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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW YORK.
FOB NEW YoRK DIRECT.
THE oRonwKLL LINZ
This Line is composed of the following steamships:
Geo. Cromwell. Cortes,
Geo. washnssen. General Meade
General Grant. Sherman.
''' ''''A'''' Geo. Cromwell.
E. 4. VAIL. Commander,
v,ss,. h wharf, foot Of roulsuss street, on SATURDAY.
Frsleh, for LIVERPOOL, HAvRK and BREMEN taken
By this ips and through bills Of ladins given for
ALrRzD noULroH
q Carondsst street.
nxRoHANrs BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
sn,s Lac Compviss the Fine Coca. Steamships
CoNCoRDIA.. 400 tons, Sears Commands.
KENsINGToN.. -l2co =. Hedges,
ST. LOUIS. :. cisusssa,
CLEOPATRA ....l2W Rich,
oRIENTAL.-.... 800 Snow,
Forming Regular Weekly Line
Con BosToN-rHE STEAMSHIP
Oriental.
+. SNOW, Commander,
WIN isavs on WEDNESDAY. January sth, ct Il, nom
Bulls Head, Fourth District.
These steamers superior accommodations for passen
gers freight and insure the lowest rates. and every f.
City VIII 10 extended to shippers Fer freight or passage
spplyt 10 CREEvY, MCPHERSON co..
n % nasist
BALTIMORE-HAVANA.
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA.
rHE NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
BEGULAR sENI-xoNfHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIBERTY. 100 tens. .Thos A Balm, Commander
oUBA...-......n65t tens. .Duksharh Commander
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAILS
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets 70 New York. $50.
COR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA.
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs splendid fast steamship
THos A. BAIN, Oormardsr.
VIII leave q above. on TUESDAY, January 81. at
o'clock p. u.
tons, apply to %r{HEksfoos' H1Is2S Coz xs:a.::.
n B-No bills OF lsdins but those Of the Company viii
ss signed Permit: for freight must 10 procured rom this
dsv Of sailing
The CUBA, Capt Dukshsrt. will follow.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
HoNDURAs
BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS.
UNDER CONTRACT WIFI THE BELIZE GOVERN
MINT.
| To sail the FOURTH SATURDAY OF Every Month,
Commencing Saturday, Dec % 81 5 O'Clock P.
LOB BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS.
| The United States mail steamship
| Trade Wind,
| J. t woRRILL, Commander.
For freight passage. apply to
| BROOKS, MACDONALD co Agents,
| SO Carondelet street.
TIE TRADE WIND connects with the steamer Enterprise
for Santo Tomas Omoa Ysabel.
/
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but $40 while ii be 81 900 No partially shown.
We wish 70 immediately dsCOse Of the above magnificent
Stock Certificates naming the articles placed IN sealed
envelopes and well mixed Holders entitled articles
named their certificate payment of Ten Dollars
whether be Watch worth 81 00 worth less The
return OF Of our certificates entities TO the article
named thereon payment Irrespective Of Its worth and
article SO named any certificate
IL will At be that this IL NO LOTTERY, but
straghord legitimate transaction which participated
In By the most fastdious
singe certificate will be sert BY mail post paid upon 70
eeip of Is cents 81 eleven for 81 snd
elegant premium for IS xtysx and more vauabs premium
for $40 hundred and most superb Watch for BIS To
Agents, those wishing employ this Is oppor-
unty II IL isgmstey conduc ed bu mess duly author
lied by the and the careful scrutiny
Try us WRIGHT, BRO Co, Importers
l6l Broadway. New York.
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING PLACES = MORGAN LINE ..
Nail Steamers.
USOR HAY ut. LOUIS, PASS OHRIsrIAH
Mississippi City. Biloxi Ocean Springs and Pascagouis
WINTER ARRANGEMNEE
The ard elegant low pressure iron steamer Laura
Cant JOE NALKEh will make regular trips 20 above paca
follows arrival Pontchatran Railroad trains As below
On TUESDAYS and THU RsDAYs, on the arrival Of y
On SATURDAYS, on arrival Of II Il trsin-On this trs
Returning viii leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY, WEDNRs
DAY and FRIDAY Evenings; Pascagoula every sUNDA
bad vsathsr or low wass further Information apply
OHAS- A WHITNEY 90, Agents.
80 and 50 Camp street
ST. LOUIS.
Leaves on THURSDAY, 9th inst, t5P.H
NOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS. VlCu
IL burg Natchez Baton Rouge and inermedate landings
The hLe passenger steamer
Kate Kinney.
wM CoNLEY, Master X. PORTER Cl rk
viii leave as AZ owe freight passage apply bDa
or to JOHN A STEVENSON Agent Is Front street
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRANsPoRTATIoE CoNPAs
Leaves on THURSDAY. 9th inst, at sr.E
ECR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS
ter will leave above and win take AL kinds OF eight
Powder Turpenne Campbene fapthe an all other artch
prohibited on passenger steamers The Bargss
ceivng the foot Of Grod street For freight apply
board, or to J. 7. BURDEAU, Agent,
AZ Fulton strest
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OHIO RIVER.

