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COTTON GINS
EAGLE COTTON GINS.

WE are the Sole Agents for the sale 81 these
~ unrivalled Gin Stands. For hearty OF
STAPLE, L1GHrNESS OF DRAFT, AND QUANTITY
Of LINT COTTON turned out per day, they are
unsurpassed. Reference can be safely made To
every planter who has given them a fair trial.
Where mule power is use1, they make a saving
OF from ~ne-Quarte to one.tEjFd the draft
OVER ANY OTHER GIN. We are also agents for
BTRAUBiS GRISF MILLS. and WHEELER,
q CO.'S CIRCULAR ga WS.
MeGssHxEeS & ca.
Dealers In Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
G&Z and 94 Main Street,
fy1l dsusnn Memphis Tenn.
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FOE MOUND CITY

GEORGE W. CHEEK .r~
- leaves Memphis every day forE
MoundCity at \ am, 10 am, Il m.,2S md a.
pm. Leaves Mound City every day at I am.
am, IL s.m., and ~ and 4 pm. Landing al
Of WSsbtnston street.
tyu MARK B. CHEEK, Master.
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American Annual G~yel0pg,lia,
AND REGISTER or
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Embracing Political. civil, Miijsry ard socal
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enee, Agriculture and Mechanical iudu5Iiy.
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pedia." zach volume i intended 90 Gel ly-
clop@iia Of the material and irtele 1ual Ge-
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THE WEEKLY PAEOLA STAR,

rs PUBLISHED IN A SECTION OF COUN-
i try entirely tributary 10 Memphis, and has
3 circulation unsurpassed by n other me-
dunn of that XII ia North Mississippi. Mer-
chants and business men generally viii md It
TO their advantage TO advertise in the STAR
Address PAMELA STAR,
ocS P2mola, Miss
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CARDS
= GARD.
BANKRUPT SALE.
Bank rupt sale Of ReaI-Estate and
Re S0nal Property.

In the several matters OF
Cool idzs g CoaDar and s. II. Nelcher & Co.,
wilson slaughter AID e. J. Green,
a. Z. BurlesOn. L. ]. Tisdale,
Foes. =. Aydiett, NJ. Bias,
VIM. E. Booker, p. z. Boiling,
Abuer Saird. Samue Gauay,
A.. a. Hill. D. kaufman & Co,
SoDthWortl. Nance & Co..
In Bankruptcy al Memphis, Tennessee.
By virtue OF orders o. sale entered Ia the
above matters by the District Cont of the
United States fer the District Of West Tennes-
sse, ia BANKRUPTCY ou tine respective dates be-
low mentioned, I VIII proceed 10 sell, On
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SAINT FRANCTS.

Capt. 7. r. Bowman, . Sam {. Paine. Clerl.
WILL leave Memphis on he1
w hrsL trip TUESDAY. NoVem. ZEE
Der 24th, for Helena aud So. Francis river and
EHEkH TUESDAY THEREAFTER.
For freight or passage apply on board. or 70
LARRY hAhMSTAD, Agent.
novlsu No. - Madison street.
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TRANSPORTATION
MEMPHIS ARD LIFThE k0Jk
r A L O A d.
Open to Madison

ON AND AFTER VI DNEsDAY, SEPTEE-
" Der 2, 1855, the train on the Eastern Division
of this Road win run regularly as follows:
GOING WEST-Lesves Hopedsld Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday at $50 am, and arrive
al Madison at l o'clock PIN.
COMING EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday st 7.3g q "a; arrive at
Hopeheld at i o'clock p.m.i and Memphis Ut
l-30 PIN.
The FerrybOst Nevada leaves The foot Cf
Union street at Z am.
Tickets for sale al all the Railroad Ticket Off
eeS IN the city.
Freights for Madison or q ystations received
by z. II. Patterson & Co, at their WharI-bO8t
foot OF Union street.
Freight TO Way stations must be prepaid.
HEOEce OF Road, 40. u Jefferson street.
au29 II J. W. ROBERTSON, Gen. Sup't.
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Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The BIS pm connects for cairo ana ST. Iols-.
arriving at st, Louis ut l@2 pm. next day.
Through Tickets ct Redneed Rates,
Can be pcoeured st the C~oEpsny's Office, 2sgK
Main street, and 90 Depot, head OF Main street,
80 Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
pins City, Transfer Company st Hotels. Pri-
vabe Residences, or On board boaLs, 70 all prin-
cip&l points East and North.
san. B. JONES, Superintendent.
9 HILL, Passenger Agent. sepI3
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MaaPBIS & ARKANSAS RIVER
~ ~
R9OESG Company.

