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Attschment NotIcs.

No. 1851, A. DIN the Second Circuit Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn.-M. Greenwood q 60.
vs.. Thomas +. Parish.
IN this cause an attachment having been
u sued out under section 3l55 Of the code and
returned into court, levied upon the real es-
tate OF defendant, and afddavit having been
made that the defendant, Thomas s.. Parrish,
is Indebted to plaintiff in the sum Of ss6.
by account, with IN terest nom Sen. .enber 60,
ls68, and that the defendant, Thomas r. Par
rish, Is nonresident Of the state Of Ten
nessees
AZ Is therefore ordered. That he make his
personal appearance her elm, before the Judge
OF Second Circuit Court of Shelby county On
the third Monday In Nay next anu de-
fend said attachment suit Wilhln lle time
prescribed by law, or the same vii pc pro-
ceeded with eXpartes and that @ copy Of this
order be published once wees. for four
eonsaeuffVe weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
Done st oflice, this 9Th day Qt March, l87I.
p. ID. BOYLE, Clerk.
uv " I,EWTs WHARTOE, Deputy Clerk.
M. 4. williamson and Wm. Craig, attorneys
for plaintiu, nh3
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10th Day of April 1871.

At the late residence of W. NJ. Ewing dec d,
proceed to sell TO the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described lands, tuated in
the First Civil District of Shelby county: Be
ginning at a stake in the northwest corner
OF J. II. Sinks land in Gathers east bound
ary line; thence north 81 east 55 chains 73
links to stake in the end Of the lane; thence
east s chains 81 links to q stake IN r. n.
Bonds west liue; thence south Il chains 20
links to a stake n 40o west links Of q black
gum marked D. G. e.; thence 50 east %
aims 80 links to q stake, whence south %
west II links to a large sweetgum marked s.
and B.; thence south 10 chains IS links to a
stake, whence south 20o east 95 huks to a
large whiteoak marked r, with three elm
pointers; thence west u chains 2-lO0 link 70
the b. ginning.
The above descl ibed land will be sold sub
Iect TO the widows dover. The title is be-
lfeved to be perfect, but l will sell and con-
vey as trustee only. March 4, l67l.
lnh6 A. r BARRET, Trustee.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
For Arkansas Riysr-3smphls and Arkan-
sas River Packet co... S. Mail.

FTNHE elegant Passenger Packets OF this line
il leave Memphis for ell points on Arkan-
sas river, as follows: Steamer MARY BOYD.
Haines, master; Every Monday, at 5 p.m
Steamer T. Fl. ALLEN, WOOdburn, master
OK Steamer DARDANELLE, Berry, master /:
Every Wednesday, at pm. Steamer PA L
CLEBURNE, Pritehard, master; Every Fr.-
day, at pm,
The boat shat leaves Memphis on Wedues-
days goes through to Fort smith, The boats
that leave Memphis on Mondays and Frfdeva
connect ct Little Rock with our light -craught Z
boats for Fort smith, and with stages for BOf
Springs, Camden, Arkadelphia and WASH
lngtOn All the boats OF this line hav-
ing been built expressly for the trade
possess superior accommodations for pas
sengers and unsurpassed facilities for trana-
porting ireighi 10 all points on the Ar
kansas river without detention, Al any stage
OF water.
Freighta consigned 70 this company nt
Memphis or Mouth OF White river, VIII be
forwarded promptly TO destination without
charge for transfer. J. d. ADAMS, President
", q, PATIE8OS, Agent, No. s Madison sI,s
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Attachment H0ties.

No. lZ28 A. DIN the Second Circuit Court Of
Shelby County. Tenn.-S. Van EmOn vs..
Thomas +. Parrish, as a member OF the firm
of Uric & Parrish.
IN this cause an attachment having been
4 sued out under section $40 Of the Code,
and returned into court, levied upon the real
eatate of defendant. and affidavit having been
made that the defendant, Thomas +. Parrish,
Is Indebted TO plaintiff in the sum Of $3.50 Ga,
bv account with interest Oh same frOm De-
caunber q, 1858, and that the defendant, ThOs.
f. Parrish, Is g nonresident Of the State OF
Tennessee.
tits therefore ordered, That be he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the Second Circuit Court OF shelby County,
on the third Monday in May next and defend
said attachment suit within the time pre-
scribed by law, or the same VIII be prOeeede ed
with eLparte, and that q copy Of this order be
published once week for four consecutive
weeks Ia the Memphis Appeal.
= Done at Office, this 4th day Of March, lS7l.
T. ID. BOYLE. Clerk.
BY W LEWIS WHAETOE, Deputy Clerk
NJ. Il. williamson, Lewis & Craig, attorneys
for plaintiff. nib
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MISSISSIPPI.
Governor AlO0Fh Would Save His State
Ne DECLINES the PrSffersd SenatOrshlp,
and Proposes to ResigH-His par
" Uhd0Bs Without Him.

