. G. MILBURN.
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MERCHANTS OF ALEXANDRIA.

NH ERCHANIO OF AIEAANDKIA
The merchants OF Alexandria who desire the
trade Of the rich and populous VALLEY OF
VIRGINIA, extending from Harper,s Ferry
to the extreme Southwestern part of the State,
should advertise in the
18Th UNION SPECTATOR"
as it is one of the oldest and most widely circu-
lated journals in the State and is the best GdceT
tisi,,G medium outside of the chief cities.
The advertising rates are moderate.
Address, T. MAUZY & CO.,
mar 20-lW$ Staunt0n, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-23

az BBLS. NATURAL LUBRICATING
10 OIL, the best and cheapest Oil for Ma
chinery of all kinds. For sale by
COOK s. KELLEY,
mar l6 107 King street.
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+ PIANOSl! .
VICTOR BECKER,
NO, CT, NORTH WASHINGTON STREET,
CORNER OF QUEEN,)
Will constantly keep for sale and rent
PIANOS AND MELODEONS
Knabe s. Co.'S. Unsurpassed Pianos. a..
Vose's Celebrated ~" -.'z1
Secondhand Pianos-very low
Reed Organs for Parlors and Churches.
Terms to suit the times, and every instrument
warranted.
Pianos, Melodeons, Accordeons, Sc, tuned
and repaired.
Persons in the country wishing to have their
Pianos tuned or repaired, can make arrange
men.s by addressing, VICTOR BECKER,
Alexandria, Va. .-% sep IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-23

T OST, on Sunday evening" on Alfred street,
IL or on Cameron or King ST., near Alfred,
FUR CAPE Of mink skins Any one having
found it will confer favor on the owner by
leaving it at this Office mar Il
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GLASSWARE.

' '' GLASSWARE.
will be found to be very complete, embracing
all the new patterns from Eastern and Western
Factories .... -
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1eOO BUSHELS SEED OATS, white and
IOUU black, for sale by
THOMAS PERRY,
mar 12--lw To- King street
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CHM

EN- bracing French and English China Dinner
and Tea Sets, Cups and Sauccrs, Plates and
Dishes Vases, Mugs, Fancy Ornamental Ware,
ar His stock of ......
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-23

IUANO.~lOO tons SOLUBLE PACIFIC
VI GUANO, in store snd for sale BY
Price 500 per ton. KNOX s. WAITLES,
mhl6.im No II, King street.
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ERESH s. GENUINE GARDEN SEED.

DR. J. COILS BROWNIES CHLORO-
~ DYNE-the best, safest and most etfeCtual
remedy for Asthma, Rheumatism and Neural
gia DR.. j. Coils Brownies Chlorodyne pub
iicly acknowledged by the most eminent ply
sicians Of London to be the most cttectual ROM
edy discovered.
[Ertract from tic General Board Of Health
LonGon.]
$50 strongly are we convinced Of the INN cnse
value of this remedy, that we cannot too forci-
by urge thcnccessity ofadopting it in all cases."
For sale by WAKEFIELD 81 HALL,
Druggists,
NH cor. Prince and Fairfax sts
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WHITE WASH BRUSHES--A full assort-
w ment from manufacturer-tor sale low by
NOR 10 j. G.. MILBUEN. I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-23

ISOAL OILS bbIs Vests Extra No l
u kerosene Oil, warranted, fire est, ITO de-
grees, received to. day, for sale by isa
NH 7-tf D. =. MILD Jim. -
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q P Rim G. T r A d E .

PRlNG IRA d E.
The subscriber is now receiving his Spring
stock, imported expressly for his sales, consist
ingo
- --.~a EARTHEN WARE,
of all kinds-White Granite, G. c., Blue Edge,
Dipt and Painted from the best Staffordshre
Potteries Also a full assortment of
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| lot G G G HONEY SOAP.
lot ASSORTED SOAPS.
mar 10 BROOKESz 81 TAYLOR.
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nRIED BEEF.-Another lot of that prime
Dr;ed Reef received to-day and for sale by
noor1o J. C. MILBURN.
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mediation Of the public. The building is one of
THE FINEST IN THE CITY,
and for style, convenience and beauty Of ar
rangement, is acknowledged to be superior.
ITS FURNITURE
is now and complete and for cleanliness: it is
prover6al
The subscriber, after more than twenty years
nothing in saying that this Hotel shall, in every
respect, be
EQUAL TO ANY IN THE SOUTH,
and asks the patronage of his friends and the
public generally. JOHN ?. BALLARD,
Proprietor.
RICHMOND, mar 19-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-23

0OO BARRELS FRESH LIME, ,ofsuperilor
EUU quality, Just received and for salo by
' GWIN, BECKHAM 81 CO.,
mari 35, King ST.. cor Water ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-23

OLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED, of best
" quality, in store and for sale by
GWIN, BECKHAM & CO,
mar II &c. King ST., cor. Water
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-03
Circuit Court.

