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National Love of Office and Money

National Love of Office and Money.
A bane Of this nation has been Office
seeking and scheming and plotting to cheat
the Government. To get the offices, how
ever, was at the same time to get at the
contracts and distribute jobs to favorites.
The success that has been achieved by
official corruption and partisan rewards
has been astounding, and the demoralizing
effects upon public virtue have been wide
spread and alarming. The nation has been
so completely absorbed in these ways and
means of plumber and accumulation of
wealth that a wonderful degree of apathy
has seized upon the public mind with refer
ence to any and everything else. Gains
and thrift from the possession of power and
place in the Government were the begin
ming and the end Of all interest in public
affairs. The institutions of the country
the Constitution, the sacred ark of civil
liberty-the general welfare of the nation
are lost sight of in the excitement of party
conflict over the spells Of victory.
The GALAXY, very conservative and in
telligent monthly, of Now York, touches
upon this subject in its last issue. 1t de-
plores the sordid temper prevalent among
the people, and their apparent apathy in
the midst Of the revolution of the Govern
ment pow in progress at Washington. We
quote the following paragraph from its arti-
Gle:
"We let the men who have made poll
tics their trade, and who have bought,
wheedled, and intrigued themselves into
Congress, attempt to subvert it (tbe Co
Vernmen), to change its very organic law,
and at each new hcave upon the lever We
rush, not to arms, but to bulletins, to see
the price Of gold! We see that this action
IS unconstitutional the very leader in
these measures declares in euphemistic
phrase that the action is outside the Con-
stltuton but we are supine, if not indif-.
ferent. We seem to say: 1T is the poll
ticianS' business. If the boiler bursts,
why We are only passengers We
are governed and we have a govern
ing class to which we submit without
murmur like other governed peoples. But
our attitude of apathy or confidence sug-
gests one reflection which is not cheering,
which cannot increase our Selfrespect.
We are thus quiet when the fundamental
organization is threatened. But when 8
question of dollar more or less excise on
achiskey; of q cent or too more;or less the
pound on cotton, or on iron; of who shall
be the ms and who the outs in the post
.6ice, the customs, or the internal reuenus
Mgseeea.-What thorough organization, what
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6Dec5aZ Notices.
mTOFARMERs 5ANDPLANTERs.-I!


M ToFARMERs .ANDPLANTEhs.-aas
subscribers offer for SALE in lots 70 suit
1000 TONS or DoUBLE-REFiHBD Poo !as 1,au,
Of the Lodi Manufacturing Company. made iro =,
the night soil, blood, ofsl and dead sn,ms0 p
Nav York city, for which tbs COMPANY nave "a
.,u.,va contract Price only TWENTY-FIVE
DOLL. PEE TON. freight and charges from 10
Nav York added. Warranted by the company y
bs equal weight for weight to any sh.prieea
III the market. The results On corn.
cotton, tobacco and grain, have been astonisnins
the past season. It natures the crop nom s'n 0'
20 two we ks earlier, and doubles the crop.
Pamphlets, with certificates Of hundreds OF well
known planters and farmers, and every informs
tion sent free to any one Supplying by letter o.
o.harv,se to HoOE b WEDDERBuKa,g
osnsi "''S Alexandria, Va.
ALLI:oa d ADDISON, g
Richmond, Va.
rou annfacturtrg Company, New York.
Ia 25-2m
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MARRIED,

