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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-20

The Rev. David Walk, who has beer
preaching and organizing acburch in Ala.
bama, has returned 20 his post and ID
ready to answer the calls of his parlshion.
ers at his study in the Christian church.
Messrs. Thomas A, Bourke and Judge
Baldwin, of Mississippi; j. g. Goodwin,
treasurer of the Little Rock railroad com
pany; Colonel ]. W. Moon, of New Or
leans; Hon. J. N. Coursin, Of Pittsburg
and J. e. Wolfe, of Virginia, are at the
Peabody Hotel.
Very many of our readers remember
Judge Joseph Williams, who resided here
and was a highly esteemed member of the
bar for some years. He was distinguished
alike for bis personal virtues and high
professional aitainments. Not very long
8 We announced his death; now we
learn that his excellent wife is no more.
She died a Wsek ago at Muscatine, Iowa
The papers Of Muscatine contained de-
serve tributes to her virtues and memory.
Colonel Tom Neal, In his Gazette Of
Dyersburg, thus speaks Of our Doctor
Coleman; 1--WE take great pleasure in
calling attention to the professional card
OF DR. L. L. Coleman, Memphis, Tenn
We have known this genial and accom-
plished gentleman for years, and can fully
testify to the many excellent qualities of
his head and hesrt. Hell a regular Rradu-
ate in medicine, has the benefit Of g long
and varied experience. BE is faithful,
attentive and competent, a. 6 physician.
An exemplary citizen. devoted friend. and
q good member of society, we prophesv
for Dr.. Coleman q brilliant SUCCESS In hfs
new hsmA"
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A WHAcK AT THE COURT.
A Letter with a Point to II.

Editors Appe0E-Aftsr reading the
charge Of Judge FIippin to the grandiu
keno dealers. dram sellers and Pharaoh's
children will quake in their boots. The
grand jury will do its duty; the veracious
bills will become Indictments; the petit
jury will return verdicts of "guiltyb In
every case. Then what is to come of It
sllH A fine Of IS, in zach caseS And Ia
that alf Must the same farce be enacted
forever at each term of the COURT Who
has the power TO stop the everlasting cost
OF turies always in session and always
finding true bills, that signify nothin9P
Evils to be suppressed are to be eradiost-
ed or let alone. The court can put the
culprits' tools in the river. and the Gull
prits' houses may be finally closed by the
Sheriff. One Of two things should be
done-either have 10 more of these true
bills and verdicts of guilty, that only
serve to generate bills Of costs and pro-
tract the sessions Of grand and petit
turies, or let the supposed or real evils be
exterminsted. We infer from the viEor-
GUS, earnest works of the court that fnaL
action in these ever-recurring cases will be
had at this term. Let us see who fails IN
the execution of the law and in the ersdi-
cation of evils so e~loquently inveighed
against by the learned Judge.
TAXPAYER.
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LoFFICTAL.l
a OF
Regular HOnthIy Meeting Proceed.
Ings of the Beard OF school Visitors.
MRnpHrs. gentemhar Ne IN