ohlo III v H6.
Leaves on THURSDAY. 9th inst. at 5P.M
EOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, EVAN
vile. Cairo, Memphis, Ncksburg, hatcher, and all int
mediate landings-Ihe tne EeDger steamer SOhn ki
gOur, John b Weaver, master, NJ T. Bailey, ERIK, "
leave as above Fer freight passage apply board
JOHN A. STEVE NSON. emit IS Front street
Ibis steamer will take freight for Nashville vii
privilege Of Isshipping.
Leaves on TUESDAY. 9th inst, at5PE
EOR CAIRO, EVANSVILLE, LOUISVILLE, Gil
IL cinnau hnd all points the Ohio Kvsr-Tne splsnd
passenger sts amer WestmOr eiaud, Ed Evans, maste
j. N. Nandergh, clerk will leave above For fret
passage apply on board
ALLEN, WAYNE 4 CO., 80 Matches street
Leaves on SATURDAY. llih Inst, at5rE
EOR EVANSVELLY, LOUISVILLE AND CIs
Il einnati-Ihe splendid passenger steamer
Alice W,
-, Master, 7. c. CUNNINGHAM, Clerk
win leave above For freight passage apply on boa
ortO THOS. kEBFFE. Agent Is POydras street.
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VICRsBURa.

Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at5Em
VICKsBURG FATCHEZ AND NV ORLEANS RIG
ULAR TUESDAY U. 3. MAIL PACKET.
COR vICKsBURG, NATCHEZ GRAND GOLI
II Rodney, St Joseph, Walel proof Fsrt Adams, Bayo
Sara, Bstsr Rouge Douadsonvile, and all lntermeds
landfngs-The .. 5. Mail packet
Robert r.. Zee,
J. W. CANNON Master.
The Robt z. Lee VIII take freight and passengers
fazoo river with privilege Of reshipping Vicks5urg
FOR freight or passage, having Unsurpassed acc0mnaod
uo1s, apply On board OF to
A. BR1TTON, Front street.
SINNOTf ADAMS. Is commercial Rso
Pa clerk win the landing foot Of Common strs
every Monday morning, 10 receive freight
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02
NO. l.

u The Indians have no words
that name the days of the week. or
the different months. They have
DO Sabbath day. Among the sioux
the names of the mouth are dssig-
mated by some visible change in
nature that characterizes the sea-
son, viz:
January-Strong or cold moon.
February-The moon, when hair
grows on the end of the nose Of the
embryo buffalo calf.
March-The month that suow
melts and grass sprouts.
April il-Blue grass month.
MaN-Month the buffalo calves
are born.
Jund d-Month that Buffalo COM
mence TO run.
July-Month berries are red.
August-Month when berries get
ripe.
September-Month when hair be.
gins to get good on buffalo.
October-Month that embryo bui-
falo calf is good to eat.
November-The month that but
falo are black.
December-Month that buffalo
robes are prime.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