On the evening Of the 22d instant, at the resi-
Price, Mr.. William q. PA ksoN, Of Baltimore,
to Miss II. B., daughter of the late D. G. Rogers,
Esq, of Richmond.
Lynchburg Yirginian and Columbus. Ca, pa
pers please copy.
On the 22d instant at the residence Of the BRIDES
father, by the K. v. Mr.. N. j. Michelbacher, Mr.:
4. M0RITZ. of Monticello, Fla, 10 Miss ROSALlE
SMITH, Of Richmond. No cards.
New orleans Picdyune. Memphis AuGtdnche,
and Shreveport tLa.l Gazette, please copy.
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The prices we quote are for good and reliable
goods; all OF which we have now IN store
Exeellent Linen Toweling at l7ac., would be cheap
n at 16c.;
Real French-woye Corsets, ell sizes, white and
colored, at 81;
Genuine WEIGH Flannel at 500. per yard, cost CSC.
in gold to import;
Mufs at So. so, -, and SIS;
Elegant Embroidered Corsets at&3, worth So;
Excellent White Brillans, at 2oc., worth aoc', and
no mistake;
Check Muslin at 1esc., worth 2oc.;
Fringed Napkins, pure Linen, at Sl.2s per dozen,
worth 81;
Embroidered Robes forinfants at $3.50, usually
1old at IS;
silk Twist Head Nets at 2sc., worth 5oc
Elegant Embroidered Linen Sets at 81, worth 81
st$2.6o, worth 81;
Bonnet Ribbons at 35c., worth &C., per yard
WoolIen Yarn at 75c. per pound, worth $l.2S;l
Yarn, twelve skeins, for Soc., worth 81;
| Jet Nail Heads at ace. per gross;
| Ladies' Hoop Skirts at 49, 50, and eoc.
Misses Morino Hose at soc. a pair, would be cheap
at 75c.
Balmoral Skirts at 81 IS and 50;
Huckaback Towels at Sl.5o per dozen, worm %
Heavy Table Linen at 75c. per yard, worth 81;
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs at $l.25, $780, and
S2per dozen;
Pillow case Cotton, d inches wide, at 1sc
Bleached and Unbleached Cottons at So, 10, 49,
and 1898. per yard;
Calicoes at 81 10, l23. and le3c.;
White Flannel, full yard wide, all wool, at soc.
White, Red, and Yellow Flannel, warranted all
wool, at soc. per yard;
L Trv1n Had
worth 50o
Excellent satinets at 60c.,
Printed Satinets at 25c.,
Bed Tick at l23c,
Shifting Stripes at 12tc.,
Ladies' Fleece. Lined Gloves at los,
Plush Lined Berlin Gloves at &c.,, worth Toe.
spun SILK Gloves at 800. worth soe.;
Lambs w. oil Hose at Csc, worth soc. pair;
Gents Merino Lined Gloves at 25c.,
! Cloth Gloves at doc, worth 75c.
Gents Linen Handkerchiefs, large size, at Soc.,
worth 75c.
Canton Flannel at lSc.,
| Handsome Light Cloak Cloths at ~ ana $z.so,
worth So and $3.50.
| We offer at greater bargains than ever our whole
stock of
DRESS GOODS,
Boulevard and Balmoral Skirts,
Table and Piano Covers,
Black Silks,
Linen and Cotton sheetin8s,
Blankets,
| Cloth for Cloaks,
All kinds OF Cloaks for ladies,
| Bead Trimmings,
Fancy Buttons,
Hoods
Sortags,
| Nubias,
Worked Bands,
Swiss, Cambria, Jaconett, and Main.
| sock Muslin,
| Window Shades, must be sold to close;
| Travelling Bags,
Work Baskets.
| We invite all purchasers Of DRY GOODS to give
us q call, assuring them that We are prepared te
supply their wants upon the most reasonable
terms. LEVY BROTHERS,
| l547 Main street,
js2a nearly opposite the Old Market House.
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lively interest, what contribution Of money,
what rushing Of committees to Washing,
ton--how the telegraph wires thrill day and
night with the agitating subject There IS
more oo,amotion ooer the appointment Of one
tar. oatherer than ouer q congressional reso-
i,ltion sotich oueyTides or sets aside the Con-
stitasioz, in virtue Of which only is our
national existence. We seem to think
less Of our political birth-right than of a
mess of pottagel"
Very true. But this apathy will yet be
dispelied by an earthquake!
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Bg PLANTERS NATIONAL .BANh w
RICHMOND,
(suocessor to the old Farmers Bank OF Virsinisj'
northeast corner Main and Twelfth streets.
WILLIAM r. MACFARLAND, President; late
President Farmers Bank OF Virginia.
J. NJ. aoDDIN, Csshisr; late Cashier Farmers
Bank Of Virginia.
The ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS hh'
CHANTS, and others, respectfully solicited.
COLLECTIONS MADE on al accessible points
in the United States, and promptly remitted for.
la 25-3m
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E@ STEARINE SOAP.-This best of all
family soaps, now so favorably known all over
the United States is, as It's name indicates, made
OF the hard substance of pure tallow" upon an
entirely new principle. Clothes need no boiling,
no rubbing on washboard; one pound will go
as far as three pounds Of other family soaps. II
It does not give satisfaction return It at our ex-
penss. Beware OF limitations the genuine Is
made only by
MoKEONE, VAN HAAGEE & CO.,
Manufacturers,
% south Front street, Philadelphia; 80 Barclay
street, Eew York. no ao-eow6m
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Chesapeake d ohio Rmvd,

.THFSAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" Ro AD-LAND AND LOTS IN RICHMOND
RECEIVED IN PAYMENT PoR sToGk:-Ths
act passed on the lst day Of March, 1857. to pro-
vide for the eompletionof line or lines Of rail-.
road from the waters Of the Chesapeake to the
Ohio river" authorizes land to be received IN
thorizes the Virgins Central Railroad Company
commissioners to construct the road from Coving.
ton to the Ohio river, and upon the conclusion Of
such contract grants TO the Central Company all
the rights and privileges conferred on the Chess.
peake and Ohio Railroad Company.
On the 3oth day Of November, ultimo, the Viz.
ginia Central Railroad Company entered into .
contract TO construct the Covington and Ohio rail-
road upon condition that 90, SEQ 900 OF stock was
subscribed to the stock OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company said stock to be entitled
10 preferred per cent. dividend after the road
is completed to the Ohio river.
am authorized to Iecsive subscriptions to this
stock payable in lands along the Line OF any rail-
road in Virginia, or Ia Richnond City lots II the
prices can be agreed ON.
Parties who propose to subscribe will be ex.
pscted In every case TO furnish, &C their own cost
Their sPort OF some lawyer named by myself thar
the title is good.
The ultimate value Of the stock OF tho Chess.
peake and Ohio Railroad Company may be ssi'
mated from the receipts Of the northern lines
Last year the receipts of the Pennsylvania Gem
trail. $50 miles, wera $,6.eS5 ,sss; the New YORK
Central. 400 miles, $i4, sso, 1855.
President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
1a7-lm
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@J. C. COURTNEY s. SON are closing out
heir stock OF DRY GOODS now on hand at and De-
low cost for cash. no. Bis Broad street.
la Cat
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OFFICE YIzaIH1A CKsrR al RAILgoAp Coa'Y, I
RIcHxGND, January !, 1858.

