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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1869-03-02

In the very first section Of this
bill the United States grounds are
excluded from the city. This is in
direct conflict with an act of Con-
gross which gives the city of Baton
Rouge police jurisdiction over this
property. 1t is well known that
besides the enclosed garrison, there
is a large arrear Of open land within
the corporate limits Of this city
over which the garrison exercises
no sort of jurisdiction, and which
without being subject to the police
control of the city would afford a
refuge for all the desperadoes and
thieves Of the community.
This bill prohibits the authori-
ties of the city from ever hereafter
increasing the present indebted
ness Of the city-prohibits them
from effecting any loans, for any
purpose, without taking a vote Of
the citizens-makes the officers
elective in April Of each year, and
requires their salaries to be paid
from the LIST of January Of the
year in which they are elected
requires all expenses, salaries, H.
censes, taxes, etc, to be levied I'M
alterably in December, and gives
the incoming Board 10 April the
right, from time to time, to change
them as they may deem proper.
It requires the members Of the
Board to give their time, gratui-
tously, to the city and to be SUBJ
jected at all times to compulsory
attendance upon the officers of the
>:k- Ia .,,.,r;lou e., ca,,.ol -
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Call at II. Wars
N EW STORE

IN r. w SIOH h
= FOR THE FOLLOWING ART1CLEs:
AZ BARRELS Choice Peach Blow Potatoes,
~ 40 barrels Pink Eye Potatoes FOR ,lsnting.
30 barrels Choice Flour,
20 sacks Choice Flour,
4barreis Pickles,
= barrels Sauerkraut,
barrels Choice No. MaeksreL
10 barrels Assorted Liquors,
halt barrels Pigs Feet,
halt barrels Picked Tongues,
half barrels doldsn syrup,
2 half barrels Spare Ribs,
- 10 boxes Raisins,
Is boxes soap,
20 boxes Assorted Crackers
3 boxes Candies,
30 boxes Candles,
boxes vermiceiIi,
boxes Maearoni,
boxes Goldfish,
l. 1000 Clear Sides,
500 Smoked shoulders,
8 kegs Fresh Western Butter,
~ s kegs Fresh doshsn Butter
Kegs fresh Holland Herrings,
~ 8tierces Lard,
s ks6s Lard.
Also full essortmsnt Of Wines, LIQUORS, 70
oaeco, Cigars, Crockery. Tin and willow ware
Just received at
N. WAYS NEW STORE,
! dscso. Opposite the Court House.
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Business Notices.

See advertisement of Mr.. J. JAS
tremski, offering for sale Concen-j
trated Lye, at New Orleans prices
for cash.
The attention of itigants, and
others likely to be engaged in law
suits, is called to the professional
card of our well known and much
esteemed fellow-citizen, Mr.. Henry
Avery. !
We call the especial attention Of
our friends to the advertisement
OF the RAILROAD CHEAP STORE. It
will be seen that it is one of the
largest and most complete estab,,
|lishments in our city. The stock,
OF goods is assorted in every de-
partment and offered at bargains.
Attention is called to the adyer-
|tlsement Of MIR. Parker. Read his
advertisement, and if the articl,
wanted In his line is not found IN
||1-fsat column, IL ispetause the name
was crowded out. Mr.. Parker is
ore of our most reliable and far
seeing merchants, he sells cheap,
gives good bargains, and is mer-
chant in whom purchasers can
place the utmost reliance.
The Sugar Planter in speaking
of the establishment Of Mr.. Fend-
Ter, our neighbor on Third street,
says : This enterprising firm CON-
mends itself specially to the ladies.
Fender has in store full supply
of the celebrated "Beckel corsets,"
direct from the manufactory of
Kaufman & Co, Copenhagen.
These corsets are said by the la
dies to be the best in use, as they
give one with a form like a cotton
bale, a sylph like figure. They
took the gold medal IN London in
1862, and the silver medal at the
Paris Exposition in 1867. To ex-
anime them is to buy.
The Louisiana State Lottery has
proved itself a solid and perfectly
fair and honest institution. The
New Orleans Crescent of the 2Sth
in calling its readers attention to
the scheme, says:
The Louisiana State Lottery
draws daily, at 4 o'clock, and the
wheel of fortune is turned in q large
room, open to all corners; the num-
bers and the prizes are drawn out
of that wheel by well-known and
honorable men, of the highest
character, and having no interest
i'll the result. The lottery has been
authorized and chartered by the
State Legislature, and no other in
dividual or company has a right to /
sell lottery tickets of any descrip-
ton in this city or this State.
Depend upon it, the Louisiana
State Lottery is q wholesome,
hardy, prompt and solid institu-
ton, fair and open in its drawings,
and permanent as the Bank Of
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JUST RECEIVED.
DURCHASkRs WANTED.

