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NOTlCE in BARKRUPTGY.

n,strtet Court of the United states--District
~ Vest srennessee.---In Bankruptcy. in
ti-a .'effar n. TOhn Rhea son, Bankrupts.
Disirict of West Tennesaee-ss.
rv,EIS ~ no GIVE NOTICE, That on the
an dav OF June, 1871, a warrant OF bank
1-,,f-, --se iqgussd out CT the District Court of
tee United States for the District Of Western
v,.Ssae- agai inst the estara OF John Rhea Il Son.
~ TTr3on CITY. county Obion, ana said ais-
frief VINO have been-adj judgsl bankrdpts on
ersditors' petitions; that the pay ment uf ary
debts, anu tho delivery OF any prOoeIty be-
longing % such Oankrupts, TO them or for
thair use, and the transfer Of any property
by them, are forbidden BY law; aud that q
nesting OF the creditors OF said paukrupta to
prove their a. bts, and 70 choose one OF more
assiQnees of their estate, VIII DO held at q
Court OF Bankrup ptgy, TO be held at No. 8225H
Main street, Memphis, Tennessee, before
Thomas j. Latham Ehq., Register for said
10 O'Clock am. =. y hAIOM,
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Richard Henry, alias slippery Dick
az DICK the Devil, a notorious Chicago
fhief. vas arrested in st. Louis yester-
dav for rebbiug the room Of the pro
T1~ietor of the Hotel de Paris Saturday
Isl al several hundred dollars worth
Of jsWeiry ead clothing; a portion q
the property vas found on hlIa, ana
he VIII probably 60 up Tor several
q fence something less than mile K
S,s5e rom single oak. A tree took
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS

Rawley Springs, Va, viii be regularly
opened for the reception Oi visitors. on the
nrst day OF June, 1871. situated as Il is IN the
mountains OF the Valley, IL is not only one
o the most delightful summer resorts IN the
state but its great curatiVe properties are
becoming widely celebrated,
The analysis OF the water By Prof "a Al cit,
of the University OF Va, together with the
experience Of many eminent Physicians
prove that It Is 1.-The Bprin 5s" for suffering
females, but besides It's wonderful tonic
pro yerties as a remedy In general debility,
Huemia and diseases peculiar TO Iemal Is, II ls
unsurpassed In the treatment Of the various
forms Of Dy yspep6iss and particularly for
those suffering HOm torpid and inactive
liver. its action upon the liver, as well as the
kidney, being prompt and decided. Very
many remarkable cures could be cited OF
this class OF troublesome diseases.
RaWiey isnOW easy Of access, situated only
twelve miles from d HarriROuburg- the present {
terminus Of the Orange ana Manassas Gap
Rallroad from which point there VIII be two
daily lines OF Stages, morning and evening,
Since laBtSummeT the bulldogs have been
greatly improved. as Well as the road rom
Harrisonburg 70 the Springs There Is also a
Telegraph ONCE AZ Harrisonburg. The ac-
commodations VIII be strictly hrst-ciass uu-
der the eInanagenaent Of ] J0saph N. Woodward
widely known as q hotel manager.
Resident Phys. elanss-G Gordon & Wtlllams.
one or the other Of whom viii be 90 aftene
dance during the entire SESSION.
RATES or BOARD.
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NOTICE
FOREST RETREAT PROPERTY
FOEG SALD-

FOREST RHTREAT, on Horn Lake Eoad,
II renowned before the war as q most lls4
nidcent retreat. Two miles south s1 the 9-lsEt
e now offered for sale Properly eQ1sls-s5 " ~
Five Acres OF Ground, HOuse WIN tHatte
ro0nF lqrge Galleries around l5, two soo4
Cisterns, Stables, CuthOuseli &c al hs-
rouuded BY q large forest sroFsi IN letlalLl-
slad with msgnollas, eveE8t -, roses -. ~
vineyard an loaded with the Daat OF 2 a.
asparagus beds, etc - -.
filis DroDsrty Is offered 1or ss-a OF ree111
atls te-rna- fTfie auarautseds Ir'quiFa p
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HATs AHD a0HNETs REL0W cosT

MISS ENGLI-H, 30. go MAIN STREET,
VI oilers her lemaiutng stock Of HATS and
BONN 1TS below New York cost. BOunets
worth SS sne Is selling IOr 81, and Hats worth
So Tor So. Lauies are Invited to call within
the next thirty daug, ieIA
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N0FIcE IN RANKRUP TcY.
500 REWARD.

