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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-08-12

the little hamlet, bat were nvlign,rd with
the city. Council Bluffs now numbers
about 10000 inhabitants, is pleasantly To-
Gated, and with the energy which is charac-
teristlc of her people will carve ont name
and fame in the future, second TO bone of
the cities in the Missouri Valley. The usu-
al round Of oratory without which no com.
pa"y of Amer ca"s could possibly enjoy a
social hour, was had here. and a, the final
meeting of the Press Association r, solutions
were offered by Mr.. Edwards ofthe BurIlug.
tod Ha,ckeye, expressive of the thanks Of
the party to the several corporations I'D
individuals, who had with so much hearth
ness aud good feeling contributed in vari.
uus ways to their e. joymen' during the tx
G rsion. The same evening found US with
Talmadge, Baltuff, Bailey aud Boden OF
Northern Iowa, on the cars of tho North.
western road, bound for home uia Marshall
town and Ackley. The "wee sma' hours"
of Wednesday morning found US again in
the dearest spot of earth, home, glad to get
back to the old round Of duties, but not sor-
~ that we went.
Summing up the results of the jaunt, we
can say truly say that we never spent
week of more solid pleasure. The cheerful
accord with which n parties, railroad man
ayers and conductors, city authorities and
hotel proprictors and in fact
sverybody with whom the party came in
contact, almost without exc ptiop, strOvp 20
add to the pleasure of the trio Is warmly sp.
PR "iated by every recipient of h. kindly
ayors. The attentions received at the
-snds Of the authorines and citizens of 81.
Louis, has heightened our desire that ON
ection Of Iowa shall be in closer CONNER
;ial relations with that city, and from this
ime We feel like rebuilding our exertions
10 tina. end. We cannot in justice close
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-08-12

wrested from us? Shall we permit this
election to go ny default hecanse w ar
sangnne lint our friends vii come On, I'd
vote for the right2 NJ, rather let Us Sc.
every one Of our ueighbors and urge upon
them The importance OF going to work with
determination and n zeal that shall leave
the matter M, safe alone in opinion, hut
safe in fact. Work early ard l.'e; show
how the country is to be benefited Ivy a
continuance OF the Republican party in
power, and what great evils must result
I, III allowing our party to suffer defea, !;
nominate your bes, man no matter who he
is or where he comes from, and when nom
innted give hun - r,usi"s majority.
ECH,.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-19
FIENDIsH OUTRAGE.
A Brutal Assault on Fspr NegrOes---Women
Outraged---The SGouadrsis Known.

The Humboldt weekly index of Friday
gives this account OF the outrage already
referred to in the APPEAL. 1t says: lone
of those terrible scenes that disgrace our
civilization and cast a stain upon the fair
e~scutcheon of a peaceful and orderly COM
munity was enacted in our county last
week.
"A band of twelve or fourteen men,
masked as Ku-KluX, in the dead hour of
night went to the quarters of some ne
groes, known as the Carthells, and pro-
ceeded to break open the doors of the vic
Tins, four negro men, where their wives
and daughters were asleep and entirely
unprepared for the attack. One negro
was shot through the shoulder, another
through the head, and q third in several
places through the body and limbs, while
q fourth was beaten numerically with
the butt of g pistol, and barely escaped
with his life by precipitate flight. Not
satisfied with their devilish work, these
creatures proceeded to whip and other
wise maltreat the women, not to mention
a nameless outrage psrpetrated upon
them.
After satisfying their devlish and
gratifying their hellish lusts, they left.
Next morning, when these facts became
known, Esquire Pearce and a posse of
citizens repaired to the scene and heard
the statement of the victims. Three of
the men they were able fully to identify.
"Two men named Boyd, two Bells, a
man named Holder, BlantOn, Willis and
Cooper were arrested and a~rraigned before
Esquire Pearce Saturday, but their trial
was postponed until Monday, on account
of their witnesses being absent. Upon a
full Investigation of the case the two
Holders and Boyd were fully CO." nitted.
"Now we cannot say positively hat our
farmers want negro labor; but n thing
is very certain, unless they stop these
outrages, perpetrated by Irresponsible,
malicious young men and devilish ne
groes under the guise of Ku-Klux, they
will drive the negro from the State. We
have no sympathy with lawlessness in
any form at the present time, and can
only Justify it in the past by the prece-
dent set us by the radical party. In the
language of the nations dolt,"
"Let us have peace"
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WONDERFUL, BUT TRUE
Western Energy vs.. Eastern capitaI---ThS
ST. Louis Bell Treble Piano.

