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THE CUTTING DEPARTMENT
Internal Revenue Notice.
DEPUTY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
GREgNvILLE, s. c., Sept. %, 1870.


GREgNvILLE, S. c., Sept. %, 1870.
TVAVING received all the monthly lists up 10
August, 1870, will be at Anderson c. II.
on tuesday, October 4th; at Wahalla on Wednes-
day, October 9Th. and at Grcenville G. II. on
Monday, October 1oth for the purpose of COL
lccting the Internal Revenue Taxes. Parties are
requested to come forward on the days above
specified, cs am compelled to close up my list.
Parties who owe any special taxes, commonly
known as licensc.) unless they come forward at
once and pay the same, will be indicted for doing
business without having paid the special tax, as
required ly law.
A. l.. COBB,
Deputy Collector Internal Revenue.
P. S.-The above notice will not be construed
that executions for old taxes will be withheld un-
til those dates, as l will proceed and collect until
then by warrants, speedily us possible.
Sept 30, 1870 IL
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DISSOLUTION.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the copartner-
Y ship heretofore existing between ALEA-
1NDER EyINS ard W. F. PARKER, in the
Lumber and Mercantile business. under the name
and style of Evns * Parker is this day dissoi-
we'd by mutual consent
The Notes, Accounts and Books of the firm have
hccn placed in the hands of J. ii. Whitner, Wal
halla, and B. F. Whincr, Anderson, for colcc-
ton, to whom all payments must be made Per-
sons indebted will save cost by settling their dues
A. EVINS,
W. F. PARKER.
walhalla, S. c., August 80, 1870.
Returning thanks for past patronage, the un-
dersigncd will continue the business near Wal
hala. All persons desiring lumber will be sup
piled promptly and on liberal terms, by address
ing me at Walhalla, S. c. All kinds of lumber
delivered on the Railroad at short notice.
w. F. PARKER.
August 80, 1870 IL
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Rsg- The many friends of DR.. JOHN WILSON
respectfully nominate him as candidate for re-
election to the House OF Representatives.
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os@ The friends of a. 0. NORRIS announce
,,;.~ nc candidate for the office Of Judge of
prnbae p, for the County of Anderson at the ensu-
;nr nUe election His political disabilities have been
lns snod bv the Senate Of the United States, but
fe;,"d ~ mass the House of Representatives for
an Of time before adjournment, but wpass in
,;u,a ~ take the Office if elected
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

C,ALL on a. B. TOWERS and get your proper
ty Insured against loss by fire. and also
Lie Policy for your wife and children.
A. B. TOWERS, Insurance Agent,
Now at No. Granite Row.
Sept 90, 1870 II
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GOODS!
YVNIIE attention of the Ladies of Anderson Dis
trict is respectfully called to our stock Of
WHITE GOODS,

Just received, consisting OF
Real Swiss Muslin, Striped Twilled Longcloth,
Fancy Swiss Muslin, Piquc, Briliants.
Swiss Null Muslin, Tarleanes,
India Book Muslin, Tape Checks,
Towcling, Doyics, Swiss Edging, etc.
Also, beautiful assortment of Pique Trim
ming and Royal Sandingbam Frilling.
These goods will be SOLD AT VERY Low
FIG URES, having been purchased at greatly re-
duced prices.
We have just received a fine assortment of La
dies and Childrens' SHOES and CATERS.
We invite the attention of the gentlemen to our
new stock of COTTON4DES, JEANS, CASH
K1RETS, etc.. whic! We will sell from 25 cents
per yard up.
GROCERIES, Of all kinds, always on hand
MARTIN s. HARRISON,
No. 10 Granite Row, Anderson S. c.
June ., 1870 40
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NEW FIRM.