,6iCHAGHps January ], 1890. }
|. HHESAPEAKE, AND OHIO RAIL-
" noAD-LAND REcEIyED IMPAIRMENT OF
ton OF tho act passed March !, 1857, TO provide
for the completion OF line or lines Of rsilrosc
from the waters Of the Chesapeake to the ONO
river authorizes the Virginia Central gailresd
Railroad Commissioners for the construction o.
the railroad from CoyiEgton 20 the Ohio river |,
and In the event sneh contract be made, IL so Az
Railroad Company. and be entitled to all The
rights and privileges conferred on the ChesspsSA'
and Ohio Railroad Company By this act; ,,,n.d .e,
The ninth section Of the above. nSnsiohasSco Com s
pany the right 10 receive land IN payment OF suo'
| scriDtions Of stock. ~.
On the solh day o. November ulsimo 'h ,n, sn,
Contract to eonstrae. he coyIpsion and Ohio rail-.
road upon condition thai ~ 500. 600 OF s1oeA -
VOW therefore, this is TO give notice .h.. sD
s sSss5lsss II s e 81 sTaoR
! LAND IL the ps'c es are satisfactory, ana m sn,
the same preferred. with eight per cent ci hio
dend, as soon as the road Is completed 70 tns Wa
/ viii receive application for subserip,ieoaa. .
such eight per cent: prsfsryed stock o. tag nna
gss1a and ohio Tstl.osd. psyseis 70 iapSs,
Parties who propose to srbscrihs land wv ov ~
expsctsd, sn every sase, to furnish % thplr o"u
eost the report Of some lawyer named ns H amor
dat the title Y good price to be asssss, as
s nassi value OF $3.50.
| Ths ultimate value OF the stock OF the oh 81
psake and Ohio Railroad COMPANY may be ,, ssa
Last year the receipts 81 tbs Psnnsyiyanls Cen
trail, aes Eiies, were Sls So, $50; the New ios'
Central. @Ss m,iss, 81. So. 7ss. vo.r,,sx.
Presidens Virginia Central Railroad Company
ia 1-lsn -
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nE CABEEL & WATKINS, ,-.
RIAL ESTATE AGEHTS and AUCTION Ahh0'
Ills MAIN STREET.
,..,-,n ,,s,, friends that as incidental to theiP
Pal Estata business, but in 10 way to fnterfefe
With e thew win negotiate LOANS on real estate,
coIIstarals. and commercial paper, and buy ana
sslI stocks, Bonds, and Bank Notes on commits
sion. ~
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sw UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
ifsAVINGs INsTITUTIOa1
oFFIoR At THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE bAuh'
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, ssea.oos.
rH1s INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER 0ssT.
'-- Oh DEPOSITS.
DAVENPORT, JI.. President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
A. Ps,ns, A. Hundley, W. 3. orarlss,
WIN. catcher, r.U. Dudley, z. 3. Blanksn.
A. Bodsker, B. B. Weisiger, ship,
W A snost. Noses Enyson, J. B. Winston.
r Kliat. yas W. Archer, A. A. Hutshin.
. p T.ylor. J. Rosenbaum, son,
" Rinford. J. w. Hall, Wv. boswell,
CT a,,1 II. w. Pember. Powhatau Wei
VIM. &. Tyler, ton, sisei.
sna .seurity offered to dspositors is undoubted,
and the institution should commend isaeH 70 ali
slasses.
- This institution. Here they viii and security,
,onyon,encs, and profit. Sums - small % one
dollar may ne deposited and six per cent Interest,"
received on same.
On ca bours from . A. II. to- P. IL. on Saturday
nom A. M. to3P. H., and from I to T. u.
10 0-d6swu
,ozxpr n. sAuzY. JknHs L. nAURY.
ROBERT r. BROOKE.
nT Il. II. MAURY & co.,
{ssTABLIgHHD IN lSss,
BANKERS AND BROKER,
30. 1o1& Il lain street,
arst house below the post-omse,
RICHMOND, Va.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND sLVAk'
HAEK NOTES, STATE, CITY, snd
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &c.,
bought and sold on commission.
pgpOsITs RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
NAD8 on .n asssssibls points In tho onlesa
States.
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M SPECIAL NOTICE-R OVAL
JOHN C. sHAFER & CO., Merchant Tailors, have
removed to their new building, No. loo2 Main
street corner Tenth (third door above the post
ofice), where they will continue their business in
all its branches, and would respectfully solicit
continuance Of the favors Of their patrons and the
public generally. 1a n-lm
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r DAN oFFIOE-MONEY LoANND

IL Any amount. at 1881 Main street, between Eff
BROTHBR'S LOAN OF FfCR established 1885.
ware, &c., &c. Business confidential. Open
DAILY, except SATURDAY and SATURDAY
MIGHT, from dark to 10 p. u. ia E1TuThSgH
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The consideration of the report OF Inc
Committee on Finance was declared next
in order. The Convention then took re-
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Land Agescies.
rIRGINIA I.AND.ANDA All IMmI
v - CITATION c0APAHYss =
CHARTssIDYEDsu s. 1873.
oRa1aIZED DIoIxBsA u, 1887.