For wears our citizens have been patron
izing Eastern manufacturer to b detri-
ment of home enterprise, seemingly not
not conscious of the fact that with the
same material, the same workmen, and
equal facilities, the West has always
brought forth equal if not superior speci-
mems OF architectural skill. One who
has heard the sweet, clear. full tones of
the st. Louis Bell Treble Piano and ex-
mined the perfection of its exterior, or
heard of its softness and delicacy of
touch, cannot fail to bear witness to the
superiority of Mississippi Valley manu-
facture as compared with that of the
East. Wherever this celebrated instru-
ment has been brought in competition
with those of the East, always has its SUI
periority been plainly and emphatically
seen. Fair reader, let none but the "Bell
Treble" grace your parlor. Let your
voice and influence ever be for this de-
servedly celebrated Piano, and when
rivalry may suggest faults, go with the
credulous, and be convinced of its claims
Il superiority by observation and practi-
cal demonstrations. Messrs. Wilde, Col
Inns q Co., 1874 Main street, will always be
pleased to exhibit the many perfections,
to any or all who may desire.
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PERSONAL.

General Fizer returned to the city yes
terday after a s~ojourn at Iuka.
Colonel VIM. r. Hunt and family left
for st. Paul, MIMI, yesterday. They
have been spending some time at Iuka
Springs.
Colonel Rosson, OF Hardeman, one OF
the most useful and clear-headed repre-
sentatiyes in the State Legislature, is at
the WOrshsm House.
J. Q. Stanton, the marvellous railroad
builder, whom we would gladly have the
press Of Alabama expel from that State
into Tennessee, passed through the city
yesterday on his way to New Orleans.
Captain A. S. Hawkins, Helena, Ark.
Captain w. Goodwin, Helena, Ark; Cap
tain ]. i. Lea. Fulton, Tenn. Colonel w.
F. Wesson, Water Valley, Miss; Colonel
w. Dickson, Ala. j. B. Anderson, Louis.
vile, KY; Colonel NJ. II. Thompson, Ark.
Captain L. D. Sheppard, Indian Bay,
Ark, are registered at the Commercial
Hotel
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LOsT-REWARD

MARION the evening OF the 18th July,
vi from my place, south Of Fort Pickering,
n bay mare, black name and tail, three white
feet, right hind ankle Joint Ewelled. and on
shoulder branded /. &. u. =" A liberal re-
ward will be paid for the recovery Of the
mare or thief
tyl9 hAAMILLIAN DUPWAY.
NFARElsS REWARD-From my house, at
vi Germ antOWn, on night Of lth july, a
large bay mare, with tip Of left ear OF, a sore
the size OF asilveT dollar on the inner side Of
right hind lee, and the hair frayed mp on
right side Of the neck, just under the name.
I VIII give the above reward Cor her delivery
10 me. or 20 ROOkS co, 5Vi Eropt Row.
jyH K. n. MCkAH.
REWARD-From John c. wea-
III yer, on the fernando road, near the
state Female College, on the 10Th OF July a
large bay horse, near or full sixteen hands
high, some white on the hind feet, trots and
walks well, carries a high head, the hair IN
name and tail rather short VIII give the
above reward for horse and thief, or twenty
I'VE dollars for horse, delivered 10 me, or
Newton FORD & Co, az Memphis, Tenn.
iyI7 JOHN c. WEAVER
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Railroad Time Tables