YHNIE subscribers have this day entered into
copartnership to transacta general Mcrcan-
liIc and brokerage business, under the firm name
of Sharpe s. Towers, at the old stand Of W. 5.
Sharpe in the town of Anderson, S. G.
w. S. SHARPE,
A. Is. TOWERS.
Sept -, 1870 IL
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HERE'S YOUR CHANCE {!
700 Acres of Valuable Land
For Sale?
With Water-Power Mills, &c.

rHyIIE undersigned will sell to the highest bid
der, at public outcry, before the Court
House door in Walhalln, on SALEDAf (3dl i'll
OCTOBER next: at II m, that Valuable Tract OF
Land, known rs
OCONEE MILLS,
On Oconcc Greek, six miles north of Walhalla, on
the road leading from Walhalla TO Cheohee' con-
tanning 700 Acres, more or less. There is Grist
and Saw Mill in operation on the place. The
water power is fine and timber abundant. Dwell
ling and necessary outbuildngs on the place
There is open land on the Tract for farming pur'
poses.
TEnMs-One fourth by 1st of January next,
and balance OIL n credit of one and two years,
with interest. Purchase money to be secured by
note, personal security, and mortgage of the
premises. Purchaser TO pay for stamps and pa
pers.
Sept Is, 1870 II
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SIMPSON, HILL & CO.,
DRUGG Gls IS,

A RE receiving heavy orders of goods for the
" Fall trade. We buy for cash. and by SELL
ing for cash at short profits, and close attention TO
business, We expect to continue to increase not
only in the confidence, but number of our custo-
mers.
If YOU want Drugs of nll kinds, including those
of the latest and most approved preparations,
COME!
If you want Prescriptions carefully and COR
rcctly compounded,
If YOU want Paints and Oils of all kinds, in
cluding varnisles, Turpentine and Burning Fluid,
COME!
If you want Blue Stone and DyO Stufs of all
kinds,
If you want Soaps of any grade from the lar
gest bar to the finest Toilet,
S COME!
If you want Pcrrumary of any kind from the
finest Extracts down, Including Flavorlng Ex-
tracts
If you want Hair Oil, Hair Restoratves, Hair
Dyes of the freshest and most approved styles,
COME!
II you want Iatent Meulclhes oi any hino'
COME!
If you want ANYTHING in the regular Drug
line,
COME
SIMPSON, HILL & CO.,
At the Sign of the Golden Mortar,
ANDERSON, S. c.
Sept 90, 1870 IA
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

nsy- The many friends of WM II. HAiNlE,
ESQ.,, respectfully announce him as candidate
for reelection to the Office Of School Commissioner
for Anderson County at the ensuing election.
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nsy- The many friends of WILLIAM PERRY
ESQ. nominate him us q candidate for the Legs
lature, believing all parties safely unite ana
elect him.
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ssg- The friends of GEORGE W. HAMMOND a?1.
would S respectfully announce him as candidate ate
for Probate Judge of Anderson County ,...1 a' 'ne
next election, without regard TO party politics.
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D r. TU IT'S S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight

-..
Is the acknowledged antidotc to all Blood Dis
cases. By its use the affections above cnumera'
ted can be permanently banishcd, and the
Source the Centre of Life-the Blood,
Be maintained in all its purity and vigor.
For Diseases produced by the use of Mercu-
ry, and for Syphilis, with its train of evils,
this Compound is the only sure antidote.
To the poor creature, enfeebled in mind and
body, by secret practices whose nerves are un-
strung, and countenance downcast,
THE SARSAPARILLA
Queens Delight
Is blessing Try.it fairly and your nerves will
be restored 10 their woned vigor, and your dejec-
ted countenance be made radiant with the con-
seriousness of RESTORED MANHOOD.
Being free from violent minerals it is adapted
to general use The old and young may use it;
the most delicate female at any time may take 1t;
the tender infant, who may have inherited disease,
will be cured by it,
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Sept Is, 1870
SALE
$50 ACRES,

