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ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP. = The
managers of the Rink announce that
the books of the Skating Company
are now open for those who desire to
subscribe to the capital stock. and
will become associate members"
One share. costing twenty-five dollars,
entities the holder to free admission
to all regular assemblies, a voice in
the management of the concern. cleo
ton of officers, ETC., and share in all
the profits. The privileges granted
are we'll worth the price of associate
membership. All our fashionable
young ladies and gentlemen should
take the matter into consideration at
once.
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New Advertisements.
More IndubItable PrO0C.

tain. of Piftsburg, Pa, writes: "rhe in
ventor OF MISHLER'S HERB BLTTERS
is a bene factor TO the human race. / was
q victim to the worst form OF Dyspepsia; ;
my health failed to such degree that the
physicians pronounced me tneurable. i
had used all sorts of remedies, and even
took a voyage to California, but nothing
relieved me. The Bitters were finally re-
commended; / refused to use it; my friends
insisted, and I yielded. am thankful
that was induced TO DO so, for the Bitters
cured ma entirely, and am now as well,
hale, ard strong as 1 was fifteen years
ago." Sold by druggists generally. Price
one dollar per bottle. IL
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MemDbis Harket-
BY Telegraph.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. Oct. q.
CoTToN-Firm and in good demand at
AZ receipts ], 917 bales; ex ports 2,2II bales;
FL0UR-Steady.
CoRE-New csc; old 72973c
OATS-C0c.
. HAY-S2i.
BRAN-SN.
LAID -I71SdI8Z.
PoRK-s28 80.
BAcoN-shouIders Is: sides Iszg2O.
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PERMANENTLY LOCATED. = DIR.
Bort, founder of the st. Louis Eye,
Ear and Lung Institute, lately of Lou
isville, and who is so generally known
for his successful treatment of Deaf
ness, DISCHARGES and Noises from the
Ear and Head, Blindness from Cata-
ract, Films. Dots, Opatics, Sore and
Infa1hed Eyes; Diseases of the Throat,
Heart, Lungs, Lives, Stomach and
Bowels; Scrofula and all Diseases of
the Blood. Syphilis, &C., has now per-
manently located in this city. Office
aud Rooms at Mrs, Sansom's, on Third
Street, between Locust and Walnut
Streets, west side, where he can be
consulted for the successful treatment
of all durable cases Of the above dis
eases, as his success during his pre-
vious visit to this city six years ago
will fully testify. Hundreds, yea
thousands, are now living who are en-
joying perfect immunity from any
disease, who ascribe the praise, as it
were, to DR.. Bort and his Scientific
Treatment. Those afflicted should
lose no time in consulting DIR. Bort.
Office hours from 8 AM. till 9 Pm.
1Wd&W
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Sew York Gold and Stock Market.
By Telegraph NEW YORK, Oct. %.

MoNEY-Market easy at 496 per cent.
STERLING-NominaI at S1&l0S96.
GoLD-Firm; opened at lz5s. closed at IL.
CASH gold very scarce. Borrowing rates q
az; ruling rates q. Clearances $50 on ,00U.
Exports for the week $3.50 900.
The cotton receipts from all ports for the
week are 50 430 bales; exports 1875 bales;
stock 204, $40 bales.
It is announced that the Secretary OF the
Treasury has determined to begin the pre-
payment of the November interest, with
out rebate to the 2Sth inst.
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PEARLS AND RUBIEs.-When rosy
lips part, pearls should glitter behind
them. To preserve and beautify the
dental enamel. there is no preparation
like Sozodont, a compound of the
most wholesome, vegetable antisep-
tics, among which the bark of the
South American Soap Tree. known to
the natives as OUTLAY, and used by
the Spanish Americans for cleaning
without impairing, the most delicate
fabrics, is most important.
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By Telegraph.ls LONDON, Oct %.
Consols 925z; bonds quiet; 62s 1917; 65s
Ss5S; 67s s95s 1O'40s S71<; stocks quiet.
LIVERPOOL, October 22.-Cotton active:
sales e, 600 bales uplands at S5<MS75d: Or
leans 9a9ISd; California wheat los lOd red
western gs Id winter 10s ld9l0s I'd; -four
23LS: new corn 295z; oats 221s; pork 1O71<;
beef ll21z; lard drmer at q; cheese CO Cum .
befland middles So: short rib mild es 90.
FRANKFORT, October 22.-5.205 955S.
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Manifest of steamer Norman, from
Memphis to Eve nsv1Ile, October %:
o Smock, l lot household goods; r X
Dunkerson q Co. bales cotton A E Shra-
der, ZIG bales cotton, u barrels latloW, 2
bdls garden seed.
RESHIPPING.
For New Albany-S3 p1eess rock, l39 pcs
hardware.
axe handles.
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BS-In order to 60 into the manu-
featuring business, we will sell the en-
tire stock of Trimming, Notions and
Fancy Goods, wholesale or retail, at
''cost, )" at the Ladies' Emporium, No.
5, South Second Street. oct24 st
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% T. @. Bridwell & Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs, Chemicals. Pat
emit Medicines, American and import
cd Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Coz
gress and RockbridRe Aim Waters.
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OLOTIn,S OORDIAL