hdilFOdu ltmc tduioos
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Tlains will run daily as follows:
ARRIVES: LEAVES:
Hopeheld---~--.-S ~ PIN. s.m
FeTryboat will leave the wharfboat, loot of
b. ID. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent.
B. P. ROBSON, Asst Supt-
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
ARRIVES: AVE
$3.50 pm. l0:l5 am.
;Junction accommodat'n- S:l5 am. $50 pm
Somerville sccommod'n- s:40 am s;fV pm.
Freicht. with coach At
T:2) pm. 6:OU an.
Ticket once, rs Main St, cor. south Court.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
ARRIVES: RAVES
nav Fxpressm pm. 400 Am.
NiSht xpress..-......-.-~ 4 ECO am 1;5 pm.
Brownsville Acsom.~--s $40 am. 5:S pm
Railroad time Is minutes faster than city
time. Depot at head Of Main street. Ticket
office 27% Main ST., one door north JenetS0ns
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVES: LEAvEs:
New Orleans Mail, daily 2;3 pm. l2s5 pm.
Express, daily-----~--.- Ss50 Am. 43Op-n.
Freight, daily exeeptSnn- oso A.toon
DEPOT at foot Of Main street. Ticket ONCE,
BIZ Main street, one door north Of Jefferson.
AS LIYERM0RE, Genl Snpt.
BLACK and fancy grenadines at a sacri-
fee. ct b. Lowenstein q Bros.
ALL of the latest weeklies and month
lies, just received at Joe Locke's, 1854
Main street,
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FOR RENT.

"OUSE-On Court street. No. 81. II is now
III used as q clearinghouse, and Is one CT
She most popular in the city. Apply on the
premises. jyT
TLOORS-The second and third floors, No.
II 500 Main street. The most desirable
rooms and location In this city for a whole
sale business Of any kind. Inquire Of
iyI5 MEYER. BICkNELL &CO.
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M. AND R. RAILROAD.

Books Opened.
NOTICE is hereby given that A. J. Kellar,
N A. p. Curry. W. +. Hardin. J. n. Coleman
and VIM. Wallace, having been duly ap-
pointed and commissioned, will open books
Tor subscriptions TO b Memphis and Raleigh
Springs Railroad, az the office OF the COM
pany, No. 7 Madison street, Memphis, Tenn,
und and By virtue q the provisions Of the
laws OF this state.
E.F. BABCOCK, President, Etc.
Memphis, July IS, iS7a Iyl5
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LADIES JET IEwELRY

HARPER's MONTHLY, improved style,
with leaves neatly cut, for sale at Joe
Locke's, 236K Main street.
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WANTS

TEACHER-At Olive Branch, Mississippi,
p teacher Of good moral character, and
qualified TO 1t boys ion college. Apply soon.
GENTS-To sen the HOME SHUTTLE SEw-
"A ING MACHINE. Price, Us. 1t makes the
Lock ST Itch" alike on both sices) and - the
only licensed under-feed shuttle Machine
sold for less than $50. Licensed by Nheele-
q Wilson, Grover & baker and singer 20,
An other under-feed Shuttle Machines sold
for less than $50 are heterogeneous, and the
seller ard user liable tOprCsecution. Address
IoHSs0S, CLARK & Co, Boston, Mass, Pitts
burg. Pa, Chlcago, H., or II. Louis, No. le2
A GENTS-To sell the CCTAGOS SEWISG
n MACHINE II is licensed, makes The
A" Elastic Lock-stitch, and is warranted iof
5 years. Price, SD AL other machines with
an under-feed sold for SIS or less are infringe
ments. Address OCTkGOS SEWTN MACHISE
Co., It. Louis, No, Cnicago, al, P~lttsburg,
Pa, or Boston, Mass. je2s
A GENTS WANTED-(s'O PES DAyl-by the
n MEXICAN KNITTING MACHINE Co., bos-
ton, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo. Je22
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JUDGEsUPREME CoURTwEsT. DIV,

JUDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
q. vIsIoE.-We are authorized 10 announce
HOS FREEMAN as G~candldate ior Judge
Of the supreme Court for the western DlFt-
sion. Election August 4, 1870. myal
TUDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
j vrsrON.-We are authorized TO announce
4. ". COCHRAN. OF Troy, Onion county,
Tenn, as q candidate for Judge OF Inc Su-
FUDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
u UTsrOS-The friends Of Hon JOHN LII
SNETD. of FSyette county, are authorized by
him 10 present his name TO the people OF
Tennessee as g candidate ior Judge OF tne
SnrTame Court for the Western Division.
Election August 4, l6lG. myE
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H~ALF-DozEN first quality Wamsutta F.
Y. Shirts made to order forSIS.
WIGGANS q THORN,
233 Main street.
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TO-DAY, TUESDAY MORNING,
WILL BE OFFERED,
AS GREAT BARGAINS,

Cheap Lawns,
Bleached Domestics,
Irish Linens, Hose,
Hsndkerchiefs and Kid Gloves.
A large stock of Palm-leaf Fans at
wholesale and retail.
1000 Waterfalls opened at a fabulous
low price. Come to-day to
HERZOG & BRO,
2g4 Main.
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Fourth Ballot.

fDtN bGtcts
r. D. Baugh was put in nomination.
Flynn was dropped according to rule.
Whole number of votes cast, 20; neees-
sary to a choice, 81.
BroWn ."s--.,"o1
Durff
Baugh z
Scattering. 4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-19

B. LowENsTEIN & Bros. have made a
reduction on their entire stock of staple
and fancy dry goods. Ladies wishing to
buy bargains this week in either domestic
or fancy goods, should not fail to call at
B. Lowenstein d Bros. before purchasing.
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FOR ST. FRANCIs RTYER.

Regular Saturday Packet from Memphis to
Wlttsburg
5. T.. C. Everd0n. master
J. f. Marshall. clerk and pilot.
This elegant Hght-drat steamer r.
will leave EVERY SATUHDAT&
evening. at 5 O'Clock, for all navigable points
on the 81. Franeis river yg
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FOR SALE.

PPEAL PLEA complies flo Of the
"A DAILY APPEAL for thirteen months from
February, 1857, embracing The entire editorial
management OF General AlbertPike. Apply
at this Office. JyI
1.-TWO FARMS-Near FortSmith, Arkansas;
one a 24O-aere tract, 3 miles from Fort
Smith and one mile from Van Buren at l5Ol
thirty dollars per acre; also. one ll6Ul one
hundred and sixty acre tract, 3 miles rom
Fort Smith and One-and- a-ha1 IA miles
from Van Buren,. Both bottom farms. hay
ing plenty Of up-lancs. For further pariicu-
lars, inquire OF W. ".
Real Estate Agent at Fort Smith. Ark.
P.S.-Both wiz be sold together, II desira-
bic. iyA
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SEE advertisement of DIR. Butts Dis
pensary, headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another col
umn, it should DO read By al.
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To AsRIcULTsRAL, SCIENTIFIC AND
WORKERS IN IRoN.-An invitation is
given to visit the hardware store of DR..
l.. Ii. Martin, 90 Front street, to-day at
10 o'clock am, to see Colonel B. +. Whit
ner's Universal Seed Planter operate in
all its departments. State rights for sale.
NJ. r. MARKS,
Attorney in fact for B. +. Whitner.
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G-ENTLEMEN's LIST.
Use the Colebrased Homo washer.

HITE & CoRwIyE, proprietOrs OF the
job Printing establishment in tho Up
PEAL Building, u Union street, ere
now prepared 10 execute orders for job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
ron OF the APPEAL viii bta- this in
mind and act accordingly.
Nc. 1 Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omaw u Alien. No 5 YES Naur atraat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-19

The compilation which appeared IN
the SUNDAY APPEAL, headed ''Theater
of War" and which has been so much
sought after by our readers, will be found
in the SUNDAY APPEAL, which will be
published to-day, price five cents.
LACE SHAwLs.-Llama and thread lace
shawls at a great sacrifice, at b. LoWen-
stein & Bros.
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FRANK M. CAYTON,
MORT.