More or less-can be divided into two more
parts, to suit purchasers. About half of said
lands arc cleared, lying the Grove river, in the
counties of Jackson and Banks, six or seven
mile. south of the Air Line Railroad, and two
miles west of the chartered line of the Northeast
or Rubun Gap Railroad. Will describe it in TWO
tracts:
The Home Place, containing about five hundred
and twenty acres lying on buth sides OF the
Grove river, in The county of Jackson. There Is
about TWO hundred acres of frst-clns bottom
land, mostly cleared and in cultivation. On the
place, there is n good dwelling house, kitchen,
out. houses, Clubhouse and screw, together with
good orchard.
The other parcel, or Thornton Tract, joins the
home place and is in Banks county, bounded on
the west by Hickory Level creek, and on the south
by the Grove river. On this place thero is about
one hundred acres of good bottom land, mostly
cleared and in cultivation. There is q dwelling
house and some out-houses. and about two hun
lrcd acres Of good woodland, within four miles OF
Homer.
There will also he sold, two Shares of Georgia
Railroad Stock.
Persons desiring TO look at said lands will call
on Matthew Cox, Maj Ninlz, D. ]. or Minyard
Sanders. m
Sold for the benefit of heirs and creditors. Ii
Ties good TERMS CASH.
Nm: SANDERS, Executors.
HUGH ATKINS,
Sept 81, 1870 l3 2
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Re-ODcned for the season,

BI= One hundred White aud Grey
Blankets, just received, and selling at
reduced prices.
ian8 SCHAPKER, BUSTING & Co.
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INcoME TAx.-The revenue Of
fcers are busily engaged IN col
lecting Statements of income for
1869, so as to assess internal
revenue tax on such as are subject
thereto. In all cases where the state
ments are not returned by the 10th of
this month, the law provides a PEN
atty. Those persons who have not
attended to this matter, would do
we'll TO do so at once. Statements on
the forms provided by the Govern
ment. ought to be returned in all
cases, this is the only manner
ia which it can be officially
known whether persons ought to be
assessed or not. The officers have no
authority to take it for granted that
any particular person is not liable to
the taxes. The proper way to show
non-reliability is by making state
ment in the regular form.
In this connection, it will relieve
the public to state that it is almost
certain, that after this year. this tax
will be less onerous. The prospect is
that the tax will be continued, but
the rate will be reduced. and the ex-
emptions increased.
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MYSTERIOUS CASE OF POISONING.
The Lives of a Whole Family En-
dangeTed.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Edward
Boetticher, of the firm of Boetticher.
Kellogg & Co.. hardware, complained
to his partner of feeling rather IN
well, and in few minutes afterwards
as Mr.. kellogg supposed, went out.
Ia the course of about half an
hour messenger arrived in haste at
the store with a message for Mr..
Boetticher, that Mrs. B. was violently
i'll, and asking that he come home
with a physician at once.
The messenger was instructed to go
at once for physician. and second
messenger was dispatched through
town to find Mr.. B., and tell him
of the condition Of his family
four children and young man, rsla-
tive of the family, being alike affected.
The messenger returned without
finding Mr.. Betticher. and shortly
afterward an employee of the firm en-
gagged in the second story, heard q
groan, and going to where the groan
proceeded from, found Mr.. 3. lying
on bed, vomiting violently. and evil
IDENTIFY very i'll.
Mr.. Boetticher was assisted into a
hack and sent home and aid sent for,
and in short time four physicians
were in attendance doing all that
could be done for them.
The symptoms developed by all,
indicate poison by arsenic. How
such thing could have occurred was
mystery.
The only person in the household
not affected was the servant girl, who
is above any suspicion. Her exemp-
ton is attributed to the circumstance
Of her not using milk in coffee Gs the
rest Of the family did, and that the
poison must have been in the milk.
The statement in the Union, of last
evening, that the grandmother y
had bought arsenic few days ago. is
contradicted by the family, with the
remark that the old lady is absent
from the city.
At midnight. they we're all pro-
nounced to be out of danger, by DR..
Kress. Mr.. Boettieher, who was the
most severely afflicted, being very
much easier.
During the afternoon various tbeo-
ries were advanced concerning the case
but the facts related above are only
such as were related by those in a
position to know best as to the cir
cumstances.
Mr.. Boetticher is confidently ex-
pected to be about as usual in a day
or two. Meanwhile. the case will
undergo a thorough investigation by
the family.
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bales of cotton here for r. K. Dun
kerson & Co, and had 500 bales for
Cincinnati. Capt. Hutchinson, for
merly of the Phil. Sheridan. is In
command. Lon Bryson is her clerk,
and Tom. Coon star gazer. She goes
to Cincinnati to be rebuilt, unless our
boat builders can get the contract.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For MEMPHIS good steamer
Milbrey, will leave for Memphis, and
all way ports, at 5P. NJ, to day. in
command of Capt. Fred. Huston, a
popular and competent officer, with
Negley Rudd, courteous and oblig-
ing young gentlemen in the Office.
For NEW ORLEANs.-The great
Nick Longworth viii be here to-day
sure, en- route to New Orleans. Pas
seDgers will fnd trip to New Or
leans with Cspt's Lew Hates and Ed
gene Bowers, real delight.
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sE. houls aArKet.

