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From the Cincinnati Commercially

From the Cincinnati Commercially
There 10 no end Of blather in the
Grant organs about the "men Of BUSH
ness" being for their man. 1t lie. We
presume, . fact that the majority Of
business mso-men who believe in an
inflated currency. and are afraid Of .
chapgs-are for the reelection Of the
President. They represeut that mer-
camille timidy tbstkept Louis Napoleon
twenty ysars on the throne Of France.
The arguments they employ arp. pre-
cisely t6oee OF the French lmperislists
three years ago We do not know
what Grant knoss or has had put into
him about finances or business that
is valuable. Hshss three times dis
tipguishsd bimseif 60 . business man,
Once when in bis inaugural he spoke
OF the cold .miAe n 4bs 'stfong box
out OF which our National debt was to
Do paid. Again, when he Was a con.
vert to Jim Fisk's theory that gold
must be sts high premium IN order'to
move Western produce. and wrote. 10
behalf OF, ,hs Black Friday Confedsrstes
ct corbius house ID New York, to the
Secretary o. the ffe3s6fy, . letter thst
WAS hsnded iBoatwslt " Dan Butter
fold and hi. ihiral tins syhsn he told
the manufacturers tbee they bad sp
iuterJlF6bpussd % int Or bsiS rSs
hfsstuns1jrAN thanfhS evidences Of
xhfdn4Hss SiSG(sss m Of b1A1Sd6a
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new York Market.
NEW YORK, October /.

FLOUR-Market dull and declin-
ing at &c O0@6 as for superfine State;
81 00@7 90 for extra State; 81 2597 40
for choice State; 81 50@7 80 for fancy
State; Sc 0O96 40 for superfne western;
81 00@7 40 for common to me-
dunn extra western; 81 459S 20 for
choice do; IS 20@9 50 for COM
mon to choice white wheat western
extra; 81 1907 As for common TO good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
81 5O99 Is for trade brands; s. 45
as 80 Tor common to fair extra st.
Louis, and So 95@ll 90 for good to
choice do. Southern flour is quiet and
heavy at 81 1000 IS 'or common to
fair extra and SO S0@l2 90 Tor good to
choice do. Rye -four shade frmer at
81 35@5 40 Corn meal quiet
GRAIN Whea:, the market is
dull at 81 479l So for No. 2 spriog in
store; 81 59@l GO for No. l do; 81 81
al 6S for winter red western; 81 709
| Is Tor amber western. Rye quiet at
sc Tor western. Barley quiet Barley
malt steady. Corn steady at &c 'or
steamer western mixed and 634c for sail
do. Oats at 3994Oc for black western
42@44c for new western mixed; 42@4Sc
TOR new white, and 45@46c for old
western.
PROVISIONS--Mess pork at Sl4 622
Tor new mess; $ll 50@ll Is for prime
and $l3 5O@l3 Is Tor new prime mess.
Beef is dull and unchanged at 81 GOA
6 90 for plain mess and So 90 @lO 90
for extra mess. Beef hams are quiet
and unchanged at ST 00@3O 90 T'erce
beef dull and nominal at Sl3 0O6l6 OO
Tor prime meas and SIT 0O@l9 QO Tor
India do. Cut meats steady and quiet
at 96l4c for hams and &c Tor Shout
ders. Middles firm at Ss99c for long
clear. Lard is dull and unchanged at 81
Oslo tor No. to prime steam and 94c
for kettle rendered.
COTTON On spot opens quiet and
very firm at l9c for low middlings and
1890 for middling uplands.
PETROLEUM-At l33c for crude
and 26tc tor refined.
TALLOW-Qniet at 9b993c; stear-
rine steady at lOfc.
WHISKY-Quiet at 92c.
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A High Old Marriage In Nevada.
From the Eureka Sentinel, eept, 2l

