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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-15

IALLAHAssEE, Fla. Nug, =, Do.
Messrs. Zeilin Il Co.-Our junior editor
has tried your LIVER REGULATOR and
Is taking it now, and finds it invaluable to
him as a corrector Of the stomach and regu-
lstor of the bowels. Articles of diet that
he dared not indulge in before taking your
Liver Medicine. he can now ear with in
puuity. Yours truly,
DYKES & SPAKHAWK,
Editors "Floridian."
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-15
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
In the Chancery Court of Madi-
son County, Tenn.
Austin Goodell ys. NJ. Jaretzkl

Austin GOOdell vs.. NJ. Jaretzky, et al.
I T appearing from the cross bill Of f. and
Il F. Alexander, which Is sworn 10 in
this cause, that N. JaretZky Is non-resi-
dent OF the state of Tennessee:
1t i therefore ordered by the Clerk &
Master. that he make his appearance here
in at the next term Of tbs Chancerv Court
Of Madison County, Tennessee. at jackson.
on the 4th Monday in April, 1873, and
plead. answer or demur to said cross bill
or the same will be taken for confessed as
to him. and set fer hearing eX parte-and
that copy of this order be published for
four successive weeks in the Jackson ..YYhig
and Tribune"
D. NJ. WISDOM. AM.
Muse & BnfnTd, Soils.
Feb % a.
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NONRESIDENT Netice.
In Chancery at jackson, Tenn.


W. c. Czson, Rev. Com'r. for Use OF the
State, vs.. Cleon NJ. BOykin, ct al.
IT appearing from the bill, which l. sworn
Il 70 IN this cause, that the defendants
viz; The heirs OF NJ. Green, names and
residences unknown; james Fitzpatrick
residence unknown; j. II. BIllew; Nancy
Boon, residence unknown; A. J. Partee;
the heirs of DismukeS, names and resi-
deuces unknown; J. u. Mason, nor. resi-
dent; the heirs OF MAY U. Bigelow, names
and residences unknown; the heirs Of Geo
Bowers; names and residences unknown:
the heirs Of J. W. Maddox, names and resi-
denees unknown; Thomas Latham, NJ
Latham and - smith, residences IN
known; are nOn-residents Of the State OF
Tennessee:
II Is therefore ordered by the Clerk K
Master, that they make their appearance
herein, at the Court House, at the next
term Of the Chancery Court, in the city OF
Jackson, Madison County, Tennessee on
the
9Th MONDAY IN APRIL, 1876,
and plead, answer or demur TO complaiD-
ants bill, or the same will be taken Tor con-
fessed as 10 them, and set for hearing eI
parte-snd that copy Of this order be pub
iished once a week, for four successive
week, in the JaEsnn Wing and Tribune.
This March 10th, 1873.
ID. NJ. WISDOM, Z. s N.
BRIGHT & Blair. Soils. fOr COmpPt.
msFl5-4t.
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NOn-Resident Notice.
In the Chancery Court of Mad
isOn County, Tenn.


isOn County, Tenn.
Z. L. Alexander, EXT, VS.. Cynthia G.
Taylor, ct al.
n this cause it appearing TO the satisfac-
l. tiOn Of the Clerk and Master from the
affidavit of complainants solicitor, that the
Abner Alexander, and Eliza and
Jane, children of Thomas Alexander, are
non-residents of the State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk &
Master, that they make their appearance
herein, at the next term of the Chancery
Court to be held at Jackson on the 4th
Monday in April. 1873, and plead, answer
or demur to compliments bill. or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them, and
set for hearing eXparte. And that a copy
of this order be published for four success
siYe weeks In the Jackson "Whig and
Tribune" This March 18th, 1873.
d. NJ. WISDOM, c. n NJ.
Caruthers S Mallory, Soils.
marI5-4t
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No TIME TO BE BOsT.-In the incipient
stages of Consumption, the first symptoms
is generally hacking cough, pains in the
chest, difficulty of breathing, or oppression
OF the lungs. Something should be done at
once to check the cough, allay and heal the
irritatcd parts. Aliens Lung Balsam will
break up the cough in an incredible short
time; also prevent the formation of tn
bercles. Where tubercles are once formed,
the disease Is hard to cure.
IL For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
mchlJ-IW
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-15

