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His Career Among the Quakers.


The recent exposure in the dazzling
glare of the San Of the individual styling
himself Lord Hubert lie Roy Ainsley cre-
ated intense excitement in fashionable cir
eles both in this and other cities. Prom
inent uptown families who entertained
and courted the society of Radford, alias
lord Ainsley, during his short but rather
brilliant career in town, now profess igno-
rance Of ever having met the scamp; think
they heard something about him; but
"we, you know, never receive people into
our set unless we know all about them"
A few particulars of the unfortunate
marriage between himself and the beauti-
full and accomplished Miss Martin, Of Sta-
ten Island, have recently come into our
possession, which We publish for the bene-
tit Of all whom it may concern. 1t may
be recollected that when this disreputable
fellow, Ainsley, made proposal of mar
rioge to the young lady, the offer was sub
mitted to the approval Of her estimable
mother. That lady, from the first, was
suspicious of him, and when she learned
that her daughter was bent on marrying
him she despatched a messenger to Europe
to make inquiries about the "Lord," and
seek for confirmation of the dazzling tales
of himself and home which he related.
The party sent abroad was entrusted with
a very large sum of money, and was en-
joined to spare neither time nor money to
gain all information possible of Lord Aims
ley's character, position, relatives and So
uial standing.
The gentleman who was sent to Europe
on the very important errand, took it up
on himself to suppose that there need be
no haste about the matter, and according
ly took rooms in frst-class hotel in Lon
don and lived sumptuously. When he
had exhausted nearly all the money given
him to prosecute his search with all pos
sible speed, he began to look about, and
after three weeks time ascertained the
particulars published recently in the Sun.
Had Mrs. Martin learned of the facts at
an earlier date than she did, the marriage
could have been prevented. The culpa-
BILE carelessness of the messenger was the
sole cause of the unfortunate wedding, and
he alone is responsible. Miss Martin was
told of the information gained, but she in
dignaptly rel ,tc lalieyos the stories
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ard RddfordH va "a aoaffl Fly & lI the priuqi- U
pal cities, living invariably at the bestand
most expensive hotels. Finally, they ar
rived in Philadelphia, where they are re-
siding in tue residence of relative in
Pine street. t.-..f
Recently Radford gave dinner party
in fashionable restaurant in that city, to
which he invited many prominent Quaker
City officials, and of course they accepted.
He continues to call himself Lord Ainsly.
Mrs. Radford is happy, and believes the
"Lord" to be lord indeed. Having met
her husband, we can easily account for
her infatuation. Radford is certainly
"good company" He can tell the most
entertaining stories, plays we'll upon the
flute, violin, and piano, conyerses fuently
in five languages, is handsome, ''nobby"
in style; in fact, just the man young and
susceptible girl would fall in love with.
lie is living now upon his debts, and is
said to owe several thousand dollars to
gentlemen in this city. He is "expect-
ing'' draft from Europe, but the draft
never comes. He says he expects to live
in New York this winter.-N. Y. Sun.
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Going over in the ferry-boat yesterday,
the water was little rough, and lovely
and estimable young lady, as the boat
gave sudden lurch, clung affrightedly to
the extended elbow of her male compan-
ion. Looking up, into his fond orbs she
murmured-"Oh, Henry, this is terrible"
eyes, it is" he responded, "but lean on
me and l will protect you" ado you
think it will be as rough as this all the
way across % anxiously inquired the fe-
male. 81 do" responded Henry. "Then
guess I'll have to learn on you" return
ed the lady. "For life - whispered Hen
ry, turning pale at the thought of refusal,
''I-I-don't know--the water is awful
rough-I guess ye-yes-you'd better ask
papa."--Detroit Free Press. .atssg9in
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GEORGE PAGE & co..