TUE elega9t passenger packet THOMAS II.
L ALLEN, built expressly for this Company,
has now taken her place in The iiEe, and here
after the following boats viii leave Memphis
as heretofore,
BEOndaya Il Thursdays, at ) S'clOck pm,
And returning, leave Little Rock MONDAYS
ana FRIDAYS, at 10 O'Clock am.
THOMAS II. ALLEN Reese Frilchard, Master
W. "A. L.--.---.H. L. Eaines, Master
Bia sdell, Master
Connecting at Little Bock with the Ccmpauy's
new and lent-dIaUghJ packets for EOrt smith.
Close connections made Uo5h ways.
AMEFI va .......-.--.JEU ". Williams, Mas'er
FORT B0wiiD, MeEter
BenEett, Master
All Of the above boats were built expressly
for the trade, ana are Particularly veil adapted
20 il. Passengers ana tre ght wiI be put
through by rhts line 10 all p0iutsO on the ArEHn-
sas river without detention, and at reasonable
ratss.
Al perzoHs SHIPPING freight for n poiut on
the ArSans2s river sr1ao North or East Of Mem
phiss suoul- have their g0Oua consigned to
Memphis ana ATEauEas River Packet Com
pauy, F" at Memphis. Mercusndise shipped from
New Orleans should be consigned to Memphis
and ArEansas River Packet Company, NapJ-
leon; Ark.
Freight received 1T any tma st the Compa-
nyis once. $50. y. ADAMS, President.
q. .. kEEDIG, agent.
de2 II @f Front street. Mosby kiock.
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FOR RALE'S POINT.
memphis and Hale's peiat Faehe,

Memphis and aale's Peiat Packet.
For Randolph, Fulton, OsceOla AMI Hale's
Point.
The SIdewheeI Passenger Packet
N ! feeAA " " Aet viva
RkFILL leave Memphis as above =
every Tuesday and SatuT-szzazz
day, commencing Wednesday, November 2JLn,
and VIII r Gcin" permanently IN the trade, and
by strict attention to business trusts to receive
the patronage OF shippsrs.
For heighJ or passage apply on board OF to
NINSUN q DONAHUE, Agents,
Isl Front street.
MART WALT & CO, agents,
nOy22t II No. % ErOut street.
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Quickest Route TO New YORK

AND ALL
PRINCIPAL HORTRERE CJfIEB
Is BY THE
Memphis 6 Louisville T. &. line.
Fan Schedule, September 10, 1865
Double Dafty Through Trains
RUN AS FOLLOWS;
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Memphis and ST. Francis River Tuesday
EacAcf.
FOR Helena, Wittsburg and st. Francis River.
new and elegant sidewheel PASSENGER
Jacket.
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WOLVES
Schiedam S~chnapps.

THE above Medicinal Beverage is manufac-
tured by the proprietor, at his dist1lery, in
Schiedan, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use.
It is now some twenty years since the pro-
pri6tOr nr-B intrOduced il to the American pub
lie, and dnviag that time be has received over
three thousand letters from physicians. inoors-
ing il IS The pUrest liquor they have ever used
in thsfr practice.
1t is made from barley OF the finest quality,
selected with great care nom the pEoduet Of
The most celebrated -gcalE-grOwing districts, is
favored with the essence o. the aromatic iuui-
per-berry of Italy, ana isreetiGed by a peculiar
process, which sXpels nom the spirit every
acrid particle.
as a means Of preventing ana correcting the
disagTeeable and often dangerous effect pro-
duced upon the stomach and bowels by a
change OF water-a visitation TO which travel
ers. new settlers, and all unacclimated persons
in the West. the South, and Southwest are Pc
culiarly liabie-the sCHIEDAM AROHArIC
SChSAPPs wiz be found absolutely infaiGOle
while in cases Of dFopry, gravel, distinctions Of
the kidneys, diseases OF tins bladder, structure,
dyspepsia and general debility, IL is recon-
mended most empha1cally by the most dis
tiHgGisncd n3sHbeI OF the medical procession
II is put up in quart and pint bottles, in
cases, with the name OF the md T-sigued on
the bottle and cork, and 2 fac-simile OF his sig
nature on tbs label. Fer sale by all respectable
druggists and country merchants.
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A EOok for avery utzsu 3 q fel.isai
Student.