Is the especial panacea for all the ills
of Woman. Pale cheeks, sunken
eyes, low spirits, wasting form, yield
% its magic power; and health and
cheerful life and robust body are the
result,
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Regular Evansville, Paducah and
Cairo Semi Weekly Mail
Lima Packet.
sas3zEz
FLORENCE LEE.

Will p. Fowler, Clerk.
Leaves Evansville every WEDN ESDAY
and SATURDAY at Pm.
Leaves Cairo every SUNDAY & THURS
DAY, at 6 PM, making close Connection
at Cairo with drst-clags steamers for NJ
Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans. and 81
Evansville with the K. & O. r. r. for ali
points North and East, and with the
n orning Star for all points on the UppeT
Ohio.
For freight or passage apply on board.
or to DUKE NICHOLSON,
ocl9stf Agent.
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The IS EmperOr's Pip

Is not for sale at Hallock & Ford's
Drug Store, but everything else
usually kept in . first class Drug
Store may be found there in abund-
ance. Remember, Main Street, be-
tween First and Second.
TAug. 18-eod-tf
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Any one needing Lace Edgings,
generally, can get them at cost at the
Ladies Emporium, No. 5, South Sec
ond Street. oct24 81
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Five Cottaeea for Sale CbeaD.


I have four dwellings for sale on
Ninth Street, between Sycamore and
Vine; also a one-story brick house
on William Street, in the Northeast
ern or Rowley's Enlargement. Prices
low and terms easy. Come and buy.
ASA IGLEHART,
sep3-tf No. IL Third Street.
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DIED.

RALEIGH-At Little Rock. Ark, Oct.
IL. 1870, LAMBERT RALEIGH, infant Eon of
Patrick and Annie Raleigh.
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FISH & BARTER are selling School
Books and Stationery at greatly re-
duced pricesa Call and purchase your
supplies, as the schools open soon.
aue31-tf
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G%The first number of Scribner's
new Illustrated Monthly Magazine
has beea received by Fish & Barter.
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The Sub-Treasury received e., 405 636 in
gold for customs during the week, and
paid out 1896, 695 on account of interest
Total amount of 1871 bonds redeemed thus
far g482, eco, and less than sl,000.000 of the
November interest has been rebated.
Gov
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The ladies of st. Paul's Church
will give a supper in the room for
merly occupied by M. Lyon, Opera
House Building, November Sd and
4th. oct22-tf
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PERsoNAL.-The friends of Com
missioner Sam. Barker will be graft
fed to learn that his symptoms indi-
cate that he is improving, and will, in
all probability. speedily recover, al
though still very weak.
We had the pleasure, on Saturday,
of meeting in the city Mr.. w. FL.
Watson, of Swift's Iron Banks, Stew
art County, Tennessee, en- route to
Cincinnati and Michigan. He brought
us box of the most beautiful speci-
mems of the remarkably rich iron ore
produced from the Swift Banks, for
which he has our heartiest thanks.
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THE CROPs.-Gentlemen returning
from trips through this and adjoining
States, all unite in saying the crop of
corn proves to be as sound as it IS
abundant, and that farmers are only
troubled by the downward tendency
of prices. The corn crop, 1t is ex-
pected, will be largely fed out.
and hence the pork crop is expected
10 be unusually large. The growing
wheat SO far as heard from is also
very promising.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The following are
the marriage licenses for the week ending
Oct. Il, 1870:
Emanuel Gumberts and Clara Eisenan.
VIM. II. Christian and Margaret NJ.
Howard.
VIM. Daum and Lima Buckner.
Joseph Kaiser and Vantea Robinson.
Joseph Rodgers and Josephine Todd.
John Marsh and Kate Hunzinger.
John Murphy and Carrie Hall.
John e Umbach and Mary E. Ellers-
busch.
Benjamin ChisIer and Minerva Bluff.
u. T, Lawrence and Emma Wells.
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FoR JEFFERsoNvILLE. - Sheriff
Miller expects to start for Jefferson
Vile by this mornings train to take
the following delegation to the State
educational institute, where they have
bsen awarded scholarships.
Charles Martin and Charles B. Fos-
ter, each having a well-selected az
sorsment of aliases go for three years
elch, for the burglary at Marlett's.
Fred. Oberkinner, about whose name
there hangs a great uncertainty, goes
for five, for killing Valentine Arnold.
Charity Gibson, whose charity took
the form of appropriating a gold
watch and chain from her employer,
goes for two years, aud Dan. Bryant,
who was first convicted by q colored
jury, goes for two years, for larceny.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-24