OOSI hEC I'll v ED,
WANTED.
70 kegs spicsd Pigs Feet,
barrels Best White Coal Oil,
IL boxes Cheese,
8 tierces Leaf Lard,
: caddies Bright Navy Tobacco,
% packages Cut smoking Tobacco,
tubs Table Butter,
Is boxes Star Candles,
10 Family soap,
10 =. Pearl Starch.
Is :. ANAL Herrings,
10 kits No. !, MacksrsL,
6gross Mason's Backing,
$50 pounds Washing Soda,
barrel Cot ton Wrapping Irvine,
% pounds Nutmsgs,
Is kegs Cut Nails,
Akegs Haxard's Gun Powder,
10 dozen Wash Boards-very cheap.
Ssbl6 JOSHUA BRAL
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FRESH ARRIVALS,

AN in receipt Of rich and elegant Jswslry In
i setts. OF the latest Pasisian design In fine
Coral, Csrbuncie, Pearl and Diamonds, which !
will b happy TO o6sr for inspection.
febo T. RENDLRR
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AT Days DRUG STORE

nan BE FOUND most complsse assortment
~ Of ins Pocket Cutlery, genuine kodssrs'
SCISSORS, all sizes. (warrsntsd), Rasors and
straps, Steel aad Brass spurs. Pistol Cartridges,
alt kilds and sizes. Gail and examine before
purchasing elsewhere and ssavs none.
.feb4-3w X. ID. DAY, Axiu siroet,
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Genuine Rarly Goodrich Potatoes

HAvING just received Ssv barrels Of "st
IL mon Pure" Early Goodrich Potatoss-sh,
produce Of David LAndFsdth 6on-parsiss IN,
vi ling to b humbusgsd with nondsscr, pn hsd
better give ne An early call.
ishIl JOSHUA DIAL.
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PURE WINES 1 BRANDiEs.

| AM ~ appointment, Agent in this city for
4 the ssie OF Noifs's schiedsm hchnapps and
A..s bottled Wines and Liquors. Old Irish w his
Key, Old Jamaica kam. b tiled BrandIes, tor me-
,claal use. The abcyr have Just esss rSssdyed
a. ~, fIa5l o.ts.. 49, hatssc nesrsax sss $sfs.ss
SaaEta pnrksi. r. b. DAY.
Maja fSant
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pays DRUG STORE.

ME PLACE to get fresh and reliable Nsdi.
l. cines, pure Wiaes aud Br xndies, (Wolse'sl.
senuiue Patent Medicines, French and Ea eiish:
pure Cream Tartar, soda, Fiavoring ATTRACTS and
pure Spices, ground and whole. The above xooda
will BE- slid ~ New Orleans prices.
isD4 X. b. DAY, Msin stre>t
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NOTICE.

The undersigned would respectfully call
the public attention to-the fact, that he
will open on February lst, 1859, A FIRST
CLASS DRUG STORE, on MAIN STREET,
bsts0sen Lofayetss and Third, where can be
found At all times complete assortment
of everything belonging to the Drug trade.
dec2 F. NJ. BROOKS.
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Agricultural Implements,

BUILDERS MATERIALS AND HARDWARE
ID 1 would respectfully call the attention Of
Planters, Farmers and the community generally,
Of this and adjoining parishes to my varied,
choice and complete stock Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Builders' Materials,
TOOLS AND HARDWARE.
and invite call and examination Of the same,
At the Store and Wareroom, op posite the Banking
House Of George A Pike, ESQ.,, and near the Post
Once ON Third street.
janl2 JAMES McVAY,
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NOTICE.