THUS Vi Llo SAGdllCL 1dICA6La
The following communication explains
itself and is worthy of perusal:
MEMPHIS, July Il, 1879.
Captain Dick English, River Editor Of
APPEAL:
While the Cincinnati and Louisville
papers are discussing various projects for
the navigation of the falls of the Ohio,
and doubling the feasibility of the So
called plan of Captain Varble, the latter
question, and indeed, theiwhole subject
has already been definitely settled in Ger
many.
Some months ago accompany was fOrmed
in Hamburg for the purpose of securing
a better, more rapid and convenient nav
igatiOn of the river Eybe from the Prus-
sian border to Bohemia. Aplan of chain
towing which had long been in use on a
limited scale on some of the more rapid
and boisterous streams of Germany, was
submitted by a board of engineers, and
after mature consideration adopted. The
company organized and was '~pGteatirf' or
chartered under the ungodly Ito English
ears) name of the RettsnschLeDDSchipE-
fGhrts-gessusehGft, or the Chsin-towing
Navigation Company. Some six weeks ago
the first trial voyage was made inthe pres
ence OF a large number Of guests invited
by the company with the above name.
Five large Elbe boats huge unwieldy
affairs, used for barge purposes) were at
tached to one OF the tugs at Dresden, and
four more added at the Augustus bridge.
The whole fiOtills was taken rapidly up
stream by the tug, a feat which amazed
the Elbs boatmen more than anything
could possibly have done, except to have
seen the river flow up stream. The only
difficulties which presented themselves,
were the bends in the stream, the ex-
treme narrowness of the passage in many
places, and the fiotilla having to give way
to vessels. coming down stream. No dlh-
Guilty whatever was experienced in trans
ferring the fiotilla from q tug to another
at the end of each stretch of chain.
The Saxon papers from which we get
most of this fnformation) describe the
scene during the passage of the a0tilla as
one of great interest. The banks Of tbs
river were crowded with spectators all the
wav. At Pillnitz the King Of Saxony and
the royal family appeared on the balcony
Of the palace, and saluted the line Of
boats. This is regarded as the dawning
of a new era in German river navigation,
and companies are already forming for
the purpose of thus navigating the waters
of the upper Rhine, the Isar ('srolling
rapidlyDl, the Necksr, upperDsnube, and,
in fact, all of the streams that for CEN
turies have only been ssnavigafedo by
lumber RATS fosted down to the sea.
In explanation of the plan. we.can only
sev that it is similar to the one proposed
by Captain Varble. Any further details
that may come to hand will be given
again by yours tr1ly
CIVIL ENGINEER
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is the list OF letters remain
ing In the Memphis Postof1ee and not deliv-
cred By carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and nuubers
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
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FIRST quality Wamsutta F. Y. Shirts
made to order for $50 per dozen.
WIGGANS IL THORN,
233 Main street.
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FOE WHITE RIVER.

Memphis, White and Little Red River 4 q.
Nal Tuesday Packet-For Helena. FriarS'
Point. DeVaIis Bluh, Searcy. Augusta aui
JacksOuport; connecting AZ DeNaltg BluH
with train for Little Rock and Hot Springs.
OG1 Al-AELr
This elegant and fleet passenger
steamer viii leave as above "a
TUESDAY, 18th inst. al 5 D m.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
JyH Promenade street OPP. LANDING.
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LATEST STYLES,

AT ]. RoEsCHER's JET PALACE,
1913 MAIN STREET.
Ali Jet Goods bought in my establish
ment will be repaired without charge.
], R0ESCHER, Jeweler,
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sTEAMs0ATS.
FOR RIvER.