MEHPHIs, September, Is, 1871.
The Board of Education, according to
adjournment OF the 18th Inst, met this
evening.
Preaent=Mesars Gavin, HoIbrook, Elliot,
Fenner, DR.. Mitchell, Bruce, Kortrscht,
Mensford, Msury, Pbelan, Taylor, W, "a.
Mitchell, Merrill, Fleming.
President DR.. Maurv presiding.
The President said that the first regular
business would be the conclusion OF the
report Of the Special Committee on Rules
and Regulations.
Mr.. Mitchell, Chairman of the Commit
tee, proceeded with the report, after some
amendments made, on conclusion of the
report,
DR.. Mitchell moved that the report, with
the amendments made, be adopted.
Passed unanimously.
Among b rules thu adopted was that
the teachers be paid on the first Of every
month.
Mr.. Kortrscht moved that the Supsrin-
tendant and Building Committee procure
an additional room tor the pupils that are
nOw in Mrs Lewis room In the Peabody
school, and in the meantime that the Sa-
perintendent place an assistant with Mrs.
Laura Lewis, II practicable, until another
room is obtained.
Adopted.
Mr.. Holbrook offered the following:
Resolved, That night schools may be es-
tablished for city pupils in nj OF the city
school rooms, occupied for male schools,
under the supervision of the 6uperinten-
dent IN Committee on School Buildings;
the Board to supply the lights and fuel,
preference being given to the teachers In
the employ Of the Board.
Adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
J.G. CAIRNS, Secretary.
GAS FITTING 815 Second street.
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"A6AE1AO2a 0Lps0AALEI To- AofLf
The area of low barometer, which was
Monday afternoon over Like Superior.
has to-day extended over New England.
and The pressure has fallen quite rapidly
on the Middle Atlantic coast. It Is also
quite low in the Southern and Gulf
States, and has risen during the day from
Lake Erie north and west. Threatening
weather has prevailed from New Eng
land to the Gulf to-day. Rain haa been
reported only at q few Southern stations.
The clear weather of last night on the
upper lakes is again followed Ey cloudy
and threatening weather. Fresh north
westerly winds sre reported from New
York to Virginia, and brisk northerly
winds from Missouri to Upper Michigan
The barometer will probably again fall in
the Northwest, snd an area Of high ba-
rometer move from Wisconsin east, fol
lowed by a low pressure and threatening
weather. The brisk windsor Lake Mich
igsn will probably extend 70 Lakes HUI
ron and Erie to night. The conditions
remain favorable for fine weather on
Wednesday on the South Atlantic and
gulf coasts, and partially cloudy and
clearing weather In the Middle and
Eastern States. with light rains on the
coasts in the morning.
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This is the anniversary of Brsgg's vic
tory at Chicamauas, and to. morrow We
will make a contribution to the archives
Of the Historical Association, by publish
ing in full the official report Of General
Bragg, and of sll his subordinate chief
tsins. We are MT snrs that these papers
ever saw the light. In any event we have
them in manuscript as prepared for trans
mission TO the war office at Richmond,
The same question arises in the discussion
Of generslship displayed at Chicsmaugs
as at Perryville. Why was the beginning
of the fight postponed till about nine
O'Clock at C~hicsmsugs, and till the after
Oon at Perryville2 Darkness alone saved
the Federal army at Chicamauga from
utter snnihilation. Read the story in to-
morrow's APPEAL, and determine from
the ~recitals Of each commander, whether
criticisms that have been made affecting
the fame Of many gallant men, were we'll
founded,
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Ak energetic, business-like and very
interesting statement nom New Orleans
appears In another column. It smznstes
from the stirring, pushing and enterPris-
ing house Of L. Il. Gardner q %. Their
known large capital nj extensive busi-
ness sdmOnish buyers Of dry goods and
notions, that they may Dot psss 1t with
cut careful perussl The house OF L. n
Gardner q Co, in New Orleans, draws
like 4 magnet, and IL known all over the
southwestern country for Ice low and reg
ulsr prices. choice stock and honorable
dealings. BY all mesns turn TO tbs sd-
vsrtisenent and read 1t carefully. 1t
means business
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leave e above tbs morning at 10 O'Clock.

leave as above this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Billy Blenker, clerk.
FoR WHITE RIvER--The splendid
stesmer Ls0al Tender, with Captain VIM
Elliott, will leave this afternoon at 2
o'clock. She has every modern improve
ment and accommodation for the ease and
comfort Of passengers. Ed. @. Postal and
Dan. Sullivan are the obliging and gen.
tlemanly clerks.
FOR YIcKsBBRG AND NEW ORLHANs.-
The Indiana, Captain Rube Neal, leaves
to-day at II m. This steamer las every
accommodation for stock.
The Usage, Captain John Davis, leaves
Devall's Bluff this evening for all points
on White river. Charles smitheSs Is her
purser.
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eARD.