VIII be paid for the arrest and conduoment
In any jan or prison Of
W. T. MITCHELL FOE FORGERY.
Said Mitchell formerly hailed from Goa
hOma cOuaty, AlississI ppi, but more recent
II from the ueighbOrhCOd Of Augusta, ARK. (;
Is about feet "a inches in heignf, has dark
complexion, black hair and eyes, with hsGvy
black eyebrows and Is fond of Ual sing
FORD, PORTER a. co.
TieITd2WlI 95 Union stree. La srnD1is. Tenn.
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Be Il 0r5at1led JV the Mayor and General C0ttll-
eli Of The Clty Of Memphis, That the grades OF
the following streets, as shown on the PRONE
Of each Oe, and same are hereby adopted:
Calhoun street rom HernRnCO road TO Ten
nessee street; Clay street from LaROse street
TO Fl tn street; Webster street rom LRRose
street TO Fourth street; Georgia street from
LaRose TO Third street; LaHCse street from
fernando road to Georgia street; DeSJte
street nom Calhoun &c q org street; Her
uando road from Calhoun street to Lagrang ge
railroad; fernando street from Calhoun
street to Georgia street, Lea stree nom Cal
hOun street to Georgia street; DeSoto street
from Calhoun 10 Georgia street; Rayburn
avenue from Calhoun sire to GeOrg1 street,
Main street from Calhoun street to GeOrZta
street: Shelby street from Calhoun street TO
aeorgia street; tennessee street from Cal
hOun street 10 g Orgta street, sixth street
from Calhoun street 20 Georgia street; Fifth
street nom Calhoun street TO Georgia street
Fourth street from Calhoun street to Gecr-
gia street: Tennessee street from Beale 70
Calhoun street; HubBg street fr0m shelby
street 10 the river; Talbot street from Shelby
10 Tennesz ee street; Vance street nom
Shelby sJreet to the river; Poutotoe street
frora shelby st eet to the river Linden
street from Shelby sire st 20 the river.
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CHELSEA.

Third street nom the Bayou TO Keel's llnei
Fourth street rom the bayou 70 Keel s Ilue
Fifth street from Auction 10 Kerr street
sixth street from Mil to Kerr street; Sew
enth street from Auction TO Kerr street; Auc-
tiOu street from Bayou GayOBO 70 the Raj
eigb road. MilI street nom Seventh stresi TO
Baygu GayOsO; GreenlaW street from Sew
enih street to Bayou GayO5O; Saharrans
street from Seventh street 70 heeis line :
Iooneg street from Seventh To FS1rth street; /;
Keel street from Seventh to keel's east Lin /;
Kser street from Seventh street TO Keel g
east line; Raleigh road nom Bayou Gsyoso
TO east line OF the city
Passed urst reading by Board OF Aldern1 en-,
May T. 1871. Adopted on second and nnRl
reading by Board, June ., 1871. Passed nrst
readinE. rules suspended according to charter,
I4th section, page 2, and hnal reading June
8, 1871. by Council
Approved June l5, ISL
JOHN Johnson, Mayor.
Attest: l.. h, RICHAHDs City Register.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Omc1a1 Drawings,

MORNING CLAaS-No Dr.
p, 45, 28, 80, 56, II, 81 81, is, Al, Is, "a, g.
EVENING CLAss-No. 284.
10, IL, e5, 80. q, 81 80, "A, SO, 4, 10, Il.
Prizes nom g 10 TO $4,000, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. j. g. FRANCE
l6T North Court street Box AZ, Memphls,
Tenn, P o. MURRAY, lIILLER& & CO.. Man
ayers. st. Louis, Mo, ieI6
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MERCHANTS
LFIRE AND HfAETEEl
CO8PARY
C0EPAHYS BUlLBiH6,
z Madison StF8st, Hsmphis Tern
(. He0AfITT. Prsslesui,
1T. EARGA50H, VI86-Prssdsst
IA. FAHKER, salrsizrf


So Tha Stock OF the Company is owned BIZ
our Merchants and BEsIaezs hen. aud 90 -=
Ia every respect, faIIy tdsH1idsd Win the l1-
tarzsls on this communllv.
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Per go %
Per Week - i6 o.
FeE LAY = ~
children and servants half price,
The people OF Mem phis and the south are
respectfully referred to a. H. Kerr, u. D.,
and ID. WitherspOon, D. n., both OF whom
have visited this ceiebrRtel FirElDla Water
ing Place. a. b. AlfAl4as fEeal-B
lenl Board Of Dlreet1rs b. eprlnRs 90.
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HARpWRRE
&" EAGLE COTTON GINS.