Broom CoRN.-Martin. Gardner &
Co., have from % to 30 tons of Broom
Corn on hand, and will be glad to
supplythe demand of broom manu-
facturers. sept14-H
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LOCAL NOTICES.

R6rGo to the Ladies Emporium,
No. 5 South Second Street, and get
Goods at "cost." Now is your
chance for Bargains. oct24 st
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SKATINa.-The progress made by
the young people of the city in the
graceful art of skating, is almost as
tonishing. Those who, but a few
weeks ago. skated with fear and
trembling, now launch boldly forth
and glide easily and gracefully around
with as much apparent confidence as
they walk over parlor carpet.
Among she young lady skaters, the
general verdict is that Miss Wells i
the most skillful, while parties are
divided as to whether Miss Wells a.
Miss Winters was the most graceful
of those in attendance on SATURDAY.
evening.
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TY N T. VS. /.

s~The lateststyle of Initial Paper
at the JOURNAL Office.
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Buy your School Books and School
Stationery of Fish & Barter. They
have the most complete, best and
cheapest in the city. aug31-tf.
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CLOUD'sAGORDIAL
CLOUD'S CORDIAL

Can not be used as Beverage. 1t i
a true Medical Preparation.
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Is the only Popular Medicine of its
class compounded upon Scientific
Principles.
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IA What Collar do you wear?
Newport. oct21eod4T
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IA A Linen-faced Collar that is
ironed-Newport. oct21eod4w
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Selling Cost.

B% Buy the Newport Collar.
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RGF The best Collar in Evansville
Newport and Long Branch.
oct21eod4W
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"SPALDINa's GLUE" will just suit
you. oct18- d3t-eod
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Supper.

B~ Fl. M. Sweetser, agent for
Norwich Nodded Collars. oc21eod4w
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OLOUD'S CORDIAL

Has cured thousands, and tie testi
mopy is on record.
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pa H. NJ. Sweetser. Wholesale
Agent for Newport and Long Branch
Collars. oct21eod4w
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BASE BALL.-A match game was
played on Saturday between the
Pilots and Young Americans, both
Juveniles, in which the Pilots were
successful by the following score,
the game lasting three hours and
twenty Minutes:
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THE NEW FOOD SOURCE.

GgEA ETO8B EARBWE,
- Made from pure Irl8h Moss,
or JarraReen, is conceded
to be the heniGhiDst.
cheapest and most delicious food ga tho
world.
A package, costing a few cents, VIII make
sixteen quarts OF Blanc Mango, and proc
pOrtiOnate quantity OF Puddings, Custards,
Creams, Sauces, druelHi Charlotte Russo,
Ice Creams, &c, DC.
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STEAMBOATS,.

