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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-27

w tion of works. Pine Grove. E.merslda County.
Nevada Notice Is hereby given that at n meet.
ing Of the Board OF Trustees Of said company held
on the 18th day q: June, $50, an assessment 81
Fifty Gents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of said company, payable Immediately IN
United States gold coin, TO the Secretary, Rt the
office Of the company. Per IL Stewart street, sen
Francisco. Cal. Any II ck upon which said ass,ss.
ment shall remain unpaid on the 3oth day Il july.
1870. ,hall be deemed delinquent, aud viii lie nd.
yertised for sale at public auction and unless pay
ment shall be made before, will be sold On the
Goth day Of August, 1870. 10 pay delinquent ~.
sessments, together with cost of advertising nni
expenses Of salr.
By order OF Board Of Trustees,
E.f. BENT, sec's,
Office, Pier L. St.s-srt street, San Franchise,
Cal jy1 I'm
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A TEN STRIKE.

MRAfPHIs, August 20, 1870.
Editors lAppenI--In your paper Of FRI
day you were kind enough to mention my
name, in connection with few others, as
men suited to represent Shelby county IN
the next Legislature. Your remarks were
very flattering, indeed. AS one of those
thank you thousand times for your good
opinion. f I Ia
A few weeks ago my name appeared In
your paper as an aspirant for Congress.
Those notices of me might lead the pubIie
70 think that was seeking for Office and
paying for complimentary notices. Per-
nit me to say / want no office, and what
is more, there Is not one in the gift OF the
people would have; and as for Congress,
1would feel myself disgraced could take
the oath that must be taken by your rep
ressntatiye. After residence Of twenty
seven years In the South, how could
swear that had no sympathy for her
people, and had done nothing for them in
their struggle for Independence
l do not want office so bad as to swal-
low that dose. The South was right then,
aud time has proven it. We are legislated
for by an Infamous party that has no re-
speet for the rights of any one.
The motive had in meddling in poll
tics for the past four months, was to see
If by q combined effort we might be able
to GUST from Office the Radical There's that
were ruling this community. If have
aided in that. &c Is asuficient recomDense.
Messrs. Editors, allow me to thank you
for your comments on the scramble for
Office in the Democratic ranks. It re-
minds me of Peane az a fair in Ireland !;
late in the evening, you might see some
jovial fellow, that had taken two or three
drops of Mountain Dew, take few half
psnnies and throw them on the ground
*nr a ragged crowd of urchins to fight for.
T lere muscle and activity got the cop
pers; here, brass and wire-pulling stands
the best chance for Office. We are blessed
with more good men than you can find In
any community, all willing to sacrifice
themselves for the benefit of the party
it looks as if there would be more csndi-
dates than delegates in the convention in
that event, they might turn it into ten
pin alley, and set them up ten in bunch.
MICHAEL MAGEVNEY.
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TELEGRAMS.

Prince Napoleon has returned to
Paris.
TheSpaniards are preparing to send
troops to Cuba.
English war correspondence is adj
mitted to be failure.
Prusssian reserves amounting to
zoo, 600 men await orders.
The Prussians have lost $4,000 men
killed and wounded since the war.
The Prussians are photographihg
their prisoners to prevent escape.
]. p. Kennedy, Fillmore's Secretary
of War, died yesterday in Baltimore.
The 1866 Atlantic cable, broken some
months ago, was repaired yesterday.
The Prussians are making the most
excessive demands on the French
people.
The Able Vurren, chaplain of the
French army Of the Rhine, died ON
the field.
A west wind and the flooding of the
city from the canal have saved Ottawa
from destruction by fire.
Olivier, late French Prime Minis
ter, is hiding from the populace Of
Paris. He is very unpopular.
French loan of one thousand million
francs has been announced, emission
to commence on Monday (to-morrow),
Another colliery explosion at Wei
gan, England, yesterday, destroyed
thirty lives and wounded as many
more.
A couple of negro women got into a
fight yesterday, in Nashville, and one
of them was mortally wounded with
a knife.
There was a violent debate in the
italian Chambers yesterday, and min
ister5 were accused of exceeding neu-
trality by sending troops to defend the
Pope.
The people of La Vendee have beer
excited to believe the present war il
waged against the Catholic Church,
and they have ruthlessly assailed their
Protestant countrymen.
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Prussia Demands kap0Ie0n's Abdl-
cation as Necessary to
Peace.
Extraordinary Movements In Paris
Napoleon NamirslIy If not
Actually Dead.
Unsurpassed Bravery and Devotion
Of the French Soldiers.
IndOmitabIs viii and Energy Of the
Prussian feo0ps - Thanks
giving in Berlin.