Especial 10 the APPEAL.l
JACKSON, MISS, March 5.-The Re
publican caucus last night appointed
"a committee to wait on the Governor
sand learn his wishes on the Senatorial
.question. The caucus wished him to
sgo to Washington. The Governor
answered emphaticaliy that he in
.tended to wait till the work Of recon-
lstruction was complete; until peace
.reigned throughout the borders, and
1.-The people were in possession Of the
government. Then, if the Legisla-
.ture was willing, he would go to the
Senate. He would resign, il the Leg
-islature wished it. The committee
reported back to the caucus. The
.caucus adjourned, saying the Cover
.nor must be sustained, or the party is
Host.
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No IZ1S A. DIN the Second Circuit COur o
Shelby county, Teun.-James Il. Challen w.
Thomas +. Parrish
IN this cause an attachment having been
I sued out, under section 34l5 of the Code
and returned into court, levied upon the real
estate Of defendant, and affidavit having been
made that the defendant, Thomas +. Parrish
is indebted 10 plaintiff in the sum OF sl06 s3
by balance due plaintiff, and that the defend
ant Thomas +, Parish, Is nonresident OF
the state of Tennessee:
IT is therefore ordered. That he make his
personal appearance herein, before she Judge
ofthe Second Circuit Court OF Shelby County,
on the third Monday An May next and defend q
said attachment suit within the time pre-
scribed by law, or the anne VIII be proceeded
with eZparte, and that a copy Of this order
be published once a week for four cOnsecu'
tive weeks. in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at Otfice, this 4th day OF March, ISL
p ID. BOYLE, Clerk
BY ". LEWIS WHARTON, Deputy Clerk.
NJ y williamson, Lewis & Craig, att'ys for
plaintiff. mh5
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ST. LOUIS, March 5.-The Joint
9Rpaublican Committee have issued
san address TO the rank and file of the
.party, urging the hearty cooperation
Sand united efforts for the future. Lieu
steuant Baldwin and twenty men were
sOrdered from Fort Hays, Kansas, To
Hays City, Friday, to preserve peace
against a band Of fr8ughs who threat
5ened the lives of all the cOlOred people
lin town. One man was killed by Uu-
known parties before the troops were
ION the ground.
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Attachment Suit.

OrgIl Brothers & Co, arm composed OF H-u.
Orgiu. Edmund OrgiLl, Geo l. DeuL-.Cl.
A 8. McNear vs.. j. j. Allen.
NJ BEFORE JAlIEs HAIL Justice of she Peace
I'D for Shelby county. AmdaVIL having been
made iu This Cause, and atIacluelt Issued
and returned, levied, etc.
1T is therefore ordered, That publication pa
made In the Memphis Oaily Appeal. a news
paper published In the city Of Memphis t1r
fOur successive weeks, comm audiuE tl9 D.
j. J. Allen TO appear before me- lL
my Office. in the city OF Meme
phts in the 18th Civil District OF sal1 county
On the 8th day OF April, 1871, at lJ 0'll19E
am and make defense 20 said suit ggl.r.l .l
them. or IL win be proceeded win e1parla-
JAMES HALL
HrrH H7a1If.
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WoB-RssidsHf Notice

No. Ir8. N. r. ID in the Second Chaursry
Court OF shelby county, Ieunesses.-- .tLls
M. Harrington ct al vs.. sol AudfeUz, ct al
TT appearing from cross bin duly sworn
Andrews IS 8 nonresident Of the State OF
Tennessee
III is therefore ordered, That he U Ea
bIs appearance herein, at the Court
house o. the Second Chaucsry Court
OF shelby county In the city OF
Memphis, g Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in April, ISL, and plead. answer
or demur to the cross bin filed herein or
the same viii be taken for confessed as 90 him
and set for hearing eZparts, ana t-1t O. COPY
Of th1s order be published once week flr
four successive weeks I'm the Memphis AF-
PEAL. This, March 4th. 1874.
A copy-atIesEs ura
81. ID. l.. STEW ART, Clerk end Master
BY o. BELCHER, Deputy e. q ~
Smith a. jefferson, sol for complainant
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N0N-RESIDEnT E1IlEE