EAdLE CUfIUN 6iEaS.
THE gubcribers are now prepared 70 FUR
n nish to cot on planters. any aiEs 9f the
above justly celebrated COTTON GIN. We
do not offer this machine as new or un-
tried eLpertm ent, bat as one that has stood
the test OF years, upon many Of the largest
plantations 10 me SOUTH especially in the
Mtssiasl pp1 Valley, Whsrs l1 has been IN Use
for the last thirty years, with entire sartzfac-
ton 60 all purchasers, and thousands Of them
have been successfully introduced into
other cotton gro wing countries. Please send
your orders early 90
MeG0MBS, KELLER & 8YR ES
Hard Fare Dealers and Agents for Fairbanks
Scales, HaIFs Fire and B0rglar Proof SIZES,
5trauDs Corn and lour NILS, DisstoL' s CIR
cular saws, etc,
MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS. TENE.
We have also established q boute foc
JOBBING EXCLUSIVELY,
Under the same style Of arm
MgCnMRS, KELLER & BfRhES,
Nos. I90 and l07 North Main street.
ST. Louis, No.
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BIDS FOR SUPPLIES.

At the Indian Bureau to-day bids
were opened for the supply Of some
twenty seven million pounds Of beef
on hOOf at the various reservations
during the next fiscal year. There
were ninety bids, the prices ranging
from 81 66t96 SO per hundred. A large
number o. bidders were present from
all parts Of the country.
TREASURER sPINNER's HEALTH.
A letter was received today at the
Treasury Department from Mr..
Spinner, which says that his health is
improving, and that he would leave
London for Brussels June 1. BE had
been very busy with bankers and
nfhars nnrnarnfnn the nav loan
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Death Of a Distinaulshed Naval OHioer

SAVANNAH, June 15.-COmmOdOre
Josiah Tattnal died last night, aged
seyenty-sig years. BE was buried at
the place Of his birth, four miles from
fhia citV.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

TVHE regular sent-annual nesting OF Q
l. DeSOtO lodge, NO. 2B9. vii be held W
this (FRIDAY) evening at 8 o'clock. fOr/W\
dif patch Of business.
All N. NJ. 3 fraternalIy invited
r. Q. WILLIAMSON, ". d.
R. w. SHELroN. Eacratarv. laln
The New York herald., 1871-06-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS
n and vaises at the Great Family Shoe Emporium, $3.50
bowery, corner Of Bond street, selling 20 cent below
Broadway prices w. D. BLGELOW
RNRERT IRWIN
The New York herald., 1871-06-10
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