From the APPEAL Extra of yesterday.
FIRST NEWS OF THE GREAT BATTLE
LONDON, August 20.-The following
is the official dispatch of King VIII
liam, dated at BOnzonville, Thursday
evening:
We have defeated she French un.
der Bazaine after battle which last
ed ten hours. There were forty
thousand killed and wounded. The
garrison are taken prisoners. 1 com.
manded. The defeat of the French is
complete. WILLIAM"
LONDON, August 20.-AIl private
dispatches to bankers agree precisely
in terms regarding the victory OF the
Prussians.
A dispatch from King William says
the French army was west of Metz
Their position was very strong. My
command, after a combat of ter
hours, totally defeated the French
army, and intercepted their commu
nication with Paris, and with the
forces at Metz"
LONDON, August 20, IL ANA
great Prussian victory is announced
Particulars will be forwarded soon.
LONDON, August 20.-The bonn
bardment of the city of Strasbourg
from a point near Kiel, began on
Friday morning, and continued till
noon, when it was suspended for two
hours. The return fire of the garrison
was almost harmless.
MUNICH, August 20.-A bloody
battle occurred to-day between Gra-
valotte and BonzOnville. The French
were driven back on Metz.
All communication between Metz
and Paris has been cut of.
BRUSSELS, August pa Paris let
ter to the Independence Beige says
that Marshal Mcmahon is retreating
on Paris, and will avoid an engage
ment unless he forms junction with
Marshal Bazaine.
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political Arrangements the Emperof Is
virtually depossd."
PRUSSIA.

RETREAT or THE FRENCH ARMY.
BERLIN, Augut 20.--The Queen has
received the following dispatch from
King William: r
"BoNzoGyILLE, August 10, 9p.m.
The French army was attacked to-
day west Of Metz. Its position was
very strong. My command, after 8
combat Of nine hours duration, to.
tally routed the French forces, inter
rupted their communication with
Paris, and then threw them back upon
Metz" M 10
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ALABAMA.