IN one elegant volume. largo Emo, OF ovaf
L 800 pages, bound in sx "a cloth, ana contain
ing spleHdid Portraits on sell OF a3Eers18.
Jackson. Seymour and hlalEs and including
BID graphical Sketches Of the Democratic Nom
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mis- admirable work contains q complete
and spirited history Of the Democratic psrtY,
from its origin down to the present tine. It's
vast rspOtory Of political and historical facts
of profound interest 10 every ~cttizea, ms OF
va ne to every politician for reference. Moro
IfticaI textbook is so complete, 50 fan or Telia-
Die information or so 1uzere Ung as this. No
Democrat can aGCrd 10 be WitEout IL. IS it sup
sues now before The public. TIE aut Or1s ex-
periencs dates far backi1to the early pcrsion
of the century he W1s an associate If Siias
Wright, ne enjOyedthe ~coufdfnee ard friend
Ship OF Jackson Van Bufen, Polk. Taylor, Fill
more. Pierce and Buchanan, and, Frohsbly
better thsn any man living. j. acquainted with
what the Internal Wockiugs % parties have
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Mailed, posi- free, to any part OF the United
States on receipt Of price.
So Agents wanted 10 sell his book IN every
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present and iuture, at her rooms, I40 MAIN
STREET, third door above Overton Hotel.
Communications, with 81 and stamp, answered
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THE
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A POPULAR
Dictionary Of General knowledge.
THE

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IL all Branches OF science, art
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rOR EvAa
. -CxRCLNM4gE.
FoR AnRAHsAs RIVER.

Regular Memphis and Arkansas River United
states Mail Packet.
ARGOSv. Tom Berry master
rms splendid passenger steamer
will leave Tor the above On ,a
THURSDAY, TN inst. at 5 pm.
4. A, hEEDIG, Agent,
ia5 81 Front 81, MCeby Block.
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THIS important WORK presents q panoramic
view Of all human K oWiedee. 97 d exists
at the present aaDmeuL IL e n5rass AID EGp-
ulsIizes every subject That can De l11i tt ca.
and COntsius al ~uezha1-ubl fll1 @ aeon
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Chemistry and Physiology on FErf-u tu1e,
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Law, Medicine aod Tteo-Cgy on b0- 1rlE
and History, Gergr1DhF and E-llolsET ON
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General Literature No iOrc, in brl=t, is
omitted. upon which Information can Ee de
sired. The WORE Is q libra 3 in itself ft is 8
complete universal instructor, and opens 20
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RAILROAD TlMg TABLE.
1emphls ana Ice Eoek RaIIroad

1CniYNIB w btSA4d SoOA AailE0ad
10 MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Going West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Frlcey, al am.
Coming East-Leave Madison Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 7:S0 am. Arrive al
JAS. w. ROBERTSON,
oa2 General superintendent.
EIssiaslppi and Tennessee RsilF0ad.
OrleansExprssa daily, 500 pm. 305 pm.
cep Lnday.a~..-....,~. $50 am. 500 pm.
Freig atty, except sum
usy..-l....---.a-.-.. ......as...- 4;iop.m, 8UJ 2.e-
A. LfVERMORE' CENT sup4.
CT. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Ag't. aulS
AempAls snd charleston g2iIFoaa.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
Through RAJ daily. ......-.I2:4 pm. I2:40 pm
LI FN59s9 main doaz not Leave SatnrR9 q ~ P'"-
Corinth Accommodation, daily,
Except Sundays) at.....---.. EOS am
Grand Junction AccOmmo-
ton daily Except S~und,ys) e:l5 am. 4;l5 pm
5onneTVilie communication
Except sunday leaves
asiirOsa TiIae IL ~ minutes faster than city
TieRetonoe, G7s Main street and at Depot.
R.J. ROSS, 9eDlSupt
aempAis and louisville Railrsad Line
DEPAET. ARRrvzL
Day Express, r. r. time. $3.50 an. 2;45 pm
g City time. SLOAN.
Night Express, i. z. time. 3;l5 pm GO am
City lme.. 2;5j pm.
BROWNSVILLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Memphis, Railroad ime.---.--4:9 pm
City ime.~-.----"-~-4:5 pm
BIN
Ticket onoes Nc. 237% MRln street and az De-
Dot, head OF Main street.
SAM. &. JONES, SenlScp't.
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DUoATEoNA
uN1vrRgIrY oF ZEE aourH.

UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH,
sEwANEE ~MoUNTAIN, TENN.
THE next Term ef the Junior Department
L will opsn at University Place, Tenn,
On tbe I0th Bay OF February, 1859.
Boys received At any age and prepared for Col
iege. Location perfectly n~ealt4y-2SO feet
above the sen. slO3 covers expense, board and
tuition, Ior three months For circulars and
attenuation address q. Il. Fairbanks, ksqa
General Treasurer, University Pace, Tenn.
jas code Viee Chancellor.
BREEKLEX FEMALE COLLEGE,
NJ emphfss Tenn.
frHIs Institution wiz open MONDAY, 4ih
z January. 1859. Il Is located at the scutheTn
terminus OF DeSoto street, convenient 10 the
street cars. The College grounds contain six
acres, with buildings nnely adapted TO College
purposes.
TERMS PER SESSION OF MONTHS.
On AdvaDcs)
For all Branches of Education taught IN
Female Colleges, including q full course
o. English, ancient and Modern Lau-
......-.S " W
For hzrp, Guitar or Plano, Vocal and IN
...-s.....4..-...-.--.- GU W
For Bo8rdin College, including Furnished
room, fuel, towels. light ana washing lO 90
Day Scholars can pay BY the month, IN 2d-
vance. No INCIDENTAL FEEs.
j. Il. MEREDITH. President,
ja3 dAw Memphis. Tenn
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We quote nominally as follows:
COTTON sTArEzzsr.

CEAEBER OF CoMMER0E,
MEKPHIs, January 6, 1881
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FOB WHITE RIVER.

EDE WHITE River.
Nemphisand white River Us, Man Packsl Co
Ma i 4 ~ ILd>LcI
Tins excellent steamer Leaves 81 20
Memphis zs above AS-@Hf-
SATURDAY, HlE inst, at 5 pm.
For freight OF passage Apply to
LARRY hARMSEAD, Agent,
ja7 star WharfDoaJ, foot AonrOe st.
Memphis and white River U.s.. Mail Packet Co
MA1f master
Inls excellent steamer leSye5 M
Memphis as above, aE
SATURDAY, on inst, ct 5 pm.
Levy GSHAHFE, Agents,
No. 81 Front street.
J. A. Savers Passenger Agent. jz7
For JaeEsoDpo1t, Poc8hontas, Poplar BIanand
al way point.
r. z. JNEEhoE~-... ....-..B9SWoEth master
TINS spleudla passenger steamer ~
will leave q soYs E-E5zS1sz
IHI5 DAY, 7ah inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY SdAkPE, agents,
ia7 No. 80 Front street.
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RIVER MATTERS.
HEATHER AM RITEns.

Weather clear and beautiful. The
river rose IS inches ia the past q hours,
and Hopefeid bar has gone froms sight.
The Arkansas and White rivers are very
high, and at last accounts were still
rising. The Louisville Democrat says of
the river at that point:
"The river rose 6 inches yesterday
and was rising at thessme rate last night.
At dark there was II feet 5 inches water
in the canal, 9 feet 8 inches in the Indi-
ana chute, and 8 feet 8 inches on the
r0cks.n
The Ohio is rising ct Pitisburg. At
st. Louis the Mississippi is swelling rap
idly. The latest advices viii be found in
our Geographic columns.
Arrivals.
Steamer Sam. J. Hale, Cincinnati.
4" Emma Ne. 3,
a" Luminsry, Vicksburg.
Departures.
Steamer LurniusTy, st. Louis.
" Norman, Evansville.
A" Ben Campbell, Hatchie River.
4" Emma No. 5, New Orleans.
=" Magenta, New Orleans.
" Guidon, Arkansas River.
In Port.
Sam. J. Hale, Argosy, Converse and
Dan Able.
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sTaAmHOATg.
Foa VtoKsBuRG.