1 beg leave 70 inform my friends and
the pubic hat I have associated myself
Win the weli-knoW INN of L. Steiner.
mammoth clothing house, 26S Main street.
A. all the clothing are manufactured by
the above firm I can safely promise In
ducements TO al who may favor me with
their patronage. We make q specially of.
youths and children's clothing, and keep
q large stock constantly on hand.
Respectfully, JOSEPH JUST.
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MILLIEKFY n DRESS MAKUG.-Miss
Molne L. Wilson respectfully informs her
friends aud the public that she has pur-
chased the business OF Misses Qainlsn,
corner Of Main and Jefferson streets, up
stairs. Having secured the services Of Miss
Maggie Gsrvtn, in charge of the dress
making department, and Mrs. Newman
10 charge OF the millinery department,
both fsvCTsbly known, she feels assured
abe can give entire satisfaction.
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1T will be q consolation to spicures to
know that the standard price ofstews this
winter will be forty cents instead of fifty,
as hitherto. The advantage of this will
be evident when one recOllects that Ave
steWs will cost but two dollars instead Of
two fly. II sufficient pressure be
brought TO bear upon the oyster houses
they may be induced to lower the price to
thirty cents.
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LOCAL NEWS.
-Leddin's College.

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's Business College
-ArmsJrOng's Photographic Gallery,
No. I'll Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for hfty cents.
81. JOsKPH's INFIkMARX-In charge Of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
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BoArs LEAVING THIS DAY.
R1vERs, wRATHER ANp RusrNEss

The river here remains stationary, with
but little prospect of q rise. Navigation
in the Illinois river is very difficult. The
Missouri and Ohio are still declining. The
upper Mississippi is about stationary.
Pilots report the water In the channel 4
feet and 10 inches from st. Louis to Cairo,
and 6 feet from Cairo to Memphis. Bust
ness was not very brisk on the levee until
the arrival in the evening Of the boats
from st. Louis.
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Nh. J. s. DAVIS has returned 10 the
city, and win reopen At E A. Benson's,
81 Main street. It viii repay any person
70 visit Mr. Davis and examine his beau
ffhul collection Of Alaska Diamonds.
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DcN'T buy your Fall Style Hats until
Vou ave examined the stock and prices
Of Is heston d Co, The HGtteTs, ZT9 Main
sire Sign Of the Tiger.
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IKE cheapest and best DyeiDg and
Cleaning House in the city is ct 246 SEQ
Ond street (Hunt & Hansnn's old stEndl
HANSON & WALKER.
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FRlAR's POINT AND BENDS.
OFFICERS :

OFFICERS:
Il. D. CQNNELL, President.
RINGHAA, Ytee-Presidsnk
J.P PRhCsOTT, Secretary.
WI 3. BRUCE, Treasurer.
ONLY members Of the Order in good stand.
~ ing admitted. The fees arc small. al.
mission fee, IS, in advance. Annual fee, 81.
In advance, and - upon the death OF each
member within thirty days after being mott
he'd, when his family, or any person desig.
mated nl MIN, VIII be entitled to the agRre-
gate OF " from every member Of the ASso-
citation. Al Odd Fellows In Tennessee, Mis-.
stasipp1 q Arkansas, are eligible 70 mem
berHhlp. This ID strictly an Odd Fellows in.
ceased mefuDers. auIS dAw
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sO0mS AND BOARD.

- .HE W~el-EDoEn houses Poplar street. IL
now open for the reception OF bOaTders.
This house hes lately been newly repaired
and newly furnished. Coed accommodations
car be mad by the day, week or month.
eelg A J. CHEEK.
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PfiviIe0es at Fair.

