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AND ALL OTHER GOODS FO

There are 400 bales of cotton and l5OC
sacks of oil cake awaiting shipment by
the Great Republic,
The Belle Lee left last night with an
excellent trip. She took $50 bales hay
1890 pieces casting, 300 packages furni-
ture, ll9 barrels beans, 81 barrels pota-
toes, and FOG sacks corn, brought by the
Norman, as well as other freight--in all,
about 300 tons.
On Tuesday an alteration occurred
between two negro deck hands on the
City of Cairo, at Cairo, during which
one of them was struck in the forehead
and instantly killed by his antagonist,
who is now in jail
The J. S. Durham left Little Rock for
New Orleans on Monday, with 800 bales
of cotton.
The steamer Katie, named in honor of
the deceased wife Of Mr.. j. Pinekney
Smith, prominent merchant Of New
Orleans, was launched at Jacksonville
Tuesday afternoon, in the presence of an
immense crowd of spectators. She was
built expressly for the New Orleans,
Vicksburg and Greenville trade, in which
she is destined TO enjoy most popular
and prosperous career.
The 81. Luke achieved q performance
during her last trip that has not been
done for eighteen or twenty years. She
entered the Charlton river, tributary
of the Missouri, near Glasgow, ran up TO
the site Of the old town Of Charlton, to
the saw-mill Of Mr.. Lewis, and took on
20, 900 feet Of lumber. The river being
too narrow for turning, she went to the
forks, swung round, and came out with
colors flying, = Missouri Democrat, 9th.
The Evansville Courier Of the sth CON
tains the following:
The little boat built for Red river came
down on Sunday evening, With hole
punched in her head. She struck a
sunken aatboat at Peckinpaugh's bar.
A bulkhead was built around the hole,
and filed with mud, in which way she
reached here safely. She is lying here
repairing the damage, which will be
easily done.
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Cosgrovc Arrested.

While the "Ahrens case was pend
ing before the Criminal Court last night,
the entire court was startled by the ap,
pearance of John Cosgroye, in charge of
ex-Sheriff P. NJ. Winters and ex-police-
man James Costello. Captain Winters,
aided by Costello, arrested Cosgrove at
seven clock last evening at house on
Dunlap avenue, near the extension of
Poplar street. When arrested at the
above house Cosgroye stated that he had
been sick, but intended in few days to
surrender himself to the Sheriff. He
was turned over to Deputy Sheriff Fraime
at the courtroom by Captain Winters,
and was at once conveyed to the county
Jail, to await the action of the grand
jury of the Criminal Court. We have
been informed that Cosgrove stated this
morning to Sheriff Wright and Coroner
MofIatt, at the county Jail, that he in
tended giving himself up yesterday, and
had sent messenger to Sheriff Wright
to inform him where he (Cosgrove) could
be found. Before this person could
communicate with the Sheriff the ar
rest was made, as above stated, by Cap
tain Winters. From this it can be seen
that Cosgrove had no idea of leav-
ing the city, and succeeded for four
days in throwing the police author
tiles off Of the scent and could have es-
capped from the city without the Slightest
trouble But this only establishes the
fact so well recognized in larger cities,
that criminal is more secure from ar
rest in the city where the deed had been
committed than IN any other portion of
the country. The difficulty in arresting
adroit criminals is no easy matter, and
the time taken in working up" a case
gives the criminal ample time to elude
tbe authorities. Our police force is not
large, and the patrcimen have to watch |
too much territory to be effective. An
enlargement of the force on night duty |
would add much to the safety of property |
and the security Of life, and many deeds
Of blood could be prevented by the
timely appearance Of policeman upon |
the scene--which is now impossible, ow-
ing to the few men employed on duty.
This deed was committed on one of our
principal streets, at o'clock in the even
ing, within twenty yards of the 0verton .
Hotel, and yet nothing was known about
1t foE tssnfy-fopr hours.
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MISCELLANEOUS, RIVER, BUSINESS.