GEORGE PAGE & CO.,
No. N. Schroeder Street, baltimore, Md.
MANUFACTURERS OF PAGES I'M
IV1 PROVED PATENT PORTABLE CiRCU-
LAR SAW MILLS, Stationary and Portable
Steam Engines and Boilers, Grist Mills, Shin
gle Machines, Lath and Slab Machinery, Saw
Gummers. Horse Powers, Shafting, Pulics,
&c. Dealers in Circular Saws and Mill sup
plies generally, and Manufacturers Agents
for every description of wood working ma
chincry. Our Independent and Simultaneous
Head-blocks, patent ed December 10. 1868 and
improved Friction Feed, patented July 49,,
1860, in addition to previous patents mako
our Saw Mills stand unrivaled. Estimates and
plans furniahcd, and contracts entered into
for tho erection of Circular. Gang Mulav or
Sash Mills. Correspondence solicited, and
Catalogues furnished, on application. by mail
or otherwise. July O1y
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and having ordered claret cup well iced,
sat for some time meditating on the
probable issue of the event.
| JIMy friend at lesb came into lthe cafe,
ana addressing me, said: II must beg of
you q personal favor-to prolong your
stay in Milan for week. You have seen
me kicked, " looking like demon, eyes,
kicked by the hoof Of German pig. You
must witness the mode in which [ shall
cancel the debt"
''I think you have already pretty well
balanced matters" I replied. eff the
Austrian used his foot, you repaid the
obligation amply by spelling his hand
solve face with your fists"
"The stain of kick is only effaced
with blood. Everything is arranged for
meeting next week. It can't take place
earlier, as the Austrian is still under ar
rest for his last duel. Tonight, I must
see my old fencing-master, DiPrati; will
you Gomez"
I consented, and accompanied my
friend to the back of the Duomo, where
the sale tle arms of the famous professor
was situated, once crowded with students,
but latterly deserted for the rooms of n
rival professor, Do Laincourt, the teach
or of the Austrian officer, the e-cater
of Milan.
The hall was hung round with foils,
breast-plates, masks, and all tho usual
furniture of place where assaults both
with sharps and blunts were customary.
The professor was tall, grey-whisker-
ed man, of martial aspect, with arms
bar ed to the elbow, displaying mass of
muscles seemingly as tough as cat-gut.
You arc too late, Count" said he,
looking at my friend. "Play has been
over this hour"
cit is not play, it is something serious
1 come to you about. This way: old
friend, aud let me explain"
They retired to distant part Of the
room, and my friend, IN few words,
stated what had occurred.
Tho professors face wore n look of
concern.
1.-The Austrian will insist on n duel
d'outrance, L fear"
"My unaltcrable determination is that
it shall be so. I have n week to get
up in my fencing; will you take me in
hapd?"
"Why como to meP Your challenger
has already killed two of my best pu-
pills, and brought discredit on my school.
You should rather seek instruction from
my rival, De Laincourt, his teacher"
II prefer to come to you"
II will teach no more pupils who throw
away their lives by disregarding my in
structions."
II promise on my honor, to obey them
implicitly"
Come, then, you will have to fight
with broad-swords. Put on mask and
breast plate, and let mo see what you
can do"
Master and pupil being properly at
tired, commenced to play.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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Spartanburg and Union Railroad.

fllfs4f!HIstta7 ON and after the 18th October,
s-SsZ@-SSSsEs Passenger Trains will leave Spar
Fridays, at 7.3O a, M, and arrive at Alston at
1.35 p. NJ, connecting with Greenville down
train. Returning Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, leave Aston 80 M; arrive Spar
tanbnrg 3 10 p. m, as per following Schedule
Uo,on Train Up Train.
Miles. Arrive. Leave Arriye Ieave
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad

SUPT'S OFFICE, COLUMBIA, April 10, 1869.
Esas ISE7 EHJFg5fsHsE1 PASSENGER Trains run
e4s 9ss.sse daily except Sur day, con
Meeting with Night Train on Charleston Road:
Live Columbia 700 am I've Greenville G. 90 am
GO Aston 8.55 " " Anderson G az
" Newberry 1895 4" " Abbeville 8.45
Arr Abbeville $50 pm " Newberry .25nm
"Anderson SIS " " Alston 800
Greenvllle 600 Arr Columbia 100 pm
Trains on Blue Ridge Railroad run as follows:
Live Anderson 8. 20 pm I've Walhalla 4. .Oo nm
" Pendlcton 6.2O " 4" Pendleton 40
Arr Walhalla 500 " Arr Anderson' AZ &c
The train will return from Belton to Ander.
son on Monday and Friday mornings
JAMES O. MEREDITH General Supt
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MGI@0@EsE.ANY @
The sfaiasA,s I.saiaa orAis..