MIR. NAUDIN hereby no. 'iies all per-
lHl sons who have left such articles tor S<aN
repair at his shop, as GUNS. PI @IOLs ~ III
JEWELRY, etc during The past ninety S~
days, that unless said articles are reclaimed, and
the work thereon paid tor within thirty days,
they will be sold at public private sale, to pav
the expenses Of repairs
All work hereafter ordered at his shop must be
paid 70 wthis ninety days or he art c'es left for
repairs, will be sold to pay the expen es of same.
BATON ROUGE october 18th, 1867.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02

U The Rome correspondence Of
the New York Herald says that Mr..
Cushman, the United States Consul,
went out to see the fight at Nevola,
and before he was aware found him
self under fire. Seeing a band Of
Garibaldians apparently firing on
himself, and unable to retire without
compromising his honor, he picked
up a dead mans musket and con-
tinued firing until he was slightly
wounded.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02
The HURRICANE IN AsTA.-All

The HURRICANE IN AsTA.-All
the way from the Philippine Islands
come tidings of the wrath OF the
great tornado. The storm has prob
ably swept completely round the
globe, and ragged with no less fury
in the Asiatic Archipelago than in
the Gulf of Mexico and the West
Indian seas. For three days the
town of Manila was submerged, and
in another part Of the island whole
villages vanished before the path of
the tempest, and the inhabitants
ptrished by hundreds in the ruins of
their homes. 1t is known that many
vessels were wrecked in Asiatic wa.
ters, but some time will elapse be.
fore the extent OF the damage to
shipping can be ascertained.-Ne'o
York News
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02

AN IMPORTANT DIscovERY.--We
10 not know when we were more as
tonished than we were on Friday by
= friends laying before us some speci-
mems Of articles produced from the
corn plant, consisting of textile fabrics,
paper, etc. The paper embraces the
descriptions known as parchment,
lrawing, Photographic, tracing, tissue,
printing and writing, and is Of beauti-
ful quality. The cloth consists Of
the goods known as crash, mating
and coarse baling cloth, suitable for
toweiug, floor mating, cotton bales
and sacks. There are also among the
some Of the corn plant 6bre
prepared for spinning, gun cotton and
oulp ready c'r the grinding paper
nill.-Lynchburg Tvginian.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-FIFTH JU-

STATE OF JU-
dcal District Court-Parish, Of East
Baton Rouge In the matter Of the sue
cession of lanes Fairchild, deceased
No. $50 Probate.
NTHEREAS, CYNTHIA ANN MARTIN
w has this day II led in the office of the
undersigned Clerk, an application for ad-
ministration in the above entitled and
mum bered succession.
Notice is hereby given, calling upon oil
persons to show cause, (if any they have),
within ten days from the first publication
hereof, why said application should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal
{. I of office, this 18th day of Decem ~
lh''' Der, a. D., 1867.
- B. r. BRYAN,
decl4-l0d Clerk.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02

aav A physician lately called in
by Napoleon, declined fee, as the
honor was sufficient. The Emperor.
however, sent him ten thousand
francs, and he gave it to the Academy
of Medicine.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02
REMOVAL.

yTNHE UNDERSIGNED thankful for past pat
L ronage, takes the pleasure to inform his
friends aud patro Is and the community gener-
ally, in town and in the country. that he has
moved his Hardware and Builders Furnishing
store into the new building recently erected by
lin, imme diately adjoining Mr., Jastremski's
Drug Store, where he will b. better prepared and
with a full stock to accommodate all Wishing to
use anything in his Ii of Hardware Agricultu
raj Implements and Building Materials generally.
septic JAMES MGVAY
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The MODERN MoRALIsTs.-Tho

New York Tribune says:
To show the fruit of wine d. ink.
ing on the upper crust of our society.
the following statement is signii-
cant: By last accounts of the State
Inebriate Asylum at Binghamtom,
there had been applications for ad-
mission from 80 clergyman. sjudges.
$40 merchants, 256 physicians24O
gentlemen, and, what is more cheering
than all the rest, 1900 rich mems
daughters.
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HALF BARRELS FLOUR,

DEALERS can be supplied with few half
- barrels of good Family Flour at mo dsrate
prices, by calling at the store OF
dec3 JOSHUA BEAL
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RICE.
RICE.
RUCKWHEAT.

