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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-11

TRANsEIRs OF REAL EsTATH.-The fol.
lowing deeds, transferring real estate in
the county Of Ohio, were left for record
at the Office OF the Clerk Of the County
Court during the week ending yesterday,
October 10th: 2. ~ 4
Deed made Oct. A, 1873, by Christian
Burky and wife To Jacob Rentchler, for ]
Of lois IA and 90 Market street, John Nc
Lures addition, N. W. Admitted TO re-
cord Oct. 4; consideration, 1925. 49,
Deed made Oct. 8, 1878, BY Edgar W.
Shurtliff and wife to William Ellingham,
Tor ! Of lot No. 81 on Main street. Ad-
mitted to record Oct. 4; consideration
$1,000. ,,,,,
P. Armstrong and others 10 John 9. Arm
strong, for southeast / Of lot No. ~ Lind.
sew street, e. w. Admitted 10 record
Oct. A; consideration, 81 90. 49,.
. Deed made Aug. IS, 1873, BY Madison
Banks and wife TO Dunmore Whiting, for
the west part Of lot No. 8, square IS,
fronting on Morrow street, Ritcnie's adj
dition. Admitted to record Oct 4; con-
siderahon, 800. -.
Deed made Sept. 80, 1873. by Timothy
Donovan and vile to Thos. McEntee, for
lot No. 4 In square No. 10. In ]. II. Ba'
kers addition, east side OF Baltimore
street. Admitted Oct. 9; consideration,
$500.
Deed made Oct. 8. 1871, by John E.
ClatOr and wife and John Clator and vile
10 John 0esterlipg, for q part Of lot No
237 north side OF 10th street. Admitted
10 record Oct. 8; consideration, $775.
Deed made Oct, 9, 1878, by Mt Wood
Cemetery Association TO Frederick Schu'
man, for lot No. 151. section 49," Ad-
mitted TO record Oct. 9; consideration, $50
Deed made Oct 4, 1873, by Arthur Lit
tie to G. W. Cunningham, Tor half Of lol
No. 40 Michael Graham's addition, E. w
Admitted to record Oct z; consideration
$s,100.
Deed made July z, 1873, by DR.. HALEY
Mccoy and wife TO VIM. Carney, for fee
Of lot No. 20 Market street, Chapline &
Eoff's addition. Admitted 10 record Oct
8; consideration, 800. -
Deed made Oct. Z, 1873, by VIM. Il
Robinson and wife 10 Henry Hoop, iol
east halt OF lot No. 90, Island, on ID, be
tweet Chestnut and Walnut streets, E
Z4ne's addition. Admitted Oct. s; con
federation, $4,000.
Decd made Oct. 4. 1873, by Thoms
0'Brien and vile TO VIM. J. Nesbitt, To-
lot No. IS, corner Of 7th and. south Of Cen
TIE streets, W. W. shrivcr's addition. Ad
mitted to record Oct. g. consideration
$1,000.
Deed made July %, 1878, by Virginit
E White 10 Louisa Armstrong, Tor lot No
0 south side of Hampden street. Admit
ted to record Oct 8; consideration, 81 $50
Decd, made Oct !, 1873, by D; Z. Lis
and olherst1 Samuel Kuglen, Tor east hal
OF lot No5148, add don OF Peter Y afhsl
and Others, f. "" Admitted 10 recoft
Oct 0; consideration, 81 600.
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DIR. I. SCOTS
Liver or Anti-BiIiouS Pills