E
CAPITAL STOCK ss,ess s g. 2. SO EACH,
s,eeo HHAHxs FOE Wosxrss CAPITAL.
II 600 sHxKEB TO BE ISSUED II FAYkIET Pos
- LANDS. 80
n ooS Shares win be bsued as the fature exigsn.
ctes Of the Company may require.
The object OF the Company L. 70 bring the lands
OF Virginia into market and cultivation.
& The Dtan IL BiuilaY 10 that succeAsfully pursued
hvfts Illinois central Railroad lCompaDy and
isnd.oupeSs in the West in developing thar
ands ~ safes OF aiteInste email tracts at low and
dxed rates TO 1etual settlers with families and
IL Ia the only plan TO secure Ieable labor for ag-
In oder 10 secure cooperation, no CONVEYANCE
viii be required until 100, 900 ACRES are sub.
scribsd and the company will not commences liz
operations until ali the conyeJancea are sassfsc.
Land.oWnsrs can divide their lands a. they
deem best, and convey any portt N In one tract OF
alternate tracts. ga
No subscription Of less than one hundred acres
will be received and all must be made bsfors the
isl Of March.
actual retieers with families.
On the f8lr business principle OF interest to all
concerned, the enterprise commends itself 10 the
favorable Consideration OF every practical land.
owner In Virgins.
Company, Richmond, Va
RORR1T BOILING, secret,ry;
+ W.. G. GREGORY, Treasurer.
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WHITE DRESS SHIRTS made to
w order or in stock which cannot be excelled
In STYLE, FIT, or WORKMANSHIP, in this or
any other market. A fit guaranteed. or no sale.
Our BOYS and MEMS CL,THlNG always COM
plets in assortment Call at 1903 Main street.
ja24 WILLIAM ia SMITa 20.
IS A MOTHER RICHMOND IN THE
n FIELD" fighting against high prices. He
No 1917 Main street. where the best suits can be
had for the least money.
Elegant Winter Clothing for Men, Youths,
and Boys, must be sold, as am dstermin ed not
to carry hem over.
Furnishing Goods In endless variety selling at
prices to suit these hard times.
few more Beaver Suits. Beaver .Capes, and
Beaver Overcoats, left at JULIUS KRAkER'S,
ia % Merchant Tailor.
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DEMQVAL.- G. j. ENHOW q
street. enc door above Mitchell 4 Tylsr,s.. "a,
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THE PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY
j. OF VIRGINIA.. G. RANDOLPH i CO.
Branch office. Richmond, Va, at present located
corner Main and Eleventh street,. w. b. ROBINS,
local partrer.
OF nartiss who comply with its terms, free Of sll
arge except In OF sale; and through It's ex.
tensivs connections has disposed OF very large
quantity OF lands since 1855. -,
consul cir interest by correspondence Of once
with US. enclosing descriptions Of the properly for
sale. Address w. b. hOblas,
Local Partner Piedmont Land Agency.
la l7-3md&sH hlcnmoEo, Va.
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F0RM.

I, the undersigned, hereby subscribe - acres
Of the Virginia Land and aid immigration Con-.
pany incorporated February 1885,
hereby bind myself, my heirs, &c 70 convey
the said land to the said company BY good and
sufncient deed, contsinipg survey and plat, with
general warranty Of title, and free rom all In
cumbrance whauoev6r, and TO receive, a. the
Ice par acre agreed upon, IN certificates Of foil.
paid shares OF the capital stock OF said company
at the par value Of $50.
company within twelve months from date hereof
this'contract to be void
No. mo. acresl no. Where located Price
acres cleared x sssss ana description aE PER
Witness my hand and seal this-day Of -,
1858. -----.t------. tseai.]
ja18-im
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ARTICLE I.-BILL OF RIGHTS.
The declaration Of the political rights and
privileges of the inhabitants of this State is
hereby declared 10 be a part of the Constitu-
ton of this Commonwealth, and shall not be
violated on any pretence whatever.
ARTICLE II.-DIvIsIoS OF POWERS.
The Legislative. executive, and Judiciary de-
partments shall be separate and distinct, SO
that neither exercise the powers properly be-
longing to either Of the others; nor shall any
person exercise the powers of more than one
of them at the same time, except as hereinaf-
Ter provided.
FIN the preamble Of the Constitution, as
adopted above, there is no change. There
is some alteration in the language of the
first article, but none in its meaning. The
second is amended by striking out the
words "except that justices of the peace
shall be eligible to either House of Assem-
bly," ct the end of the article, and the fol-
lowing inserted in place of them: "except
as hereinafter provided.nl
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sw UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
ifsAVINGS INSTITUT1OaJ
oFFIOR AT THE NATIONAL EXCHAH16 oA0n
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w REPORT OF THE
DRY GOODS MARKET