Several cases were disposed Of in this
court Yesterday, none of public interest.
The call of the docket for the fifth week
was finished. The call of the appearance
docket will commence next Monday, and
the court will adjourn next week until the
fourth Monday 10 January, 1869.
The jury have been confined two days in
the case Of Martha Reese is. John Schim-
Ter, but have not yet agreed. This is an
action of replevin, for the recovery OF
white SOW. There are five or ak attorneys
representing each side, The case was hrst
tried before Magistrate, and an appeal
taken to the Circuit Court. A trial was
had at the last term, consuming nearly q
week. and resulted in a mistrial, because
the Jury could not agree, and the momen'
sous question Of pOreine identity is still
nendipg. The costs in the case have nov
amounted TO something over two hundred
dollars, besides attorneys fees.
A consultation was held yesterday be
tween the counsel and the court as TO wha
should be done, and it was agreed that 'h'
iurv should be called in this morning fol
additional argument.
Each side is bringing up its reserves snS
proposes to put out its best efforts in thi
last final struggle for the hog. The attor
neys for the plaintiff have chosen to repre-
cent them the old Sumner county thun
derer and war horse of legal fame, Judge
10. c. Guild, and the attorneys for the de
Tense have chosen the gray eagle OF East
ern Mountains, Attorney General Georgt
]. stubblefeId, to represent them In The
impending conflict. Ladies are especially
invited TO attend.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-03
nr Rnn1Ins nd GaIyeston.

The numerous friends of Rev. DR.. Bunt-
ing, late the beloved pastor of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church in this city, will be
eratifed, with us, TO hear of his safe arri-
val at Galveston with his family, Oh the
9th nit. In highly appreciated note to
friend in this city dated Nov. %, after
stating that he had q pleasant trip, and
found Galveston a thriving city, with an
increasing population Of $4,000, he says !:
"Mv Church here extends me hearty
greeting, and a cordial welcome comes
from many unexpected sources. J was at
once brought before the Church for, on
the evening Of our arrival wedding took
place in the Church which witnessed, an
old ministerial BROTHER being brought
d ,wn from Houston because Of the uncer-
tainty of my getting here on that day.
You know q wedding must go on If every
thing else should Stop Then at night
there was regular prayer-meeting, and on
the next day was expected to preach the
Thanksgiving sermon, and on the Sabbath
am looked for two sermons. But l came
here to work, and only pray the Lord to
give me grace aud strength to do it. Our
little boys are getting over their colds, and
we are pleasantly located"
We congratulate our friend upon the
blessings of Heaven upon him, and the
people with whom he is now asso-
ciatsd, in having shepherd whom they
can rely upon, and who is worthy of their
highest confidence and warmest affection.
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EDGEFIELD.


In FULL BLAsT.-Geo. Hazlewood q
Son have recently taken possession of the
house on the corner of Woodland and Bar
row streets, Edgefeld, where they have
opened bakery, confectionery and family
grocery. The establishment is well stocked,
and there is an evidence Of prosperity and
lively trade at that corner. The bakery
is in full blast, and fresh bread will be de-
livered to customers every morning. Sue
cess to the new establishment.
RETuRNED.-Prof.J Jas, Anderson, long
a successful teacher in Edgefeld, returned
Yesterday morning after a short scjourn 10
Virginia.
HYMENIAL.-0n Tuesday evening last
our young friend ]. w. McFerriD, was
married to Miss Dora Cooke, the accom-
plished daughter of Col. W. NJ. Cooke
May the spring-time of life ever bloom
with flowers of the richest hue and sweetest
fedoleuce, decking their youthful brow
with fadeless gsrlands Of happiness.
ATTRACTIvE.-Ths handsome drygood;
store of Simmonds & Thompson, on Wood
land street, is attracting large crowds, and
the ladies were out in large numbers yes
terday to examine their choices election OF
dress goods.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-03
NASHVILLE. TENN.
THURSDAY, DECEmBER 3, Isss.
New Advertisements.