A High Old Marriage In. Nevada.
From the Eureka Sentinel, Sept 22]
A wedding in high (Eureka) life is
to take place in q few days. The cir
cumstances sttendingit render it worthy
of notice in q we'll regulated family
paper. The gentleman is forty-one
years of age. 9 fair blonde, and man
Of good figure. who has been twice be-
fore married-once in Oregon, once in
Yucatan. His Oregon wife thinks be
died while q member Of Walkers expe-
dition, and the wife he obtained in
Yucatan supposes be was killed
in the Inyo earthquake. They
are both out Of their weeds,
and may be happy yet" In the
various enterprises in which he has
been interested he has not accumulated
large amount OF this worlds goods,
but he brings to the task before him a
world OF good intentions. The bride is
t1enty-eight; has bad three husbands,
from two of when she has been d.
vorced, and the other one is cold
corpse. She brings to her husband some
good looks-intentions not explained
. few articles Of household furniture,
many "feet" Of undveloped mining
ground, an account of some magnitude
at dry goods store, and . very positive
promise to reform. The ceremony will
be performed at the church, and all the
friends Of both parties will have cards
delivered by Wells, Fargo l. Co. From
present appearances oil will 90 merry
as q marriage bell.
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-
In ths vo,Ss,sI nsaici.a n .A.cA D. s4teA!
"a arc above eolntsl - eaiee ~ o1nf
believes he his combined N Aywcas non *
Niture,s most sovereign curative krvpXs
which God hss instilled Into ths yegslAA(t II.
dom for healing the eel, th,s wsrs siS ~
sact IL found In the great variety Of ross d.
nate diseases which Mhas been nan4 r $500
In the care Of Bronchitfsl GeY1kS
s GSs 4 4. and s.,S ss i &. s S:
medical discovery OF the age While Il ssfss4
sevcrest Coushs, q strengthens ns vyne1n - -
PurifIes thc bio by ne graz - =:
GafH ~ S a@s, s SSn sSs poss SesssssHx
con noa Biotch, RtmPle, o. ErlItS1.
Wsrcurial disease, Mineral p6isora and 0saf
effects, are ersdici.et, and y'soross ssanS 10
salt e. sam, Fever soree, Ssay -
Rough Skin, IA short. oil the nuyntr0 n %.
eascs caused BY bad blood are conquered 81 -
powerful pnrtfyln, and msisornnns
low color OF skin, or ycllowish brown .spots .
flce or boiy, frelueat headache or diisinese, -
tssts In mouth Internal heat or chiils, aternatsQ
with hot flashes low ,p,rls. and gloor{ ~
You yoa arc suffering GSn Torpia LIVER g
SHiiiouxucss." In many css d eLivoe
are eyS,ricneed., A, remedy sCs gu scce $50:
a. strenythcned and healthy. For n es4 q
HabItaal ConstI p Al zion q " SSSsa y
/, never t,ns rens s, i ssa y, ssi n -
a' Tho proprietor oers $1,000 reward tOr M
cine that win equal 1t for The Gus q ~ W -
ease, FOR whieh' II 10 rscomnsn dedsi ~ -
Sold By druggists Z, Per SSt's u
n, I L, f iss sen.es street aaSs, III.
send yoLr address for pAnp Isl
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FINANCE IAHbfTRApE.
Pittsbursh Live Stock Market.