CEALED BIDS viii be received for the priv.
~ uege TO sell wines and liquors, ander the
restrictiona OF the Board of Directors, at the
next Fair Of the Memphis Agricultural aud
Mechanical Society. commencing October
18th, until October LIST. At the of1cs OF the Sec.
Rotary OF Chamber OF Commerce. The high
est aud best bid viii be received, the Direct
ors reserVinR the rtEht 10 grant, privileges 70
sell table wines ct restaurant.
Other privileges Will be sold by application
- LION, 1RGpEDALK, 6sRsEErE
AVAiaaoae eopT. asE
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srEAK F1rr1Ns. b Second street.

MRS. J CULLINAN has returned to her
old quarters. No I55 Second street, Irving
Block. Latest styles ia dress making.
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LAW REPORTS.

First Circuit COurt-HetskoII, JudEe.
Colonel Thos. S. Galloway and G.. B.
Peters we're on yesterday admitted to
practice as attorneys in this Court and
their names enrolled as members of the
bar
The appeal cases to this term and the
appearance docket will be called on
Monday next, the appeal cases being first
in order.
The following cases constitute to-dsy's
7s8, sos, s4s, s72. 7ss, sos. s4s, s7s, so5.
906, 9l6, ga, 942, o6l, 947, 800, 1908, 1920, as
published yesterday, with additional
cases of 1852. Watkins VS. Ph0nix Insur-
snce Co; 1868, Peoria Mutual B A VS. Myers;
1877, Ayers VS. Mississippi River railroad;
1918. Allen VS. Mississippi River railroad;
ll03, Bauman VS. Reed; 1107, Stanisics VS.
Theme; ll26, jacob VS. Mitchell.
Second Circuit C~OuFt-IrVIng HaIaey
Judge.
Owing to the time consumed yesterday
In hearing the answers Of g~arnishees, and
in the trial OF the case of Rsnkert VS.. MUIR
ply, but few cases were disposed of on the
regular calendar. To-day, therefore, the
remaining cases on yesterdays calendar
Will be tried, Attorneys will remember
that on Thursday the new cases ON the
trial-docket will be called, as will also all
the cases on the reference-docket, except
those brought to the present term. Fri
day, the following cases will be called for
trial; l, MerriWsther VS. Brown; 3, How
ard vs Williams; 4, Able VS. Smith 4 N.Y.
mott; 5, Pittmsn VS. Memphis and Ohio
railroad company; 9, Smith VS. Armour;
z, Gill vs. Forrest; 8, heirs Of George W,
LOckherd VS. Gibson; 8. Miller VS. Bran
non; 10, Frieh vs. F1nlay; IL, Levy VS.
Bloom; II, Coffee q Co. vs. Memphis Are
company No. 1; l3, Rice, administrator,
VS. Meath; IA, eager vs. Hume q Boyt;
Is, eager, vs. Ssneri; Is. Bradley vs. Aus
tin; II, Thompson VS. Mynott; Is, Mayor
and Aldermen of Memphis VS. Austin; IS,
law vs. Williams; q Churchill &CO vs.
Fitbian; %, Ford VS. Austin & Church; %,
Young VS. Marks; "a, Wickersham VS.
Fowlkes, admir-; 25, smith va Duval, Al
geo & Co; 26, Smith VS. Duvsll, Algeo &
%; q, Rice VS. Clancy %, Burr va Felte;
~, Jones VS. Lytle; 30, Wylie vs. Fowlkes;
81, Brown VS. Pierson; 81, Coleman vs.
Bickford; 80, Bender vs. Buroh; "a, Mayor
and Aldermen Of Memphis, use ETC., Va
Austin; IS, TrOster vs. Moore; IS, Goodman
VS. Stewart; 81, Stillman 4 Co VS. Cheek. ct
IS, Dean & Hail vs. Massey, ct al; SO.
vs. Street & Cos 40 Meath
ys Rice; Al, Wood q Son VS. McCombs:
~, Creighton VS. Wesson: 48, Gledca va
Massey ct al; "A, Cross VS. BEDFORD; As.
Hamilton vs. Memphis Cotton Mills ct al:
i5, Jones W Bennett; AZ, Smith, use of.
VS. Beaumont; 4e, Steward vs. steamer
Ocean spray; 80. Baird, admir-. VS. Hol-
and ct TX; so, Horton, Estes q Co., Va
White; 6Ls VIM. Chase, admr. rs VIII
1auzns.
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REWARD.