TUsT Received, another lot of choice New
y York Buckwheat-!he best made in America
novlg JOSHUA BEAL
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, April -
ToBACeo- Sellers show more disposition
to accept bids; prices are steady and IN
changed, A1
COTToN-NOminal at 29c
FLoUR-Unchanged; sales of superfine
at 81 00GS 90; extra, SIS 50G9 90; Xxx SO 5GQ
10 80; Xxx $40 50B14 3; receipts 2l01 bar
relS.
WHEAT STEADY and firm 81 65a2 7S for
prime to choice Fan; Spring, dull and
dropping at s. 0592 051z; receipts 900 bu7
CoEN-Steady at o31agSSc; receipts -22,400.
OATS-Held firmly above buyers views;
saieS at TiRdT3c; receipts 5000 u.
BARt1Y Active al q 05@2 70 for prime
TO chCtce opt8b
RNE-,calce AID higher at 81 GOAL IS.
PORE--tluneran htg der5 small sales al
S2l@Za ~.
sEoVIsIONs-- Bulk meats firmer at 1890
for drN salt shoulders; loose bacon in bet
ter demand, prices advanced to 1919
shoulders I66I7c. sstaf
LARD-Not much Offering; sales steam
and Kettle l71{Wl71zc.
CATTLE--tIrm at 5@9c gross.
SHEEP-Per head IS O093 so.
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NrR York Marker-

By Telegraph NEW YORK, April 2.
CoTIqN-M9re active and shade hrI1er
sales,4,S $50 bales at 3l93I1zc for mtdding up
lands.
FLOUR Receipts, 8-06s BbIs; dull; with
ont decided change; sales of $40 bbls.. at
So 25a9 70 for Super6ne state and
Western $40 % a 10 80 for Extra State
ola 90 for Round Hoop Ohioi 81 OO@l2 30
Extra st. Louis: So 509l6 90 Tor good to
choice ditto; closing quiet; California
flour dub; sales, /, 400 sacks at so SOC
Il 50. Rye hour hrneri sales, $50 bbls at
500 20.
WHIsKY-NOminal.
WHEAT Receipts. Z. 063 bushels; dun and
lot of No. 2 Spring delivered, and No. 1
ditto, delivered: 3 20 for Golden Drop
Spring; 3 S5Q2 Sc Tor amber PennsyIvt-
MIA s3 for amber State; and So O for white
Michigan.
RYE-V cry scarce; held 203c biaher.
CORN-Heavy, and lg2c lower; 81 159l Is
for new mixed Western afiOat, 81 l312Ml IA
for Southern. 81 l40l 10 for white SOUTH
ern, and 81 23lGl "A for Southern yellow.
OATs-Firmer; S75zt9s754e Tor " estern in
store.
RICE-Dull.
SUGAR-Steady at 10c
MoLAssEs = Quiet; sales 200 hogsheads
Cuba at 4S05ic.
PETROLEUM Firm; 121zc for crude and
2692614c for refined bonded.
COAL-Quiet and unchanged.
LEATHf R-HemlOcK sole very firm; Z7i1
CSC for Buenos Ayres' lightweight.
WOOL - Quiet and unchanged: sales of
40 600 pounds dome tic fleece at 47@55c;
z6@S4e, pulled.
PORK-Quiet and firm; sales 2,45O barrels
a. - 5O9zS % for new mess, closing at
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Cincinnati Market.