Regular 81. Louis, Memphis and VIcksbure
us. Mail Facket-tor VieksbuTg.
II. NJ. GHnEVE.- Cartel master
TINS elegant passenger steamer .
VIII leave Ilsr
THURSDAY, Th inst, OF 9 a.n.
LARRY EARHSTAD, Agent,
la No. ia Madison street.
FOR EvAN sv1LLE.
Regular Memphis and Evansville weekly
Packet-For Cairo and Evansville.
master
TEig elegant Passenger steaDe
VIII leave aaz&az
THIS DAY, 7th inst at 5 Tn.
LARRY E~ARMSGAD, Agent,
FOE CxRCLNM4gE.
Memphis ana Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville ana Cincinnati.
EAh. j.. w alkeE MtslcI
This elegant and Hest passenger . d.
steamer viii leave aEsaz
THURSDAY, 18th inst. al 5 PIN.
Jas. I. BOURNE @ CO., agents,
ia6 Nuti2 JeGaTson street
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Regular white, Black ANA Cus rent
fLEver EaokeE.
LADY WIEHAUP .....-......-.CGp ChaS. Beers
sid L. humphrey, Clerz.
This packet viii make Weekly .k
/ Trips rom JacksOnpOri, Ark, z
up Black TIver 70 FOcshOntas and Poplar 5IuH,
ana ap CurIeut river u DOniphau. she VIII
Steamer Des arc Every Saturday
Shippers and passengers may rely on her
puncJuality. oeS IN
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LE-0III Y W0T1 NT-TN-
UyHIS steamer viii leave as above IT. =
Il every SATURDAY Gu ing the
season returning, leave WittsDurg every
TUESDAY az . O'Clock p IN.
fUr freight or passage apply on board, or 10
NINSON 4 DONAHUE, agents,
gba "a Front street.
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Foz ST. FRAE0zs RIVER.

Regular Saturday st. Francis River
Packet.
For Madison, Wittsburg and all way Landings
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HARVARD COLLEGE.
- CAMBRIDGE. MASS.
1Se1-,Tn