wREPoRT OF THE
DRY GOODS MARKET
OF TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
IN keen four citizens posted, we give below The
prices OF the leading styles OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
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The subscriber begs leave to announce to his
friends and the public generally that he will con-
tinue the ship brokerage aud commission business
at D. Parr Sons store, No IL Fifteenth street.
between Main and Cary, and hopes to merit the
patronage SO literally bestowed upon the late
100000 - DAVID PARR JR
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N.-The firm Of
IL ARmISTEAD & PARR Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Either party will use the
! ARMlSTEAD Il PARE.
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/ take pleasure In rec ommending Mr.. DAVID
PARK, JR., to my friends and the puolic gene:
rally, and solicit for him the patronage bestowed
upon the firm Of Armistead Parr.
ROBERT A. ARMIsTBAD.
Jannarv n 1863 ia23-eod2w
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NOT PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF

or the lodi anufacturirg Company New ! OH
ia 25-2m
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President Virginia Central gaiiroad Company
ia 1-ln -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-20
REV Err ne wg
Fcg other Rtpe,. Henus see THIRD Taaoe


The river was falling very slowly, if
any, late last evening The rain. as
we learn from Captain Hollcroft. of
the Rose Hite. extended far up the
river, and was very heavy. All the
small streams hence to Louisville were
pouring out, and we shall not be sur.
prised if a rise ensues.-....The addi-
tional arrivals and departures up to
midnight include the Mollie Norton
and Sallie ", to Henderson, Rapidan
No. 2, to Cairo: James Gray, to Green
River; Ollie Sullivan, from Cannelton;
Rose Hite, Louisville and return !;
Quickstep, from Cairo ........A large
number of persons congregated on
Water Street to see the Sallie ". and
the Moilie Norton go out yesterday.
The officers of tae Sallie v, however,
avow their purpose not to race She
started ahead, by half a mile or more,
and made good time out Of sight.
The Moilie went out in gallant style.
A dispatch from Henderson states
that the Mollie arrived an hour
ahead The officers and owners of
the Sallie believe she is fast enough
for all practical purposes, and are
content. The Rose Hite arrived
at z o'clock. and went to Henderson
1.-THE Quickstep arrived about
IL o'clock last night, with an excel
lent trip of freight and passengers,
and the Rose Hite. returning from
Henders on, left at IL o'clock for Lou
isville. with a nice packet trip..~......
Captain Dan Weaver, of this city, is
one of the pilots of the steamer En-
ma No. 3, which left Cincinnati for
New Orleans on Tuesday evening.
The Emma No. 3 will be here this
evening.........The Morning Star may
be expected here to-day, as the regu-
lar Louisville packet. She will run
until the Tarascon is again ready for
duty. S.
Memorandum and Manifest.-The
4bdAlIUdu OlGaucI ASulckSbep ielL OalfO
Tuesday, August Is, at5:30 P. NJ. No
boats in port. Weather warm. River
falling. Snaeboats S. III. Long and
j. j. Albert lying at Mound City.
Steamers Dexter, r. E. Lee and
Thompson Dean undergoing repairs
at same place. 10Th, met Cumberland
at Elizabethtown; Anna aground at
Walkers Bar; Rapidan No. 2 at
West Franklin.
VIM. Heilman, staye knives; M.
Calm & Co., 10 barrels whisky; Jacob
Heblicb, 80 barrels -four; Peter Pree-
torius, 10 sheep; S. e. Gilbert & Co.,
| barrel bacon; B. Baer. z pks mdse
VIM. G.. Brown IL Co., bags wool;
G. Viele q Co., 1 keg syrup; f. M.
Humphrey & Co., box mdse; j..
Rice & Co., 6 half beer barrels; Madi-
son, Al empty beer barrels; Cincin-
matt, q pkgs mdse; Louisville, l
hid tobacco and 80 pkgs mdse;
Mauckport, 68 sacks wheat.