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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-29

FOR HOT SPRINGS.
BB- COACHES LEAVE LITTLE Rock daily
at am. FARE ONLY So (by purchasing
" Round Trip Ticket" GOOD UNTIL UsED).
FARE ONE WAY, $8. Private coaches and
pleasant csrriages-for parties of three or
or four for carriage and seven for coach, re-
main over night en- route. Secure by tele-
graph at our expense. Fare S. Tickets for
sale at 2371s and 27s Main street and Madi-
son street, Memphis.
CHiDESTER, SEARLE & CO.,
myS9 Proprietors.
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Memphis Fair Postponed.

OFFICE oE MEMPHIS A. AND NJ. SOCIETY, I 4
~ r. May S, 1870. n
nN account of preparations having been
" delayed by the illness OF the Secretary,
Leon TrOusdale, IL becomes necessary to post
pone till FaIl the Fair appointed for the lst,
ID and Sd of June, 1870 ..t
lII If I'D E. ENSLBY,
President Memphis Agricultural and Meehsn-
ical Society. my9
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FOR LOUISVILLE.

Regular New Orleans and Louisville Packet
For Cairo, Evansville and louisville
This splendid passenger steamer = - a
will leave as above t1 - 81 >
MONDAY, 30th inst. At pm. - ~
LARRY HARMSTAD q co. Agents.
my29 u Madison street,
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Monday, May 3Oth,

On accommodating terms. Unquestionable
" Royster, Trszsvant & Co., Aaet'rs.
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FOR VICKSBURG.

United States Nail Line for VIcksburg.-For
Helena, Napoleon and Vicllsburg.
I'll OE ALUM. ....-...Ctt master
This elegant passenger packet sII-. =
leaves as above -
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 9 am.
Freight received at the st. Louis wharfboat.
L .. W. E. DILL. Agent.
my9 FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't
United States Mail Line for Vicksburg-FoI
Helena, Napoleon and VicksbIrg.
CITY OF CAIRO. .Luker, master
This elegant passenger packet -
will leave as above -
MONDAY, Both inst, at pm.
Freight received at the st. Louis wharfboat.
w. e. DILL, Agent.
my29 FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't
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Louisville and New Orleans Packet Company
For New Orleans.
NICK IONGWORTH-........ .Kates. master
This mammoth freight steamer .JqlKr a
viii leave as above
q THIS DAY, 18TH inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD q CO.. Agents.
my13 ~ lasllsol sLIeSs.
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PUBLIC SALE
SMITH & PRESTON
LOTS,
VANCE, LINDEN, CYNTHIA
AND ORLEANS SITS.

WE invite special attention to the an
w nexed announcement Of the sale OF
that elegant property belonging to Mrs.
General Preston aud F. W. smith, Esq,
which we shall have the honor to bring be-
fore the public al the time mentlOned, and
which Justly challenges comparison with the
-dneSt residence grounds that have ever been
sold in Mem phis. The perfect shape Of the
ground, the magnificent primeval oaks aud
pOplaTs and the lovely lawn. which SO dis
tinguish these premises, have FOR many
years excited the admiration OF all who have
noticed them; and in now placing them on
the market for sale, with perfect t1tle- with
out tax until 1871 and. on such very easy
terms we think no one need wait for amy
better opportunity to become the owner OF
property more desirable or on terms more
favorable.
ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT & CO,
t AuettOneers.
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VANCE, LINDEN, CYNTHIA
AND ORLEANS STS.,

In whist must be regarded by all as one OF the
most beautiful localities for hrst class private
residences within the limits OF Memphis.
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The advertisement is pronounced an
tirely unauthorized by the parties nened'
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FOR CINCINNATI.
FOR RED RIVER.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

REGULAR New Orleans Packet-For Vtcksburg
Natchez and New Orleans.
ROBERT E. LEE.sJohn w. Cannon. master
This elegant passenger steamer ~ SIkA
win leave as above u6Es1.lalllis
THIS DAY, 10th inst. at 10 am. -
LARRY HARMSTAD q co, Agents,
av9e u Madison street.
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VALUABLE ESTATE.
Homestead and Building Lots.
AT AUCTION.
On Tuesday, May 81, 1870,
AT n O'CLOCK.