"a P,rrasuseH, October 5, 1872
CATTLE1Tbe receipts Of cattle to-
day fair Of through stock, but light OF
those intended for sale here.
The market during the early part OF
the week was slow and unfavorable for
holders, but the run became light to-
ward the close, and with favorable ad-
vices from the East, trade ruled better,
Prices advanced from to fc on good
grades, but on common there was not
much Improvement though sales were
better and quicker. At this writing
some lew loads are goipgto Allegheny
for re all, and there remains Dothing.in
the yards unsold. ~ -,...r f-. r.
Prices-Extra ADO. to 1900 lbs. fire
and smooth, IS Is to 7 90; extra 1900
lbs, fine and smooth, Sc 25 to 6 So
prime 1000 Tbs, fine aud smooth, s. %
to 5 Is; good 100 lbs, "a 50 to 5 25;
good 1000 TBS, "a 90 to 4 So common,
SIS 50 to 3 IS; bulls, 81 so to 8 90.
HOGS-Tbe run Of hogs during the
last two days has been heavy. The
market since the first OF the week has
been over stocked. The demand 60 to
speak, has been comparatively light.
When considering the receipts the
prices are off from t TO &c, and the
market is dull and draggy. -. .
Prices-The following are the cur
rent rates: Extra philadelphia, S. %;
prime Philadelphia, S. 90 to 5 10;
Workers., 81 so tod 60.
SHEEP-The receipts OF sheep dur
ing the last two days have been light,
and consist principally Of the common
grades. The market on prime sheep
has ruled moderately active all week,
the best selling as fast as they arrived.
Common sold slower, but still for fair
prices. The market closed firm with
everything sold or shipped out. .
Prices-Extra, 95-l0O lbs fine wool,
Sc Is to 6 25; extra, 80 lbs fine wool,
S. 80 to 6 10; good, IS lbs fine wool
S. 81 to Is; fair, 80 Tbs fine wool,
S. 90 to %; common, ST % to a 80.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, October

CHICAGO, october l..
FLOUR-Dull and nominal.
GRAIN-Wheat opened dull and
weak, but closed active and stronger;
No 2 spring sold at 81 l2@1 l3 cash;
81 l14@1 l3 seller October; 81 ll!@
| l3t seller November. Corn quiet;
No. 2 at 3l3@33fc cash; 3l2@323c
seller October; 32@342c seller Novem.
Der; closing at 323@335c cash; 349
34tc seller November; rejected at 30c
Oals quiet; No. 2 at 2lG 2lac cash; 81
62l3c seller October; 22S6224c seller
November closing at 2l!c cash for reg,
ular. Rye dull and l@2c lower; sales
No. 2 at SIC. Barley lower No. 2 at
63G644c
PROVIS1ONS-In demand. Mess
pork at Sl4 so cash.
BEEF CATTLE-Quiet at 81 80
for Cherokee, and So 75@4 90 for cows
HOGS--In demand at 81 80 Tor COM
mon; 81 SOFA SIS for fair to good, and
81 1904 so Tor choice to extra smooth.
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New York Money Market.
New YORK, October !, 7 P.

NEW YORK, October /, I. Nj.
The great feature Of Wall street to-
day was the selling OIL S5.00O,000 in
gold and the purchase Of IS, 600 600 10
bonds BY the Treasury Department.
This performance by the Assistant
Treasurer did not have as much effect
as was generally expected, owing to the
fact that it was generally anticipated by
bankers and spectators, when some
prominent bankers were Tree sellers of
gold. This, in connection with the
many rumors afoat ON Saturday. caused
many to change from bulls 10 bears.
MONEY-Quiet at 7 per cent for call
loans. ...
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-At 1914
@l0S Tor prime bankers sixty days ster-
ling ...
GOLD--Steady at 1l2361l3.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-United
States currency &c at ll2i9ll22.
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Cfnctnnali Market.
CINCINNATI, October