No. ZiO-In thes seConICLaucery Caur. OF
shelby county, TENT O. aesLls Fa .a-ar
j. Branch, ct al.
IT appearing from the bin duly sWlIU .1 Iu
1 Chis cause that the defendants Pete. D.
Branch and susan p. Branch lls vile L.lrH
b. Piumau, Hif5ins PItmau, EeaurH-srl D.
Pittmun and Hugh u. Pittmau are res cent
of the state OF Arkausa5 and now reslU. ats
of the state or tennessee
Ii is therefore ordered. IEEt .leT
make hlr appearance herein. aI the
courthouse OF the Second -lslcarT Court
in The city or Memphis, I-.uea-
see, on or before the drr -Hr-
day in April, ls7l, and plead. au-
answer OF demur TO ComplaIuarl-. H... or
the same Will be taken Tor confessed .H .E
them. and set for hearing eEparle aul l.... O.
eopy Of this order be published once ga a..a E
for IOur successive " eeks In the Mem -a5 APE
PEAL.
A cOpy-attests
NJ b. Z. STEWART, Clerk and Ers.a-.
Clapp 8 MeuE. Sol. Lor ComlL.-l.---
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IA eraat Ssrn0u Last Night Ku. KIux and
Crffaa

LOUISVILLE, March j.-The COlOred
small agent on the Lexington railrOsd
4 was not removed az reported. He de-
scliued TO continue on the line for fear
.of Ku-KIuX, and Captain c. G. Greene
twas appointed. Mail service viii be
.Tesumed tomorrow.
The Catholic Cathedral cOngrega-
.ti0n has been keeping retreat thirteen
days. The cathedral is crowded
daily. It was deusely packed tonight
ito hear a splendid closing sermon OF
.retreat by Father Lancaster Spalding,
lone Of the finest efforts ever listened To
lin this city.
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HOLLAND.
cows AND THE DUTCHAIEN.

COWS AND THE DUTCHNIEN,
BREsT, March 5.-The cattle plague
is raging in the valley OF Laudernan
with such violence, that five hundred
men are engaged in burying the dead
animals.
LONDON, March st is reported
that Holland proposes a convention
OF the powers to define contraband
war
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N0N-RESl1EMT N0TlcE

No. E0S.-In ths Second Chancery Court of
shelby county. Tennessee. x. ID. Ham-
baut, administration OF Il. 2. BOWlas, vs. Eli
vira W. B0Wies and 0thers.
IT appearing from the bill duly sworn 70 in
1 THIS cause that the defendants W. A.
IohusOn. and -- Feuner, -- Beuuet,
sud ID. W. Bowman, firm OF Fenuer, Bent
nett O. Bowman, aIe uOn-residents Of the
state OF tennessee.
It is therefore ordered, That they
make their appearance herein, at the
court house Of the Second Chaucery Court, IN
tue city OF Memphis. Tenn, ON or before the
first Monday in April, 1871. ard plead, an
sWer or demur 20 cOmplaiuants' bill. or the
same viii be taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing eZparts; and that a copy
OF this order be published once q week, Tor
four successive weeks in the Memphis a p
peal.
A cOpy-attest:
81. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
KOrtreCht & Graft and j. W. Scales, Soils.
for complain ant.
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leEA ana ..a .H.
IerE and Master
Martin A"rlrarI
smith, so L-L.ara
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PRUSSIA.
FRANCE AND THE TARTFF.

FRANCE AND THE TARTFF,
BERLIN, March IN. Thiers de-
clined to make a treaty of commerce
with Germany, on the ground that it
is necessary for France to initiate the
United States, and restore her equi-
librium by high tariffs.
Berlin is brilliantly Illuminated to-
night. The Empress and Princess
drove through the streets, and were
received with great enthusiasm.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ca BY a virtue of a certain Deed OF Trust
executed to me by W. NJ. Ewing on the 9th
DAY of January, 1868 for the beneft of Mar
shall keathly, which deed ois If record in
cord Book No. "a, pages %, etc, In the
Registers ofHce OF Shelby county, Tennessee,
I wi m "a
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NoR-RESlBEHT EoTlGE