The mafdsAss Esalm or Life.
AZ RAnn1fr v, r.oso- -ron-Af AfrEtLow. q
Z: Life Ia realy life is dual---S a.. ,,i,
= Single bleseedness- D fib; 81, sbt,..t.,,
q ssMan's thou art, to man returnest," u
e. 'Has been spoken Of the rib. MI nee,,,
Not enjoyment, and not sorrow. 81
Ia our destiny, end or way; p.
, But to act that each to- morrow "'
80 Brings us nesrer marriage day.
Life is long, and youth is fleeting;
And our hearts, though light and gay,
Still, like merry drums, arc beating
WEDDING marches all the way. fi
In the worlds broad field OF battlc,
% In tho bivousc Of life,
Be not like dumb, driven cattle;
Be como hen-pecked husbands wife.
Let us, then, be up and doing,
r, With heart on triumph sot;
Still contriving, etill pursuing,
Till we each o husband get.
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South Carolina Railroad Company,
GENERAL SUPT'S OFFICE, SEPT. Is, 1869.
E% Gss TEa Esttffsst iffsc. THE following Sche-
gH2 sfsa ~ z; E.;as22@S dule for passenger
Trains will be observed from this date:
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leaving Columbia at.............. 7.45 q. m.
ArriVinS at Columbia at..... 4 40 p. m.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaving Columbia at 80. $50 p. m.
Arriving at Columbia at. 445 a. IN.
THE CAMDEN TRAIN
Will continue to run the following schedule:
TRI-WERKIY
tMondays. Wednesdays and saturdays)
Arrive Columbia II .00a. m. Leave 1.45 D. nj,
DAILY (sUSDAYs EXCEPTED
Leave Camden G. .35 nj. Ar Kinevlle o 90 q m.
I've Kngvillc3 3 Is p. m. Ar Camden G O5 p IN.
Sept l6 II. t. PEAKE, General Sup't.
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SOLUBLE MANURES.

The sulphuric Acid and
Mestmn
of Southern
which Will recommend Southern
eN
urni
Phosphate candw
3 Jauayne
NGE Preside
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p PRATJ'S ASTRAL OIL

FoR FAMILY OSE-No CHANGE OF LAMPS
1cauiro9NA perfectly yses Illuminating oil-S,rictly
palsaEo Mix.ws No Chemicals -wilnot Explode.
irs I4s degrees obeing sSdegrees higher than ii
Ian and thy 1ss n,,l-
taSaA\GaH. AkfOb Pgusr rs7sasgde safest
and btSs Illuminating OblEy ii. NSc3ts~fSa6tcd
in ovcy toSsE SnhssslE S6tst1us3 ByN\,Ko Pro.
psietors On H9ps~61 CHAs. jpRAEF,,
hdEAnblth in h7e,\N
Mo1f 4aessszs, Packers. and bAaiers'
Bar $3.50. FTEfsasf Issss sSsssSSs1SssaaS S1sS
Send hr Circulars, With t.sdmonials nfsuice Isn
Sept II t6mo
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esb = KN = Z q lI-WIIN
New York Advertisements.

LOW 9PRIC@@.
WTHITE DINNER SETS. now Limoae
w Shapes, 157 pieces, s25. Smaller size
sets proportionately low In prices. -
WHITE TOILET SETS, II pieces, s.. 40.
WHITE TEA SETS, A pieces, - 90.
GOOD WATER-GOBLETS,p per dozen, 81 so.
GOOD W1NE-GLASsES, per dozen, 81. 90.
All other goods in our line equally low. Goods
packed for the country, or forwarded by Ex-
press, @. O. D.
WAsHINGTON lADLEY,s
Middle Cooper Institute Block,
Third and Fourth Aves., between 7th and 9Th
streets, New York.
Send for Illustrated Photograph and Cata-
logue Of Lmoge Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets.
mailed free. Oct Is 3mo
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Office North Carolina Railroad Co..

