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Bachelors HsIr Dye.-This splendid Hair Dye
" tne Dest IN tne WoFiu the only true and
perieet Dye; harmless, reliable, i~nstantane-
Gus; no disappointment; no ridiculous ints;
remedies the III effects Of bad Dyes; inYigo-
BLACK or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and
Psrfumers; and properly applied at Ratrhel-
or's Wig Factory, No. is bond street. N. z.
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Grand totsl-1,lByOO $4,000 I,s4s,OOO $4,000
Receipts of Cotton at New Orleans up
to last Friday afternoon was 2, 1893, against
81, 2s9 last season to the same time, a de-
crease Of $500 bales.
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Ao-rD Dou0HsffsFs ssssss -ss- AoyaS AAops
Bacinc SiNes.~.-"--,--.,,"s.---.IU' 9lUi1s
London dispatches reported 5-2os a.
$3.50; ConsoIs a25s; and Illinois Central
e3I.
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b. BAYLISS,
GEORGE WINCHESTER,

U. u.
Allow as further 10 suggest, tina an addI-
ton to these premiums, your society offer a
liberal premium for the best bale OF Tennes-
see cotton. We are, sir, respectfully yours.
Z. II. Apperson & Co, Galbreath ,SteWartHCo.
Stratton, Goyer & Co, Newton Ford & Co,
harrington & Howell, Partee & Harbert,
Hi, Fontaine a Co., d, II. Townsend,
T.. ID. Alien co.., Meacham : TFSadWell,
Jones, Brown : Co., TOst, Phillips & Co,
Rattit 4 simpson, Busby & HRtchet,
Magevney & Rogan, GOOdlett & Co,
Mcdhee q Heron, ]. VI. Patrick & Co.,
PeHrce, Lambert & Co, Rootes, Vance & co.
Nelson q Titus, owen MoNutt & Co.,
Tobin, Lynn & Co, Black. Estes & 10 ~
K; :; TAYLOR Co., Raiph Worme1ey4 Co.
Price IeErT, Estes, STATION 4 Co,
Harris COCHRAN 4 Col. +. Franks & Co,
W. H Andrews & Co., j. c. Nicely q Co.
]. y. Haynes = Co.. shane, Harris & Co.,
II, G. Williams = Co., j. & j. Steele & Co,
=, II, a w. 4. Crisman. Anderson s Watson,
Brown, billiard q Co., Dickinson, Williams
schofeid & Hananer. e. B. Webber & Bro.
J. NJ. James &,Co.. Up. Hill & CO..
barbour, wilder S Hugh TorTsaeS. CO..
Simpson hardgareP A. EeIson S co.
Lane, NO IRE CO., Woleott, Smith = CO.,
Fargo; on & Clay, Traders,
Day & Proudht, Taylor, Radford & CO.
Taylor q Rutland. Chas. II. Dorion, jr,
Parker, Ward & CO., Malone. Thomas x CO.
4 NJ. Webb & Co., Conner & Richardson,
Partee, Burlison & co. Stanton 9 Moors. 7f
Gage q Fisher, Clark, Ely & CO.,
Guy, MeClsllan & CO., Shepherd 6 Wooten.
Messsrs. z. u. Apperson & Co. GaDreaR. 9sac,
ara Co., HrauoP, P6yer & Or Gad 9AeTs.
DEAR SIRs: I'd behalf Of the Agricultural,
Mechanical and Horticultural Society OF
Shelby county, ] accept sour very liberal
premium for Cotton, and Will offer Il as You
suggest. Besides IN accordance with your re-
quest VIII say that the society will give a pre-
MUM OF two hundred dollars, 500 for the
best bale OF Cotton produced in the State of
Tennessee. Very respectfully,
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NEW YORK.
The Pufesr. Best and Caeapest
THE MlsSlS0UOI POWDER

CTCALLY cures Cancers and Scrofnlous
~ diseases OF the Skin See Report 70 1. l.
Medical Sooisty, and stateERentsto Physicians
in circular, sent nee on application to
81 CHAA A.DCB0lS, General Agent,
Isl Pearl street, New York.
P. O Box 1889. III
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NO. 7.
BOARD or TOBACCO TRADES PREMIUM
ON TOBACCO.