HOWSS2 REWARD-For Information
L that viii enable the owner 70 regain two
young milch COWS hat trayedt or were
stolen from near st. Agnes Academy, on the
18Th instant One was entirely black, and
the other red and white specklso, and blind
in one eye. Both we're marked with swallow
fork and underb1t In each ear. Apply 81
sen APPEAL OFFICE.
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SEE advertisement OF DR.. Butts Dis
psnssry, beaded Book for the Million
Marriage Guide-in another column. 1t
should be read by all.
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FREsH OYSTERS and Lake Fish received
daily by express. S. CLEMENT,
AZ Bsal6 street.
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EOoNoKY-Take your fall clothing TO
the steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt q HanSOn's old stsndl 246 Second
street. HANSON 4 WALKER.
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J. D. WILLIAM, 81 Main street, has
ust received ali the late styles Of Fall
and Winter Clothing for mems, boys and
ehildren's wear.
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MER. WHITooMB's SxRUP-This article
is good for all diseases inc dent to the Pc
Rod ofteethine in children, and Is sold
for Is oents q bottle
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views Of Memphis in the illustrated
Every Saturday 1t jos Locke's news
Etsnc, 1901 Msin street.
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FRESH

Victor D. Fuchs, A Jefferson, street. ia
the plscs 70 buy them.
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JoR LOCKS. 2s6H Main street, has the
larges. assortment Of MaR2zineas P1ctorials
and dsilies in the city.
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GO TO Joe Locke's, 2SsH Main atreet, for
your reading matter.
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AMERICAN DRIVER WELLS ct Browne
4 Brownies, 8ls Second street.
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BuHSEr4's oOoK1sa EzTRAoT, sold bv
Oliver 4 EnDays
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PERSONAL.

JoH LOCKE, news dealer, zS6H Main
has all the late papers from al
parts of the United Ststea.
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SHELL OYSTERS SHELL OYSTERS
rhe first Of the season

A. RAGGIo'S, Is JEFFERSON ST.
Fresh Shell Oysters reoeived daily by
Express, and cooked in any style. Also
fine wines, liquors and cigars.
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ZOE RIVE,
HsrsaaEts' St. LssIs Ena Arkansas RlSs
Dankas laaaaaH.

E~srehasts' St. LssIs Ena Arkansas Rive
Paakes 3saBasy.
For Pine BIuG, Little Rock, L0uisburg, Oar
danslls, Ozark, Van Buren and Fort
Smith; composed Of the following
Firat-class, LoWaWator freight
and Passenger Packets:
SALLlEs T. 5. Iehssos, Aastsi
s0LuARlA, irsEs, laastsE
Utah, Tx. varhess, Master
MINNIE. -- AastaF
Stages for hot Springs and
ltg-ht-drauRht steamer Little Book, Gere,
master, for al points On the upper Arkansas,
Freight recotved at all times rom boat OF
railroad and transferred, nee Of charge, e
boats of this line Mark and conHign goods
70 81. Louis and River Packet Co.,
care Of ELLIOTT a AlLLEE, Ag'ts, Memphis;
/. N. a Co., Agents, Cairo
JAS. J SYLVE8TER, Sup't,
A.CommeEala s. - Lonle so
The new and elegant nght-draught eameI
@eLITTLE RCCks
". K. Gars..-master Chas. Conrad--..olerk
Leaves Little Rock for Fort Rm1th and all
way landings on Arkansas river every hve
connecting at Little Rock with b
St. Laals aRe AFkaasaa RIV. Pk't g. g ssats
from 81. Louis, No.
FroiRhEa for All points 0onsigned 70 care Of
Elliott q KILLER, Memphis, or this company,
will be promptly forwarded free of charge for
.tranBfar. JAS, ]. BYLVEaTER, Sup't,
fe2z zee -. Commercial st ~ Louis. Ne
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PUKPs, s15 Second street.
~CHIcAMAUGA.