Office North Carolina Railroad Co..
E ;y TnE following 9or H.s.tn is tho
ger Trains over this road:
Leave Charlotte. 8 20 pm Arrive. .5.45 p m
Greensboro l .55 M and L As p M
Raleigh so n. m. and 6. 20 y. III.
Arrive Goldsboro 1920 10 Leave. 2. 90 p NJ
Through Passengers by this line have choice
ofroutes ia Greensboro and Danvillc to Rich
mond. or ola Raleigh and Weldon to Richmond
or Portsmouth arriving at all points North OF
Richm ond at same time by either route. Con-
Trains on WILMINGTON and Weldon Railroad.
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Important Notice to Shippers

Important Notice to Shippers.
faM g SSI RssEIstss::sS s*ss.a:ssas FEHssIEsalssa
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA r. r. Co.,
GENERAL FREIGHT AND TICKET Aar's OFF1cr.
COLUMBIA, s. c., August I2. 1869
VNHE SEA-BOARD INLAND AIK LINE
Il FREIGHT ROUTE is again opened for
business and offers SUI ERROR ADVANTAGES
to the Merchants of Columbia and up country
RATES-NEW YORK o CULUMBIA.-Firat
Glass s1.35; Second Class s1.20; THIRD Class
81 10; Fourth Class 8Oc.; Fifth Class GOc.. per
hundred pounds.
So Rates and Classiicatons to ell other
poihts North, samo as uia the Charleston
loute. -Gu -
The Steamship Lines connecting with and
forming part of the Sea-board Inland Air Limo
arc as follows. BE CAREFUL AND SHIP pY THESE
LINES ONLY: 40 !,
Boston and Norfolk Steamship Co.. End of
Central Wharf, Boston-E Sampson, Agent.
Old dominion steamship Co., Pier 81 North
River. New York-N. l.. McCready, Pres't.: Of
tico 1877 Greenwich street, corner Dey street,
New York
Philadelphia and Norfolk Steamship Co.. IA
North Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia-W p.
Clyde, Agent.
Annamcssic Line, ria Delaware Railroad
Depot Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
moro Railroad, Philadelphia. ,c...
Baltimore Steam Packet Co., (Bay Line, } foot
of Union Dock, Batimore-R. l.. Poor, Agent
r1- In shipping freight for Philadelphia be
careful to mark the packages and note on Bill
OF Lading whether it is to be forwarded by
Ciydos Steamers, or MIA Annames sic Line.
For further information, address
e. r. DORSEY,
Aug 13 General Freight and Ticket Ag't
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DR.. Richau's Golden Remedies.

Dr. Klchaus S Golden Remedies.
G1 Ono REWARD for any case of dis
hD1sOOO case in any stage which thoy
fail to cure. DIR. RI CHAU'S OLDEN BALSAGI
No. cures Ulcers, Ulccrated Sore Throat and
Mouth, Sore Eyes. Eruptions, Copper Coorcd
Blotches, scrofula, &C.; is tho greatest Blood
system and leaves the blood pure and healthy.
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN DALSAM No. 2
cures Mercurial Affections, rheumatism in all
its forms, gives Immediate relief in all cases
No dieting necessary. Price of either No. or
No: 2, S5 0S per bottle, or two bottles for 50 co.
DIR. RlCHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a safe
and radical cure for all Urinary Derangemonts.
accompanied com M with full directions Price SO 90
D'AMOUR, radical euro for Debility, in old
or young; imparting energy with wonderful
effect. Pricc IS per bottle two bottles for 50.
shipped to any place Circulars sent. Address ss
DIR. ID. B. RICHARDS,
Aug 10 1y No. z29 Varick st., New York
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BLACKMAR, ROBERTS, CHANDLERh co
3O6 North Commercial Street, =
304 Levee, 1t. Inpis Mo
GENERAL COMMISSION N 3fERCHA Mrs.
Mako tho purchase of Bagging, Rope. Bacon.
Flour, Corn and other Western Products =
speciality, giving close attention to freights.
contracts and condition Of goods Oct 2S lmo
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Agents wanted-.-Agents wanted,