CINCINNATI, October I.
COTTON-Firm; middlings at lS3
1870.
FLOUR-Quiet; low grades at s. so
as co. family at 81 SCOT IS.
GRAIN-Wheat weak; red winter
at 81 SO. Corn dull mixed ear at 43c
Oats seadv; new at 30tS35c Rye at
7O972c. Barley, good to prime fall at
90695c.
HOGS-At s. 5094 Is.
MOLASSES-Qnet.
OIL-Linseeda al S6@S7c.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork fairly
active at $l3 Is for city; country CSC
less. Bulk mests quiss shoulders a,
6Ac; clear sides at lie. Bacon GU e,
and steady shoulders q 7as4clear sides
at lilo Lard arm ct e9s3c. s's7 ''''
WHI1KT-Dsslilsd 70 Sc.
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ally control them. The testimony Of our
best citizens, OF all GLASSES, estAnlishes me
fact, that CHERRY PICTORIAL VIII ana doee
relieve and cure the afliictcd disorder! %
the Throat and Lungs beyond any otn0
medicine. The most dangerous ansoliona
and cases OF CONSUMPTION, cured ~
this preparation, sre publicly known, %
remarkable az hardly 10 10 believed, wefs
they not proven beyond dispute, Asa REM
edy Il In adequate, on which the pubiic may
rely for full protection. BY curing CoU0hA
the forerunners OF more serious diseeee, "
saves unnumbered lives, end an amg1ns ~
trial, and convinces the most skepooaL
Every family should keep t on hAnd -
protection against the early ana unpec
ceiyed attack OF Pulmonary Aeeouo0
which are easily met NJ nrst, but whlcn D.
come incurable, and % oftcu mtAi, u neg
lected. Tender lungs needs this defensS
and 10 In unwise TO be without 10, A. ssie'
guard TO children, amid the distre.siag O..
eases which besst the Throat and Chest o.
childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL = tpvelY
able; for, by It's timely use, multftud0 afe
rescued from premature graves epo saved
10 the love ana affection conferred on them.
II acts speedily and surely against ordinary
colds, securing sound and healthrrsstorinI
sleep, No one will suffer troblesOme lNs
FLUENZA and painful BRONChiIt
when they know how easily thsy can -
cured. .a
and successful chemical Investigation, no
cost OF toll In spared In making sysfy bottIe
In the utmost possible perfection. " may
be confidently relied upon ~ posenang ~
the virtues II has ever exhibited, and caDes
BILE of producing cures n mem0Sebio - tne
greatest Il has ever elected s-
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acknowledgement
From theft Plealan. RFissF;l ,
THiKH DBfRicr.

Grant Candidate for Congress.
1t has come to pass at last. The
Grant carding machine at Charleston,
and the Grant spinoiog. jesnv in this
county, have succeeded in prevailing
upon one Of, their own party to become
the Radical candidate, for Congress ip
this District. The gentleman selected
and announced Is their candidate ID
ex-Judg 60 C. W. Smith, Of Cabell coun-
ty, better, known to the people OF, this
part Of the District as "Cheesehead
Smith, and during the war Captain Of
a company Of Ohio State Guards, and
stationed at Gsllipolis, Ohio. About
HE first sppsarsnce, or rather that Of
his com mand, on this side Of the Ohio
river was in the year 1868. when Gen
Jenkins with his command attacked
Point Pleasant. Captain Smith was
ordered to reinforce the Federal troops
at this place, which he did after delay
of some four or five hours, and his
company arrived on the opposite side
Of the river Just as Gen. jenkins men
LEFT the town. The "Cheeseh esds got
over after the enemy left. They took
care not to arrive while the battle was
being fought. When Captain Smiths
company landed in our town, . portion.
il not the whole company, commenced
an indiscriminate plUder of the town,
as the clothing store Of Mr.. R: y.
Bickef, to the amount OF $1,000 or $500
and the dry goods house OF Robert
Mitchell & Son, to the tune OF $4,000
or $1,000, will readily. attest. Other
places in town. to smaller amounts,
suffered by the deprsdations Of his
company. Some say Captain Smith
was not 10 command OF his company at
the time Of their visit to this place,
That may be trne, but his responsibility
for the action OF his men was none the
less. He was apprised Of their dis
honorable and degrading, conduct 90
that day. When the fact was brought
to his knowledge Of the wholesale
robbery Of our town by his men he
should have investigated the matter and
compelled them to dissorge their Ill
gotten booty. and to have returned the
goods.
The people Of Jackson county, too,
recollect the depredstions and thehs
committed by "Cheesehead" Smiths
company on tour through that coun-
ty during the war.
Captain Smith located in Kanawha
county. at Charleston, about the close
of the war, From the very day he first
settled in our State he has been an
aspirant for Office. He is indeed a
chronic Office seeker, and has the dis
ease in it's most alarming type. He
has been member of the Legislature
and was Judge of the Cabell Circuit,
appointed BY Governor, Stevenson to
supply the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Judge Ferguson. He was
decapitated by the adoption of the new
Constitution, and at the August election
he was a candidate for Circuit Judge in
the Cabell Judicial District, and was
badly. beaten by Judge Evermont
Ward. Captain Smith now wants to
90 to Congress, but we are Of the opin-
ion that be will have to stay at home
for want of votes. The present worthy,
able and efficient member from the
Third District, Major Hereford, has
pleased the people and they will return
him by an overwhelming majority.
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Farm for Sale.