4 FTER this date MIR. Q. x. DAVID will repre-
"A sent my business, and will be found q nv
Dias store at ali hours, day or night
jan2 Il. D. DAY.
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Fancy Goods.

MOO numerous TO mention--of every style can
l. be found NJ low prices At.
oct20 1. RoSENRIELD'S.
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NEW BOOKS-NEW BOOKS

SOUTHERN AMARANTH,
MOHuN, by John Eaten Cooke.
AS BY FIRE, by Miss Nellie Marshall.
HOUSE IN BALFOUR ST. by Chas. Dimitry.
BLiNDPITrS-A Story of Scottish Life
RUBY'S HUSBAND by Marion Harland.
MADAME TuEKESE, or the Volunteers of 80
WHAT KNOW ABOUT BEN ECCLES,
THE HEROINE OF THE CONFEDERACY,
WlNNER'6 NEW VIOLIN TEACHER.
Just received 1t
jansO BEAIs BOOK / VARIETY STORE.
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SaddlerY,
Gloves.

LIVERY style and quality At
~ oct20 l.. ROSENPIELD'S,
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French Calicoes and Dress Goods

70 SUIT THE TASTE and at remarkably low
L prices, bought in france and Germany.
sctlU l.. kOsENFIkLDS,
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Gloves.
WE HAVE imported, direct, fine assert.
w ment for LaJies', Gentlemen and Children,
which We offer At low prices
oct20 L. ROSENFIELD'S.
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Home Again.
Boots and shoes.

nUR usual heavy stock OF these goods--the
~ latest and best styles, which in price aud
quality cannot be surpassed. Call II you wait =
got d article At
octzU L, EOsENFIELD,S
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staple and Domestic Goods,

LIVERY style and quAiity, bought at The iatsst
II decline, at
vct20 L. ROSENEIELD'S
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Broad Cloth and Cashmere,

nv DIRECT In FORMATION, suitable for ladies
~ and gentlemen, selected carefully and Of the
latest style at l.. kuSbA III ELD's.
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To Physicians and tho Sick.

To Physicians and tho Sick.
Vuuk ATTENTION il called to tbs taet thss
L am in receipt of full list Of Mr.. Udolpho
" oiie's celsbratsd genuine ines and Liquors
tor medicinal use; Old irish whisky, Old ia
nsica Rum, Port Wine. sherry Wine, Ma .sira
Wine, and various brands Of old III And,es.
These Liquors are from the old and well known
muse OF Udolrho Wolfe, and may be relied upon.
Ply scians requested to cali and examine
them. tfeb4-3wj RID. DAY, Main street,
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A FEW barrels for sale BY
"A isb2s JOSHUA DEAE,
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Hats, Tor Men, boy saau--sla en-

vi largest assof tmelt, made To order fag re
l. tail trade. Many new and osautifui STYLES
never before offered in this market
0ct2O l.. kllaEN EIELlH.
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Corn shelters for Sale.
SEED RYE.

RIRsT-OLASs Iron Frame Corn shellsrs inst
- received and for sale BY
sep10 JOSHUA REAL.
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IN STORE,

A LII the popular Patent Medicinals OF the dsy
"A Pure Drugs and Chemicals, Tincturss aud
syIups Of my own preparation in exact aecor.
dance with the New United States Dispensatory
BROOKS NEW DRUG STORE
fcb6 ~ Main street.
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GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
A FULL assortment at BROOKS New Drug
"A Store, ~ Main street. fehN
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MY DRUG BUSINESS 10 receiving Close and
lAl special attention; my Drugs, MedicinsS,
Chemicals and Patent Medicines are bought o2
drst hands, and At the lowest market ratso. I
AN continually receiving Fresh stocks, and
purchasers can rely upon getting fresh, reliabIs
and genuine Medicines, and 1t prices to suit the
times. Planters and others viii please call, u.
anime and price my goods.
feb4-3W H. D. DAY. Main atrank
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Linens. Table Covers, NAPKINS. &c,

" THbsk goods selected the best IN irisb
~ and German markets, and any prices ar.
sosey than ever. Try at
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A FINE TRACT OF LAND on the Mississippi
"A river, six miles below plaqusmne, parish Of
lberviiis, ring So arpenis front, by 10 Ar
pents in depth. The place is under fence and
contains Two story dwelling house, which viii
b. sold cheap for cash. Apply to
jan2l Baton Ro.gs. +.
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JUST ARRIVED.