lar OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, September 4, 1859.
E. Essley, Esq., President Shelby OepakV Acrt-
eedtsrol, Mechanical and HsEtsaRUFat Sociey.
DEAR SIg; At 9 meeting of the Board OF To-
sacso Trade held this PIN. the following res-
olutions were unanimously adopted:
RssOlced, That the Memphis Board OF
Tobacco Trade offer n premium OF one
hundred dollars through your society,
to be awarded at your Fair, for the
first : single hogshead of Manufacturing
Leaf Tobacco; one hundred dollars for
the best hogshead of Shipping Leaf; my
dollars for the second best; and twenty-five
dollars for the third all 10 be exhibited at the
Agricultural Fair of this county. Tai To-
baeco is TO be entered by the producer of the
same through spme member OF THIS assoela-
t4ou.
RsSosgsd, That a premium of fifty dollars be
awarded the wner of the best box of Ken
lucky or Tennesses Manufactured Tobacco,
10 be exhibited through some member OF this
association.
Hoping III the above action Of the Board
of Tobacco Trade meets your ASSENT have
the honor TO be yOur Obedient servant,
j. ". DICKINSON, Pres't.
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DRY GOODS.


The market Is active and trade brisk.
Prices are steady and exhibit slight due
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IT Is the dosire OF the Factors Offering these
premiums that you conform 10 the following
rules, viz:
LIST. No bale OF cotton weighing less than
four hundred pounds viii be allowed to con-
test for the premiums.
ID. Sea Island cotton will be excluded.
Sd. All entries must be made In the mama
of thep producer, ~
iIh. al cotton must be delivered 70 one OF
tho Undersigned before It can be exhibited al
your Fair for these premiums, and this de-
Ivory must be made on or before the I'd Of
October.
9Th. No cotton exhibited for one Of the pre-
miums viii be entered Tor another
9Th. No outside or private premiums Will DO
permitted on the cotton contesting for these.
We also beg TO suggest the names OF the fol-
lowing Cotton Brokers and buyers as a suita-
BILE committee 70 maks sHATlsfpr cotton, viz:
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Total visible supplY.

Total visible suppIy~""..-..I,IZs,U O
Against 1,45O,OOO same time last year, a
decrease of 81, 900 bales; 6l4,OOO less than
in 1867, and 6SS, 900 less than in 1866.
The following table exhibits the total
visible supply on the 4th of September
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TENNESSEE MANUFACTURE.
Best Hogshead of Tobacco..Dip and so
FIRST DAY-Monday, Oct. rs, 1869.


G.. C. HOLMES, Sup't.
CATTLE-DURHAA
Best Bull 0 Yeas old and over-.-Dip. and $50
d 10
" Bull 2 yrs. old and under 3 R
q. " " . ID
I" Su king under l..-.~.., s
Sweepstake for all ages DIP and so
No aged animal taking this premium will
be allowed to compete-1n any sweepstake
hereafter given by this Association in this
class.
Best Cow 1 years and over .,ov,,- Dip. and so
s. wears gos old and under So, 10
"a " S.. 10
8 :, - s
e Stockings under l.-........--.- 8
Sweepstakes for ell ges.~~.-.~...Di Dip. and -
Conditions as above.
Best herd of4 Cows and Bull
belonging to one man.--.-.--Dtp n .
HORSES IN HARNESS-LADIBS RIDING
HORSE, Efe.
/" pair matched Horses for Car
riage. u
"a Single Buggy Horse. ,.,... ,,,..... b
- pair matched Mares for Car
rta2e. "
Single Buggy Mare, ......-...--.- Is
STYLE durability, docility and training to be
considered in awarding to this class.
Rest and most easy gated Horse
or Mare for ladies' riding, to
90 all gates. II two or more
entries are made..-.~@.~.--- .
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WANTS.