For sale,
IN old STEAMBOAT HULLA-sound
and good; very light draught, and will
make an excellent barge or lighter. Will
be sold at bargain. Enquire of
W. q. BROWN & CO.,
oci2-tf Wharfboat Proprietors.
FOR OWENSBORO, CANNELTON AND
LOUISVILLE
The splendid low water passenger packet
1870
Exchange,
Ed. Order, Master;
VIII. II. Whiting, Clerk,
VIII leave for Louisville and all way land
MONDAY, OCTOBER 81,
at 10 O'CLOCK A N, on arrival of mail train
from the North and East.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or TO w. q. BROWN s. CO.,
dit Agents.
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p0 Give ne the Newport Collars.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-31

MonetarY--Commercial.
MONETARY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TUESDAY EVENING. August 3o' lo'o'
Nothing has transpired to indicate any change IN
the money market. The demand for discounts n.
both on the street and at the banks is stroug put
the market is no tighter than during las. 70 20
NJ difficulty is experienced IN aoinS nj mc ace"m
inOdations on business notes, unless AZ eAti.iio
rates On the street Al notes secured ny ulques .
ner month and first class business paper, without
collaterals at IL AK. Mortgage pape[ ruies az
lO0l2 y cent p annum for Al, ana ID 10 ioi se'onu
Gold opened at 1854 Gll6 against liG ! at New
York; and closed at the OF enlng rates; notn IeIe
and in New York. The sales included looV al 10
x1ooO $4,000 and S 600 at 1854; $1,000 5000 and
s i 900 at ll57s; $500, $1,000 ana S0ooo at llo;
$4,000 at 16dll6is, and $1,000 at ITO y: - oo,,,-
The market for foreign exchange was al Il cohi-
nlete standstill We heard of few or no CONNER
cia bills offering, and no sales OF sbank serling
repored St e Is sdn% and eear and 2s
1294s for bank. ,.. -
Scarcely anything was done in domestic :, ex X
cent premium and the sales included s 10000 com,
mercial sight Oh New York at \ premium and
No sales OF stocks were reported. 500 shares Mis-
sissppi Valley Levee Company were offered at S'
without finding buyer.
ported at 7Ol,c and 1000 at lie We heard also of
a sale of seven + cent, old bonds at .9c
Late yesterday, not reported. 5000 city hsc a1
agency certificates sold at iSc, and to-day, 500
and s 600 at "a 4.c. .c
Dealears bought the city Fiscal Agency certif-
Gates 8384 and the city seven per cents at u y
d13 and sold the at 84085 and the latter at
49,; d74 .
Two thousand dollars old State warrants sold at
SO; $50 600 do at -, and $4,000 leyec warrants
at 821s; SO offered early i'll the day for round
amount OF Metropolitan police warrants, but we
Heard of no transactions i'll them worthy 81 note
Dealers bought new State warranteat - ana Metro
politan police at $685., and SOLD the FORMER al
.3la d,4 and the latter at $685. dSs.
Nothing reported II city treasury notes. Some OF
the dealers bought small sums at l902o f cent
discount and offered TO sell at l.4a Gl8
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FOREIGN Markets.
YESTERDAY EVENINGS Dispa tches.