kNDWARD WlLDER'S Stomach Bittsrs, Sara.
IL psriua and Potash, Compound Extract Wild
.Aerry, Chill Ionic. Mothsrs' Worm syrup. Pam.
lily Pills-at his prices.
kkOUKS' NEW DRUG STORE.
IeDo ~ Main Streot
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FREE STORAGE FOR COTTON.
PLANTERS DESTROYS OF securing . few dsys'
i storage Of their cotton can be accommodated
and IN frs-proof quarters-fres Of cAarse by
Janlz JOSHUA 6EAL
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NEW STOCK

TO CONSUMERS OF PHYSIC.
MY DRUGS are pure, my prices moderate.
IVA Terms cash. Brooks NEW DRUG STORE.
- Main street. fah9
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FOR CASH,

pUISTS Garden Seeds At BROOKS New Drus
- store, % Main street. feh2
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A LIGHT Two-HoRsE WAGON (nssrly nsv).
"A can be bought on very reasonable tsrne.
ssp,l5 JAMES NoVAY.
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ATTENTION, GARDENER

ATTENTION, GARDENERS!
+ ANDKETHs GARDEN SEEDS by the paper
- or BY the Predetermined crop VI Us.
Inc most reliable seed In the market.
fee4-Sw X. d. DAY, Main street,
Landredth's Genuine Garden seeds,
( MOP OF ls6s-largs papsrs. For sale 70 the
~ trade or At retail. X. D. DAY,
JAM Main street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-20

gineers, because considered them very
safe. / never saw any men more attentive
10 their businefs, or more careful. never
run with engineers that tried the water
IN the boilers rs often as they WCuid, and
1 considered them perfectly safe. As Ia
as the two boats racing was concerned
they never run together, one never pa ssed
gether under way; and on the last trip
don't think that saw the boats when I'M
Ger way closer together than one mile
apart, and that only once. The
scott was not In sight when the
Phantom exploded. A great many
persons ask me how I account for
II? Wen L cannot account for 10 in any way.
1 am satisfied there was plenty OF water I'm
me boilers; the doctor was running all the
Time and don't know how to account for
the accident As far as l am concerned. /
uon't Know Meth do / believe, that any
one IS to blame. / cannot, being present
AZ the time, and seeing for myself, attach
lne Diame to any person. 1 think every
a ~ zone MS duty. That is my honest
opinion. j. B. SHEATH.
The Anna arrived at hsIr past twelve
this morning, with a big trip.........Captain
George Danley was IN command of the
Nightingale last night, relieving Captain
Mather, who is sick.
IAEIFEsT-Of the steamer FANNY Bran-
deis, Cairo TO Evansville. Sept 49, 1859:
EvansV1lIe-R X Dunkerson q Co 100
barrels OF Hour; BOett1cher, Kellogg g. Co..
2 boxes axe handles; Ragon, hickey q
Carson, barrel whisky; H Gumberts,
sacks feathers; Clement, White d Co, / %
barrel cider and l sack OF feathers.
REsHIPPING.
Louisville-l0 dozen brooms.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-20
CITY ADVERTTsESTENT e.
Corporation Notices.
september l5th. 1869
ORDER FOR BRICK sIDFwArKI