IUANTED.-A girl (whitel 10 do general
w homework; apply at los Jefferson st. ser
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SECOND DAY-Tuesday, Dot. rs, 1869.
w. C. WARD, sup't.
CATTLE-ALDERHEYS
Beat Bull years old and ovsr..--Dfp. and so
~ y q "a and under 4,.,a-. ~
- " /" ST. =
- old...... 10

= 9uckIInH uuUoI 7 yuUE -. 2
Sweepstake for all ages--------Dtp 2 -
40 aged animal taking this premium viii
be allowed to compete in any sTeepstake
hereafter given by this Association IN this
ciHsa.a
COWS-ALDERSERS.
Best Cow years old and over Dip. and $50
/" {" " and under 4-~.. 10
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COTTON STATEMENT.

CHAMBER Og COMMERCE, !
MEMPHIS, September u, 1869.
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The market continues firm and active
with heavy transactions and prices ur-
changed:
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CLASS Dino. 10.
e0TTnN
duce Of Tennessee...---~-..-.DIp.a and 500
COTTON FACTORS GRAND PREMIUM

The Cotton Factors OF Memphis, whose names
are appended TO this standardization, have
offered the following unprecedented pre-
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Latest by Telsgrph.

HARRISBURG lPal Marrh 1.-THE State
Senate has ratified the Fifteenth Amendment
by strict party vote
AUGUSTA fMe,, 11th-Bdh houses OF the
Maine Legislature have ratified the Fifteenth
Amendment.
NEw YORK, 1ith-Bou.vell's appointment
is received with much fa'cr, and has had
buoyant effect upon national securities.
A Tribune special says Sewart siil be ap-
pointed Collector or Naval Officer OF New
York.
report prevailed that Gen Schofed will
be assigned 10 the command OF the Pacific
Coast. in place OF Halleck.
Bnckiey attempted an assault on Rollins.
late commissioner of Internal Revenue, In
tho street this forenoon, but the latter escaped,
Buckley soon after assaulted Hariand,
knocked him down and beat him, when the
crowd interfered.
Mccormick, the reaper man, and Gen
Dodge, late Congressman from Iowa, are the
new Directors chosen by the Union Pacifc
Railroad Company.
James NJ. Tyner was nominated for Con-
gress, on February 1lth, by the Republicans
of the Eighth Indiana District, TO NIL Inc
vacancy caused by the Election OF D. ID.
Pratt to the U. S. Senate
CHICAGO, 1lth-The Posts special says
Grant has decided that Bancroft shall remain
Minister in Prussia; Hale, Minister in Spain,
and Marsh, Minister in Italy. Changes VIII
be made in the Ministers TO England, Russia,
France and Portugal
WASHINGTON, 1lth--A delegation OF mem
bers of tho Georgia Legislature, headed by
Foster Blodgett, waited on the PRESIDENT To-
day, setting forth their grievances ana saller-
th hsp parf t,ctrr Arts
be literally complied with The President
INQUIRED what action the Legislature will
nrobabIy take in regard to the Fifteenth
Amendment. He was answered they would
certainly pass it, Grant then expressed his
qualification at the prospect OF so easy So
luton of the vcxed question.
President Grant in reply TO Washburns
letter Of resignation, says he accepts il, and
regrets that hishealih will not permit Wash
burn to remain in the Cabinet. He says
q Our personal relations since the breaking
out of the rebellion lave been such that no
other idea presented itself stronger, on tie
first news Of INV election to The Presidency,
than should continue to have your advice
| and assistance y He concludes With expires
.tofls, ftt-----y ---% tsrf'ss ~
| an early restoration OF Washburns health
| BALTIMORE. 1lth. .-Ex- President johnson
| arrived in this city at eleven O'Clock to-day
and was received by Governor Bowie, Mayol
Banks and a number OF city officials. The
procession was long and imposing, compris
| ing squadron OF cavalry, two regiments ol
State militia. the fire department and a large
number Of citizens. The sidewalks, halco-
MES and windows were crowded with sIect;i-
tors The welcome was very cordial. Dur
ipg the afternoon Johnson held reception
at the Exchange; thousands called upon HIM
DUBLIN, 11th-The Committee appointed
TO solicit amnesty for the Fenian prisoners
are about to raise funds by subscription ior
the relief of those who have been discharged
from custody
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One Of the Laws of Idaho.