MISCELLANEOUS, RIVER, BUSINESS.
The rise here during the past twenty
four hours was ten inches, making total
rise of six feet. A decline has set in al
Cairo and St. Louis. 1t will, however
be of short duration, as the Ohio is rising
at Evansville and the Missouri is again
on BENDER the swell this time coming
from its head waters as well as its lower
tributaries. The upper Mississippi con-
tinues todecline, and as far as known,
no rains of importance have fallen to
render rise certain for some time
The Ohio is declining at Pittsburg and
Cincinnati, but rising at Louisville and
Evansville. White river has 81 feet to
Devalls Bluff and three feet TO jackson
port. The Arkansas is declining at Little
Rock, with plenty of water above. Bush
ness is active. The weather is clear, but
somewhat cool,
The gay steamer Norman failed to get
away last night owing to the failure in
discharging her cargo In time, but will
back out at 4 pm. to-day without fail
for Cairo, Evansville and Louisville, and
will go through on time. The trade she
has entered has so far proved satisfac-
tory to Capt. Kennedy, and is of great
benefit to our city. Let it be sustained.
Capt. X. is hard worker, and deserves
the patronage of shippers and passen-
gers. Lew Morris continues at the desk
of the Norman.
The elegant City of Chester will depart
at pm. for Cairo and st. Louis, Aleck
ZeigleF commands, and j, W. Raskette
is secretary.
The Garter Line steamer H. VI. Shreve
win arrive from above, and pass down at
4 pm. this day for Jefferson, Shreve-
port, and all landings on Red river.
Capt. Henry Carter is in command, and
Henry WOrsham clerk.
Mr.. Ed. Crowell, junior partner Of the
firm Of Larry Harmstad L Co, returned
yesterday from Texas. where he has been
for several months. s5NDfa.
The leviathan steamer Great Republic,
Donaldson, master, will pass down to-
day at pm. for New Orleans and the
bends. Her passenger accommodations
are we'll known, and are not equaled BY
any steamer on the river. Messrs. At
kinson and Floyd are her clerks. 4
The towboats Tom Reese aud ]. N.
Kellogg passed up yesterday.
The new and elegant steamer A. j.
White gsts away at pm. to-day for
Helena and FriaF's Point, making all
way landings To- accommodate passen-
gers. George Malone commands and
Messrs. Charley Smither, B. P. Fields
and Charley Sharpe are her clever sec.
retaries.
The fine steamer CITY Of Alton viii
pass down at I've o'clock this evening
for yicksburg and all way points. Cap
tain Carter commands and Carrot Huls
is clerk. tff.
The r. P. Walt goes out on Saturday
for White river.
A heavy fog prevailed on the river Jas,
night. which delayed the boats due sew
eral hours lt.e
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Amusemenfs.

THEATER.-A full and fashionable
hoase greeted the appearance of Mist
Moore and Mr., Wyndham at the theater
last night The interesting comedy oil
ours was presented in a commendabiS
manner. Every role was well sustained
by the talented company Tonight Mis-;
Moore takes a benefit, rendered to her
by numbeF OF orr CITIZENS who are
warm admirers Of this talented lady,
The sterling play. 'Tbe Lanoers." ha;
been selected for the occasion. No
doubt all the admirers Of the fair bene'
fciary will fill the theater from par.
quette to dome. We expect to see an
array Of beauty in the dress circle worthy
Of the occasion ED the compliment Sc
deserfedly tendefed. i.ss.s tsai viii no
doubt be taken, and standing room will
be difficult to secure. Tomorrow night
the popular play Of The Two Roses
vill be placed on the boards, with Miss
Moore aad Mr.. Wyndham in the leading
,har..,ors ~ 70 ...I.r 1sai. llf
VARIErIEs.-The old Washington street
thester is crowded nightly by all lovers
ofmusic and dancing. Manager SchOoles
has one Of the best TsHeiy shows in the
South, and has at present talented
and versatile troupe performing on the
boards A 6ns bill tonight
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Pass Him Around.

A dead beat. imposter and scoundrel,
claiming to be knight Templar, and
calling himself Harry De Loss; halls
from Chicago; height FIVE feet ten inches
weighs about l4O pounds; ford com
plexion, red head (partly bald, and red
mustache; has very good address, and
has also several letters purpogting to be
from prominent individuals Of Chicago.
He is guilty Of obtaining money under
false pretenses, forgery, etc. fsia
GEo. MELLERsH, L. c.,
Cyrene Commandry.
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though not quotably higher There wa.