Fine specimens of marble have re-
Gently been found near Jacksonville.
Mr.. James r. Blunt, a worthy citi-
zen of Huntsville, died on the 10th
inst.
The Democrats of Marshall county
expressed a preference for Hon. r. b.
Lindsay for Governor.
Mr.. James Cunningham, an old
citizen of Eufaula, died at Cuthbert,
Georgia, few days since.
A. W. Turner, known as "Captain
Turner" an old and respectable citi-
zen Of Greenville, died on the Sth
inst.
The Congressional District COnven-
ion, TO nominate candidate for Con-
gress in the the Sixth District, meet
in Decatur on Wednesday, August
oath.
The tax collector of Perry county,
Door as a church mouse two years
ago, recently drew cut $4,000 from
the bank there, and went north to in
vest it.
The Hale county Democracy in
-strueted their delegates to the State
Convention to vote for Colonel J. j.
Jolly a. a candidate for Lieutenant
Governor.
The Montgomery Advertiser learns
that ". Y. Taylor, who murdered
his wife some time since, and who was
imprisoned in Clay county Jail, has
made his escape.
The Tuscumbia ALG5dmidH says
that Colonel g. A Henry is entitled
to the premium for the earliest, and
we understand, the best cotton crop
dnNorth Alabama.
Ned Jenkins says that a "culled
suemman" shall be next Mayor oi
Montgomery. He insists that as the
darkies have 500 majority they have
q right to control the city govern
ment.
Married, August 7th, Mr.. r. G.
Millard, OF Chambers county, to Miss
Lizzie G. Payne, of EtOwah county.
They are both mute, and were class
mates at the Talladega Deaf and Dumb
Institute.
The State Journal complains that
Montgomery has not furnished one
cent In aid of the public schools in
that city, while "the smaller city Of
Selma has aided literally toward es.
tablishing thorough school system"
in her midst.
The Meridian Gazette of Sunday
gays: ''Trouble was anticipated al
Livingston yesterday. 1t had been
announced that Jones and Hays
would be there TO speak, and as Radi-
cal speeches in Sumpter recently have
resulted in trouble, the white people
prepared for any emergency. Friday
night about fifty armed negroes
caInped a short distance from Living.
ston, and yesterday morning they
were dispersed, and their arms taken
by the citizens of Sumter. Neither
Hays nor Jones kept their appoint
nent, and those who expected TO heal
a Radical harangue were disappoint
ed"
Hon. George ID. Shortridge, a promi
nent citizen Of Alabama, died at hi
hoRae near MOntevallO, On the 27tl
u1tiE1o. Mr.. Shortridge was once (
member Of the Legislature. He af
ferwabd moved TO Shelby county, and
was at one time Circuit Judge of th'
Tuscaloosa District. In 1854 he wa
the Known Othing candidate for Gov
ernor OF Alabama, against ex-Goyer
nor John A. Winston. In 1851 hs
was a member of the State Oonyen
fion that met in Montgomery, and vo
1ed for the ordinance Of secession. Hi
was a man of fine talent, warm hear
and is sincerely mourned by all VIII
knew him.
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RUSSIA.

THE CZAR SENDS CONGRATULATIONS
AND TROOPS TO PRUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 20.--On-
LII, the Russian Embassador to Wen
ma, has gone to Paris on special mis-
sion. ~
The Czar has congratulated a SiIe-
sian regiment, of which he Is Colonel,
on its gallontry in the battle of Weis-
senberg on the 4th inst. He has also
sent several squadrons to the Prussian
camp.
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Charles, and also that the Prince
Royal penetrated into Franco as far
as VitFy lie Francis, IS miles south
east of Chalons, and had an engage
ment with forces under Mcmahon.
Advices from Chalons are eucoura-
ging. They show the presence there
Of a large and well appointed forces
which, combining with that of Ba-
Eaine, must effect much. Bazaine,
whose retreat the Prussians say they
have stopped, is, on the contrary, In a
position enabling him to support the
French either at Metz or Verdun, ac-
cording TO circumstances, He still
keeps his plans and movements pro-
foundly secret.
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ENGLAND.