y MAMMOTH ESTABLIsHNIENT.-
On our recent visit to Memphis, we
were shown through the mammoth
Leather establishment of Thomas.
Gross Il Co., and were astonished
at the extensive scale on which they
are doing business. They have sew
en- floors loaded with goods. embra-
cling leather, shoe findings and sad
dlery. We have no doubt but what
this firm sell goods as cheap as any
firm in the South or West, Cor the
reason that they have large capital,
and carry on their business on the
most extensive scale. Mr.. John T..
Zelner, formerly OF Paducah, XIV.
and IL business man of large expert
ence, is now member of this firm.
Personally the firm are gentlemen
of the highest merit, and practical
business men of large experience
We recomend them to our readers.
confident that they will give salts
faction to all who try them. See
card for particulars.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-15

CT We take pleasure in directing
attention to the card in this issue, of
Hill, Terry and Mitchell, of Mem
phis. Their spring and summer
stock of boots and shoes can't be
surpassed this side of New York
Mr.. L. Z. Moore, OF this house, was
in the city Saturday, and we cordi-
ally commend him and the splendid
firm he represents to our merchants
and readers everywhere.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-15

heave overheard the Internal crew
who are clamoring for the payment
Of this war debt. Down with spec
ulators and rings. Repudiate the
Torbett ISSUE is our motto.
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FIRST OF THE SEASON.
New, Elegant ana Complete.

James O'COnnor & Bros, are now
receiving their large and complete
stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
one Of the largest and most elegant
ever brought to this city. Their
stock of ladies shoes is especially at
tractive, being of superior style and
make, and especially adapted to this
market. In the way of clothing and
gents furnishing goods, including
custom made boots and shoes, their
stock cannot be surpassed. Their
dress goods department is perfect
wilderness of beautiful things, OF
the latest styles, while in staples
they have every thing one could
think of or desire. O'Conner's
Store has the reputation Of being
cheap store, and justly. No town
or city can boast Of better mer-
chants, more honorable gentleman
or valuable citizens, than Jackson
boasts of in the firm of James
O'Conncr 81 Bro, and that they
may continue to prosper in the fu-
ture, is a wish, in which all who
know them, will join us. We wish
that jackson was full of such men,
for with such, she would be soon a
city indeed.
@
Are the people of Tennessee ready
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The Leading Notion House OF
Memphis.

The leading notion house OF Mem
phis j. the new establishment of
Hollowell, Crockett 81 Halter. This
fact should be treasured by our mer-
chants. They purchase all Of their
goods directly from manufacturers,
and in quantities so large that they
can successfully compete with any
house west of New York and Phila-
delphia. In looking through their
stock a week ago, we were struck
with t.. e taste displayed in its Sc
lection, and the peculiar Adaptable
fly of their goods for Southern
trade. 1t is emphatically the finest
and most complete stock Of notions
we ever saw. Indeed, the rare nov
elites displayed, would make a la
dies heart beat quicker for hours
The department of gents furnish
ing goods, and ladies underwear,
we never saw equaled. In white
goods we were shown some of the
finest and rariest styles and finish
of modern fashion, and in almost
endless variety. In short, every
thing in the notion line can be found
at Hollowell, Crockett & Hallers,
and at prices as low as any western
or southern market.
We cordially commend this firm
to our readers as worthy of patron
age aud confidence in the highest.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-15

Are the people of Tennessee ready
to have their taxes doubled, that
the spectators may get interest on
the past due coupons, now not bear
ing interest?
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-15

ca One of the most enterprising
and promising young business men
in Memphis, is Mr.. S. Toube, whole
sale dealer in Boots and Shoes. Our
merchants will do well to give him
4 call when visiting Memphis, for
we assure them that he is a live re-
liable merchant.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-15

CT Rice, Silk s. Co., of Memphis,
are receiving a splendid stock of
Spring and Summer Goods and No
tions.
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A CHALLENGE
IT HAS NO EQUAL.