ROCHESTER, August 30.-The walls of a
building fell, burying number of work
men Three were killed and others were
severely injured.
PoTTsvrLLE, PA, August 30.-Six persons
were killed by a arrangement OF the hoist
ing apparatus at Preston Slope.
PARIS, August 30.-A special 10 the Conr-
rje, deS Etats- EHjS, says the ministry are de-
parting for Tours. The EmpdDDr was in
vited to accompany them, but declined, say
ing that his place was with the army
The French army is now in the neighbor-
hood Of Verdun, where & great battle Is in
nIinent.
There has been series of bloody engage.
mcnts in the wooded region between Va
rennes and Stenay but nothing decisive Is
yet known.
The workshops of Paris were closed yes
terday.
Official information has been received to
the effect that the Prussians continue their
movement on Rethel and Vouziers. Twenty
thousand cavalry passed Chalons, moving
in the direction of Epernay.
Strasburg and Pfalsburg still hold out.
LONDON, August 30-A light has been
placed over the wreck of the Golden Fleece,
in Bristol Channel, but much care is ncces-
sary in a pproaching the city.
The Times says: Five German detach-
ments routed six French detachments OF
cavalry near Bouzaney.
The Germans belonged to the Fourth
army corps, which is now securing the
Eastern department to prevent colnmunlca-
ton between Mcmahon and Bazane.
The Prussians say that the dispatches pur
porting to come from Bazaine are fraudu
lent, as Bazaine is entirely isolated.
The following. from the French Wal
Office, has Just been received:
There are now 100000 men in the tri
angle formed by Rheims, Rithel and You
zierS.
Bazaine is not shut up but has ,0Ot
| men. McMahon has 10000.
They are stealing march on the Crown
! Prince, who is two days ahead of Frederick
| Charles, and it is hoped the latter can not
| come up in time to prevent the defeat of the
| former.
Fifty thousand troops left Paris for
Rethel ON Monday.
| 1t is said that the Prussians have force
| of 500 900 men.
BRUSSELS, August 30.-Belgian troops are
Fastening to the frontier from all quarters
A great battle is apparently imminent.
and the presence of Belgian troops will be
necessary to protect neutrality.
CARLsRUHE, August 3O-The bishop OF
this city, on the plea that the bombardment
OF Strasburg was contrary to the laws OF
humanity and modern warfare, obtained
twenty four hours cessation of the lombard
ment.
Meantime all non-cOmbatants left the city
In returning the bishops flag was riddled
with balls, and the bOmbardment of the
city resumed. Its surrender Is only CUES
ton of time.
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sand dollars by the Astounding OF the Sec
rotary and Treasurer. Dr. -,
NEWARK, N. j., August 3O.~Joseph
Kearney, professor IN Seaton HAL Cof
lege. was found dead in railroad ditch
to-day. He was struck by passing tram.
Denver, COL, August 30.-The new sill
YER mines. forty miles from here, are very
rich, and are creating intense excitement.
RALEIGH, N. c., August N.-HOlden's
Standard of this morning pitches into the
New York Times and Tribune for accusing
Holden of garbling Judge Tourgee's letter
concerning the recent Outrages. 1t says
"We'have few words to say to you, gents
of the Times and Tribune, and they are
these: That you deem these Southern
Governors officers, but not more so than
yourselves, and SO much so that we are
forced to admit that PomerOy's Democrat
contains more truth than either you, or all
papers OF your ilk combined. We are
pleased to place you on the side of rebellion,
ku-kluXism and treason, willing subjects
to the lost cause, and unwilling servants
and slaves of jefferson Davis theories
Judge Pearson binds Wiley, Mitchell and
Roane over to the court of Caswell county
The evidence against them is tfimsy ana
| almost worthless. They have colored men
as witnesses for the prosecution. NO jury
| will convict them upon such evidence.
| Judge Pearson is engaged with the Ala
nance prisoners now. NV
| CLEVELAND. Ohio, August 3.-1he
| Eighteenth District Democratic congress
| sional Convention, which was held here to
| day nominated Hon. j. NJ. Cotinberg fol
! Congress.
| INDI,NAPOLIs. Indiana, August 3O.-Fhe
| Indiana State Fair commences here Sep
| tember ), and continuing throughout the
| week. will. without doubt, be the largest
| stocl, exhibition ever held i'll this section OF
| country.
| SOUTHWEST PASS, August 30, p. NJ
Barometer 29:45. Weather calm Arrived
| Steamship Morgan. at 4:i0 2. NJ, Talbot
| master. from Indianola via Galveston, to
| C. A. Whitney & Co. No departures.
PAss-A-L'OURTE, August 30, +. NJ
| Weather calm, with, rain. Arrived-Brie
| Hope, Pnlts master, eight daysfrom Havana
steamer PERT at A. NJ. Gardner master
! from Appalachicola via intermediate Flor
| ida ports, to +. w. Perkins & Co. No de
| partures.
VIcKsBuRG. August 3O.-Passed down
| Grand Era at II last night, and John HI
| gour at p. NJ River rising. Weather cieai
| and warm.
MEMPHIS. August 3O.-Passed up: Olive
| Branch. River swelling. Weather clear
| Mercury 49,.
LOUISVILLE, August 30.-Arrived: Steamer
| Emma Floyd, from Memphis. River fel
| four inches Ill the past twentyfou hours
| it has now twenty-six inches in the chute
and four feet scant on Portland bar
Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, August 3O.-The river has
risen one foot seven inches in the pas
twenty-four hours; it has now eight fee
seven inches in the channel.