VIII be sold on the premises the
valuable estate OF the late Governor
Jones, comprising about I0 acres, subdiyfded
into suitable building sites.
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Pittsburu.


CINCINNATI, May 2S--Provisions quiet and
unchanged; mess pork, S29. 75tG30. Lard dull
at l554gl6c. Cut meats inactive; shoulders,
1l5<c; sides, 1870; clear rib. l5ql54c and clear
l6c. Bacon shoulders, 1870; clear rib l65Sd
Sales OF Is hl1ds clear rib at lie and I5e for the
first week in July. Flour steady and quiet
with sales of the highest grades. including
family, at S5,50t5 90; extra is quoted at $50
> 25; super, 81 5O94 IS, and low at 81 20g4 80.
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80 We will sell 10 the highest bidder,
through Messrs. ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT &
CO., Auctioneers, on
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steady at s. 20 Tor Xxx, SS 20gs 80 for fancy.
Spring wheat was in better request and a
shade higher; spring No. g. SOC; red fall, S2l9
S3c; choice, 65c. Corn; the market is inactive
and weak, but prices were firm at the close at
S26tS3c, and the receipts were larger than
usual. Provisions quiet but firm mess pork
$50 90, with sales of . bbls.
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iFINAN NCTixiL1s AND 00aIiinnE1AL.

New YoRK, August 22-Noori. Stocks
very strong.I Gold 1856. Money 3@5.
Exchange-long 9A short 1913. Bondl
II. Tennessee.s, ex-ooupon, 62I; new
81; Virginias. ex-ooupon, So; new 64;
Louisiana's, old, 88; new 72; levee SIS
II; S's. 81; Alabama 8's So; is 70;
Georgia 6's 80; rs 91L; North Carolina
6's, old, 5224; new 81; South Carolina
6's, old, 81; new 7279. Flour, corn and
wheat unchanged. Mess pork dull, at
$3.50: Lard-steam 162s916la. Cot
ton firmer-uplands 20; Orleans 2015
sales 500 bales. Freights dull.
z P. M.-Cotton 1irm-sales 1000
bales. Flour-State and Western quiet
and unchanged; Southern quiet; com
mon to fair extra 6.85; good to choice
6.50@6.75. Wheat rather more active
red and amber Western 1.37@1.4O. Corn
closed heavy and declining, ut S5@9O.
Pork tirmer, ut %. G2028.S7. Lard un-
settled 17@1715. Whiskey lower,
ut $4,000. Groceries dull aud steady.
Freights steadicr. Sterling dull, at 93I.
Gold 153s@1519. Governments steady
and unchanged-62s 1216. Southern 's
firlncr but quiet.
BALTIMORE, August 22-Flour and
barley active but weak. Wheat steady.
White corn 90@l.OS; yellow GOAL. o..
Pork quiet, ut 80. 5O@3O75. Shoulders
15la@1531. Lard dull, ut 1711@17h.
Whiskey unchanged.
CINCINNATI, August 22.-Flour dull
family G.00@6.25. Corn dull, at 656
IS. Whiskey 91Is. Pork $3.50. Bacon
steady-shoulders Az; clear sides 1734.
Lard 1921.
LOUISVILLE, August 22.--Baggine
firm, at 29E@3o. Flour quiet, at IT'S.
Lard 16T. Whiskey 92(093. Corn S5M
%: Pork $500. Shoulders 141s; clear
sides 1sIa.
sp. LOUIS, August 22.--Hcmp and
bagging steady. Flour unchanged.
Corn dull-mixed 65@66. Whiskey 81.
Pork 1900. Shoulders 1414@141l; clear
sides 1S14(@1S1a. Lard nominal.
GALVESTON, August 22.-Cotton dull
ordinary 15@15la; receipts 10 bales;
stock 1926.
New ORLEANS, August 22.-Flour
o.25WG.50. Mixed corn 80; white 80.
Pork 3l;5o. Bacon 152l@1o14: Lard
-ticrce 17!9; keg 1874. Sugar 13. Mo-
lnsses 50(975. Coffee 17Li@171a. Mid
ding cotton 17%@1734; sales 450 bales;
receipts 2l7.
MOBILE, August 22.--Cot.on un-
changed middling 17Is; receipts IT;
stock 9,430.
SAVANNAH, August NIiddliug cot
ton l7la; sales aud receipts 1S6; stock
1850.
CHARnEsroN, August 2.-Cotton steady
-uplands l7ls@17s4; sales 50 bales;
receipts 165; stock l, l25.
AUGUSTA, August 22.--Cotton ad-
vaneing-sales 100 bales; receipts 81;
middling 173l.
LONDON, August 22-Noon. -Consols
9176. Bonds 80.
LIVERPOOL, August 22-3 P. M.-Cot-
ton buoyant uplands 9lls@91l; Orleans
oL@9A.
LIVERPOOL, August 22--Evening.
Cotton bnoyant-uplards S.ll; Orleans
Sas; sales Is, 900 bales.
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Kina Chill Cure