Is extended TO the world to place before the
public a better Cough or Lung remedy than
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.
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RY Telegraph.

BosToN, March l2.-George 5.
Boutwell, was elected United States
Senator to-day in Convention of
the two Houses.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-15

DR.. TUFTS Hair Dyeis easily applied.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-15

Read what well known Druggists
OF Tennessee say about Aliens
Lung BuIHam.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-13
MARKET REPORT.

New ORLEANS, Sep,ember.-Flour
dull, AX Sc xxx SIS 5Oms; family
- 6OGg so.
71@72o.
Oats quiet 4sc.
Bran Csc
Hay dun, prime s23; choice 500.
Fork dull slIt@l7l; bacon g4G9iGl-
l03c; hams l4@l5c. -
Lard dull, keg lo3@lo;c.
Sugar and molasses no movement,
Whskey dull, g6msl O5.
Coffee hrmer, fair to primo 225G 23Ic.
Corn meal frmer 81 03.
Sterling az sight d premium gold l25
81. LouIs, September l2.-Flour steady
at S5@7
Wheat higher; No4 red in the elevator
81 29(gl 2si No 81 COOL So.
Corn dull o. 42(9f3c cash.
Oats is inactive; No 2 mixed 33G33Ic
cash 32ic for October
Barley is higher for the better qualities;
choice 81 90
Rye frmer; No 2 73G74c.
Pork dull and lover at SlGCgl6 60.
ID. ). meats lower and nominal. Bacon
lower. Shoulders 9ic. Clear rib Zoe.
Clear logo.
Hams l4G9l5lc.
Lard quiet From butchers 7C7!c; re-
lined SIC
Whisky is higher at 5000.
Cattle dull. Common 81 l263 80.
Hogs quiet nj 81 25raJ4 60
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BENJAM1N'S BIG FEE
SIN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS FOR
RECOV ERING A FRENCH
INHERITANCE

A dispatch was published few day.
ago announcing that through the in.,ru.
mentality of the Hon, J. =. BENJAMIN
two ladies in Georgia had recovered ar
600
The Atlanta, Georgia, Herald pulllshe.
The interesting detais
From positive authority il is s,certained
that Mrs. Virginia NJ. Campbell and her
niece, ME-. Elmira Cham beers, both OF
Madison, Georgia, are entitled to $4,000,
900, now waiting in France to be claimed
by these fortunate ladies.
Mrs. Campbell is a willow. about seven.
" years Of age; her niece, Mrs. Chambers,
u also widow, aged about thirty.sIx.
Inc vast property winch they have inner.
tied belongs to the kennsulea estate.
Information In regard 10 It was received
py them about three months since, and hy
tue ADVICE of gentleman in Madison.
VINO SAYS That he Was once law partner
- " i.1ah y RrQifmin, they nt
once. wrote 10 the latter at Louu',o
him what course to pursue in the mattet
Mr. Benjamin, after thoroughly inve.tiga
ting the case, wrote TO Mrs. Campbell and
Mrs chamber that there was not a oues-
tion oil doubt IN regard 10 their claim. and
al vised them to come to Europe At once
Inc property decends to these lsdi..
through Mrs. Rennsuleau, grandmother
OF Mrs. Chambers. Mrs. Campbell.
maiden name was Maguire, her mother
having been NJ lie Rennsuleau. They,r.
connected with one Of the bes. families in
France.
By the term. Of an agreement between
Mr.. Benjamin and the two ladies. The
former will take one-half Of the whole
amount Of the estate, and the other bslf
81, 100000, will then fall to the Mr..
Campbell and Mrs. Chambers, the share
Of each being the neat little sum of 81 O0O
200. Seven millions and a half are in the
hands OF the Bank of France, and St5OO
200 In the hands of tho Rothchilds Mrs
chambers was in Augusta on the l9tb
making arrangement. for the voyage OF |
Ter aunt and herself to Europe. They |
vii be accompanied by lawyer from |
savannah and Mr.. Antoine Picouet Of |
augusta, whog goes for the purpose Of iden.
tying them. They will carry p,ner.
igned by the oldest citizens of Augusta
rowing their indemnity. They will lesve |
or Europe, we understand, next Tuesday.
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FROM CLEVELAND.