g Be Il enacted by the Legislative As-
se,nbly of the Territory Of Idaho,
"as follo,os
SEC. /. The salaries Of the follow
ing officers of Idaho Territory are
hereby increased in addition to the
compensation alrea y provided by
tbe United States government, as
follows David w. Ballard, Gov
ernor; Thomas J. Bowers, Chief
Justice and Miltoi Kelley and
Richard T. Miller, Associate Jnsti-
ces each, the sum OF twenty-five
hundred dollars per annnm; to the
Secretary OF the Territory, one
thousand dollars per annum.
SIC. 2. The several sums appro-
nriated by section one of this act,
Shall he paid quarterly to the per-
sons therein named, so long as such
nersons shall continpe to perform
The duties of their respective offices,
the first payment to be made on Inc
first Monday in March. one thousand
EIGHT hundred and sixty-nlne and
he Territorial Controller shall issue
b;s warrants on the Territorial
Treasurer in accordance with Tue
provisions of this act
sFc. 3. The act entitled IAN act
for the benefit of the District Judges
Of % idaho Territory. approved Jan.
lin 1867. is hereby repealed. /,
Sgc.4. This act TO be inforce anu
take effect from and after its passage
and annroyal by the Governor.
Approved Jan. l4ih A. d. 1863
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THE Boise delegates to White Pine
do not appear to have gone crazy
on the subject of chlorides as many
did who proceeded them. Judge
Gillespie had been there something
more than a week, and be wrote
concerning the prospects ahead as
follows: "Many calm observers
think that the bubble will burst be,
fore the first of September. and
! must confess the condition oil
tbinrs here is decidedly unhealthy,
and cannot last. 1t will either turn
ont a huge blk, or the richest coun-
trv eyer known, - Boise Statesman.
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Professional ann Dusintss Caros-
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WASHINGTON, March 9Th.

to General Sherman to assume CON-
mand of the armies.
GENERAL SHERMAN has issued his
orders on assuming command of the
army. His general Staff is as fol-
lows: Townsend, Adjutant General;
Marcy, Inspector General Meigs,
Qnartermaster General /; Eaton, COM
missary General; Barnes, Surgeon
General ; Brice, Paymaster General;
Holt, Judge Advocate +; General
Humphrey, Chief of Engineers; Dyer
Chief of Ordinance, and Myer, Chief
Signal Officer
Stewart has declined the appoinr-
ment OF Secretary of the Treasury,
and the President has accepted his
declination. Stewart prepared and
executed transfer of his entire in
terest in the profits and business of
A. T. Stewart & Co., during his Off
cial term, to he applied TO charitable
purposes. The transfer is to W. b..
Astor, James Brown, Wm. E. Dodge
James L. Roosevelt, and Henry Hill
ton. This has met the approval oil
many leading Senators and mem
bers, but is not satisfactory to Others
who insisted that Stewart could not
qualify short of the absolute sale
and disposion of all property con
nected with his business. Having
Maturely considered the matter, 1t
was concluded that it would be less
embarrassing to the President for
Stewart formally to decline the Sec
retaryship. The interview between
Stewart and Grant was long and
marked with the utmost cordially.
Stewart, in his letter of withdrawal,
expresses his high appreciation OF
the high honor conferred ON him,
and says, could the difficulties pre-
sented be overcome by reasonable
personal sacrifice, he would willing
lv ma e it, and thus unite his efforts
with the Presidents anu othels
members OF the Cabinet-in restor
ing economy, honesty, and STREE
frugality in the administration o
the Government, and lift as rapidly
as possible from the people. the
great burdens that taxation, deb
and extravaganza are thrusting upon
them but the business relations
with his firm can not be summaflly
severed, nor can his interest be
wholly or absolutely disposed o.
without producing great embarrass
mpnt and loss 10 those connected
with him. Therefore, he Yields te
the better judgments of others and
finally renews his declination OF the
position offered. 1t is said, at tn,
| lowest estimate, six millions wonid
have been realized to the charities
of New York by the means Stewar
proposed, within four years.
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WAR EAGLE HOTEL /!