The OhIcial History OF the Great Cen.
f1et.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
HOT SPRlM6S o. ARKANSAS.
Hack LiaH,
IN. 6. DAVIS. PronrjsfOr.

IN successful operation for SIX years. Nc
4 THROUGH TICK US sold on this line.
Parties SEE ana KNOW what hey pay for be-
fore parting with one dollar.
These hacB are all of the very best mate
rial and bU & expressly for his travel. They
seat six pei SONS, are large and IOOmy, and
may be used by parties of nom two TO i've
with ordinary baggage, or for uYALIDs, the
seats being so constructed 80 easily to con-
sDtute a bed. Remember, this Is the only
Accommodation Hack Line, and 10 through
tickets are sold over IL. Hacks may be Sc
cured by letter or telegraph. ONCE at the
Anthony and Ashley stables, Little ROck.Ark
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BY TELEGRAPH,

LOUISVILLE. September I9.-Captain 4.
B. Trinidad's new boat, for the bayou
Teche trade, was launched at Jefferson
vile this evening. The river Is falling,
with 8 inches in the chute, and 80 inches
on Portland bar. Cincinnati packets had
not arrived ct 7 pm. It is supposed they
are aground at Craig's bar. If the river
does not rise soon, lighter drsught boats
will have to take the places of those now
running between here and Cincinnati
Weather cool and cloudy.
PrrTsBURG, September Is-Weather
clear and cool. The Monangahela has q
inches In the channel, and is swelling very
slowly.
NEW ORLEANS, September 10 Arrived:
City Of Quincy, 81. Louis. No departures.
ST. LOUIS, September I9.-Arrived:
Ssllie, Vicksburg. Mollie Ebert and
MOlie Moore, Now Orleans; Capital City,
Vicksburg; Columbia, Memphis; Mary
= Poe, Red river. River falling slowly.
Westher cloudy and cool. Freights per
steamer to New Orleans advanced to-day
to-hour, 81; PORK, 81 so; pound freights,
80 cents.
CAIRO, September 19.-Port list: Lady
Lee, Red river to st. Louis, l am. Grand
Tower, Memphis to St. Louis. l am;
Southwestern, Cairo to New Orleans, s
8 m; Mohawk, st. Louis to New Orleans,
8 am; Tom Jasper cleared for New Or
cans &C 9 am; Emile La Barge, st Louis
to VickHburg, IL AM; Q. B. Church, st.
Louis to New Orleans, 8 pm. River sta
tionsry. Weather clear. Thermometer
re.
CINCINNATI, September 10. - River 4
feet 3 inches in the channel, and rising
Weather clear. SIX boats are aground at
Crsig's bar.
EVANSVILLE, IND, September 19.-The
weather is clear snd pleasant since noon.
The river has fallen 8 inches.
LITTLE Rock, September 19.-Weather
clear and pleasant. River falling.
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sTEaRBOATs.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

EOh III En-
Regular White and Little Red River In
dependent Tuesday Packet
For Helena, Carson's, st. ChBrleE, DeValpH
Biuh. Little Rock, Augusta, Jackson
port, n all Way Landings.
The Elegant Passenger n Freight Steamer
- Legal Tsnaer ~
Master.
Ed. 9. POstai..-.-l Clerk gI..-..-Da e. Sullivan
Leaves his DAY, 10th inst, at 2 O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage apply to
ELLIOTTG Agents,
se20 Promenade ST.. foot Of Jefferson.
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RIVER NEWS.

GAS FITTING BIS Second street.
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HERzoa & BRO.
THIS MORNING.
THE MEATl
s:4s An. 2p.m. lea pm.

WAR DKPF., SIGNAL SERVICE. U.S.A. I
AEMPHIs, September 10, III. ]