Nc,o Remedy, Nc,o Principle, No Poison
A NEW discovery and a sovereign specific.
N for tho cure OF Intermittent Fever. Remit
tent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical
Headache or Bilious Headache and Bilious Fe-
vcrs; and all diseases originating in Biliarv
Derapgement or Liver Disorder caused by
lmpurity of Blood and Malaria OF miasmatic
localities. = ="
For sale by E. H. HEIN1TsH, Druggist,
Columbia, 8. q.
TESTIMONIALS. i.l'
Dr.. E. II. HeinitSh-DBAR SIR: cheerfully
endorse the recommendation given for your
"hlna Chill Cure" in cases of Chills and
Fever. have been cured by your medicine
when every other tried failed. Yours truly,
s. l.. SLOANE ,
pr. E. IT. Xeinash-DEAn SIN: Your 'tKina
Chill Cure" has done all you promised it would
40 In my case. A radical cure for Chill, and
Fever. Tho chills are gone. general resto-
ration of my health is the result of only; one
bottle. My doubts have all been removed in
regard to the efficacy Of your medicine. I
have tried it, therefore 1 can endorse the
statcments of others, that it is the best medi-
cine out. Yours, &C., W. X. ELKINs. -
DR.. f.. II. Ueinitsh-DEAR SIR: certify to
the medicinal virtues of your 'sKina Chill
Cure" member OF my family has been af.
tlicted with Chils and Fever for several
months, and nothing cured it but your inyalu.
able Chill Cure-only ono bottle uecd. Yours,
&c, j. II. DISEKER.
Or. E. II. HeinitSh-DEAR SIR: I have had
Chilis and Fever for some time At your sug-
gestion l tried your new medicine, s.Kina
chill Cure" am completely cured, and used
only ono bottle. Yours, respectfully
Junc9 J. N. BRENNAN
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The Office

.nF the Executive Committee OF tho Union
~ Reform Party is over the Savings Bank.
All persons friendly to the cause will have
access to the rot IN at any time of tho day,
whcr they can SEQ the papers, and get the
news. Office hours from from to II a. NJ
and from to Gp. M. L. W. SEIBELS,
July % Sec. and Treas. EX. Com.
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A CARD.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his
il friends and the public that lie has assum-
ed the management of the business of the
firm of JoHN E. CLINE & Co. All sets OF
Books, Accounts, or other documents entrust-
ed to his care will receive the strictest atten-
ton. Ofce under Court Room. Business
hours from 10 to S. FRANCIS A. GREY.
Aug 20 limo
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Pimply Faces.

TTNNATURALLY Red Noses, Itchcrous
~ Eruptions, unsightly Disquamations,
letter. and all disagreeablc forms of Skin dis
ease effectually cured by "HEINITSH'S
CRIMSON TETrER WASH For sale by
+. II. HEINITSH, Druggist and Chemist.
Aug2
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.
SALEM, VA