though not quotably higher There was
a fair demand during the morning, fac
tors responding in the majority Of cases,
being willing but not over anxious to sell.
The sales reported up to noon will reach
500 bales, chiefly middling and low mid
ding, those being the principal grades
in demand. Strict middling was in re-
quest to certain extent, but not obtain
able, there being but few bales upon
the market, and those we're taken during
the early part Of the day. Prices were
well maintained and steady, l4ic being
the ruling rate paid for low middling and
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AN ENEMY IN YOUR MoUTH.-Do not
put, an enemy in your mouth to steal
away your teeth. Beware of destructive
tooth washes and tooth powders, many of
which are base limitations of Sozodont
Insure life lease of sound teeth and
fragrant breath by adopting the fragrant
Sozodont
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A SOLID HoUsE.-We call the atten-
ton of merchants and manufacturers to
our large and complete stock of machine
stretched oak leather and vulcanized
india rubber betting, which we are selling
at manufacturers prices. We keep all
sizes constantly on hand, and, as we
make betting specially, can offer very
superior inducements to parties filling
orders.
62 FERGUSON & PRIvETT.
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A meeting Of Canadians win be held
at the office of DR.. Allan Sterling, rooms
| and 2 over Willett's Billiard Hall, No.
81 Adams street, on Friday evening, No
vember H. at o clock, to make the nee
essary arrangements, and pay that tri-
butte of respect which is due the memory
of our ellow-countryman, Alexander
Matthews, who lost his life in the recent
accident on the New Orleans and Jack
son railroad. This call is made at the
suggestion of number of his friends and
fellow-countrymen.
62] G. NoURsE.
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SAINT FRANCIS, LEs

7. r. Bowman. Captain. IS. c. Palpe, Clerk
Will dominance runri-r 1srulariy a. above
to-day. ard VII lave hereafter On H. X
DAYS and FRIDAYS. u 81 m. ana eonunue
Ter TRIPS l0'the above points until ne Hatef
raites IN the -. Francis uter;
IAkRY III ARMsTAD A CO., Ag q.
u-f Nosby Block. 81 fr0nt street.
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"Cadnus.'

Wo0Di WooDll WooDll = Just re-
ceived by c. H. johnson, at the foot Of
Union street, one hundred and City cords
of hard wood, which he will sell at So per
cord on the levee, and 81 per cord de-
livered to any part of the city. II
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
eA1ua Pubic LEDGER 0FVIOE. |
MEMPHIS. TENN, November 10. 1870. J


MEMPHIS, TENN, November TO. 1870.
GENERAL MARKET.
There is very little OF interest trans
piring to-day in the general market.
Prices have undergone no especial
change Meats continue scarce, and are
firm. Grain is in moderate demand.
Corn being in chief request, is scarce
and a fraction higher Other articles
are unchanged.
MONEY.
The only new feature in the money
market to-day is the increased demand
for accommodations, both at the banks
and upon the street, the list Of appli-
cants representing almost every branch
of trade, and is being supplied at the
usual rates at the banks, while outside
capitalists ask an advance Of from / to
! per cent. per month on paper seeking
diseount+through street brokers, max
ing the rate to-day per cent.
per month on good paper with
ample security. The exchange market
continues about the same, with limited
amount of cotton bills offering, owing to
the decrease in the staple. The rates
are / to &c discount on Boston, New
YORK, and other Eastern points, and the
checking rate par to 81 per $1,000 dis
count, the former being the ruling rate.
Local securities and scrips are quiet and
without change. Memphis skies are
nominally, so to sic buying and
53c selling. There were several pur-
chases of city scrip this morning
at 69ci Csc is the selling rate.
A few county warrants were also pur-
chased at 67.l The selling rate for the
same is 20. $1,000 in Tennessee money
was bought al Go, and again sold at 6s.
There is but Little doing in gold; 1909 is
paid by dealers for small lots, while I
better could be realised on shipping lots.
The opening New York rate was ll0s.
after which Il advanced to and closed at
ll0s at noon. Government securities
opened aall. but steady in tone, and ster-
ling exchange active at 1924.
COTTON.
The market today is a trihe frmer
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sBuck's BriIfiant'' Again victo.
riOus-Premium Mt the Harrison
County CTexas) Fair.
By the following dispatch, received
this morning by Messrs. Risk & John
son, it will be seen that the celebrated
cooking stove, Bucks Brilliant" has
again indicated its superiority over all
other stoves by carrying off the first
prize at the above fair
[Dispatch.l
Messrs. Risk & johnson, No. 3O6 Main street,
Memphis, Tenn: qShu
First premium to {" Bucks Brilliant,"
Of Harrison County Texas Fair, over
the hcharter Oak as''a ID ltF sat ,Ng
Messrs. Risk 4 Johnson have on hand
full stock of these celebrated cooking
stoves, and challenge the world to pro-
duce their equal
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The New York market opened dull at
l6c for middling, with sales for Novem-
Der delivery at l5s to 1870; December,
l5s to l59c; January. l5lc, basis low
middling- The Liverpool market opened
dull at Cd for Orleans and 9Bd for up.
lands. VI
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RooIs AND SHOES.
True E my
u FoUxD N TEn
BOoTi