JOY AT BERLIN AND OTHER CITIES.
LONDON, August 20.-There is great
joy at HOmburg, Berlin and Frankfort
over the recent s.Prussian victories.
Illuminations and professions are the
features of the occasion at Frankfort.
The American Consul was enthusias-
tieally cheered.
WHAT AN "IRIsHMAN" THINKS.
LONDON, August 20.-The Dublin
Nation accuses the British ministry
and press of hostility TO France. The
Irishman says: off ever the sun of
victory should shine again on the
dropping standard of the Emperor
after this storm of war, he will be
bound by every sacred tie to pay
England for her bitter abuse and ma
lignity, for which he is her debtor
now"
A BLEAK PROSPECT BY THE sATUR-
DAY REVIEW.
LONDON, August 20.-The Saturday
ReUieiC thinks the Prussians are un-
wise in insisting on the dethronement
of the French Emperor. This is the
surest way, the Revie,0 thinks, of re-
storing his popularity.
The Spectator, judging from the
news received from Germany, regards
the case of France hopeless. Marshal
Bszaine is surrounded and Canrobert
! is too weak to risk battle, Paris is
indefensible, and the empire, as
distinguished from France, is dead.
THE PRUssIANS REJOICING.
LONDON, August 2O.-The New
York HerGIPS special cores
pondent says: AT Berlin to-day
the publication of the Kings dispatch
announcing the defeat of ..Bazaine
created tremendous enthusiasm. The
whole population are in the streets.
Everywhere flags were displayed,
The churches were thrown open and
thanksgiving service held. Thousands
of citizens assembled outside the royal
palace, congratulating the Queen with
deafening cheers.
BAZAINE AND METZ "GoNE UP" To-
GETHER.
LONDON, August 20, EVening.-A
dispatch to the Prussian embassy
here reports that Marshal Bazaine
made desperate effort at daybreak
to cut through the Prussian lines.
After three hours hard fighting, he
was repulsed with a tremendous loss
and again driven within Metz.
RUMoRED DEATH OF NAPOLEON.
LONDON, August 2O.-A rumor is
current here of the sudden death of
the Emperor Napoleon. 1t is asserted
confidently by some, but it is to be
accepted with distrust. Apoplexy is
named as the cause of his death.
WE DIDN'T BELIEVE THIS.
The Paris correspondent of a Lon
don paper says: "Silence has sealed
on the name of Napoleon, even more
astounding than the Prussian victo-
ries. He Is dead, civilly and imperi-
ally. Where will he drag his de-
spised, worn-out carcass? For fort
night his name has been unpro-
nounced in the Chamber, and he is as
much disobeyed as the Pope"
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Fearful coRtsagratlon.

ToRToNTo, August 20.-The last adj
vices from Ottawa say the city was
excited all day yesterday. Business
was totally suspended. The engines
are playing through the streets, and
troops have been called out to render
assistance. Other places have been
telegraphed to for assistance. The fire
has extended to within a hundred
yards of the southeast end. The canal
has been cut to food the burning dis
trict and arrest the progress Of the
Aamaa
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times defeated, has never surrendered,
even to overwhelming numbers, to dis
card the sign by which it conquered,
especially when It implies nothing nee
esssrily offensive to any Of It's adherents.
Let there be no wrangling over name.
We must be unit. II not, we are de-
featsd. We must fight the good tight,
We must rescue the Government. Then
shall the angel Of peace, once more spread
his bright wings over the whole conti-
nent, and over free and happy people.
3 T. ]. LATHAM.
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FUNERAL Notice.

SMITH-Dled, a. his late residences No. 863
Second street, corner OF Gayoso. at lZ1< O'Clock
Friday night, the 18th inst, after brief III
age.
The deceased was an active and worthy
member Of the Mechanics Fire Company,
No. 4, IN 1861, and at the time Of his death a
worthy member Of the Hfbernian Mutual Re
Lief Society and Councilman from the Fifsh
Ward Of the city Of Memphis The friends
and acquaintances of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral, from his
late residence, S68 Second street. this sun
DAY afternoon, at ~ O'Clock Carriages
will be in attendance at the residence and at
st. Pstrick's church. A -
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NOTICE.

vTNwN GOOD STEAMBOATS, WANTED TO
L run up White river and conneet With The
Memphis and Little Rock railroad &c DeNali 3
Bluff until finished, and TOR twelve months
after the road is finished TO White river, 70
run above DeValls Blud and CONNECT with
this road. Parties wishing to enter this trade
can make advantageous arrangements with
this company. The large amount Of freights
going West. and the prospect Of low water,
make this route desirable Apply at the ofice
anil b. ID. WILL A M. lfanI1 SUM-
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ANSWER OF R. B. MILLER.