HORSES, CARRlAAtsES. &c.
A ds a9afds SzH ssts NEW YORK latter
MAJOR chxRLEs "; BxRkEK. ATcTioNkER,
Twentyfour hours allowed for Trial
every EASSf sssf iSIs DslSPsG Snss! EfssHsd KING
in the Mart for showing horses on SALE
Carriages taken on storage.
sss ssso Gr ars, ans pomn ron sss
81 sSI paS IN
harness Mare the United States ISL high, years
. ssS~a s.Gs Sn ssTs 1@
n sa IL France IN cam and p raised m y
scot ESQ OF Kentucky has been in the city SIX weeks
on. trick faux OF kind and warranted and
Pair of well bred and well mated bay Geldngs l5x
high and years old Gne free and mandy drivers can
fine family business team, and warranted
Elegant highly black coupe Geldng Is high
6years old can rot 10 $780, Mambrino stock; extra nne
handy aud pleasant driver lowing name and tail warranted
sound and Kind also Espre. wagon Hs
ness, &c. sold Tor want Of use.
Two Rockaways. new, well nnished;
New ~"Sf. nns CT sSp hand AND %
TO Pay storage, one Coupe Rockaway.
Pns Pn fsss fs.srr,iss rassSa az .st a. good order
Sales never postponed on account OF weather
A bS LIBERTY SThEET.-GhEAT SASklFlCES FOR
N cash.
&ls0 will buy a reliable. handsome Top Buggy.
$l75, by city maker In prime order, nearly
$3.50, seat Shifting Top Depot Wagon.
$165, tumble seat Woodruff Rockaway, new.
Sls0, an elegant 1870 III. Road Wagon city made.
$l40, first top Pony Phaeton, new.
Slsb, Top Pony Phaeton, new - -
Sill complete Single Harness; others a, Sl4, SIS,
81, Linen Horse Sheet full bound; other very great
bargains at repository 65 Liberty street
JOHNSTON VAN TASSkLL.
A sTIvERs TOR WAGON, LITTLE USED, PERFECT
N order; Dusenbury vanduser top Wagon, no top
Road Wagons by same makers Brewster top Wagon, per-
feet order pole and Pony Phaetons in all the prevailing
styes both new and second hand also large com.
pste assortment all styles Carriages for sale low
Harness Robes Blankets, Whips, Sheets, &c., kc
w. ii. GRAY, 20 to ~ Wooster street.
A ssoRTMENT CARRIAGES. HARNESS. &C.--sELLING
N of cheap close business several second hand Car
rages single and double Harness. now the time for bar
gains IAhLohss os Cedar street.
A uCTION sALE--THIS DAY. AT II O'CLOCK, OF
N new and second hand top Wagons open ditto, Rocka
ways Phaetons single double Harness. Sheets Whips
&c. sy COLE & MURPHY, 379 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
A CARRIAGE wARERoOM, ln WEST BROAD
"A. way.Six seat Rockaways, Park and pony Phaeons,
top and open Burres express business Wagons leather
sop gugg,es slSu IA West SroadwM
The New York herald., 1871-06-10
FINANCIAL.

A LARGE FUND OF $26O,0OO JUST PAID IN
n Which will be loaned New York and Brooklyn Real
Estate, and will buy Mortgages. Address ATTORNEY, box
3l9 New York Post Office.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

A FINE BAKERY, BEST LOCATION IN THE CITY,
n for sale exchange or House aud Lot city with
In thirty minutes OF CITY Hall.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

A -A-WILMINGTON LOTTERY.
N. EXTRA SUPPLEMENTARY.
CLASS 457-nRAwN At IL NJ, JUNE 9, 1871.
GLASS 47s-pRAwN AT p NJ. JUNE s, 1871.
76, g. 81, II, 90, 83, IS. 4s. 7s. II, 26.
LUTHY n CO., Brokers, 24U Greenwich street.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

THOR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME BLACK HORSE
II wears old IL hands high. and kind In all harness
also Rlggy and Harness sold separately together Ar
ply at 275 spring street untl sold.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

A FINE GROCERY FOR SALEM GOOD NEIGH
n bornood, doing good paying busness everything com
pete other business cause of selling
BIGus < SON, 206 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

A RARE CiiANCE.-FOR SALE VERY CHEhP, A
~ good paying Liquor Store thckly populated neigh
borhood good lease; very low Apply ID. r. CUR
LEY, 27 New Chambers street
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR THOSE WISHING AN
~ established and paying busincss.Must be sold within
short time, the family going South the Ladies Con-
ectonery Toy Emporium and Ice Cream Saloon on Atlantic
opposite the Howard House East New York. This place
is elegantly fitted up and doing good business, the starting
point and terminus different lines OF railroad and city
to Brooklyn and Williamsburg ferries Jamaica, H. L.
Canarsie and Rockaway Beach For those wishing busi
this kind tins opportunity and they IN
ved to call and Immediately Rent for the whole
House and Store n31 per month.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.
OF TwENTY-FIFTH STREET,.

have just completed and placed exhibition three Of the
finest Carriages manufactured In New FORK city, viz.
One superb eipht-spring Victoria.
One superb eighspring Mail Phaeton.
One superb MillardVic toria.
AL lovers of fine carriages invited to call and inspect
them
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

TOR SALE-AT I42 AND ia WEST THIRTY-NINTH
street one pair OF carriage Horses, 1874 hands
high and years old, kind in all work will be
| sold cheap
The New York herald., 1871-06-10
THE TURF.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS
N OF the National Association for the Promotion of the
Interests OF the American Trong Turf wiz be held at Pro
vidence r. L. Thursday evening" the 18th OF June. to
consider such matters come before them Persons
having business lay before the Board will please take
tlce govern themselves accordingly.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE-ON A
IN prominent in the Sixth ward elegantly ted up,
with long lease Apply to WILLIAM ABBOTT, Not city
Hall place.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