p - to sell the celebrated and original
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE, improved and perfected; it will hem
amost superior manner. Price only $I5. For
simplicity aud durability, it has has no rival.
Do not buy from any parties selling machines
under the samc name as ours, unless having
certificate OF Agency signed by us, as they arc
worthless Cast Iron Machines.
For Circulars and Terms, apply or address,
Oct % II. CRAWFUHD g. co.
Alb Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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NEW YORK AND ST. LOUI

ROSS. ROBERTS & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MEROHA NT,S
No. 81 FRONT STREET, NEW yonx.
DAY special attention to the purchase OF
Il Coffee, sugar, Syrups, Bagging, Rope,
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, May 5-Jsmes Morrison
& Co., retail dry goods dealers have sus-
pended. Their liabilities are S125, 900.
QUEBEC, May 5-Ths trial for murder
Of II. ]. Choloner, who shot Ensign
Whitaker for seducing his sister, termi.
mated last night. The jury were locked
up until this morning, when they re-
turned q verdict Of not guilty." Cbol-
oner was loudly eheered outside OF the
Courthouse.
OTTAWA, May 6.-A deputstion of
bankers had a conference to-day with
Hon. John Rose, Finsncs Minister, ia
regard to the Currency
question. A series of resolutions were
read, the purport OF which was thai the
circulation ought to be preserved on its
basis, and that the bank charters ought
to be renewed with certain ameudmeEt Is
calculated to give greater security TO
the noteholders, and dspositors.
These amendments have been
agreed to by nearly all the bankers in
the Dominion. Mr.. Rose said he was not
able to enter into a statement of bis in
tentions, but would be prepared after the
Budget was disposed Of, to discuss this
matter, to which the bankers replied
that they had no doubt but that they
would 6e able to meet the views of the
Government, provided they wers still
permitted the privilege OF issuing notes
IS at present.
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JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG hiss sued the
New York Sun, Philadelphia Press and
Bulletin, the New York Evening Fost,
and Cincinnati Commercial for dam
ages; and may, perhaps, the Louisville
Courier-Jouy7lGL He may also possibly
come farther South and enter suits
against the Nashville, Memphis and
New Orleans papers that published the
correspondence. In each instance he
puts his figures at 500 600. If he sue
ceeds he will class among the million
aires Of the country. II only for the sake
of establishing his personal reputation
we hope he viii succeed, st least 10 the
original suit with the Sun, which paper,
It appears upon abundant and good su
thority, published the correspondence
rom most vindictiye motives. Many OF
The papers above mentioned have with
drawn their structures upon Mr.. YOUNG,
based as they were upon the libellOus
publication of the Sun, and have fully
v~indic2ted him from what Mr.. GREELEY
who ought know considers q foul and
baseless aspsysi0n.
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TEE C0U5STs.