THE FREIGHT AGENTS CONVENTION.
CLEvELASD, Ohio, September l2--The
committee appointed by the convention
of general freight agents have submitted
the following basis for the government of
the future advsncements of rates in cast
ern bound fourth-class freighls TO New
York, which was adopted Cleveland,
80; Dayton, ~ Cincinnati, FIT. WAYNE.
Indiana, Indianapolis and Logansport,
Indiana, IS Columbus, 40; Toledo. 37
Chicago, Terra Iaute and LAFAYETTE,
90 Decatur, Illinois, Hannibal, Mis-
souri,, Bloomington, Illinois, Peoria,
Quincy, Rock Island, Illinois, Burlington,
Iowa, st. Louis, Davenport, Iowa, co..
East St. Louis, 81; DesMoines, lows 20 )
'''''-"s City. Missouri, 10: louisville,
Kentucky, o.; Pekin, Illinois, and Vim.
c,nnes, Indiana, 50.
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FROM PITTSBURG.
DISASTROUS FIRE.

DISASTROUS FIRE.
PITTssURG, September L. A destruc.
tive fire occurred at the citizens Oil Re.
hhery Yesterday. Tho principal build
ihgs with 500 barrels Of oil were destroyed.
Inc ire was caused by an explosion of
gas escaping from still.
Six brick layers who were at work
were seriously burned Loss about tG0.-
ooo, covered by insurance.
PURCHASED.
The report of the Allegheny gas works
ny the city Of Allegheny, was presented
at meeting of the city council last night.
The award is shown to be sG23223 with
interest from May. The present special
committee on tho subject recommend the
purchase with resolution that the
finance committee report an ordinance
ordering the issue OF the bonds to pay for
the works, and the resolution was ad opted.
Also one continuing the special committee
to act with the gas company until the
property is transferred.
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eiilction to bcfall tho now previously
anl'e'ed fishermen and women in thyt ruin
stricken region.
BASE BALL.
An exciting game of base bal was
Played here to-day between tho Pbladel-
pnias and Atlsntics and fourteen nings
were played. The following is the,coro:
Philadelphia %, o, o, OIL, /, co., o, o,
%, !. Total, 8. Atlantics-O I o, o,
= o, o 0, o,0, o. o, 90. Total, 2.
THE BId BALLOON BUSTED.
An immense crowd gathered at B,ok.
lyh thls afternoon to witness the dear.
'dre oi the BIG balloon for Europe. he
PROCESS or INITIATION
was commenced at an early hour .is
morning and continued steadily until 10
minutes after 4o'clock pm, when the b.
'ooh suddenly swayed to the north ali
ripped half way around making gret
tearing sound, and fell fat to the rroun,
The immense volume CT
GAS
winch had been pumped into it ,nearl,
-oo, 600 feet escaped at the same rnomer,
NEARLY sUFrocATtNa
those who stood inside tho ropes.
Inspector Frank NJ. 3oodsell and p,lice
commissioner Briggs had but an Instant
before shifted their positions TO thu east
ward and thus escaped being buried in
he netting and canvass. Tho crowd
MADE A GENERAL RUSH oyra THE ROPES
with the intention Of tearing up the can
'ass into small sbreds and carrying them
'h as mementoes but the strong force of
police on the ground drove then back.
Mr.. Stiner who contracted TO I'll the
balloon, said it would be all
oily TO ATTETrT ANOTHER IMITATION.
IS the bag was not made Of Proper mater
AL SO the enterprize i: abandoned for
he present.
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president ~
''f the Pal,