Editors AppeGL-In response to the very
flstteriBg call upon me in your issue OF
the 18th, I must acknowledge that am
wholly unprepared to give such an
answer as It deserves. fell truly CRATE
full that have been singled out in such
a favorable manner as an individual
worthy to represent Shelby county and
assist in restoring theState and county to
its primitive peace and prosperity.
If / could summon modesty sufficient tc
decline the nomination, would do so.
have never had the least aspiration for g
position of this kind, but If am the nom
inee of the convention of the Democratic
party, will use my utmost endesvors to
achieve success.
r. B. MILLER.
MEMPHIS, August 20, 1870.
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pork, s@99 So Bacon shonlaers, 141<e; clear
rib IKE; clear sides, ls1<9is1ze.

pork, ssa9 So Bacon shoulders, 147<e; clear
rib IKE; clear siass, 1s1<91s1ze.
ehiezHs. Gb
CHICAGO, August 2e--Fiour Is unchanged.
Wheat, 81 W. Corn. 701ze for No 2 Oats l0c
lower; Se5ze for No 2. Rye l@lzzc lower; 7011zc
Prov Ions Quiet. Mess pork 81. Lard, i5SzG
l5z4c, Dry saltsd shoulders lzs<e; short rib
IT. 3aa eaiyestsa.
GAEvEsroN, August 2a-Cotton dun and
prices nominal; good ordinary, 15c; sales
30 bales; net reeslpts, % baies; stock, boi5
28i saysansh.
sAvArHAH, August 0,-Cotton in good de-
mand; low miadSling M .55si Tssss re - s oAiss
eharisstsn.
CHARLESTON, August 2a-Cotton steady; /;
rniddlings IKE. Sales 50 bales: net receipts,
2s3 bales; stock, 1893 bales.
M0hiIs.
M0BfI.E, August 20.-Cott0n nrm; mid
ports eoastEiss. bales; stock eS5sta.ss.
feFeiga.
I.oTDoa, August 2Q-ConzoIs for money
9l5z; account, 9f1S. American securities qEist;
0.sos, sz1f; 62s, S7s; 'sS's. ~; 6's, w.
Illinois, III.
HAvRE, August 2D.-Cotton-saies OF the
week, 850e bales; stock, 65, 900 bales; market
nrm; mlddling Orleans, s71zL -
LIVERPOOL, August 20-Cotton market
Orleans, s1<d; sales, IS 900 bales; Speculation,
600 bales. California white wheat, los Id; red
western and white, IS l0d; winter, O. Cd.
Mestsrn honr. 2s: Corn, NO mixed; 90
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sUeeEsrIoNs FOR coYyENT1oNs.

Editors AppeGJ-As the time draws near
when the Democratic people of Shelby
county and the Eighth Congressional Dis
trict will be called upon to select stan
dard- bearers in the approaching contest
for members to our State Legislature
and the United States Cngress, ard While
the press teens with calls upon i~ii~i g r.
ais TO become candidates before the 4oE4I-
mating conventions, for those position u,
and while l am prepared to abide aud
cordially support those seleceed ny said
conventions, would like to make sng-
gestion to the conventions themselves,
which 1 think they would do well to OBJ
serve.
It is an old maxim of the Democratic
party, and believe true one, that office
should seek the man, and not the man the
Office. Now we have so many good and
true men among US, who would honor
those positions, that it would be well for
the conventions to ignore all candidates
for Office, and select men that do not seek
position and demand their services; men
who will do their duty, their Whote duty,
regardless of a return TO office; and thus
elevate the standard of legislation to its
true position, and also render our party
invincible. If the conventions will set this
precedent as rule for all future conven-
tions to be governed by them, we will hear
no more of packed conventions and we
win have candidates, whom all the party
can heartily support, because they have
been purposely selected, for their peculiar
fitness and ability for the positions to be
severally sought by them, and would
add further, that this is the only effectual
method of securing perfect harmony in
the party, for it viii be the death knell to
aspirants and demagogues who seek to
win by fraud and corruption, and not by
intrinsic worth. CITIZEN.
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is the list OF Ietters remain
ing in the Memphis Postofaee and not deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed TO street and numbers
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
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RRaWnE 9 BROWNE.