Westinghouse, situer City l. T.
y.Blackinger......Prop Y. Proprietor
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Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats. Boots, etc.
according 20 quality.
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PoRTLAxn OREGON, March lin.
James Connolly, indicted Tor the
murder of Buckskin Bill, was found
guilty of murder in the second de-
The weather continues warm.
No rain has fallen Tor neaf'v =
month. except a shower on Monday
las. Farmers in Oregon arc pray,
ing for rain. Rain in Marc" u
rare occurrence.
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Yonk Son. a Chinaman who mas
resided in California for sixteen
wears, was declared insane. g ii5'
saws he has left his company ana
changed into an IrishMan that ne
has now command o! the lrisn
troops, etc.
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L Inr1sruI.E. March 9th,

Jobn C. Breckenridge, after an ex-
;Is If eight wears, reached his home
in in Lexington, yesterday. lie will
Immediately resume the prac,ise OF
law. and carefully eschew politics.
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Notice to Delinquents.

vu,HE ACCOUNTS due HILL 4 N Mli:IATs' u { =
have been placed in the hands ol Ia a 70. =.
KNAPP. who is authorized tc ,oIlec' anu -
.e;na for the same. w. ]. HlLL
sep. n,s 'o' WV H. W. AILLARD-
Silver City, Dec IA, 1868.
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At Portland, Oregon, the jury Ia "a.
the trial OF Mr.. Fox. Postinas :, |,
Randal's assistant, disagreed -. ~ :, =
far conviction anl Two Tor acquitta''
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yu1HE PROPRIETOR of this Large ana nd
Commodious House has RENTED
= p>t,,rnished the Establishment I'D ~u
ne,ior anu style. making it second 70 nome
Being s situated in the business portion h ,r.U o.
sIm" a,,n" nuhl,c = generally. Rooms lifted up es
pecially for the use and
..comm odation of Famiiies'
N.Y. Thankful for past path OIL lge no pam ,ha
will be spared to merit conia dwTNcER lanes r s''
same I2lfI v. BLAChiS"Hp-
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Aeents.--BLAKE & CO., at the Post
Office, Idaho City ,uo
I. j. SWART. at Rogers Store, Lentville.
CAPT. GEO. DREW, at the Postoilce, III
Herman < Co. IS Store, 0wyhee City.
H. H. LAMKIN, City Book store, BOISE
City.
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party were invited to be sssted. Gov.
Brown proceeded 10 csil the attention Of
Gen. GraDt to the bill reported on FRI
LAY ty Mr.. Boutwell, from ths Commit
ZEE On Reconstruction. The General re-
marked ia q j0cuiaF way, 81 slept late
this morning, gentlemen, and have had
q opportunity to read the bill, y and re-
Gnestsd that its features might be ex-
9laiaed. Gov. Brown stated that the
bill provided that the late Convention
might reasonable and appoint = Pro.t
visionai Governor o. tie State, al
order q new election. The Obi ction the
delegation urged to this was allowing the
Convention to appoint the Provisionai
Governor, "A they dsalre3 that the sp-
pointuasnt OF that officer be left 20 Prefi-
Dent Grant himself. The General
quickly comprehsndeS the whole case,
aud even surprised the delegation by
suggestions which seemed 10 oner al
easy and speedy solution Of ali their DIFF
hculties.
Gsv. Brown promptly replied that De
would undertake to cay that the people
OF Mississippi would, with a dnanim-
ity never before known, sanction the
Generals vieWs, which extended even
TO the mods and manner Of securing o
fair election.
Il is nov believed that the bill reported
from the Reconstruction Committee Will
be so amended as to give the appoint
rzeDt OF the Provisional Governor TO the
Persistent instead Of TO the " carpet-hag F."
Gen. Grant left npon the minds Of the
delegation q very decided impression
that he was determined to have peace.
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ADVERTTsER'Nrs
DismOluzuion.
BANKR ? SALE
Personal Pr peP.g and Real Estate.