u,HE FIRsT PREMIUM AT TdR GRRAT
1 81 Louis Fair for lsd4 vas awarded ~ The
manufacturers afthis beautiful boot. n com
bines al the utility ofthe seHed boot viii the
ton i in this wise tsEfend Of rcrI. rcrul Jar
SHAPED brass scr.a j. driven into TIE aIln = hfn
damp, and ,-a1otkly and lecurrlr tlir0tcd,
thus hoi4aag he aoles ar - icEetffT 20
tirts ta.t tfey can never - ~ alte ~.
Ihey have All The Hmacf1nfII AnI FItINrIiF n
the seuei boot, and 49, r. ile ol.IlI4n-
tarcs attaching - fh1 resrci bot. - HfIl
them al q rrice Ia frldf uufr iha1 ftai -
he rerred to-IIi hll ~ flrnrh F1u r|In
nIrnrfkinr Itat L -. ar.rNrlIH II. We
hars frt.h iect cf aIl kiniE ~ Horla as
$50 ~ lHiies. Feuig. 4ITGrI a11 rhIIIIlnf
9ilI eli 81 Hh1io1aIn a1d rrIaII
~ - hsa Sisst
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ALL the latest papers from every direc.
ton, including Eastern dailies, fifty
hours from their issue, pictorials and
comic weeklies. Godey's and Peterson
magazines for December, together with
every character Of reading matter, can
be had at Joe Locke's mammoth news
emporium, No. 1864 Main street. where
Joe can always be found ready to favor
and edify bis friends aud the public.
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Nav HONEY, also, fresh cranberries,
together with good supply of family
groceries of all kinds, OF ]. Devotos, cor
ner Adams and Third streets. 34-t
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The grand complimentary benefit
rendered Miss Louisa Moore at the Mem
phis Theaier tonight BY the leading
ei;;yens Of Memphis, viii be a grand
affair.
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WATSON HoUsE.-For first-class board,
apply at 81 Main st. j. d. Young & Co.,
proprietors; Acton Young, supt. 62
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"Gadnaus.''

EXCELLENT European singing birds
and parrots for sale at Mansfield h Hig,
bees drugstore,
63 l., DIEoKMAHH.
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n est A DARK LkMQN-C0LOkhp
ne name CIV p. Martin. $40 reward viii
~ ,sid Tor her delivery AZ the ONCE Of W. r..
MartiS. northeast evEper Of Second and Y nion
streets. =
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BoATs LEAVING TODAY

R; P, Walt, Fanny Brandeis, Norman,
A. j. White.
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ErERYsopT in need Of dry goods
shonld read d. Q. ( II. N. LoeEanstines
list Of prices before purchasing. See ad-
vertisement on the third page, AT
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LOOK at the list of prices of D. c. & II.
NJ. Loewenstine, 332 Main street See
advertisement on third page. AT
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NoucB 70 C0TT0N SNIP
PERS.-TFy our black aud red cotton
marking ink j. A. J. SMITH d Co.,
Druggists, 225 Main street. 65sg
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"GadHus.''

HoRsE CLorHNd.-He are in receipt
Of full line Of horse blankets inciading
all grades, which we are Offering At liyi
ing rates. FERGusox q PRrrErr, 2
6lI $50 Main Street.
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SPALDIYG's GLUE, handy about the
house, mends everything. cod
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Be SURE aad read d. c. & H. NJ. Leow-
enstines price list in this paper on the
third page. Al
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For BeuIah and Eunice.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
tOmpany's u. ). Nail Line.
mr. ,pp1NeEuRNT

ON AMI AFTER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
" 19th. tke elegant passenger packets Of this
Tine Mi leave Memphis for Little Rock. and
all intermediate Landings.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
EoieIoek n. m. making direct connections
a. Inn, Rock with the light draught boats Of
ne Line for Fort Smith and all intermediate
noints. and with the regular United States
mail coaches for Hot Springs.
AZ The boats Of this Lilac we're built az
pressly for the trade. and possess unsurpassed
ABILITIES for Transporting passengers aud
freight 70 all points on the Arkansas river
without detention. at all stages Of water.
- freights consigned 70 this Company a
Men phis. OF mouth Of Waite river. will BE-
forWsrded promptly T. destination without
10 J05sS u. ADAMS. Pres.s.
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TIE reproduction of the Lanpers to-
night the occasion Of Miss Louisa
Moore's benefit.
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FOR LEASE,