RorT Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY
\ "cra; of the very best hill land-two
- - 4 acres under OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
, ,' and o. -hepherd HnMechen and others,
a. min On. ani he. half miles OF Benwoot,
Tsr,hall county. Will sell entire or IN
i1.s 10 Sri, purchasers and give possession
~, naIfafaIv. ". HOGE & BRO,
"" IN Railey's Block, Market Street.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

ovrrR,MEDWELLTNG HOUSE AND
g3vs acres of Land, with a good Coal
~ SJ,t nm the premises. five miles east OF
1baeIfng on Short Creek.
STEtfTTmtSOne.half cash; the balance IN
,n a'' and NJ two years. For further particulars
D ,1oaIre at j. L. Kimmins' Ancti9n I fo %in
q. VI John Fletcher, wheeling, west VI
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INsURAnGE'I
Life insurance. Co, Of Virginia.


,,r.y. n.,....
D,.pCy PAM N q TENANT Via
Presidents. So
S.uurI n p.rr sa,r.t.~v
"a IN Ell %. fAon' SeS
ID. p. FACKLER, Consulting Actuary.
Judge JOHN F. LAY, Superintendent Of
Agencies. - 20 .s..F X W
Home office, Petersburg, Va, with Local.
Boards In all the cities or Nlrginin, IN lne
District OF Columbia and IN West yirginia;
iiie policies are now generaiy consc9sH
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For Sale.

Il 4 TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
with seven or eight rooms, on JACOB
- street: also a small Frame House with
W, rooms on jacob street; also a new
grf,5 House on Eotf street, containing
|g- ro0ms, l.. u. HUGHES,
= Real ESfata Agent.
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island Town Lots For Sale.

nPPJSITE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
u Fifty choice Building Lots, price 500
- sr0 One.third cash; balance In one
,gi two years. Also, the Dwelling House
/ now reside in, just above Suspension
Brise, on west side Main street.
''' : ''' THEODORE FINK.
T,Iv 9th. 1872. jy26-h
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Farm of l28 Acres Of Land
For Sale.

rlTUATE ON THE BETHANY PIKE,
= i've miles from the city OF Wheeling,
al being part of the James Kelly farm.
improvements consist OF a good two
coy nrwed log house, large stable, spring
.1s>e. &C. The land Is in high state OF
-snvation, and has one-fourth OF a mile
= NJ on the p Ike. For terms, see l. ID.
E,y, On the premises, or
THOS. OBRIEN, Reat Estate ACT.
,-,rg Wheeling, w. Va.
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Saturday, October l9, 1872,
WITH FULL HALF LOT,
FOR RENT.
For Rent.

'NHE THREE.SrORY BRICK DWELL
l ing at me lowe ED of Chapline street,
Iel,re Whee iug, known as the "Parson-
S'e aud belonging to the estate OF I. J.
tlnpbell, decease Possession can be
iti m first Of October next. Inquire OF
Seplg.h L. II. MCMECHEN.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Disease Of the Throat and lunU
such as Coughs Colds, Whoop.
ing Cough, Bronchitis, Asth.
ma and Consumption.

,, among Ms, r..
ern science, few are
Of more real value
20 mankinl than
this s0>pce ual ron0os
dy Tor all diseases
OF the Throat an4
LunR- A vAsttSta
OF itS virtues thros
out this and oth0
cou q tries hm
shown that q dos
snrsly and 4 fIeotla.
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FOR SALE.
EIeqant Residence

Cbapline st., Centre Wheeling
WILLIE SOLD ATPUBLIC AUCTION,
at the ir mt door Of the Court House
Of ohio county, West Virginia, on
Saturday, October 10, 1872,
the lite residence of John Hamilton, de-
cease {, situate on the northeast rner OF
Cglplns and Second streets, Centre Wheel
1g.
An elegant three story brick house, with
sItar,Of and finished throughout In nrst
cas- style, with all the modern improve
Meat>:
WITH FULL HALF LOT,
sid an unOccupied half lot adjoining, or
a.wili be sold together IL Ii will suit the
pH.eh Se-. T tie to be made good.
I-rn' m de known on day OF sale; part
Of the purcha money will not be required
!oF Two and three wears.
HANNIp 7. FORBES, Admir-,
Sspl7- With the will annexed.
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TRANSPORTATION.