BY Feegraph.l ST. Louis. March @
ToBAcco-Active and strong; 61SGs for
Tugs; lie for common leaf; liz for good
mandatory.
COTTON Quiet and nominal; 201z92Ic for
low mfddling.
dressed.
FLoUR-Low grades active: other grades
dull; super at s4 25g4 90: X, 81 Coca IS /;
XXX. So 00g5 Is; family, ~ 3097 50.
WHEAT-Closed duh and lower; red fall
at 97c@sl OBJ; No fall, 81 10; choice, 81 1913
al 20; choice white, 81 150l 20.
CORN = Dull and easier at 75877c for
mixed; 1850 for yellow; 1895 for white.
OATs-Dull ana lower at 4Sa50G.
BARLEY-Uucbanged at 81 Oh for choice
fall.
RYE-Small sales al 72Jzg75.
WHIGKY-Eirm.
PoRK-Opened weak and closed frmer
al 27gdZ75zc.
DRY SALT MEATs-Quiet; clear sides IN
hOgsheads at &c.
BACoN-Quiet; shoulders, l654c.
LARD-small sales OF choice at l6c; Ket-
tie at l69Ibhc.
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r1rclnnaii Hs9Eui.

BY 4slesTaph.l CTR0IzFATI. March. 2.
ELoUR and GRAIE-Dull, and unchang-
ed.
CoTToS-Dull, nominal middling &c.
TOBACCO Unchanged, supply better
sales of 40 hhds at So 10 and $50 40.
WHISKY Dull, dropping at 9499i1ac;
better feeling in provisions, but demand
light.
MESS PoRK-Held firmly at ST.; small
sales made at this rate.
BULK MEATs-Firm, at Si44I41xc for sides
butsales we're made at AZ.
LARD-l4915c. for steam and kettle.
SUGAR CURED HAMS-I7Nlsc.
BUTTER-Scsrce and firm at 30g35c.
EGGS Dull, lower at lS9l9c.
CHEEsE-l68I715c, and the demand light.
CLOVER SEED-Dull, lower sales 49, 1t
is being shipped to this market from Phii-
adelphia.
TIMoTHY-FiIm at 81 409465.
LINSEED OIL-Q niet az 81.
LARD OIL-sl 2sgl 49, and dull.
PETROLEUM-Unchang quiet at SOC
32s,
sUGAR-Dun; New Orleans I09l8%c. Il
per cent tare.
CoFFEE-Unchanged: quiet at l8 to 24c.
ssEs-Scarce and firm at 76982c.
G0LD-Sl l5h.
ExCHANGE-sI 10 discount, buying.
MONEY-CtOse.
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The weather gave indications of
being cloudy about shutdown last eve
ming, but the clouds dispersed and it
grew smoky, but not sufficiently to
interfere with navigation.
The only additional arrivals up
to midnight were the Morning Star,
from Louisville and return, Sam.
Merwin and barges. from Louisville to
New Orleans. The Fayette for Hen
derson and Sam Orr for Cairo, de-
parted.
The Rochester, with big tow of hay,
and the Kenton, with new steam
boat hull, built at Madison, for the
Missouri River, passed down at 8 P.
NJ. The Kenton was loaded to the
guards. She tows the hull to Cairo,
whence it will be towed to ST. Louis,
to receive machinery and cabin.........
The Morning Star had a good trip.
The Sam Merwin arrived last night
with a tow of barges covering about
40 acres, including the hull and dis
mantled upper works of the old
steamer Lafourche, which has been
purchased by Captain Fl. S. Welton,
receiving and forwarding merchant.
general steamboat agent, wharf
master and U. s. Mail agent as
well as wharf boat proprietor at Bay
Gu Sara, La..........The Nick Longs
worth did not leave New Albany IN
til yesterday, she will be here posi-
lively to-day.
The Mary Houston leaves Louisville
this evening, and will be here to-
morroW.........The MilbIey will be
found at the wharf this morning, and
will leave for Memphis this evening.
1.-THE Sam Merwin will lie over
till to-day, and will take large
amount of freight. Our dis;ln-
guished young friend. Lee
Crane, is her handsome clerk.........
The Countess arrived about midnight
with a big load. She discharged 300
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SneciaI NOtIce.