Praos1oA1 P1xzxn1oer@s
| GAS AND STEAM PIPE FITTER8. PUMPS
HT repaired and steam works put up.
/ R1R l@2 Second st., MemphiB, Tenn.
AL orders promptly attended TO, aus
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EngIish and Classical ScheeI,
SO3 THIRD STREET,

wv 2. MITCHELL, Principal. The session
w Of lS70-Tl opens on the lst Of Septe1n Der
next. The course of Instruction Is prepara-
tory 10 University course, and includes the
Greek and Latin languages, the entire course
Of pure Mathematics and the usual English
branches
For circulars apply to the Principal at the
aChoOl-rOOm. an9
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE eopartnsrBhip heretofore existing be-
II tween the subscribers, under the drn
name Of g. Falls q Co, having expired By
limitation, is this day dissolved By mutual
consent @. FALLS,
i'm. FALLS,
], @. JOHNSON.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS.

xyOU are hareby ordered 10 attend . 4
Il regular stated eonclaTe Of OTreneXX
Commentary. No. 4 Kn1gnts Templar. LyN
DAY evening, I'D inst, a. o'e3GcE
Visiting Sir Knights courteously invited.
By eommana % GEO. AkLLhksh, =. =;
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Memphis, Tenn, Auss.st Is, Is7G

Brokerare buaineas. at their old stand. q
Front street, as her7tofores under the sam .
firm efvla OF O. Falls Il Co. auio
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NOTICE Is hereby given that there yin bs
IN q meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Memphis and Raleigh Springs Railroad COM
pany, at their Office, No. kfaAtson street,
Memphis, Tenn, on THURSDAY, september
/, 1870, foT the purpose OF ef7ecttng perma-
nent organization By eiecting Pres DENT.
Secretary. Treasurer an Directors, In ac-
c0rdznee with the provisions OF their charter.
A. j. KELLAR,
WM r. II RIDER,
p. CURBX,
J. II. COLEMAN,
WM. WALLACE,
ComInfttse-
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ANSWER FROM JUDGE P. t. sCRUGes.
AIzr-rrnrrr.

ANSWER FROM JUDGE p II. SCkUG0S.
MEMPHIS, August 10, 1870.
Editors AppeGL-In your issue of this
morning you did me the hoDorto mention
nay name in connection with others, and
call upon us to say whether, If chosen to
represent our people In the Legislature,
we would serve. / have no political am
bition to crafty, and will not make my
self candidate and seek q nomination; /;
but If the people choose to nominate and
elect me, shall neither be insensible to
the honor, nor unmindful of the duties of
the station. Yours truly,
p. T. SCRUGGS,
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
FOR NAPOLEON.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
DUR1NG the present low water
II In Arkansas river, the COM, ~ e.
pany viii run their entirely new and mag
ntncent side-wneel passenger packet
PAT eLEBURkE, Rssss Pritohard, master
Twice q week between Memphis and Hapo-
leon, taking freight and passsngers Ior AL
intermediate landings, leaving memphis
conueetfnx. at mouth Of White river with
the entirely new nght-draught and elegant
passenger packetBs
FORT ri PSON ON.................. .Bowlin master
For Pine Blur Little Rock, and ali points on
For rreieht or passage apply on board, or at
eoTnpanyis ONCE, Ho.3 Addison st, Stanton
RioTsk w. H KENNEDAY, Agent
\
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0AEvEsror, August 20-Cotton duh and
prices nominal; good ordinary, 15c; sales
30 bales; net receipts, % baies; stock, 65i5
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sAvArFAH, August 20,-Cotton in good de-
net receipts no bales; stock, 1850 bales.