In the m lttsrc 81 A &. CO.smsn and z. @. Cole
r1an-lL Bauk uPtcV q empnIs Tenn.
By VirLUe OF Oidsrs Il Eale O. tered by the
District Court o. Lne Cniied states Tor ta- Dis
tr.ct u West Isuhszase On the 18th day Of No
Vem0rr r, A. g.. Is5S. q C On the l6th day Oh De-
cenbeT, a. u 1865, L~Hl pr~cetd 10 Sell, or
TUESDAY, E6th Gay al szarell. =. -. 1893.
To the highest ard best bidder for CASH, at
tus ffOnt uUar o. the COurtuIu5r IA the 10 w Of
Bolivar, HeEGsUAu CfsUlty, Tenn, be Wesn
tie hour u 30 tiCck - IA. an / G'ei0CE pm,
and COM iuencH Eg az 20 V'C-oJh q ~. OF ssiu day,
al the ilght, lilv &4l Interest, legal aud tQut-
tsbts, whIcn bsiOnHe1 o said several bauK-
IUy s, al the ua.es III q log taclr respective
petitions ia bankruptcy IA and l. TIE iOl 0W-
ing p -rso0al PioyJity, t--WIt. All Inc bills Of
ek.hd &c. u Hds, p~r-.ul4ss-rg nose, ssuurltUs ),
d5-s, UeuanCe, c.a4l-s, Iqu.t e.. acc una.
20 Ks OF Il -GJunh, chooses IL ~C.IUn a q All snu
sIngular TIE petso. al eus. - s-d assets al sBid
b&AkrGpiB o. every Alnd and description.
A.sr, Tue tOIowiLgi
Ii 90 o. alter o. a s C1lemsn-ths unutvi-
del Que c guUn interest O SAG b tnKTupC, as
heir anu u~lzLlDutsr, IA the esSa. e ok his iatn r,
+. u. Coleman, OJce +sat, co Slst1ug OF HbJnt
one ihOGs4n4 aces u land n Cumberland
county, Va, said interest Amounting 10 ab-uE
Coe huDCrei and JW-n y-nvs esrss.
AL Q mailer OF r. q COlsuI The uncivt-
dsd On sign a iuttrS-J OF II banEruJL -, 40
Heic GnG d~ls5TiuU-.r, in the esia { o. Ii > faith r,
+. u. Loieua uuUzss Il, - above Gezcriuvd
ana eLO, tor past cash and Ii II g, 4 trace o.
TWEEN y acr :, SaOWn a. the "Pst.Oa pace
near the Town o. BOi.yer Tenn, with soud
Imp oyeIe8 - the eJn-AOHses, feUc s, etc
SAFE .olLA-e ami posRe slou gwen IunedI-
aeIy NM. lhOBE, As ixn-e.
EEmul.7, Tenn. SEQ. Is. 6bg. aUl3 ia
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WEATHER AND RIVERS,

CAIRO, February 1S.-Down Forsyth
and Pauline Carroll, 4 pm. Up: Cocss, 7
am; Tom F&rrow, 10 an. Louisiana,
I pm; .Jelle of Alton, 5 pm.
The river rose eleven inches. Weather
elesr and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, February IS Arrived
Belle Memphis and W. R. Arthur. De-
parted Rlbicon and Lizzie Gill.
Weather clear and pleasant. The river
is rising here and above.
New ORLEANS, February IS-Arrived:
Ruth, MoIlie Eoert and Emma. De-
parted Mary Houston.
LOUISVILLE. February 1S.-Depsrted {:
Alice Dean, New Orleans and Darling,
for Memphis.
River falling, with 9 feet 4 inches in
the canal.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, February 1s.-The Quebec
Legislature adjourned yesterday for
want Of a quorum, only twelve members
being present. The snow storm pre-
vented the members reaching the capt.
tol. The snow in the streets here is
eight feet deep, and some streets sre
almost impossible. The roof OF q drill
shed fell in yesterday evening, owing to
the weight OF snow. Trains from the
east and west are very much delayed. A
statement published sh0E vs. that the fall
OF snow this winter, 50 far, has been
about llS inches, which exceeds by
tAirty-eight inches the total fall In any
year for twenty years. Several exten-
sive lumber merchants In Ottawa Dis
trict have closed their operations for the
winter, owing to the difficulty CT getting
provisions into the woods for their men.