Notwithstanding the late conhagra-
ton which destroyed most of our
stock and material, also damaging
our tools aud machinery, we would
beg leave to inform. our friends and
patrons, that we have removed our
Blank Book Managactory directly OPP
posite the old stand, on First Street,
over S. Bruner Il Cos Hoop Skirt
Factory, where we shall be pleas ed to
receive our customers, with their or
ders; it is the intention, that IN few
days we shall be in complete running
order, with a new and yell selected
stock of paper and material.
MEYER & GoRsE.
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THE MARKETS.
sow ToFg RaPges.

@@W AWA& E&EAEEa
Sy Telegraph NEW YoEK. MARI.
CoTroS-Lower; 25c for middling up
FLoUR-More steady; receipts COZ bbls;
sales 7,20J bbls at "a 1904 80 for superfine
western state; s. O5a5 IS Tor extra state. 81 81
az 90 for extra western. IS 7a0l6 3O for
white wheat extra; s. 20d6 Is for round-
hoop OHIO; 70 5000 70 Tor extra st Louis I;
Sc 259S 50 for choice 90.
Rye FLOUR irmers sales 200 barrels at
81 40g5 20.
WHIsKY-Without decided change; sales
go barrels western Tree at sl@l Oh and state
at 81 0l@l Oh
WHE4T-Opened steady and closed dun
and lower; receipts IL $50 bushels; sales OF
"a 600 bushels at 81 10 Tor No. and spring
mixed 81 29gl 81 for winter red and am
| Der western; 81 609l 81 for choice white
RYE-Quiet-
BARLEx-Dull; Canada West at 81 1og
BARLEY MALr-Quiet.
CoKN-NeW firm, old dull and rather
heavy; receipts 5,ZSO bushels; sales oo,UVl
bushels q 92tgs6 for new mixed western
| 81 O454G5 for old do delivered; 81 o. FOR new
| yellow southern.
OATs-Duil and heavy; receipts 9,5S8
sales of l6 000 bushels at 559565ze Tor west
! eTn 62d631a for state.
RIoE-Steady 61zg714e for Carolina.
COFFE-Quiet and fifm.
sUGAR-DulI, 100 hhds cuba, at 10000.
MoLAssEs-DuL
LINsEED OIL-Quiet, 98@9Sc.
TuRPKNTIEE-Heavy 4fa45-.
PoRK-Firm, lore active, ,l45 bbls at
| $50 099z6 . for new ness SO 009sZl 1oI
prime; S23 50924 prime mess; also new
/ mess seller A priI S260092625.
@BEEF-Steady; US bbls at Sl0OO9Sl5 O0ifoE
| new plain mess: l4O0gtl750 for new extra
mess; fierce beef quiet. S25 90 for mess
| e25 C06e28 90 for prime mess; 81 oOgf50 W
for india mess; ueef hams quieti 10 bbls
at SIS O0dS32 80.
| SO 50gSll50 for shoulders; Sl4O09Sl47j for
hams.
| MIDDLEs-Qulet, sales of70 boxes at 1870
| for Cumberland cut; sales of 100 boxes
| Cumberland cut, deliver a BILE in Chicago,
at 1870.
LARD-A shade 6rmer; 40 tierces at 148
| 1870 for steam; Halle for kettle rendered
also 500 tierces steam seller March at l45S.
BUTTER-Quiet
CHEEsE-Duil at l61l7c.
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sac raarful CANoER subdued.