By telegraph CINCIlySATI, April ..
FLoUR-Firm and in demand at fall
prices; family Sil 25@u 81.
WHEAT-Firm ana supply light; Winter
81 60,g2 IS.
CORN-scarce and advanced to S7GSSc for
ear, aud soc for sheiled.
OATS-Advanced to 7Sc for No. ].
BARLEY-QuIet and unchanged.
COTTON - Dali, with no demand, and
prices nominal.
ToBACco-Firm and in demand; sales Of
116 hogsheads.
HISKY-Firm at g 10.
PROVIsIoNS-Are generally hrmer and
market steady mess pork ST 50; holders
ask US 90, and 200 barrels We're sold at this
rate; bulk meats nrmcr, and sides higher;
closing at 1870; shoulders PIC; ba on
Ermer but quiet; shoulders l30 3lzM sides
1515(0l5szc; clear rib and clear NC;
lard advanced to l754c, but is M "a at
l8c; butter dull, supply better sHtT1 prices
&C lower; closing at 400 45c for fresh.
CHEESE Unchanged.
3 EGGs-Scarce ana advanced to 22923c.
POTATOES - Scarce and 2jc per barrel
higher; price 50 506l3 70.
APPLES-Scarce and in demand at S60S
per barrel.
SHEEP-Inactive and in demand at $50
S. 80 per 100 gross; 1prlng lambs S4g4 70
each.
GoLD-Closed at 1897 buying.
MONEY Market qG.et at IO9lO12 per cent
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Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph.l

By Telegraph CHICAGO, April %.
FLOUR-Fairly active; inquiry Chiefly
for low grades and choice brands sales at
SO 20@l1 or String extras.
v HEAT-Demand light. chiefly on spec
ulative account, ana l@l&c lower; sales of
No at y I5@2 rs, and ". 2 at s. 0212 0215,
closing firm for No. ? at s. Oh.
Corr -Duil: 19@$4c lower; sales of No. ]
al S69S615c; No. at S4e; new at S315, and
closing firm for No. 2; rejected at S2c:
closing at S4@eS414c.
a4OATs-In fair demand, and 1@@15c lower;
sales al 62S4@64c for regular and fresh re-
ceipts, closing steady at 6254G63c for reg
uiar.
RYE-Less active, firmer; Ease higher;
sales of No. at 81 S7Cgl 80.
BARLEY-Du-l; sa les. of No. 2 IN store at
s. 30, and sam pie iots at s. 1912 B5.
PROvISIoN5-HolderS firmer. sales of
Mess Pork at S27 cash. and buyer for the
month Lard firmer and quiet at l715c for
city and l7c for country Kettle. Rump
Pork steady al So; extra prime 81. Dry
salted shoulders l15c.
FREIGHTs foe for corn to Buffalo.
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1891 NoTTCEs
Let not Prejudice Usurp your Reason.

II is a fact that, in the minds OF many
persons. "a prejudice exists against what
are called patent medicines but why
should this prevent you reSOrt1ng TO an
article that bias such an array OF testimony
70 support il as HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS? Physicians prescribe 1t; why
shouts you discard II? JUDGES, usually
considered men OF talent, have used and
do use il in their families: why SD Ould you
reject ~ Let not your prejudice usufp
your reason to the everlasting injury Of
your health. If you are sick, and require
a medicine, try these Bitters.
When the bodily energies are worn out
by anxiety. and need a stimulant. this is
the best that can be taken. 1t is tempered
and modified by hygienic roots and herbs,
which prevent IL from fevering the blood /;
and hence It does not produce a mere tenn
porary eXciten1 en- {, TO be followed by tnJu-
rfous reaction, but Communicates a per-
manent pOteh cy 10 the entire vital Organi-
cation. Some OF its herbal constituents
are slightly sOpOrihc, 50 that in cases
where sleepiess ness Is one Of the accO I'M pa
Dimeubs of nervous disease, a dose OF it
taEen towards bedtime will tend 10 pro-
duce quiet and refreshing slumber. For
palpitation Ofthe heart, tremOrs, mysteries,
fainting fits. general restlessness, and the
cauSefess fears and dfstresSi ng fancies to
which ladies are especially subject, under
certain morbid conditions of mind and
body peculiar to their sex, the Blrters viii
be found the most agreeable and certain Of
all counter-frritants-
The cOnstitutionally nervous may read
fly keep their infirmfty in constant check
by the daily use of this healthful vegetable
tonic; and those who have " shattered
their nerves" as the phrase is, either by
fmprudent indulgence or undue physical
or intellectual labor, viii find in this vital
iztng elixir a prompt restorative.
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VIEW Orleans Market.