Superior potatoes, vinegar and coal oil,
just received by Harrison & Son.
Murphy & Bradshaw have a sale Of
japanese, Chinese, and Oriental wares,
and beautiful collection of shells, Curl
oslties, etc, Friday and Saturday evenings,
and continuing day and night the first
three business days of next week. The at
tention of the ladies specially invited.
The sale of lots in the newly consecrated
Calvary Cemetery commences to-day.
The Medical Society of Nashville meet
on the Sth TO consider the necessity of dis
continuing the credit system in their prsc-
tice. Physicians of the vicinity are in,
vited.
Dealers will note that Yestmsn, Shield
& Co. have FINAL closing ort sale thi
morning.
The Government advertises for Coal
Hay and Straw, aud invites bids.
Crunk, DodsOn g. Co., sell this mornin
a splendid line of goods at auction.
The great auction sale, by Campbell
sPire, of China, Bohemian glasswar
lamps chsndlierp, etc, will be continue
Saturday. The public have never had
finer opportunity for desirable purchas
in this line of goods
Geo. HszlewoOd & Son have reopened
Edgefeld, the Bakery, Confectionery al
Family grocery STORE of the late c. A
meyer, where the citizens of that ilouris
ing suburb can obtain everything in tn
line fresh and pure.
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Going to the Lunatte Asylum.

On Saturday next the members OF the
Legislature will 10 body visit the Ten
uessee Asylum for the Insane. The officers
of the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad
have kindly offered special train for the
use of the members on this occasion, which
offer has been accepted. We note with
pleasure this contemplated visit of the
Legislature to the Asylum. 1t is one III
and proper TO be made. The public insti'
tutions conducted and controlled under the
auspices of the State, and especially the
Asylums for the Blind, and the Deaf and
Dumb. deserve and should receive the
earnest and careful consideration Of those
empowered to control and regulate their
management and also invested with
the power TO legislate for their increased
usefulness and benefit TO the afflicted.
In order to legislate intelligenuy upon
matters connected with these Institutions,
it lie highly necessary that the members Of
the General Assembly should familiarize
themselves, by actual observation when
possible, with their nature, wants and ca
pacities. Learning thus what is needed
they will have light to guide them in
whatever legislative action may be neces'
sary in connection with these institution,
of the State. 1t is in this view of the sub
ect that we hope the proposed visit of tb'
Legislature will be pleasant to themselves
and nrnflahle 10 the public interests.
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DRUGS AND DTEsTUFFs.
The COTTON MARKETs.
Mobile. NOV8O.

Mobile, NOV!i3O.
Cotton market firm, sales 400 bales /;
middlings 23f@2S3e; receiPts.3,Ol4; e1-
ports 899.
Savannah, Nov. 80.
Cotton opened quiet and fra and closed
active and advancing; sales 2, lO7 receipts
2,5O5; exports for two days, Havre ,OO6,
Liverpool 1899, coastwife, $3.50. DID,.
Charleston, Nov. 80.
Cotton opened quiet and firm; closed
active and advanced t /; middlings 234 /;
receipts ], 2s9 sales 1000.
Augusta, Ga, Nov. 80.
Cotton. market active and frmer; sal, 8
964 bales; receipts 622 middlings 23(9
234.
Macon, Ga. Nov. 80.
The market opened very quiet this morn
ing at 22@224c; but upon the reception
of the very favorable noon dispatches from
Northern and European markets, prices
advanced another quarter OF cent, and
The market closed active and firm this eve,
ming at 221c for middlings-the lower
grades of cotton being little sought after.
Columbus. Ga, Nov. 30.
Market backward. Middliugs to strict
middlings principally in demand at 224@
223c.
The market was quite brisk, and cotton
cold readily al PC for middling. There
was very little offering at these figures late
in the evening The receipts were 40
bales.
Montgomery, Ala. Nov. 80.
Cotton firm; low middlings &c; re-
ceiyed about 300.
MemBhis.:NOS. 30.
The market opened with a brisk inquiry
al 22Ie for low middliDg, and 225(ag23c
for middIing, which continued throughout
the day. Holders responded with some
reluctance for awhile, but toward the close
were 4(91c higher in their views and very
firm.
Cincinnati, Nov. 80.
The market has been quite active most
Of the week, with a good demand from
,pinners and for fJrtign export The OILY
drawback to the trade il the small stock,
nesrIy all being sold as fast as it arrives,
and frequently before. Prices have Rd-
vanced during the week &c per pound.
We quote ordinary TO good ordinary at
2O6 &c; low middliog at 224C923c; mid
ding at 23f@23lc; aud strict middling
at 233c per pound.
Louisville, Dec. 1.
The market, though not very active, ID
much higher, the cable AMI New York
dispatches both noting the maintenance of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-03
sudden Death.