Ae1phis aad Arkansas aiseF Pagkst csE-
psay---Uaiisd St5:es EsH Li5s.
For Helena. Fna-'s Poiut, Mouth WhteRiv
PIN Blun, Little hBcs, and making con
nections for Hot Spri1gss and Hort Smi5h.
tn . S. Il All n
Ed Rowland. .,-.-. -...--..----Inaster.
This elegant passenger steamer
will leave as above ~
WEDNESDAY. a.h Inst, at 3 pm
For freight or passage apply On board orat
Company = adiee. Nc. Madison 81, anton
BLOCK Dylgl ". Il. EENSEDAI. Ag-uL
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PARAsoLs at a sacrifice this week, at B.
Lowenstein & Bros.
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NEW ATTRACTIONS

Fresh arrivals Of
RICH JEWELRY
OPERA LEONTINES,
BRACELETS,
LOCKETS,
Silver Ware and Fancy Goods, Ladies
and Gents Watches and Chains in great
variety and at still lower prices.
WILLIAM G. BYRD,
Successor to Merriman, Byrd & Co.,
275 Main street, Memphis.
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LAW 0
Second Circuit COurt-.Iudg HaIsey.

Court met pursuant TO adjournment
yesterday morning. and renewed the call
of the trial docket, extending as far as
4l3l. The call will commence ct 4l3I this
morning al O'Clock.
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CHARLES GOODWIN,

The river IS again falling at this port,
and the probability is that low water will
Dol be upOn US with ali its difficulties
Little Rock. The weather is very hot.
Clouds arose last night and rain was
looked for. Business on the leyee is mod
.-aHaTrr a1fs-a
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ATTY-GEN'L 18th JUDICIAL CIRC'I

TTORNEY-GENERAL or THE FOUR
~ TENTH J. DICIAL CIRCUIT.-ln response
10 tie natIering assurances OF support Wnleh
have been rendered to me, l hereby announce
myself q candidate for reelection 70 the
Office Of Acknowledgement OF the FourJeenLh
Judicial Circuit Election FIRST Thursday IN
AngnsT next WALKER WOOD
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BY TELEGRAPH.

CAIRO, July IS.-Down: II. NJ. Shreve,
st. Louis to Shreveport, 9 p.m.; st. 10
seph, st. Louis to Memphis. 10 p d.. Pau
line Carroll, st. Louis 10 New Orleans, 6
am; Rubicon, Sc. Louis to VieksbuEg, :
am; Henry Ames, st. Louis to New Or
leans, l pm; Kellogg, s. Louis to New
Orleans, 3 pm. Up: Atlantic, New Or-
leans TO st. Louis, II pm; Grand Tower,
Memphis to st. Louis, u M; Natchez,
New Orleans to st. Louis, 9 pm; sam. j.
Hale, Memphis TO Cincinnati, l pm;
Olive Branch, New Orleans to st. Louis,
l pm. River fell 2 inches. There was q
shower this afternoon. Weather cloudy.
Mercyry So.
NASHVILLE, July IS.-River falling,
with 4 feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
fair and hot.
L~OUGsvLLE, July IS.-The river has
fallen two inches in the past twsnty-fOur
hours, with our feet. and ten inches in
the canal, and two feet and ten inches in
the chute. The weather is clear and OPP
pressively hot, with the thermometer Il
9Ss in the shade IT 2 pm.
CINCINNATI, July I5.-The river is ten
feet and three inches inthe channel. The
weather il clear, with the thermOme-
ter at 93' at noon.
ST. LOUIS, July IS Arrived: City of
Yicksburg. J~effsrsOnVille; City of Alton,
VIeksburg; Grand Tower, Memphis. De-
parted. Belle OF st. Louis, Memphis. The
river is falling more rapidly, and navigs-
ton to Cairo IS becoming troublesome for
large boats. The weather is clear and very
hot.
PIrTsBURG, July 1S.-The Monongshela
is falling, with two feet and nine inches
in the channel. The weather Is hot, with
the Thermometer at 81 at noon.
NEW ORLEANS, July lS-Arrived: Mo-
hawk with barges, and Continental, from
o.. -. - IL.
ing, with the mercury at 78o.
VIRsBURG, July I8.-DOwn: Grand Era,
7 pm. The river is falling. The weather
is rainy and warm.
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