A sure cure for Liver complaint, and all diseases
arising from diseased Liver, such Is S!ckhead.
ache, Constipation. Hemorrheds, Headache Sick
stomach, Coated Tongu sallow Complexlon,
Jaund.ce, Dyspepsia PalOitation, Pain IN the
slue or under the shoulder blade, Bilious Fever,
&c. .;.snd asapill for general use In the family,
for al purposes for which purHatiye 10 required,
thPyhave no superior. = - =
For sale wholesale and retain by MoCADE,
KRAFT d o., druggists OF this city, ard by
Druggists and merchants generally
Read the following certificate from ]. @. Good.
win, Eco, proprietor Of The Goodwin Hotel,
Parkcrsburg, n est Va:
"PARxgRsBuRs, WEsT Va, June9s 1873.
~ certify that my wife was severely afflicted
with SickGeadache r number Of years. Her
attacks OF II coming on % often As once week
In It's worst fo!m. During the time she tried
great number Of remedies and q good many doc
tors without obtaining any relief nntil about q
J ar ago obtained for her box Of d.. I. scutt's
Liver Pills. and bsfore abe had used tho box she
WAS enti' ely cured by them. and she has been en-.
tirely free from headache ever tince-now more
than 0 year. i'sS
Fepii-daw J. @. GOODWIN.
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"TuE LADY OF !LYoNs.T-A large and
fashionable audience assembled at the new
Opera House last evening to witness this
beautiful play. The attendance Of ladies'
was especially noticeable. The Claude
Melnotte Of MIR. Mobiles was excellent His
easy, grace and fine elocutionary abilities
are universally admired. Miss Stevens,
as Pauline, was natural, and without the
stfeciation which occasioned remark in
"The Tempest" Mr.. Sutton was gen.
uine. bluff old Col. Dumas. Beauseant,
rendered by Mr.. Langley, was inferior and
anomalous. Mrs. Julia Barrett gave
Madam Deschapeiles 10 perfection. The
remaindeb6f thecast were but fair. The
evenings entertainment concluded with
"Jennie Lind" in which Mr.. Clifford and
Miss Prestige cxcelled themselves.
There will b. a matinee this afternoon,
and tonight double 'bill-'Mat Of the
Iron Hand" and 1.-THE Irish Emigrant"
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THE RIVER continues to TALL, aud there
Ia no. prospect Of rise. sa-,..sI
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= CARRIER WANTED.

A good, boy to carry tho Bellaire route
Apply ut Cummins & Walters Hardware
Stnre fAsr
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Pianos FOR Rrsr at sheib's Music
Store on 12th street, above Market.
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HENRY RoEMER sells the best Felt
Skirts to be found in the city.
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For all wool Cashmere goto J. W. Fer.
refs sI'q ANG YEA. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-11

For cheapgoods, and TO save money, go
to J. W. Ferrel's, Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-11

Our treatment, 1phsn employed IN tine and
fdlte ftlly carried out, SELDOM fAils TO cure Ga.
tarrh. sore Throat Bronchitis. sctofula. and oil
sumption. rl'Tt
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BROWN, THE HALTER,