A German named Frank Meyer died
suddenly about halfpast 5 o'clock last eve
ming. He was just recovering from an
attack Of flux, and still so feeble that ne
was hardly able 10 walk. During The eve
ming. he went to the tailor shop of John
Warren in the basement of the Erwin
House on North College street, and while
there seated in chair he suddenly ex'
pired. Mr.. Meyer was WellkEowu among
our German citizens. He belonged to the
lst Tennessee Confederate Regiment, and
served during the war.
About 8 o'clock last night, John M
Tardif, Esq A., was called upon to hold ar
inquest over the body Of the deceased
The jury, consisting of DR.. j. r. Har"eii
]. W. Morton, George J. Sieferle, ID
Lettering, Fred Karsch, J. F. 'Hsury an'
Isaac Wassman, returned a verdict that hi
death was produced by disease Of the heart
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-03

they built up all the streets. 1t never
entered the head of an intellectual man in
Nashville sixty or seventy years back that
the people of this city would be taxed S4O,'
600 or $4,000 for Park. All we want
is Just government aud Justly and
honestly administered.
General Nancy, counsel for the defence,
was the next speaker. The following is
the substance of his remarks. The cor
poration is body, it is person artificial
to all inteuts and purposes. There is q
great difference between a private corpc-
ration and public corporation. A pr
vate corporation may, furnish public IT,
terest but it is no part of the government
and surely it cannot make any laws com
prising no part or portion of the city gov
eminent A public corporation can make
ordinances violation of which can be e.
! covered Oh. There is usually limit put
3 on corporations. If this corporation Is ID
danger of being destroyed BY those VINO
: are elected, there is a remedy for 1t, be
t cause if he abuses his Office be |
!, liable to indictment, and on con
a viction, his Office is forfeited W
% have the criminal prosecution, We hay
h the power to select the rulers, and We haV
E. mower 10 make them answer at the ballo
1t box if they do not faithfully diseharg
~ their duties. The difference between
ne private corporation and public corporate
II, is this: A private corporation stands
k the nature Of contract, while a publ
or corporation is an assembly of the repr
lst sentatives of the people. A private c.
lis poration can be wiped out by the brea
is that blew vitality into it. There ia je'
nd ousy against all corporations. There shou
at be placed strict construction upon priv'
or. corporations. This bill should have be
TO sanctioned by the Attorney General.
lit, this corporation is de Jdeto, its property
cal longs TO the State which gave it existen
Suppose the city had million of doll
'q' and did not owe dollar, where would
~. money 60, and TO whom would 1t go?
i'H JUICE SHACKLEFoRD.-T court
" the right to grant an injunction and
iiSo point Receiver if he is justified in do
'eu 80. Judge Shackleford then caused
ana court to be adjourned after Gen. Ma
Iion had made few more remarks, until
atea morning at o'clock. Gen. Nancy
Guy conclude his argument to-day. Ed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-03

Thomas McQuithy, who has been en-
ploysd by Mayor Alden for some time as
his private Secretary, was arrested yester-
day and taken before Justice Mathews on
a charge of fraudulent breach of trust 10
defraudiDg Elias Wall, colored, a dis
charged Federal soldier, in the collection
of Sls4 20, his bounty money. McQuithy
charged him S44 20 for collecting tb'
money, when he had no right 10 chars'
anything, all fees having been paid by Ii,
proper claimant. The case was continued
till tomorrow morning at o'clock.
Judge Kuhniz, sgent for the Freedman
Bureau, is a witness in the case.
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RIVER AND WEATHER

ARRIVED.
A. Baker, Cairo.
Katy Morrison, Upper Cumberland.
DEPARTED.
Emma Floyd, Cincinnati.
IN. Phillips, Rowena Coal Mines
LEAVING THIS DAY.
A. Baker, Cairo, 4 P. NJ.
The river at this point was falling yes
terday, with eight feet on HarPeth Shoals.
Weather clear and cold.
The A. Baker had good trip, her cargo
consisting of 16 hhds sugar, 80 bbls molAs-
ses, III bales hay, 90 bbls -four, 229 bags
oats, $4,000 shingles, l6 wagons, IL bbls
whisky, lot Of moving plumber ard sun
dries.
The Katy Morrison brought 600 blgs
wheat.
The Emma Floyd cleared for Cincinnati
with fair trip, including = cODsidersbls
lot of cotton.
The /. N.sPhillips returned 10 the coal
mines.
The A. Bake. is the regular packet for
Cairo this evening at 4 o'clock, giving
through bills to all points on the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers. Capt W,.B Grocery an
Eugene Corbett in the Office.
| Superintendent Harmon has gone 10
| Cairo