Law CoURT-H s. Lee, JIdge -
Toe trial OF the case OF COnuell ct al. VS..
Doyle ct al. wss resumed and cOLc'uded
yesterday morning, resulting ia a YER
dict for the plaintiff to the amount of
1870 co. TIE CO ga mex in turn on the
calendar were called and determined up
to 1854 inclusive. The judgments anu
orders entered il toe above csses were
small and Of an unimportsnt character.
The case OF William Elliott vs.. G. w. +.
Cook, which came up Monday morning
on motiOQ before his Honor the Judge,
has not yet been decided. The nature
Of the case seems 10 be this: Elliott, q
printer by profession, placed into the
hands OF the defendant Cook for cullec-
lion q large plumber OF accounts spainst
individuals res:d g in Memphis; L lott
alleges that the greater portion Of said
accounts have been collected, and that
Cook has failed to make q proper return.
Coax in reply AYERS tfat the amount
collected by him on said accounts only
reaches the sum Of between seventy and
eighty dollars that this sum so collected,
with the exception OF q few dollars, has
been appropriated to the payment OF the
costs srisiBg from suits Instituted before
u. w. +. Cock, Justice OF the Peace,
upon the accounts remaining unpaid.
This cause viii come up to-day as soon
as court convsnfs, ard be finally dis
posed OF, after which the regular calendar
will be called.
MUEICIPALC OURT-Geo. ". WaldToa,
Judce.-This Court held a short session
yesterday bat did not entertain aay bus
iness OF importance. Several interlocu-
tory orders were entered, etc. Court
then adjourned until Monday next, the
10Th inst.
Judge-The jury Ia the Doran case
brought in 3 verdict Of mot guilty"
lzts Tuesday evening. Court did not
convene yesterday, bot win meet to-day
and resume the regular calendar.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, May 5.-The Times this
morning. has another article on the Ala
bama Treaty, saying That the question is
one OF law, and not Of feeling, and it re-
mains to be shown that Great Britain
can be held ausweEsble for any infrac-
ton OF Law or excess over the ordinary
practice OF both countries.
Thos. Lescoy, late Chief Justice OF Ire.
land, died yesterday at the advanced sge
Of SO years.
MADRID. May 5 The Spanish jour-
mails maintsin that the capture OF the
brig Mary Lowell was q legal act, and
deny that the British Government, 81
the instance Of the United Ststes, has
made sny deUsnd on Spain for the resti.
tuition OF the vessel.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, May 5-The World says
that the Aragn was some time since pur-
chased by the Peruvian Government for
SOC, 600, and sailed for 81. Thomas with
supplies for the Peruvian iro1elads. Tie
same paper says q Cuban expedition has
sailed, but intimates that the Arsgo is
not the vessel that carried it.
Uuited States Marshal B2l0w has been
engaged ali day in endeavoring to learn
the facts ia the alleged sailing of 3 Gu
ban expedition last night, but caught
nothing verifying the report.
The name OF the vessel in which the
Cuban expedition sailed was the Prerat.
The captsin Of the tugbost Phillip states
that he carried down the wsy to the
Prerat IS men, and that $50 more were
conveyed by the tugbost Yankee. L
was freely stated by the men that Cuba
was their destination.
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particularly Of q members OF Congress.
such a farce, sham and imposition, in
he name OF "mail service" vas never
pracuced upon the country since the
origin Of the Government. Twenty
eight busand dollars are given to 6 TIL
weekN mail on the Arkansas river
which msy benefit the people below this
city but does the State generally and this
city no good. The White river mail
ice, u sole reliable dependence, which
is certsin at at ell times and in all ses'
SONS, by means of the railroad and the
perpetual navigation Of White river,
gets only twelve thousand doilsrs. That
this is Encouragement, if not fraud, s
child can comprehend"
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WE desire to impress upon our people
the necessity Tor 3 prompt ard faithful
compliance with the call AID suggestions
of the County Executive Committee.
Meetings should be held this evening In
every ward snd civil district In the coun-
ty, st which delegates should be elected
TO the Convention Of Saturday next, the
result of which we hope viii be such SIS
the public interests demand. We enjoin
upon the Secretaries 81 ths several meet
ings the Importance OF furnishing Us with
correct reports OF their proceedings for
publication, not only Bs s matter o.
usws, but for future reference.
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CAIRO.

Special dispstch TO The APPEAL-l
CAIRO, May 5-The following is q
port list since last report
Passed-Sasg boat Thayer, from Gin
cinnatl to Arkansas river, at noon; Col
lier, Pittsburg to New Orleans, at 5 p M !:
r E Lee, NeG Orleans to Louisville, ct
5 pm.
The river fell twenty inches. Mer-
curry 700.
The Collier has q tow Of coal. The
Thsyer is a light drsught snsg boat,
bull for smsll rivers, and goes to the AR.
kansas river to commence operations.
The r. E. Lee had a full cabin to Cairo.