ORDER FOR BEltk AlDEWA LKs
A ND NOW IN IS HERERV orr
Adered aud directed 10y The Common
Council. OF the city Of Evansville hat the
owners OF all lots OF parts OF lots. fromtlna
on or adjoining the sOuthWel side OF Gems
trail Market, between Ingl street aud
Bond street,
The west side or Franklin Avenue. frtm
Finn street TO Nlntn street;
The west side OF Third Avenue, from
Fourth street o. Sixth street;
The northwest side at Lugle street, from
Carpenter street TO Bond street.
The northeast Side OF ID m street from
econd street TO Third street:
The west side of Fulton Avenue from
Fourth street 10 Finn street.
The northwest side OF Vine street. from
Second street TO Third street;
The southwest side OF Third street. from
Vine street Co Division street;
The southeast side OF Division street,
from Second street 10 Third street;
The northeast side of Second street from
Division street TO Vine street;
The north side oil Seventh street. from
Division street 90 IuEle street;
The southeast side OF Walnut street.
from Fifth street to Sixth street:
The west side Of Division street, from
Sixth street 10 seventh street:
Tue northeast side OF FiuE street. from
Division street 10 Iugle street;
The northeast side of Fifth direct. from
Ingle street to Bond sueet;
The east side OF First street, from Pine
street I'd Leet Atrf Ell
The south side of Sixth street, from
Chestnut street TO Cherry street;
The west side OF First street, from DIE
vision street to lngie street;
"a said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
to be brought 20 the proper grade. aud
that they cause a sidewalk OF class uum-
Der one 10 be laid down thereon within
thirty days from The publication OF this
order. A. NJ. Nice RIFF, Clerk,
By E. a. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks Ohice, sept. 18Th, 1859.
SEQ 81 union copy,
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a0yETARY & COMEEERCEAF.
Nes YORK HaFKes.


sy TelegraPh.l NEW Y0EK, Sept. Is.
CoIToN-A shade easier; sales of 100
bales at 301<c for middltug uplands
FLOUR - Receipts 1850 barrels; market
faYors buyers; q little more doing in trade
brands; sales or $500 barrels al g5 81
az = for superhne State and Western
s. 5000 30 for extra state; GO 2096 % for ex-
extra: 60 35@7 90 for round hoop Ohio;
e8 5007 90 for extra st. Louis; 81 C0G9 Oh
for good 70 choice do; included in the
state, for export, at So 1OM6 70. Rye 1Our
quiet; sales OF $50 barrels 81 59g6 30.
CORN MEAL-In moderate request; sales
of 800 barrels Bra dywine at 90 -.
WHIsKY-Unsettled and lower sales OF
$50 barrels Western free at 81 1901 is
WHEAr-Receipts II. 500 bushels; market
opened heavy aud l@2c lower; closed with
fair speculative demand and some little
export inquiry; the decline recovered, and
prices are shade nrmer than at the close
yesterday; sales OF $500 bushels at 81 ID
for fair No. 2 Spring, 81 50gl 81 for winter
red and amber Westerni chiefly 81 509l II
for Southern Illinois Winter, and 81 COG
Ell 60 for white Western.
RYE-Qutet.
BARLEY-Dull.
BARLEY bIALT-MOre active; sales Of 8 600
bushels, part at 81 55 fce Stale, and 81 10 for
canada, an extreme; the remainder on
CoRN-Receipts 1l6.3M bushels; market
heaYy and l@2e lower, salas of 900 bush :
western II l29l IA for sound do; 81 IA Tor
white Western.
OATs-Receipts 500 bushels; market
opened lac better, but closed heavy, with
the auYauce lost; sales Of "a 900 bushels at
| 621S@boc for new Southern and Western /;
closing at 621Sa63c
RICE-Qui+t.
COFFEE-Firm.
SUGAR-Firrn sales OF 800 hhds at lll<@
12lc Tor Cuba; lZ1z4l59Ic for Porto r. co.
MoLAsSEs-Q utet and firm.
PETR0LEUM-FlrIn at l7c for crude; 321Sc
for refined.
Observation-Disclosures sole in fair request
at 3093ic, but no buyers and grade OF light
and middle weights.
WooL-Quiet; sales of 3l4 900 pounds at
46d65c for domestic fleece 32445c for pull
ed; 52d5715c for tubbed.
LINsEED OIL-California quiet at 98c9
81 % in casks.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Q Quiet at 43c.
PORK-Firmer and IN moderate demand
sales IS bbls at $50 1891 for mes; closing
NJ $50 81, cash; $40 for old do, S274H so for
prime and S30d3J so FOR prime mess.
BEEF-Steady; sales 80 bbls at sl3 50 for
new plain mess and sl2@l7 for new extra
mess. Beef hams, sales 100 bbls sl S25@30.
CUT MEAr5-Qulet ;-saIes l35 PACKAGES at
l45z9l0Zc for shoulder and H9l9c for
hams.
AiIDDLEs- Quiet sales 70 boxes Ice-eured
LAsD-9uiet and heavy; sales $3.50
tierces at I7159lS5zc Tor steam; l9@l95%c for
kettle rendere q, and $50 tierces steam, SCI
Ter January and February, ut l5Ac.
BUTTER-Qulet at l5925c Tor Ohio.
CHEEsE-G utst at lSgI01zc.
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River Dispatches.
iisvillo-IO dozen brooms.