president " tn. g.
a.. Svmpshy an Alcohol Manufac.
A., ~ US John L. Smith, an Of
'o .H'"s same company John ID.
gagged in the same branch Of
Of " at Pekin and David II. Thompson
O. . Pekin Distiliing company. The
large Of bribery is based upon their
sending drafts TO Mr.. Smith, and it is
probable that the charge of completely
with Harper in defrauding the govern.
ment viii be added, Tho investigation
has been transferred to Chicago, to get
further light on his grain speculaiions. o,c.
There is no possibility that the inves,iga.
ton VIII lesson the odium attaching TO the
actors in the affair and its discovery is bu,
another drop in the already ovorfowing
bucket of corruption which tho Radical
party is carrying.
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FROM BOSTON.

FEARFUL TALE OF CRUELTY,
BOSTON, September l2.-Some Of the
crew of the whsler Ansel Glib. OF
New Bedford, before reported wrecked
IN the Arctic ocean, and brought to New
Bedford in the whaling schooner Abbio
Bradford, have reached Boston. and tell
horrible story Of sutierings and torture
by the officers of the Ansel Gibbs. They
say owing to the neglect to provide suits-
bic provisions the crow were attack ed
with scurvy, and they were terribly beaten
by the captain and first mate, and after
tho vessel wrecked 10 men died Of scgrvy.
and those foremos. in protesting against
their ill-treatment were left on the Island,
the captain Of the Abbic Bradford rofus-
ing them passage.
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The New York sun ssvs,nst a sow
sA'sfpf'ing men in the cotton states have
iA's'y turned their attention to the mann
iae'ars of the staple, with the mos, an.
e'uragihg Results. The experiments made
IN Gsorgia have been attended with l.rco
pfona, and the report of the Tallahassee
suaiacluFing company Of Alsoama, ius,
P'oh'ned' shows that the net ga,ns Of thu,
company Tor the year 1872 were sl23 3sI
or something over nineteen and . h.IS .a
'~ On the capital stock. The pr,sdep,
OF the Tallahassee company believes tina,
the spinning business possesses ndvsr,,
ges over that Of weaving cotton into f.h
i'''' |" 10 this Manufacture a chang. FROM
"ns t'nd OF goods to another, to NEE, Tho
ta''e@shis Of the cotton market, can hs
"y ELECTED. There is no good co..
why the s'"..sr portion Of ,h. w. ra
CURED 70 supply the demand Of tho NAN
isosursr', should not be spun in the ron;o,
"hsrs the cotton lie grown, excepting ,bs,
capitalists are shy of investing nons,, =
states where they are at the mercy q, .,a :,
inscriptions plunderers as control -
governments Of most Of The recous,,uo,od
statsa
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-13

Adelphis surgeon. During the closing
years OF bis last presidential term, Gen.
jackson had occasional and violent at
lacks OF homorrhage of the lungs, and DIR.
Lewis Field Linn, of Missouri, the coll
league of Col. Benton in tho senate, was
his physician. The better feud having
long before been settled, Col. Benton was
frequent visitor at the White House,
and was specially attentive during the
illness of his former foe. DIR. Linn feel
ing himself justified by his intimacy with
the parties, ventured TO ask their version
of the Nashville recounter. "Benton,
you tell IL, was the response Of Old Iiick-
DRY. "No, Jackson, IN leave it to you,
Tor your account will be correct and
pending the discussion, the two ancient
foemen were crying like children.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