The Acafemic Year begins on Thursday, Pep-
'cmber o. The secpnd examination for adnis-
-sop 20 the coles- will take place On X. p,emter
v 10 and ~, t~ginning ~ 8 q. m, Thursday
September Q. Attendance ON the three days Il
required
UNIVERSITY COURSES ON PHILOSOPHY
AND LITERATURE.
The Course Modern Literature begins Rep-
feSh~r ls. The Course Philosophy begIns
September IA.
DIVINITY SCHOOL.
The year BEGINS Sep.emher 49, The regular
oourse Is completed in three years
Law SCHOOL
The Lectures bsyia ptemner - The rexu-
lar cours- II c''mpl-'ed m two ears.
MEDICAL SCHOOL,
The Lectures u the Winter Term begin No.
vember 8.
DENTAL. SCHOOL.
The regular term OF l-cfnres begins November
), and cUDtinues four month";.
LAwREN' 4 SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL AND
SCHOOL OF MINi>G AND PRAC-
TH'AL 0EDhyGY.
The year b~gins sepsembe, IS. The second exc
ami alton Tor admission will take place ON sep-
temb--r Is.
Catalogue, giving full inform .tion will be
sent uI,sn apJi,ea'ion-
cHARi.ps w. ELIOT, President.
aug lseooss4w
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ID Hoa v~nsns, 3I7s wss~r., .od n. -.
sssss r'm New York sd Cassda- p~,s.~ ~.
net psst OF tbs vcsh. vhish ends TO-DAY. - ~
'stpt, vcre he.vy. essee,aIIy ON the pc,v,,
rAoes. but during the latter part Of the same t,.
ne rscsip's have been tighter and psio~s hav. i'm.
1ovsS. AMI arc now about the sams - isse vs.k.
'sss v"e 7toc.ttss At Canbssdgs today. tn
s"e ~ last Tuesday. In cou.eousno, a. a
".'e1 samasr Of Wsss>rn the dsoand vss
"oss spsrstsd than psuai, end p>rAass bse2ur
'rsss vsss obtained Sus Tie bsst ou.,,ts.. -
'xsns eese stecEs, etc. Q. r. uausAsrn .oad m
'o'd thsss year old stsess. $50 Ibs At tie ~ m
tnrss y-ss old befen, 80 Ibs-, q Iok. ssd esur
''ass add cove 1t Ioc. T. o. Bailey sold 10 euvs
o se'' Best oxen at l2k per ID. Us. FRYE cola
. 'hrs~ year Odd stssm, 600 lbs, at ny ana Il
a1sss 1t lie. per ID. other stock 1t &c. 70 los
srIo. o. Z. T.yIor sold 2ooxen It lie. ana ,lc--
md coasss pair ct o. pc, lb six three year GA
-'eersat l0kc-, dress $50 ibs. A full suup,y a
Western cattle n~xt week. which IL anticipsteA
~ many, win be likely to put another new face.
upon the trade here A viii BE- seen BY the above
agurss, the number Of sheep It market 10 much
soslier than for the oorFe.p ,ndig time Last year
There we're ab,ut 5000 sheep and lamns over the
nor bern roads to day, SINE 5000 Iess than last
raesdAy. Prices are about ~ lat wesk. o.
syor sold l07 sheep and lambs for rs or Ske. Der
n PECK sold 70 at III, and 100 sheep It
Nc p'rlb. q. A. Gibbs sid l02, "A lbs. each.
n 4xc per ID. o. Bixby, IS at $50. d. Fishsr
62 N. Y. lamb At $50.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-02
From Sc. Louis.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 81.
The large freight depot of the Chicago
Burlington and Quincey r. R., at Qnin.
cey, ILL.,, together with all the Offices at.
tached, and between twenty and thirt,
freight cars, mostly laden, was burned
last night. The loss is estimated at abon,
one hundred thousand dollars. Anum.
Dor OF the cars belonged to the Hannibal
and st. Joseph Railroad.
Several hundred kegs Of gnnpowder in
the depot Of the latter road were thrown
into the river.
A bridge on the Rock Island and Paci-
nc Railroad, near Ne~ ton, Iowa. wa.
washed away yesterday, and an engine
and seven freight cars plunged through
the opening. The engineer, fireman, and
one brakeman were killed
A rumor il current at st. Josepb that
the Erie company have purchased a ma.
Jority OF the stock of the Hannibal and
st. Joseph r. r.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-02
From Albany.

ALBANY, Aug. 81.
There is trouble in the First Nat onal
Bank in this city with the cashier, Adam
Van Allen, gentleman who has many
years borne the highest reputation. He
is in the city, and says he intends to re-
main and face All charges which may be
brought against him. The directors are
investigating the matter.
Judge Hogeborm held special term of
the Supreme C,slrt to-day, to hear motions
relative to the receivership of the Susque-
hanna railroad. Mr.. Hall. of Counsel for
the Ramsay interest, asked for a postpone
ment until tomorrow, owing to the ill
ness of Judge Allen, who was to argue
the case on the part of the railroad com
pany. Mr.. Field objected, saying that
they were unable to find the books of the
company, though he understood they
had been kept at the residence of one
of the opposing counsel. It is of the
greatest consequence to them that these
books should be produced, 80 that they
might be examined, npscertain who are
tie legal stockholder5 II the road. Mr..
Smith replied, saying that the books
were temporarily at his residence,
but said they were in the
custody of the officers of the road entitled
to hold them. Mr.. Field moved to vacate
the order of Judge Peckham, appointing
Mr.. Pruyn receiver, and also to dissolve
the injunction issued by Judge Peckham
to Fisk and Courier from acting as re- |
ceivers. The injunctions issued by Judge
Barnard and Judge Peckhsm respectively
were then read, and the Court remarked
that they were both pretty broad and
covered q good deal of ground. After
to arguments pro and con, the
Court said the question involved In these
cases required much consideration, and he
lid not feel as though he could render .
decision in two or three days. He there
lore thought no harm could result II the
,ase should go over until the next special
.erm, when all the questions involved