Market st., orpo'ite M'I.urc uou.c
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PEAL, and after considerable trouble al
last the bank was compelled topay them
their money. Such is the history of this
gang in your city.
"They then went to New Orleans,
where they got twenty-eight thou
sand dollars on a forged check there,
then went to Louisville, and in attempt
ing to get away with some money there
Mcdonnell was arrested by Detective
Bligh, but was afterward released on
bail. They then came TO this city, and
from here went to Europe, and when /
saw them over there they were living in
firstclass style at the first hotel, and
among the best dressed men in Europe.
They were at that time studying up the
forgeries which have since been COM
mitted on the bank of England. I
pointed Mcdonnell and Austin Bid
well out to several detectives of the
Scotland yard department in London,
but no particular attention was paid to
them then.
81 left England on the February 20tb,
arriving in this country on the night of
the third of March, and on the fifth of
March our Office here received a tele-
gram giving us charge of the case of the
fOrgeries committed on the bank of
England. Shortly afterward we got in
formation that Mcdonnell was on board
the steamer Thuomgia, which sailed
from Havre and was en- route to this
city. On his arrival here he was ar
rested by detectives, and is now
on trial for eXtradition. We re-
ceived information that Austin was
en- route to Havana, having boarded a
steamer in Spain. On his arrival in
Cuba, by extraordinary efforts we sue
ceeded in having his arrest effected, and
| was sent from here by the solicitors of
the bank to Havana. / left here in
March, and only returned yesterday.
"During my stay in Havana, by bri-
berry Austin Bidwell succeeded in maxi
ing his escape, but was only gone two
days, when we had him back again;
and OH the eighth of this month / saw
him safely off for England, on the En-
glish steamer Corsica, in charge of two
English detectives and one of eur force.
| then left Havana for this city.
"George Bidwell is in custody in
London, as is also Ed Noyes,
the man who acted as clerk for
them. All of these men are
ex-convicts, Mcdonnell and Austin Bid
will having served terms in Sing Sing,
George Bidwell in Massachusetts, and
NOyes in New Jersey. | do not think
there is any doubt but what Mcdonnell
will be given up by the American gov
ernment TO Great Britain, and if 50 ii
will be the most effectual wiping out of
one of the strongest parties of thieves
that ever America saw.
"My brother Robert, few weeks ago,
succeeded in tracing down trunk which
George Bidwell had shipped from Lon
don to this country, and which on being
opened in the express office was found
to contain two hundred and fifty-five
thousand dollars in United States bonds.
These bonds have since bsen identified
in England as the ones purchased by the
Bidwells with the money stolen from the
bank. You will probably recollect that
you and | had a talk about the same
party, and We went one day to see the
bank directors, when we talked the
whole case up. 1 gave you my ideas of
1t then. W. A. Pr
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were no departures. The Exchange is
not yet afiOat.
CAIRO, May A.-Weather cloudy with
light rain this evening. The river has
fallen 20 inches. Arrived: Thorn, Nash
vile; Belle Memphis, st. Louis; Quick
step and Richmond, Louisville. at p.
m.; ProbascO, Cincinnati, at SPIN; Hy
Ames, st. Louis, at pm. City of
Chester, Memphis, 9 am; Future City,
st. Louis, at Sam; Lucy Bertram, Gin
cinnati, at Z am. Departed: Kittie
Heigler, Arkansas river, at IL pm; Ike
Hammett, ShawneetOwn, and Henry
Ames, New Orleans; City of Vicksburg,
Vicksburg, at pm; City of Chester,
st. Louis, at 3 am; Ashland, Cincin-
natl, at s am; Glasgow, Hickman, at
Z am.
LOUISVILLE, May 24.-The river has
risen 5 inches, and is still rising slowly,
with feet inches in the canal and
feet 3 inches in the chute. Weather
clear and hot. The thermometer ranged
about 80 degrees from 10 am. to 4 pm.
Business dull. Arrived: Nashville, Ar
kansas river; Mary Houston, New Or
leans; Robin, Memphis; Charles Bowen,
Pomerey. Departed: Nashville, Gin
cinnati.
Boats TO Leave.
The fine and new Anchor line United
States mail and passenger steamer City
of Helena, with Captain Ike Mckee in
command, is advertised to leave at five
O'Clock this evening for Cairo, st. Louis
and all intermediate landings. Her
tables are supplied with the best the
market affords, and Mr.. Will It.
Powers, her chief officer, is ready and
willing to accommodate all.
The Anna goes to Little Rock on
Tuesday
The Henry Probasco is the next
steamer in the sold reliable" line for
Cincinnati. She leaves on Wednes-
day.
The Capitol City will be down to leave
at six O'Clock tomorrow afternoon for
Vicksburg.
Captain West Jacobs, Of the elegant
steamer Henry Ames, telegraphs Agent
Lightburne that his passenger steamer
will be here to leave at two o'clock in
the afternoon to-day for New Orleans.
w. G. Aiken is her purser, and more
popular or efficient officer is not to be
found on the river. The Ames makes
all way-landings, and will GO through
with dispatch.
~ lGdNc dL tel " tlOCh lO-udY DUo-
itively for Vicksburg, Natchez and New
Orleans is that elegant, low-pressure
steamer Richmond, Captain Nat. S.
Green in command, and Ben Cougar in
the office. The RichmOnd's cabin is
splendidly arranged, and is large, while
her staterooms are superbly furnished
and splendidly ventilated, and her table
is loaded three times a day with the del
icacies of both northern and southern
markets, and that is sufficient to guar
antee her full trip of people.
Travellers for the west to-day are
hereby reminded that Captain James
II. Peppers new and magnificent float
ing-palace Thompson Dean leaves posi-
lively this morning at ten o'clock for
st. Louis, Cairo and bend landings |
The reputation of this packet for speed, |
comfort and safety, as we'll as tirst-class |
fare and cabin accommodations, are too |
well known to need any comment. Suf- |
fcent to say that they are what they |
should be. Our friend, Captain n. B. |
Fowler is the chief clerk, while Mr.. |
Isaac MatsOn has charge of the COM |
missary department.
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DIED.