Neet Session begins September Z, 1870.
M THIS Institution has full corps
AL&A of Instructors. a thorough Course
Ell !A4aof Studies, and aims at High
YHwGf Grade of Scholarship, It's superior
XIS educational advantages, modcrat c
ekAP expenses, healthy location, and
excellent mail, travelling and telcgraphic
facilities, render it well worthy the attention
and patronage of the South.
Tho location OF the College, in such rich
farming region as the Roanoke Valley, cna-
THE CONDITION Of tho country.
Entire expenses for Session OF ten months,
about $210
This estimate includes Roard and Tuition.
embracing Modern Languages. A slight ad-
vance on the above for students boarding in
private families.
The Session is divided into two terms, of
five months each.
First Term begins September Z 1870.
Second Term begins February /, 1871.
Students may enter at any time. Those
means be present Mt the opening of the scs-
sion. Students may take select or business
course as they prefer
Every branch necessary to finished cdu-
cation is taught in the College.
The Institution is in tlourishing condi-
tion, holds high place in tho estimation of
those who have tested its merits, is rapidly
rising in public favor, and numbers among
her students representatives from nearly
every Southern State.
For further particulars, Catalogues. &c.
address Rev. d. i. BITTLE, u. D.,
President Of tho College,
For circulars, etc., apply Mt Duflle & Chap
mans bookstore. Aug tT2mo
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Notice.

TNHREE months from dAte, application will
Il be made to the Columbia Bridge Oompa-
ny Tor renewal OF Scrip No.---A, for forty
seven and a half Shares in said COMPANY.
standing in the name OF DR.. Thomas Wells.
tne original having been lost in transmission
oy mail; @. b. BALDWIN, Attorney.
oouo ANN
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The Georgia Gin.

TTlHE most universally and dcservedly popu-
Il lar GIN in use. Everybody who knows it,
buys it, aud those who buy it, arc always
pleased with it. 1t claims no needles, no con-
denscrs, no steel brush, but simply to be the
Prices moderate: uuaIitv aiways Guaranteed
LORRICK 5. LOWRANCE,
July II emo Agents Columbia
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American Affairs.

WASHINGTON, August 2l.-The Ameri-
can Consul at Liverpool reports to the
State Department, that in consequence
OF the continued increase of yellow
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R u Y

FENIE "ARROW TIE" was invented and pa
Il tented by Mr. J. j. McComb, while u resi-
dent OF New Orleans, previous to the late
war-and sales of considerable quantity were
made hero III 1861.
Since the war, it has been gradually grow
ing in favor in every section where cotton is
made.
The manufacture and sale Of that TIE is the
exercise OIL the part of McCOMD of al unim-
peachable proprietary right.
For sale by all dealers in Iron Ties and
country merchants generally, under full qua
rantee at the lowest market prices.
ROBERT MCRE IL CO., General Agents.
Charleston, S. G..
CHARLES l., BARTLETT, Columbia, S. c.. &c.
neral Travelling Agent for the Carolnas.
July ~ 3mo
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Fresh Arrivals,

Fresh Arrivals.
GENUINE DURHAM SMOKING TOBAC-
W co, direct from the factory, tho great
Dalby paG Smoking Tobacco. the Sunnysdo
flno,Cut chewing Tobacco-the best in the
country-MIellers Fig Chewing Tobacco. very
fine, just received.
full assortment OF choice WINES and IL
QUORS always on hand.
JOHN G. SEEGERS.
Main street.. noar the Post Office, and Main
street, near PHOENIX Office. july 20
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For Sale Very Low.

For Sale Very Low,
Ia AUOMFOhTABLE HOUSE, containing
a@lot attached; if preferred, a one-half
acre. Ihore is a good Kitchen with two
rooms, and splendid we'll OF water on the
Two one-quarter acre LOTS. Possession
given Immediately. Torms low and liberal
1uquIre ht tnls Ofhce. Aug ii iG&
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University of Virginia.

~ THE Session of this Institution
GL&sA commences annually on the first
81 - day of OCTOBER, and continues,
@NSS without interruption, till the
WRT Thursday preceding the 4th of
G July ensuing.
The organization of tho Institution is very
complete, embracing extensive and thorough
courses of instruction in Literature and
Science, and i'll the professions of Law, Mcdi-
cine ana Engineering.
The expenses of tho Academic or Law Stu
dent, exclusive OF the cost Of Textbooks and
clothing, and pocket money, amount to about
S}G5 per session of nine months; and Of tho
Engineering or Medical Student to about
S395, of which sums, respectively, 1920 or
$3.50 is payable on admission, and the balance
i'll the progress of the session.
For details send for catalogue. 2. uni
versity of Virginia" s. MAUPIN,
July 80 3G Chairman Of the Faculty
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JOHN BAUSKETT,