No aU}, R-D-Iu the First -lalCsrT Com. ..
shelby county, LeuIezs5z--|. 4- H-#.
wick 8 Co. ct al Vs O.. &. S.l. ITHu. q. " nj.
SpeizIl. sarah spelEll, 2iEry r. smith .....
f. Stlllman ana Marion ID. sri llla
1T appearing from aMdavlt iu tlfe e.-...
A that the defendants Julia r.. e-.uI
and Marion "a. Stlllmau. Che latter 16 Gir....
IstratricS Of i. j. -llluau, deceased axe
non resi- dents of the 75-t5 OF Lelulz9a1s
tits therefore ordered, That they maxi. -."H.r
appearance herein. so tle COurl-ll-- .- ..a
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or be.lr. the
next term Of said Court, comm .leLTs .UH
hrst Monday In April ls1l. and plead.
answer or deuur TO comp lallalts orig
and amended bills, or the same VIII "-
taken for confessed Cs 90 tLal n-.
set for hearing eEparte7 and lr
COPY Of this order be published once Ca wees.
for four successive weeks iu the GeIr-.s
Appeal.
A cOUy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. j. BLACK, Deputy CLERK and lEE.-r
smith r. Jefferson, A. j. Martin. k"rlr..rIs
& era and Stephens and smith, so L--.ara
fur com platnaut. mr.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

sCHUMSl-The friends and acqualntances
OF JOHN sCHUHM are respectfully invited TO
attend mis- funeral, nom his residence on
Lauderdale, between Linden and Vance
streets this lMONDAY) afternoon, at two
O'Clock
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LUM

nOORs, Sash, Blinds, Glass, Flooring, Cell
- ing, Weather Boarding, Clear cypress.
Poplar and White Ptne, dressed; Buildfnq
Lumber, Laths ard Shingles, Fencing Lum.
Der, Cedar and Cypress Posts.
Framing lumber cut to order.
Hs- CORRER AUCTION AND MAIN. ga
fe2s KIRTLAND & LEVINGsTON,
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NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-The
State fair buildings were burnt this
morning. Loss $SO,OOO; insurance,
$50, 900. Powers statue Of Washing
ton, belonging to the Slate, was de
-sfrnNnl
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Non-RssidsHt Notice,

No. E09.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county. Tennessee.-Charles Whip
pie and others va. a. Reid and others.
ET appearing from the bill duly sworn to
4 iu This cause that The defendants 8. NJ.
Harris, r. 4. TOriau, W. $. MCR8e. q. W.
McRae, Mrs. Mary EuheId Hopkins, Many
h. HOPKINS, Susan J. HODkius and blanche
Hopkins are each and ali of them nOu-resI-
dents Of tho state OF Tennessee.
IL Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, al the court
house of the Second Chaucsry Court o. Shelby
county, Iu the city uf Memphis, Tenn. on OF
before the first Monday lu April. 1871, and
plead. answer or demur 20 complainant 8
bin, or the same will De taken Tor confessed
as Co them, and set for hearing eEpErte, and
that copy OF this order be published once q
week, Tor four success I've weeks, ia the Mem
phis Appeal.
"A cOUy-attests mli
M. ID. /. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
h Clay King Sol. 10r Com pIalnaut.
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No. I83.-Iu the First Chancsry C1uIl 1l
Shelby county tTennessee.--FFIl IlliauI H. EsI-
son et al vs.. Emily Nelson st aL
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Sunday Charity.

NEW YORK, March 5.-The United
States frigate Worcester, loaded with
provisions for France, sailed from
Boston this morning.
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HOME DISPATCHES


CHICAGO, March 5.-TeTre HaUte is
taking steps to construct water works
on the Holly plan.
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An Irishman was set to work fOl
forty DAYS in a house Of correction
HE peclIed away during six weeks al
b stone without making any impress
.sion upon it. The day Of his release
'came, and he was told he could go.
."Be jabersw he cried, spTinging to his
.ieet, "Ill finish vel" and with one
blow he burst the stone into hun
.dred fragments. In the one case he
was working underia protective sys-
ITEM; in the other, he struck a blow in
.his own behOOf.
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Special Mseiing Chamber of Com
mBFCo.

TNHFRE will be q special meeting Of the
l. Chamber of Commerce on MONDAY, Btn
Inst at o clock pm. to give practical dtrec-
ton 10 imports and exports, via the line OF
steame now plying between Liverpool and
norfolk. All NJ merchants, who are Interested
In a direct import and export trade, are re-
quested to attend, as this Is the opportunity
to secure a reliable line OF steamers in The
trade. pTNg0N President
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN
The egEAT sO0THNe BEWEug-