E0R LEAsE--FRoMO ONE TO TEN YEARS
II Large and small LOTS in and about Mena-
phis, profitable foe sheds. residences. groce-
ries. manufactures and gardens, Apply
promptly to W. I. X AN AZ, pE Ev
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The largest and cheapest variety of
cook and heating stoves in the city, at
Bcringe 4 Lotze, 3Sl Main st. [s6
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CURE THAT CoUGH.-Dimmitt's Cough
Balsam never fails. Sold by all drug
gists. Price fifty cents eodS9
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For Sd. FrancIs River.

ST Francis River Packet Line Regular Tues-
day and friday raeket-for the Bends.
Helena, Mariana. 81. Francis river and the
Cat.0A. The new aud elegant passenger
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keep constantly AND FRESH following
which will be sold at CORRESPONDENCE Low PRICES
Bachelors full stock Kip Boots and Brogan
Full lines of Clothing and Hats;
Jeans, Tweeds Keseys Beverly Twils, Sainets
Cassineres, Plaid and Striped Osnabugs
Heavy Brown and Bleached Domestcs, White Inseys,
AND ALL OTHER GOODS FOR PLANTATION USE
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srEANFIr..sq At 3l5 Second St.

FoR sALE.-A fresh lot Of apples
choice varieties. r. Russell, Grooming,
N. Spy, Snow, f. Streaks-Gillaower, W.
Winter, N Y. Pippin's, spitzenberg etc.
5et CoSAwAY 4 Co, 1868 Main. b
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The Lancers will be produced to-
night at the theater, being the occasion
of Miss Moore's complimentary benefit.
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For Arkansas River.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet co.,.
S, Nail Line-FOr Helena, friar's Poiai.
Rock. connecting for Hot sssings and Fort
Smith.
w. A. CALDWELL, - Capt. Cooper
PASSENGER rs Steamer "a aF viii leave sIsftsf
FRIDAY. 18th instant. at Pm,
For freight or passage anEly Qp board or 70
W. q. PA1fES0N, Agent.
q No 3 Madison st.. Stanton Block.
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Liverpool Cotton market.

Liverpool Cotton Market.
By S. p. and A. telegraph
LIVERPOOL. November 10. 3p.m.-Cotton is
steady; sales. 5000 bales. fn
Middling Uplands.. az
OJyt4
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, November 10. p.m.-Govern-
mcnts are dull but steady in tone. Sterling
exchange is steady at 1898. Gold is loaning
at per cent. Money is easy at per cent.
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For the best article of Coal go TO
J. az M. LOudon, stanton Block, cor
ner or Madison and Front. 27-t
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RAFFLE at Cadmus' Parlors. Premi-
um sets of harness. 20
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RATTLE at Cadmus' Parlors. Four
breech-loading shot guns. &C
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"CddnuS.' u
MONITOR.

ADDBEss R. V. Pierce, NJ. d., Buffalo,
N. Y, and. get a pamphlet on catarrh,
free, or send sixty cents and get DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. $500 reward is
offered by the proprietor for case of
eatarrh which he cannot cure. Sold by
aruggists. eod-d&w
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London stock Market.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Norman, Evansville.
" Des Arc, Friar's Point.
/" Mollie Able, New Orleans. "
" Little Alps, New Orleans.
(" Utah, Arkansas river.
e" Julia, Vicksburg.
f" A. j. White, Friar's Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Belle Lee, New Orleans.
3" Pat Cleburne, Arkansas river.
q " Des Arc, Friar's Point.
" Oil City, Shawnee Village.
I" Utah, st. Louis.
a." Mollie Able, st. Louis.
!" Julia, st. Louis NaN
BOATS IN PORT.
R. P, Walt, Fanny Hrandeis, Norman,
A. j. White.
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, by BAR
thoIomew a. Allen, o West Court st.
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Pittsburg and Camel Coal, and
Gas Coke, at Peterson's, Ii Madison
and 1874 Poplar street. ST
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aoARpINe.

DoARpfNG. zNgITEMORE HOUSE,. lO
Isl z. II. WAITEM0RE, PrOp'r.