JOHN BAUSKETT,
A TTOREEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
tce Law in fsichland, Edgefeld, Lexington
and Barnwel, Will give prompt attention to
all Law business entrusted to his care, and
will negotiate sales Of Real Estate Oh COM
mission. Office No. 2, Law Range, Columbia,
5. c. July 81 1mo
Nn-Edgefield .idce,tiser copy one month
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NUMBER.
a number OF Prussians have been seen
near Saute Marie aux Mines. The cne-
my besieged Schlettzscahl.
A despatch from Prussian source,
announces the resumption of the bonn
bardment of Strasburg.
Prince Napoleon has gone to Chalons.
The excitement of the people of Paris
last night, on account of the absence of
news, was intense. When the evening
journals appeared, the people fought for
the first copies. Count Paliako's state
ment in the Corps, was read to a large
crowd, who wildly cheered. No official
bulletins have appeared for two days
Gen. Trochu has issued another proca-
nation, the meaning Of which is, that
Paris must stand siege.
Prince Frederick William is reported
at Gaumont.
The Bourse fell to-day, in anticipation
Of new loan. Bazaine has decided not
to leave Metz. Another seizure of arms
has been made. The indications are
strong that an extended conspiracy
against the Empire has been discovered
Bismarck is ut Pont-a- Mousson. De-
spatches claiming victory in tho Baltic
on tho 10th, are false.
PARIS, August 21.-Strong bodies of
troops belonging to McNlahon's Corps
are moving towards the Yosgcs. A depu-
ty to the corps announced to persons
around the Chamber that if the Prus-
SLAMS have entered Chattalon San Marne,
this movement would indicate that the
Prussians are moving on Paris uia Lau-
Same. The Ganlois relates that when
tho Emperor offered tho Governorship
of Paris, and the command of the forces
here to Trochu, he stipulated that it
must bo free act, and that he must be
absolutely uncontrolled by tho Empe-
ror, who replied: "Genefal, 1 confide to
you the safety of tho capital. You take
command" The Republican and Demo
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, May 29.-Advices from
Rome represent the infallibilists, in
and out of council, as extremely ac-
tive. During the debate which is 60
ing on, they have called In all abb
sentees of their party TO meet the
vote which will soon be taken; and
outside Of the Council they are as
sembling in large numbers, and exert
a powerful pressure on dissentions.
Veuiilet, editor of T. Universe, the
ultramontsne organ Of Paris, has pre-
sented to the Pope q hundred thou
sand francs, most of which was raised
by subscription among the poorer
clergy of France. The Pope, In ac-
oepting the gift, warmly thanked We
INLET.
A strict censorship over telegraph
ic dispatches has been established in
Rome.
Dispatches from Lisbon report pop
ular demonstrations in favor Of pen
iDsular unity renewed there.
ROME. May 29.-The agent of the
Ottoman Government demands of the
papal court the restoration Of their
church property 10 the Oriental
Monks; now at difference with Rome.
Antonelii has replied to a Bavarian
note on a proposed proclamation of
infallibility, and in the same terms he
answered the Governments of France
and Austria.
PARIS. May 29.-The Chamber of
Accusation of the High Court of
Justice commences It's session to NOR
row. for the examination of those i'm
plicated in the conspiracy plot. The
number Of the accused is seventy
three, Of whom nearly half are pro-
visionally set free.
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Additional DiBDatohs.