fCures Collie and Gripping D.
--,..-llll---s5 - = IN the Bowels, and iaCLll- - F..
He..-,...' tstss the process OF Teeth -
1si'P' ing.
subdues Commissions and 60.
on, -. oVercOmes ali diseases Ir- -.
H,s..-D.-.' Cident to iuls4ts aul re.
NsfA Ai'' Children.
Cures DlarrEea, Dyssu- -..-
,, ,5allIs- - Al, terry aud SUMMER C0l- -.--
Hi5-.ey.t' pIaint iu children or an ~.
1s'-+' ages.
IL is the Great Infants and Chi .H=.
Soothing Remedy in al disorders brUuHl.
by Teethiug or any other cause
Prepared by the GRAFTON h-H.. e
CO.. 81. Louis, no.
sold by 1ruggistH and dealers i1 med. ne
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An exchange states that an enTaged
father, in punishing his little son for
some ofiense, Whirled him around
with such force by the ear as to detach
that organ from his head. This boys
.futme is now q blank, indeed. He
may become a Congressman Bena-
.tor-President, even; but he Will
never be able to "Walk OF on his ear. F"
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MARKETS
lBY TELEe GRAPH
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 4.-Cotton quiet and
wesk; middling uplands, l85<c. Flour firm
and In fair demand at S. 75a6 IS for shipping
amber, 81 COOL G8. Corn firm and In fair de-
maud; western mixed, S73Sc. Whisky firm
at 92c. Coffee quiet and unchanged; Rio, 49,
GlIc. Sugar steady and demand moderate; /;
Cuba, S34985zc. Molasses quiet. Rice, S1<991<c.
Dry dOOds-The most important feature In
the trade to-day Is a reduction Of &c in the
price OF Hamilton prints, which now sell at
lO1zc. All leading makes Of prints have suf-
tered q decline ia price, except Merrmack ID,
Pacific and COchace, and. Consequently we
look Tor more lively demand during the COM
ing week. All things considered, The prices Of
staple cotton and woolen goods, in the MAN,
are cheap enough, but The depression in the
cotton market eXerts an unfav0rable influence
on business just at the opening of the spring
season. There are various makes Of cotton
goods that could not be put upon the market
much lower than the present price, even We're
cotton TO decline two cents per pound, on ac-
count Of the high cost Of labor, dyes, etc. The
trade is opening late
WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, March 4-The Worlds financial
article notices the fact that the Bank OF Eng
land has advanced the rate Of discount 4 per
cent, ana says: " The cotton market is IN
and the advance in theIate Of discount was
simple measure Of pr recautiOn in the event Of
sudden and great Withdrawal of money
rom lhe London market, where it has been
depositeq TOT safety by persons on lhe Conti-
nent during the war. The decline in price
ana tendency TO panic in the cotton markets
OF Liverpool and New York was caused by
notification that loans must be returned bv
spectators wkO are overloaded with cotton
IL Is stated that the Greek mere hauts in Eu-
rope are carrying very heavy loans on cotton
and no doubt they viii be forced TO sell ana
realize, The power OF the Bank OF Engls
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FOR HAILE'S POINT.
Regular Memphis and Haue's Point Packet
GAGELE ",
G.. b. mHler.-master F. ". LuscOm be .- clerk
LEAVES MEMPHIS
Every Tuesday ana Friday, at 0'ClsOk pm
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PEREaPT0RY PUBLlg SALE
OF TIE BEAUTIFUL
RESIDEN LOTS
S. ". Corner Of Vance and C}Bla.z Suaeiz.
ia the F. y. Saith Su5-lglsi5H.
ROBERTLEW & co.
OlIer Makers & shgetIron 90.

NAVY YARD, MEMPHIS, TENN. .Hr.- 4
~ hand Boilers always on hand aaHa-l-
ing done with prOmptuess- ParucG.ar a..aU-
Inn gLven 70 Reua.rInE aLaaullu.- .-------
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FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS.

TOWING AND JOBBING BOAT.
The Memphis TOWbOHt- The steamer LITTLE
ALPS W ". M8tugault, Master
TDHE Tow wbOat Little Alps Is sTE"
/ prepared at an times u 30 -
towing and iObbiuE at the very lowest rates.
Orders left at A. Ksrrs bOat-store on levee
near foot Of Jefferson street, with Bigley,
Mellersh q Co., or on board the boat, viii be
promptly attend 5d to.
JOHN ZENT, Proprietor,
mil At Williams & Co.'S Sawmill.
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I HeTaIu opBUIaIsI
VERSAILLES, March 4.-AIl quiet
at present, but the National Guards
are becoming rather troublesome.
.Tbe French prisoners are returning.
.Tbe arrival of those confined at
'Reichshofen, Feiehwiller and For
bach is expected tomorrow.
1t is believed that the Emperor will
review the First army corps at
Ameins, Ia about two days. From
Amiens he win 60 to Rouen, then
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ZOE WITT RTYER.

FOR ST, FRANCIS RIVER.