YELLOW FEVER Ar sUREvEPoRT.
NI" ORLEANS, SeptemI~' IA dis
patch from Shrevepor" to-day to Nash Il
ii"dsvapn says
Inc city is in great need Of help, The
yellow fever is Of malignant type, and
does not yield readily to the treat,nent
mere Is great scarcity of people 10 at.
tend tho sick ~"
Signed LR Srvoxs
Press. Howard Association.
a dispatch from w. A. Lhommedisu Of
N"rshaI, Texas superintendent of tele-
graph, TO Superintendent Flsney of this
city says everything is in great confusion
AT Shreveport Thirty deaths occurred
there yesterday. Tho fever is reported
increasing to-day.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-13
FROM MARYLAND.

REPUBLICAN, STATE Convection.
FREDERICK, Maryland, Septem Der ~
The Republican state convention mat n
TINS city to-day. Gen. Denton, presiden,r
the Republican state central comm,te
called the convention to order, and J,.
L. Enser was elected temporary chairnh
coHMlrrEE ON CREDENTIALS
ana committee on permanent organ.a-
ton was appointed consisting OF one die.
cato from each county and legisl.ys
district, alec committee on resolubos
after which the convention took a r,e.s
until o'clock in tho afternoon,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-13
THE HARPER DEFALCATIov

The course Of the Investigation Of the
Harper defalcstion at Springfield show.
the collector TO have been systematically
engaged In defrauding the government
since 1870, and to have been ably ...,.t.d
IN his populations by his chief clerk
M. Albert .Smith, who is shown bv IN.
testimony TO have been in the COT iepoe
OF his superior and to have prob, d to
large amount by their joint illici one,s.
hone. Working together, it we ,asy to
manipulate books and records l. .n'h .
manner ss:to cover up the embez .nsn,.
Hsrpsr il believed 70 be in O. "a. ana
Smith 10 In Springfield where Ae wa. a,
rested on Tuesday and bound over in the
sum OF atty thousand dollsrs for al. an.
psarancs st the next term of the United
Slater court. Upon his bond az, oar III.
names of'Hon. Shelby M.Cullom otb.,
prominent gsntlsmso of Sp,' yaeld
AmosS ths developments OF Tho sIdr on
Wednesday Il sppssreo thar sew. lisll
ere at Pskin are implicated " II rp.r
/ having been clesriy shosn ,hr.
I'D bribsd him and his Oh, ek
he parties gro Henry P. W"''srmsn,
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FOREIGN.
SUICIDE

SUICIDE
VIENNA, Septem Der l2.-Prnce Chas.
Esterhosey, only son of the late Prince
hsterhosey, an Austrian statesman, COM
United suicide.
MUNITIONS OF WAR.
bAfoSNE, September l2.-Csnons ard
other munitions of war for the Carlists
were landed yesterday at Lequieto, on the
coast Of Besay.
USsUCC EssFUL sORTIE.
MADRID, September l2.--The Intransi-
genie troops made sorte from Csrtigena
yesterday but were unsuccessful in their
efforts to pierce the line of the beseicng
forces and returned to the city.
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LOUISVILLE, September l2.-Riyer fall
ing with feet 10 inches in canal, %
inches IN pass down Indian chute. Mail
coats report - feet on shoale.t bars hence
10 Evansville and b! t. Cincinnati. Clear
ana sultry weather with high wind all
day. Jas. ID Parker from Memphis
"ehc UP to Cincinnati this evening with u
barge OF damaged goods and machinery
rom tho steamer Belle Vernon. Ar
rived Gen. Buell., Cincinnati; Pat
Il 'ger', Grey Eagle, Henderson; Sandy.
Troy Ada Heilman, Cairo; Henry Pro-
bssco' Cincinnati; j ID Parker and Turner
Memphis. Departed Pat Rogers. Gin
cinnatii Grey Eagle, Henderson; Sandy.
Troy }. ID. Parker, Cincinnati.