Surveying ucdeF DlmcuIgIes-A BALL
read Su VeYOr Shot at-Ths Ese
saIiaag refuses 10 Surrender and
Is Killed.
CHICAGO. May 20 AT Springfield.
H.. on last Friday, a young man
named Coburn Bancroft attempted to
shoot a surveyor named Mcclure,
who was surveying a route for the
Sprinefeld & Northwestern Railroad.
across the property Of Bancroft's
mother. residing in the North part Of
Springfield. The police attempted to
arrest him for the act, but Bancroft,
armed with a pistol and Ratchet, kept
them off, and the attempt was given
up for the time.
On Saturday afternoon, Capt. Rob
bins of the night police. with posse,
visited the residence of Bancroft s
mother. and found Bancroft who had
fastened himself in a room and refus-
ed to surrender, being armed and pre-
pared to defend himself. Capt. Rob
bins then took a double barreled gun
loaded with buck shot, and fired at
Bancroft who was sitting near win
dow, killing him instantly. An IN
quest was held yesterday afternoon,
by acting Coroner Wood, and a YER
dict rendered of justifiable killing.
A few hours previous 10 this &C.
currence. Louis Souther. local editor
of the Springfield Register, visited
Bancroft for the purpose of inter
viewing him In relation to events of
the previous day, but was ordered
away by Bancroft, who, as Souther
turned to leave, discharged a revolver
at him. wounding Souther in the
arm. Bancroft and Mcclure, the
Surveyor, whom Bancroft shot at the
previous day. met yesterday morning,
near Bancroft's residence, and ex-
changed four or FIVE shots. Mcclure
was wounded In the wrist and thigh,
but not seriously, and Bancroft was
slightly wounded In the hand.
Bancroft had declared that he
would not surrender or be taken alive,
and he carried out this programme to
the end.
Three children of a German
named Delentur, living near Olari.
mont, Minnesota, were struck by
lightning, a few days since, and
| killed.
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Mani.e,t Of the Quickstep, from Cairo,
River Dispatches.


PIT7sBURG, May 28-Monougahela
falling slowly, with feet 8 inches in
the channel. Trade is dull on the
wharf. Weather cloudy and threat
ening rain. Mercury 740.
PITTsBURG. May 29.-The weather
is clear and pleasant. MonoDgahela
4 feet ) inches and falling. Arrived
Ironsides.
CINcINNATI, May 28.-Arrived-
Emperor, Evansville; Arlington,
Pittsburg; Belle Vernon, Pittsburg.
Observation-Disclosures, Evansville; Ar
lington, Pitts burg; Minneola, Mem
phis. River III feet.
CINCINNATI, May 20 Departed
Juniata, Pittsbur g. River 16 feet 6
inches.
LOUISVILLE, May 26.-Arrived-
Anna, from Cincinnati. Departed
| Anna and Savanna, for st Louis
River stationary. with ) feet z inches
In the chute; weather clear and
pleasant. The Alice Dean is still on
Portland bar.
CAIRO, May 28-Port list-Belle
St. Lonis, Memphis to st. Louis. 6 A.
MT. f. Eckert, Cairo to Smithland.
6; Robt. Lee, Louisville to New Or
leans,7 John Lumsden, Nashville
packet, z; Champion. Cincinnati to st.
Louis, 8; Simpson Horner, Cairo to
Louisville, noon; w. II. Brown. st.
Louis aud return, ] p N; Grand
Tower st. Louis 70 Memphis, 4; City
of Evansville, Evansville packet, 6;
Belle Memphis. ST.. Louis to Mem
phis. River fell 8 inches. Clear !;
mercury 780.
CAIRO, May 90. - Silver Moon,
Memphis to Cincinnati. ) AN; Col
orado. Vicksburg to ST. Louis, s;
Robert Burns, Cincinnati to Mem
phis. 3; Belle Lee, New Orleans to
st. Louis. 9; Baltic. ST. Louis and
return. 10: Lydia Norvell, Metropo
lis to Memphis. 10; Continental, St.
Louis TO New Orleans, / PM; Dicta
tor, s.. Louis and return. 2; City of
Cairo, st. Louis to VIeksburg, 6; Alb
coma, St. Louis to Cincinnati, z;
Grand Lake. Grand Tower to Mem
phis, 8; Idlewild. Evansville packet,
8; Atlantic, st. Louis to New Or
leans, 9; Fl. NJ. Shreve, st. Louis to
Shreveport, 9. The Republic is still
aground at Liberty Island. The river
fell 7 inches. Weather clear. Mer-
curry go.
NASHVILLE, May 28-River fall
ling with 3 feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather shoWery.
MEMPHIS, May 27.-Weather clear
mercury 780. River falling De,
parted-Bismarck, Kellogg and Mary
Ann, for New Orleans.
VIoKsBURa, May 28-Up, Glas-
Cow. 9; w. R. Arthur, 10; Magenta,
4 Pm. River falling. Weather
clear and warm.
New ORLEANS, 28.-Departed-
Olive Branch, Henry Ames, to St.
Louis; Louisville, and Mary Hous-
ton, to Louisville.