THE CURE HOW DISCOVERED. -
Having been long 1Hicted with CANCER,
/ resorGed to all the remedies of which
could hear, Among them was one recona-
intending q certain herb to me as a cure.
/ las / supposedly procured the herb,
and prepared and applied it, which
by the family physictansshs informed me
that the herb had used Sch had made
q perfect and speedy cure, was not the one
recommended. All who are afflicted can
ind speedy cure by sending for the re-
cipe, with full directions for use. Price So.
order. GEORGE MORGAN, Box Isl. Port
Jervis Orange County, New York.
ia22 dam
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PITTSBURG, March 2 Monongahela is
falling, 8 feet; Greensboro feet 6 inches
falling; Brownsville IO5 feet. failing. Ar
rived-ArlingtoD, from Cincinnati. De-
particularly Dfsvage; Barges leave for
of coal Tor Cincinnati. r. @. Gray is load
ing for Nashville. CamelIa is loading for
st. Louis. TIE new packet Juniata, has
deferred her first trip 10 Cincinnati unit!
next week; not quite ready for business
yet. Wild Cat announced yesterday to
take a tow of coal to Louisville. will not
go at present. Weather cloudy = light
snow faIl1ng-heavy snow fell last Night
Mercury so and rising.
PIrTsBURG, March 2.-Weather
clear, thermometer 260. MonoDgahe-
la s feet and falling. Arrived: Ar
lington. Departed: Davage; Glen
dale goes tomorrow.
CINcINNATI, March q River %
feet 6 inches and rising; 70 feet 6
inches under the bridge. Weather
clearing up. Arrived-Alice Dean,
from Memphis. Departed - Silver
Moon, Memphis; Norman, Evans.
vile: Emperor, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, March Port list
Mary Houston, from New Orleans !;
LeClaire No. 2, to Tennessee River !;
Shamrock, Cincinnati to st. Louis !;
Emma Floyd, Nashville to Cincin.
natl; Nick LongWorth, New Orleans.
River rising, with 10 feet In canal,
and s feet on falls. Clear and mild.
Business good.
NASHVILLE, March 2.-River fall
ing; 81 feet on Harpeth Shoals. The
weather is fair and pleasant. Ar
rived-Alpha, Evansville; Burksville,
Upper Cumberland. Departed-John
Lumsden, for Cairo; Umpire. Upper
Cumberland; Alpha, Evansville.
CAIRO, March 2-The Quickstep.
Evansville packet arrived 9 P. N.
Altoona from st. Louis to Cincinnati.
Indiana to Cairo and New Orleans
Am. Simpson Horner from Pittsburg
to New Orleans. Commonwealth
idas from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Louis. arrived 1 P. NJ. Charlie Dur
Henry Ames from Cairo to New Or
leans. 3P. NJ; City of Alton from St.
Louis to Vicksburg, at 6 p. NJ: st.
7P.M. River fell z inches. Clear.
Mercury 40.
ST. LOUIS, March ARRIVED
David Watts, from Tennessee River;
Fersythe, from Vicksburg; Florence,
from Illinois River; William White,
from Paducah; Anna, from Cincin-
natl; Nile, from Lexington; Natrona,
from Hannibal; Bon Accord, from
Mound City; Andy johnson, Keokuk.
Departed-Pauline, Carroll, Emile,
La Barge, and w. j. Lewis to New Or
leans; Marble City, to Memphis; City
of Pekin, to Peoria, Andy johnson
and Victory, to Keokuk; Champion
to Cincinnati; Natrona to Hannibal
River stationary with and O. feet
to Cairo; feet to Keokuk; feet in
the Illinois River; 40 inches in the
Missouri River. Business good, ton
age inadequate, weather clear. pleas
ant.
MEMPHIS, March Weather clear
and pleasant. River rising slowly.
natl. Departed-McGill, Belle Mem
phis, for St. Louis; Grand Era. for
Cairo; Burns with 1 800 bales of cot
ton, for Cincinnati.
'VIcKsBURG, March 2.-Down, Sal
lie, Carrie Kounz, Liberty and
barges. Weather clear and pleasant.
River rising slowly.
NEW ORLEANS, March DE
parted, the Great Republic for Louis
vile.