~ SgSzFsE ON AND AFTER JUNE
- ar <S 2, ls72, Trains VIII run ss
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BALTIMORE & OHIO 3. 3. 90.

Ia 7S1f VIII Be run By the f Q +
schedule on and after June 10, lS72- Wheel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-06
THE COUNTY FAIR.
To Commence Monday, october 2isi,
Two weeks from Te-MorrOw-


The programme of the fourth annual
fair Of the Memphis Agricultural and
Mechanical Society, which viii open
two weeks from tomorrow and con-
tinue six days, ends with an exciting
baby show and the splendid drawing fol
twenty-seven thousand nine hundred
and ffty dollars worth of prizes. II
will be remembered thatlast year thelast
day of the fair drew out eight thousand
people TO witness the drawing for ten
thousand dollars. This year the attrac-
tons viii be twice as great, and no doubt
the crowd will be too.
The programme for the week is very
attractive.
Monday there will be a trotting match
for horses owned in Shelby county that
have never beaten three minutes in pub
lie. Best two in three. Premium, two
hundred and fifty dollars. Two hum
dred dollars to first horse; fifty dollars
to second horse. On the following days
of the week there will be trotting match
es also, and on Thursday a pigeon match
for a breech-loading gun worth one hun
dred and fifty dollars. The entrance
money will be ten dollars. A large num-
Der of handsome premiums are to be
awarded in all departments, amounting,
with cash distribution, to nearly fifty
thousand dollars. In addition 10 pre-
miums to Shelby county trotting horses,
one thousand more has been raised by
private subscriptions, which will also be
added to those premiums, and divided
between them as the subscribers may
decide.
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brought in three hundred tons Of freight
| for this port, and left for the Ohio al
dark with eighty-three bales OF cotton
and q fair way trip.
The Little Rock, for Arkansas river,
Pat Cfeburne, for Friars Point, and
Mary Boyd, for White river, all got of
at dark with their usual good trips.
The G. w. Cheek is the United States
mail packet for ChicOt tomorrow.
The United States mail packet Colo
RADIO, Captain james +. Luker, leaves
this morning al ten o'clock for Vicks-
burg and all the bend landings. Mr..
Henry Deidriek is clerk.
The regular passenger steamer Julia,
with Captain Boyd Oh the roof, leaves
as above this morning at ten o'clock for
Cairo, st. Louis and all way landings.
She has superior accommodations and
fare. Mr.. James Thompson, Esq holds
forth in the Office.
The mammoth passenger steamer
James Howard, Captain Pegram, leaves
this morning at nine o'clock for New
Orleans and all the usual way landings.
Mr.. Charles Chassiang is chief clerk.
The Grand Tower took, last might, the
largest trip Of cotton that has left this
port this season. She is entitled 10 the
horns.
The James Howard came down late
last night, and laid over until this
morning.
The Anchor Line boats bound down
now connect at Chicot with the Pine
Bluff railroad.
The Pat Cleburne, from Friars Point,
came in early yesterday morning with
seventy-twO bales of cotton, ten hun
dred and seventy-three sacks of cotton
seed, and a lot Of sundries to order.
The Mary Alice and barges passed up
at daylight.
The Grand Tower, from st. Louis, ar
rived during the forenoon with two hum
bred and fifty tons of freight, and re-
turned after dark with five hundred and
fifty bales of cotton.
The City Of Helena, from below, came
in late Friday night, discharged n
hundred bales of cotton, and left for st.
Louis with a light cargo.
The Phil Allin leaves tomorrow for
Friars Point and all way landings.