SPORTING-DOG<, BIRDS, &C.
ToRANCIs BUTLER NO 9 PECK SLIP. HAS ALL THE
n choice breeds of Dogs Buffers Infalble Mango Cure
and Flea Exermnator 75c.; Buffers work. ST. Dogs
boarded, trained, DC. Medicines loral diseases.
yErANTED-A SETTER DOG OR BITCH; MUST BE
w thoroughly broke. Address, stating lowest price, A.
b. SPORT, box 16l Herald Uptown Branch oace.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -A-PERSoNS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
H. lle insurance companies, and who do not desire to
surrender tbc poes by an absolute borrow the
surrender value OF their policies by applying Insurance
Agency, 81 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

4 ssORTMENT CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &C.-sELLTNG
of chcap to close business; several second hand
riares single double Harness. now is the
gains TAYLOR'S. SO Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

A STIyERs ToP WAGON, LITTLE USED, PERFECT
N order; Dusenbury 4 vanduser top Wagon, top
Road Wagons, by same makers Brewster top Wagon per-
feet order pole and shafts Pony Phaetons in all the
styles both and second hand; also large and com
pete assortment all styles summer Carriages for sale
Harness. Robes Blankets, Whips Sheets, 40, &c.
w, H. GRAY, 20 to 20 Wooster street.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

A LIQUOR STORE FOR sALE.-lSoUigE AT i9)
n Narcs street.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

ITO LET-A BROWN STONE HIGH sTOOP FOUR
House, s3x55; fixtures, carpets, mirrors, oil
cloths window shades other Furniture might be let also
Call at Al West Twenty eighth street, between and T. NJ.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

"A UNIV INGS.
n. KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES
KESTUoEY-yxrRA cLAss NO S73-JUNE Q, 1871
S. 30 10, 81. 10, 2s, f5. 2, 49, 3s I. II, ~ A.
AlALANA-ExrRA cLAes 10. 2a7 7~suSr ;. ls,,i' 80
g. 10, Is, e6, 30, II, o., "a g. 81 as n, 81, u
- " pApUoAH-CLAss NO. 27i-JUNr q ISL ~
%, %, @, J, SO, 50, a., e, 70, :. as, bs, IS.
~ ri D e5 81, 10, ~, Ss, q, 81 al 10 ~
SIMMONS A CO., Managers, covngton, Ky.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

DARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET--NINE SLEEP
ing rooms, suited for boarders rent 1870 monthly, with
Board and WIFE possession Immediately Apply
at 3A Second
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

ITO LET-FURNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED TIE HIGH
stoop three story and basement private Residence No
70l Second Thryeighth street. all except the
second and the top floor all the modern
improvements; cheap; owner leaving town.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

ITO LET-rTIREE STORY AND HALF BRICK
/ House, % Irving places in fine order. al modern i'm
provcents possession July l. For particulars call a. 2l2
h hrf fv-qiyt strp Nj, r..
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

uCTIoN sALE-THIS DAY, AT II O'CLOCK, OF
N new and hand top Wagons, open ditto,
ways Phaetos single and double Harness, Sheets, Whips
&C. By COLE & MURPHY, 379 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

MORTGAGE WANTED ON DWELLING, MEDIUM
lW size above ThirtyIourth street between Fifth and
Sixth In return for city vla well furnished;
$4,000 In PoughkeepsIe balance cash. Address 7S
Post Office, Poushkeepse.
The New York herald., 1871-06-10

E1OR SALE-AN IMPORTED ARABIAN SADDLE
II Horse the handsomest animals in the city per
fecty broken for lady gentleman.
'Nss W. BkOTHERrON, 800 Broome street.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-19
WASHINGTON.
WHAT A NEGRO MAGISTRATE
HAS DONE,