ALLEN-Yesterday, May E4th, at 7:2O pm,
MAUD, infant daughter of Chas. 5. and Mary
Alien.
The funeral will take place at O'Clock this
SUNDAY afternoon, from their residence,
l43 Vance street.
B0SWELL-On the twenty-fOurth instant,
JA1IER kIDDLE BOSWELL, infant son OF J. X.
and A. +. BOswe l, aged seven months and
three days. His remains viii be taken to
Grenada Mississippi, tor interment.
I.nnisvilIe naners please copY.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

McGUIRE-The friends and acquaintance
of Ed. Mcclure are respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral of his nephew, ED. MCGUIRE,
from No. 81 Adams street, at two O'Clock this
SUNDAY afternoon, May 18th.
STEVENS-The friends and acquaintance
of DENNIS STEVENS are invited 10 attend his
funeral this SUNDAY morning at u O'Clock,
from the corner OF Madison street and Mar
shall avenue.
DULIN-At the residence OF her parents, or
Saturday morning at six O'Clock, JAMIE,
daughter of Il. and NJ. B. Duliu
Funeral services by Rev. DR.. ]. T. Wheat,
at st. Lazarus church, this SUNDAY after
noon at five o'clock. Friends of the family
are invited to attend
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MENDELSsOHN QUARTETTE CLUB.

All members ladies and gentlemen)
of the society, are requested to attend
rehearsal on Tuesday night, twenty
seventh instant, at eight O'clock, at the
rooms of the club. Full attendance ex-
pected.
By order of the President.
LEE HERZOG, Sec'y
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
In Port.
The Weather and River.

Winter clothing was a nuisance yester-
day to those who danced attendance at
the landing, where the murcury was
ninety degrees in the shade from ten
o'clock in the morning until half-past
five in the afternoon. At that time a
storm came from the south, unannOunced
by the signal bureau, and caused con-
siderable damage, as will be seen by
reference to another part of this and the
local columns. The rain that fell caused
a sudden decline of the temperature to
seventy-siX degrees, where the mercury
stood at dark. The river fell II inches
during the day, and at night stood %
feet above lOw-water mark. The stage
of water at other points, and the changes
in the rivers, were as follows:
Boonville, Missouri, ten feet two inches,
rise six inches; Brunswick, rise seven
inches; Cairo, twenty-eight feet four
inches, fall two feet; Cincinnati, rise
two feet five inches; Davenport, eight
feet eight inches, stationary; Hermann,
Missouri, rise one foot ten inches; JEFF
fersOn City, rise one foot two inches;
Keokuk, rise three inches; Leaven-
worth, rise three inches; Little Rock,
fall two inches; Louisville, rise five inch
es; Nashville, thirteen feet two inches,
rise five feet; Omaha, rise two inches;
Shreveport, rise nine inches; St Louis,
nineteen feet one inch; rise two inches.
st. Paul, rise three inches. The Illinois
and lower Missouri rivers are rising, and
from that the swell of two inches is re-
ported at st. Louis. The rapid decline
in the Arkansas has been temporarily
checked, and another swell Is expected
in that stream. The other lower tribu-
taries are declining, except Red river, and
that is rising.
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DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO

for the states of Tennessee. Mississippi and
Arkansas. W.T.. BLACKWELL,
myl4 Durham, n. q.
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FRIDAY, THE eOth DAY Of JUNE, 1s7a,

al IL o'clock am, in front OF my Office, No.
81 Second street, Memphis, Tenn, proceed to
ing described property, TO wit;
l. lot in the city Of Memphis, on north
side of Market street and fronting on same
thirty seven go feet, beginning seventy-foIlr
feet three inches east Of the northeast corner
of the intersection Of Third and Market streets; (;
thence eastward with Market street 81 feet /;
thence northward at right angles from said
street ISL feet; thence westward 81 feet;
thence s~uthward lfs12 feet to the beginning
said AlstOn's title being in fee simple.
2. A tract Of ten (l0l acres, in square, in ole
Fifth Civi District. lot No. IL, on the plan OF
lots of estate of r. f. Weakley, on east side OF
Weakley avenue and north side OF ~ fOOt
avenue, in northeast intersection Of said ave-
nue as laid down in Fuckers map-the same
lot being conveyed in fee by Thomas X. smith
3. on the interest and title Of said A. Aston
in and to the following described lois con
veyed to him and his wife Mary, Dy deed from
Thomas r. Smith, which is registered In book
70 page $50. living on east side OF Third street
in Memphis, south of Washington street, be-
ing the center tenement Of block OF l.i,,s nTe
at a points, feet inches south OF Washington
street, and on the east line Of Third street;
thence eastward with the center of the wall
IIbiL feet to the alley: thence north with the
west side of the alley - feet 1nchesi thence
westward l4s15 feet to Third street; tnence
with the same south ward q feet inch to the
Beginning The interest OF said A. Aston be
Ing such as he acquired by deed made Joini "
70 him and his wife, which m made provision s,sHs
should go 10 their daughter.
rThe above recited judgment being entitled
TO a credit of thirty three thousand one hun
ctred and fffy-one dollars and FIVE cents
(ss3, ISL U5), paid by said A. Aston to Jno. j.
Freeman, cak hier, on the llth day Of Decem-
Der, 1872
Levied on as the property of defendant A;
Aston, to satisfy said judgment, interest and
costs.
sale to commence at IL O'Clock am.
W. P. DOYLE,
Sheriff of Shelby County.
w H Sfephens attorney for plaintiff.
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DURHAM
SMOKING TOBACCO.

W- l have this day appointed Messrs. L
Newberger d Bro, SIG Main street, and
Messrs. s. Kaufman a Bro, 25O Main
street, as my Agents for the sale of my only
f.FNTTINE
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MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON R.R.
OF SCHEDULE
Sunday, May IS, 1873.

OuuuAY, NAY SOs AOsC'
Mail Train leaves Memphis--..-.---- .--l0 % an
Mail Train arrives at MeEphis--.-----Il ~ am
Express Train leaves empnls-.-------- - al
Fxnress Train arrives at Memphis...-.1ls5 s55 pm
Grand Junction and Mobile Accom-
modation leaves Mempnts--,....----. 20 pm
Grand Junction and Mobile Accom-
sooS1afio1, arrives at Memphis. 7:l0 pm
SonervlIla Acc leaves Memphis. 4 4 pm
Sonoervflie Acc. arrives at Memphis S:45 Am
Making close connection for all points East,
Sonfh Southeast and Northeast.
ZQ miles shorter TO Chattanooga than viz
any other route.
points East, the CaroIinas, Georgia, and ali
SeaboaTd Cities.
TIcket once, 2z8 Main ST., and at Depot.
mv25 WI. ROSS, General superintendent.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
or
ValuableC1ty
AND
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

ATOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by vir-
IL +ue OF a writ of venditiOni expOnas to
me directed from the Hon. supreme Court OF
Tennessee, in the case OF the Merchants Ma
tional Bank of Memphis VS.. A. Aston, tudg-
ment rendered on the 26th day of June, lol2,
for the sum of thirty-eight thousand three
hundred and siXty-nve dollars and nine cents,
with interest and costs Of suit, to satisfy said
indoment. etc. i will. on
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FINE SALOON AT AUCTION.
By Geo. 0. Sale 4 Co., rs Madison street