By telegraph NEW ORLEANS. April p.
CoTrON-Ouiet, and little doing; mid
dlings Sic; sales 1000 bales; Receipts 626
bales
Z ING-150Sg f54.
y. Y. SIGHTS.
GOLD-l4O12.
SUGAR AND AIoLAssEs- Unchanged.
FLoUR-Flrmer; double extra at so 70
Oslo so.
CoRN-At 81 02@I 10.
OATS FIrmer, at 74c.
HAY-At SO 0092l CO.
MESS PORK-Ftrn, at SIS 90.
BACON Fumer; shoulders 1870; clear
rib l654c
LARD-Firm; tierce 1S1I9I9c; keg 1870.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph.l MEMPHIS, April y.
CoTToS-Quiet and firm. at Sic; receipts
405 bales; exp, rts 80 bales.
FLOUR Dull; superfne IS 90.
PCRR-At ST SOAPS 90
BACON - W aker; clear sides I75ZGl Sc:
shoulders 136l31Sc.
BULK MEATs---Light demand clear sides
TJ5<6l6c; shoulders I21&c. ~.
LARD-1S9lS5ac-
CORN Quiet and unchanged.
OATS-7S@S9c.
BRAN-Firm; at SIS 90.
CoRN MEAL-s4 4004 90.
EGGs-10d20c.
BUTTER-OOcs
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R ~ ER ne " $.
fsr olber Riger items see sere,.th Page.


F1r other d5iger Items see SeUelsth P0ye.
The additional arrivals and departures
yes erday evening and last night, inc ude
the j. P.W ebb, from GAINESVILLE; sam. Orr,
from Eastport; Le0nidas, Pit,sburg to ST.
Louis; Armada, 70 Cairo; Chattanooga, to
Wabash; GoIdhnch. to Clarksville; Ada
Lyon, to Green River; Crescent City, from
White River: 1Iollte Norton and NewsbOy,
to Henderson; LeweIHn, to EastpOrt;
QuiclSstep from CAIRO.
The Sam. orr lad nice trip. She re.
turns to 4he Tennessee on Friday -. The
J..P. webb was pretty light. The Ar
mazda. had a staving good trip out, includ-
ing large lot of poultry for New Orleans,
and a crowd Of poop The Ada Lyon
had also an excellent "trip out. The
Chattanooga, Goldfnch and LeweIlin ali
had good trips. The great Richmond
will certainly be here early this morning.
.---.--.Capt. Gus. Lemclze writes US that the
MayhOwer has been temper 4rily with
drawn from the Evansville and Memphi,
trade, and takes a trip from ST Louis to
Vicksburg. The expressions of regret at
the Withdrawal of the Mayfiower from
these waters are very general among our
merchants aud the people generally .-.-.-...
The Quickstep arrived from Cairo at ten
o'clock last night with good trip Of freight
and ople-..-....Capt- Hodge Brown, for
merry of the J. P. Webb and Phantom, is
in the city, looking exceedingly well. We
should like to see Capt. Brown in COM
mand of a Inc steamer running from this
port. He is a whole sou1ed. large hearted,
genial gentleman. May his shadow never
grow less.........The Rot Roy left Cincinnati
for this port last night.
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PITTsBURG. April 22-Noon River 5 feet
II inches and falling. Weather clear and
mild.
PITTsBURG, April 22-Evening Weather
beautiful, River feet and 2 inches and
falling slowly.
CINCINNATI, April 22-River fallen q
inches; 81 feet tgches in the channel.
Weather clear. Thermometer $50.
LOUISVILLE April 22-River falling fast;
lla feet OF water n the canal by the mark.
w eai her clear and warm.
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The Franklin Brick Machine

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