WARRINGTON, August ls.--Tho captain
OF mn English vessel from tae wharf At Ds-
rien, recently had occasion to punish four
subordinate sailors by confnipg them in
the hold OF his vessel. The imprisoned
men, through lawyer, obtained wrih Of
habeas corpus from negro magistrate
who had them brought before him, and
amer hearing released them. The mat
ter has been made subject Of dploma attic
correspondence between the Britiin minis
ter and our state department, the captain
having complained to his government of
the interference Of local magistrate US
breach Of international law. The matter
IS now being considered by the proper au-
thorities.
WAsHIsGToS, ID. C., August l8.-Ba-
rometer has fallen decidedly since Thurs
day evening, at the Rocky mountain and
Pacific stations and area, low pressure yes-
terday, advancing upon Minnesota. now
covers tia. state, and also Keitnky.
Pressure remains highest from Lake Mich
igan to kentucky, but is falling. Area
low, barometer exists north Ontario, with
brisk westerly winds from Michigan to
New Hampshire; smoke and haze repor-
ted from Western Nebraska and Iowa, as
also from eastern Michigan and Lake On
tario. Rain reported from the east of
North Carolina and Texas, and now pre-
walls on South Atlantic coast. The cyclone
which was prevailing Thursday evening in
Florida, after moving north-westward, 10
now taking usual course, northeast, and
has reached Savannah. No reports been
received from Florida for last "a hours.
PROBABILITIES.
Local storms will probably prevail for
tonight and Saturday in Minnssota, and
the barometer will probably fall with in
ereasing haziness and clouds, from Ar.
kansas to Nsw-York and northwards.
Cloudy and threatening weather 10 proba-
bic for the interior Of New England.
Storms in Florida will probably extend 20
Virginia by Saturday afternoon, with in
creasing essterly winds along tie entire
Atlantic coast, and northerly winds on the
gulf coast.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ST. LOUIS.


ST.. Louis, August Is.
FLOU K-Nery dull and little better
than nominal.
WHEAT-Steady; No. red Elevator,
81 IL.
CORN-No market.
OATS-Unsettled and lower; 35c for
sacked.
BARLEY-steady, s5@o5c for prime
fancy fail.
RYE-Steady, $4,000, sacked
WHISKY-Higher, Ole.
PROV1SIONS-Dull, with only orders
for trade. Pork, l3c.
BACON-Shoulder CT; clear RIB, "A
clear sides, SCI lard dull, keg lolc.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1s.
FLOCR-Drooping; Xxx, 1925 xxx,
$G.374G16.jO.
,CORN-In good supply; mixed co.
white, 10.
OATS-Quiet at 47@50.
HAI-Quiet at 34aI35.
BRAN-Firm at $f.10.
PORK-Dull; Sl4.O0C9l425.
BACON--Dull; I, 7tGsl.
LARD-Unchangcd.
SUGAR-Nothing doing.
SSES-N othng doing.
WH1SKY-Firm at 924CGSl 90.
COFFEE-Quiet at l43Gl53.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, August ls.
FLOUR-Steady family, $500 SOS.
CORN-Steady at Sic.
OATS-30 to 3Sc.
RYE-Weak at So to Coo.
BARLEY-U nchanged.
WHlSKY-Steady at 90c.
BEEF-Firm.
MESS PORK-Sales at $l225
BULK MEATS-Nominal and un-
changed; shoulders held at SC; sides, 81.
BACON-In moderate demand. Sales
OF shoulders at Sc clear rib sides, &c.
LARD-N ominal a. &c.
BUTTER-.Un Unchanged
CHEESE-U nchangcd.
LINSEED OIL-S4 10 SIC
FLAX SEED-sl.OO.
T1MOTH I-S3.50 TO 400.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, August ls.
FLOU R-Unchanged.
WHEAT-Firm at 81 90 for Mo- .
NEW-YORK.
Nrw-ioRK, August ls.
MONEi-Still continues in great ex-
cess, loaning at from .O2 to 90! per cent.
STOCkS-Nery strong.
GOLD-Steady at il2i@ll3.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-19
TERRE HAUTE, IND.
THE CITY FULL OF DISTIN
GUISHED VISITORS.

TERRE HAUTE, August ls-Agreeable
to an invitation from this city, extended
through the common council the Ameri-
can association for the advancement of
science arrived here this evening on free
train over the Vandalia route.
In addition to the members of the asso-
citation, there are many other invited
guests, among whom are Gov. Baker, sew
eral members Of the supreme court, num-
Der Of state officers, numerous representa-
lives OF the press, and many distinguished
citizens from various parts of the state.
The party numbers nearly 800, all Of
whom are guests of the city.
Several hours were devoted to the eY-
animation Of the immense coal fields and
iron furnaces Of Clay county.