LOUISVILLE, sept. I9.-Port List-Glas-
gov, Cincinnati to Memphis; Argosy,
Madison and return; La Claire No. 2, 10
Tennessee River. River falling, with feet
inches water In the canal. 4 feet inches
on the falls, and feet inches over the
rocks. Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO, September Is.-Port List-Mary
Houston, Louisville to New Orleans, at
P. N. Belle Memphis, st. Louis to Mem
phis, 10 p. NJ; Minneola, Cincinnati TO
Memphis, A. NJ; Bon Accord, st. Louis
10 Mound City, A. NJ; Milbrey. Tonnes
see River to ST. Louis. 2 P. NJ; Baker, East
port to Cairo, 4 p N: Rubieon, st LOUIS
10 Nlcksourg, p. NJ; Lady Gay, st. Louis
TO New Orleans, p. NJ; Mohawk, New
Orleans to 81. Louis, 6 p. NJ. River rose 10
Inches. Mercury IS.
CAIRO, Sept. l8.-Port List - Brandeis,
Evansville packet, II p NJ; Fulton, Mem
phis to Louisville, An: Edtnburg, Gin
cInnRti TO Memphis, II An; u. II Wilson,
Evansville packet F. N; Friendship,
Belmont 10 st. Louis, p. NJ; UNI ire
/ Evansville packet, PM. River rose 8
/ inches. Weather clear. Mercury So.
| ST. LOUIS, Sept. lS.-Arrfved: FIirt, Up
/ per Missouri; Mary Mcdonald, Omaha;
Mountaineer. Kansas City; Adelia, La
/ Sale; Andy Johnson, Keokuk; Illinois,
Peoria; Camelia, Pittsburg; olive Branch,
/ New Orleank: Minnesota, st. Paul. De-
parted: Bon Accord; Mound City; sehuy-
| Ter, Peoria; city OF st. Paul, st. Paul;
Andy johnson, Keokuk; Lady Gay, New
Orleans; Rubicon, VIcksourg; st. Joseph,
/ Memphis; Nile, Omaha; ST. Luke, MI
| ami. The river continues to fall. Weather
clear and pleasant; mercury 80 at Pm.
| ST. LOUIS, September I9.-FourEdredgin g
/ boats passed here yesterday on their way
/ to assist IN cutting the canal from the Mis-.
/ sissippi to Lake BOrgne, below New Or
leans, by which shipments in bulk can be
| made to Ship Island in all weather, and
| there transferred to vessels. XII
PIrTsBURG, September 8.-Monongahela
| three feet six inches and falling. Weather
clear. Thermometer 760.
| CINCINNATI, Sept. IS.-Port List-Arrived
| r. r.. Hudson, from Wheeling; Cora = f,
| from Memphis. eparted-GlasgoW, from
Memphis; Sallie, from Pittsburg. River
declining: IL feet In the channel. Wea her
warm aud clear. Thermometer so at
noon.
LOUISVILLE, sept. I9.-POrt LIst-Cora
s., Memphis to Cincinnati; Champion, st.
Louis to Cincinnati; VIII ). Hays, with
circus, to Madison; Mollie Ebert, from
Mound City; j. ". Garrett, st. Louis to
Cincinnati; Anna, Cincinnati to st. Louis /;
| Fleta, TO New Orleans. River falling, with
| 7 feet water in The canal, feet on the falls
! aud feet over the rocks. Weather clear
and warm.
| CINCINNATI, September l0.-Port List
| e.. Gray, do. Departed: Julia A. Rudolph,
| New Orleans. The river is falling, with ii
| feet in the channel, and IS feet under the
bridge.
MEMPHIS, Sept I9.-Weather clear aud
warm. River rising slowly. Departed -
/ Emma No 3, last night Tor Cincinnati;
| City OF Alton, st. Louis; Marble City,
| Vicksburg.