MONDAY. at o'clock prD. we will
sell fine lot Of Barfxtures, Looking. lasses-
Counters, Etc. Also, 3 BarrOOm License. Al
bargain for some one. Tny25
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p. 6s, IS, Q, "a, 54, p, 46, n, IS, co. 81.
Evening-CIass No. los.
a, 40, IS, IS, 20. 50, s, 80, 4, p, 81, 2.
Memphis, this 9th day of May. 1873
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movement of Boats.

mOVemeat of BOats.
Notwithstanding the dullness which
prevails in commercial circles there was
a fair amount of business done at the
landing yesterday. The Susie Silver
went up late Friday night with a fair
trip, and the City of Quincy came up
early yesterday with 1896 bars of rail-
road iron, which she got out, and left for
st. Louis early in the afternoon. The
Smoky City, with coal tow, passed
down Friday night, and the Alice
Brown, with % boats, containing 523, 900
bushels of coal, nearly all for the
gas works at New Orleans, went down
at five o'clock yesterday morning. This
is the largest tow ever handled by one
boat, the measurement being over
twenty thousand tons, and all belonged
to the great coal man, Brown, of Pitts
burg. The Anna, from the Arkansas
brought 12S bales of cotton, and re
shipped 63 bales for New Orleans at the
mouth of White river. The Emma Ell
lott arrived early from st. Louis. with
800 tons, including 6l2 kegs beer, 2050 dry
barrels, 100 wet barrels, % cssks bac IN,
1921 sacks grain, 70 head of stock and
1900 packages, and went back about
last night. The Quincy had about 200
tons for st. Lonis, and the City of Vieks
burg came down during the afternoon
with a full trip, discharging here 712
barrels meal, 3S8 sacks corn, 26 bales
hay, 100 sacks oats and had 700 tons for
Vicksburg. The Pat Rogers got away
late, with S73 bales cotton for the Ohio
and fair passenger trip. The whOp-
per,n r. E. Lee, arrived at five o'clock
last evening, precisely three days from
New Orleans, and discharged four bales
of cotton and ~ packages of vege-
tables. She had for Louisville
and Cincinnati, each 100 packages of
vegetables, and her register showed 10
cabin passengers, exclusive of 80 that
went on board here. Her time from
Helena to this city was six hours and
twenty minutes, and her delay was
occasioned by the breaking of a pitmau-
key night before last, which compelled
her to lay up for five hours. She left
here at thirty minutes past five O'Clock
last night, and will gain time enough to
leave Louisville on Monday night. The
Forsvthe was due down last night, and
the Richmond bound down and Thomp-
son Dean upward bound are due to day,
as is also the Henry Ames for New Or
leans.
By Telegraph.
ST.. LOUIS, May 24.-River falling
steadily. Arrived: Fort Gibson, Little
Rock; Capital City, Vieksburg; Kel-
logg and barges, New Orleans. De-
parted: Commonwealth, New Orleans;
Capitol City, Vicksburg. Retired: P.
w. Strader, Tennessee river, and George
G. Wolff, Red river.
LITTLE Rock, May 24-The river is
falling fast with "A feet by the gauge.
Weather cloudy and warm. Departed
John Howard aud Halle +. Smith.
PITrsRURG. May 24.-River was about
stationary at noon with five feet inch in
the channel. Weather very warm.
Business at the wharf brisk. Arrived
Baltic with barges Of iron ore. There
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CHAMRER OF COMMRRCE.

VlHE regular monthly meeting OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce viii be held MONDAY >
26th inst, At O'Clock pm important onsl-
ness. involving the material interests Of the
city, will be presented A prompt attendance
is requested.
NAPOLEON HILL, President.
TroDx TRorrsDAI.F Secrefary my2j