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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-24
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coUDERSPoRT, Pa, Jan. "a, 1873
ENCOURAGING.

One Of the best indications OF the
increase Of temperance principles in
our State is that the Democratic pa
pers are so busy making it appear
that Republicans are not sincere in
their advocacy of temperance. The
Patriot has long and very unhand-
some article on the success of the To-
cal option bill in Clearfcld county,
full of accusations of falsehoods and
douLle-dealing against those mem
bers Of the Legislature who had sup
ported it--and in general trying to
show that
"Cadlin's the friend, not Short. >
and the Montrose Democrat follows
suit.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, lsla-

DEAR JOURNAL: The proceeding,
Of the Constitutional Convention be-
ing rather dull just at present, and |
having a complimentary ticket to at
tend the annual reception Of Americus
Club. at the Academy of Music, on
Monday evening, Jan. -, | thought
it might possibly lie worth while to
to zee what kind Of an elephant would
be exhibited.
The doors were opened at o'clock.
At 3, when your correspondent enter
ed ITO building, unout a thousand
people, pre- ty evenly divided between
the sexes, had already assembled
The number rapidly increased, and
for an hour and half the increasing
rush of people WAS simply tremeE-
dou5.
At half past nine good judges es-
timated there were six thous md peO-
pie present. 1t was q grand sight
one not easily forgotten. At half
past eight full band of twenty in
struments filed the entire building
with music. \ second band of equal
number relieved the first ut the prop
er time, and all the people sat in their
seats until half past nine, when the
Grand March was played, at the first
note of which the leader Of the March
with his partner descended the steps
1T the south end Of tht dancing floor
and marched straight across to the
moth end-a distance of about two
hundred feet.
This couple was followed closely by
cthers, so that before the head of the
co urn turned to the left one hundred
and five couples had passed down the
steps-fve in number.
These steps were covered by an
arch-way of flowers, and columns of
flowers, relieved by ever green wreaths,
protected the south end of the floor
g that nothing else was seen, and
the marching column seemed to come
out of paradise Of flowers.
When the first couple had returned
to the entrance, the leader, still keep
ing time to the music, shortened his
steps and formed a column four
abreast, which marched straight
across the floor as the first had done.
These turned to the left, and when
the entrance was again reached, the
step was again shortened and the
people who still came marching down
there under the arch in couples were
formed with perfect order into a col
umn sixteen abreast. When this had
reached tie centre Of the floor the
sight was one of the finest | ever wit
messed. Even the city audience was
stirred to enthusiasm and cheered as
though their hearts were in it.
Like the others, this column went
straight across the floor, but it took
a long time. and when it reached the
north end the music CEASED. The en-
tire crowd, sixteen hundred at least,
formed into co Lion sets, the band re-
sumed and aiout a hundred thousand
yards of tulle went through the giddy
mazes of the dance
Most of the ladies were richly and
dressed; they danced grace
fully; and as there was every shade of
color from purest white to deepest
black, the more brilliant bues predom-
mating, the sight was indescribably
beautiful rs well as fascinating.
| met, in the course Of the evening,
as spectators of the scene, members
Of Congress, members of both branch
es Of the Legislature, members of the
Constitutional Convention, Judges of
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the Courts, and various other digni-
taries.
BY half past eleven / had heard
and seen all that | was capable Of en-
joying. and retired 10 dream Of
founces, flowers, angels and angelic
music. -.
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PAINT SHOP.

Painting NJ al kinds OF new Wagons. Carriage.
Slaigls AMI Curtacs. gui -ne-iaI attention
raifr1 the cleaning ami pastiug Of old WON
~iy0 ana O.-am-atll Painting dnue 10 order with
ncat4ess AMI dispatch.
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TIE stlnarv If the most sci ntilic
-.n.al.is 20 the effect That vaccination.
properly administered. IS "A sovereign
a..Uota. The aig. est mcdi ,ol author
ft.,- mqualiiadlya affirm smallpox to be
disgrace % any c.yiI.z d land that
.nee ls 10 necessity for It's presence,
and tia, if very person were properly
-ac@..ated every seven gears. the disease
.atg.t b. uUely ezterniHated / aIn
az,r~rd II tEIr c9rTCcJuc5s of this opinion
hv ,nv personal observations in the
army. both in Mexico and the United
~."f-s. soon after our camps were
i.toi-d vron Mexican soil, the disease
.a.d, IFS appearance among o'r troops.
p. a4 grder from General Scott, tie
a.e army was immediately vaccin-
ated. ard the smallpox WIS at once
driven from our lines TIE same result
followed tie application Of tie same
sem .Y iu the army oG General Saer-
man. curing lis famous march to the
SET. ard. more recently. in our very
midst z~g have been favored wit. an
iIlu- alton equally striking and con
elusive: Our schools Of soldiers Or
uaa.s. in which there are upwards Of
t.irtr-Ggc hundred children. being
uud-. the absolute control nf tie State
agG-o-.ti-s. q regulation nj ng uni
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Wagon Shop.

There VII. Do made - order arl ky; on hauI all
kinds OF L4mher ~ agons with BoIies, Nh,t-
netrees, Neek-yuscs aGa steel spring Se4is:
Platform aEH E.I-FsiEiie Spring Wagons;
~tIe, or CoBro-l, El-.lt.r Spring Top AMI open
Baggies SanJe,: 0ne-horse Wagons
Ok apd IIar,a carts. Slelghs ant Cutters VII be
usie 70 order on sao-t.ao.lce.
Eevaf-5aq n an Kinds or ON work done with neat
naas aul durability
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iuTse snl OK ShOeing: fronting Of an kinds ~
wagons, Sleighs and Cutters. PICKS Clevi-e-,
Chaias, Hooks. Drag-teeth. Hinges. Bolts Tor
Caviager. PI1ws, &C. anf repairing of al.
kinds Of Mil Iron, and Farming implements.
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Communicated

PLEA.
am going to assert my "woman's rights,
by an appeal to that patient and long.suffer
ing body-the city council. Can you not. oh
indu gent fathers of an ungrateflll people
pass some kind of law to protect defense.
less females IRON copsS I'm aware / make
myself target for sundry witty remarks
about being green or the cows wouldn't dis.
turb me; but scorn such insinua,ions; and
shall proceed to untold my pathetic story to
your sympathizing ears.
ask In all sincerity, is 1t just, is it right,
that I'll uld be compelled to furnish my
sidcwal, and front gate, as an abiding place
for my neighbor's cowsy Or to be little
palmer. Is il fair, to have the aforesaid walk
and gate. converted into stable. as ii has
been this whole wintery l usually keep fe-
male "help," but what girl would be willing
to hire h,r self out to clean up stables; and
not having hired for that purpose, they very
properly decline to do it; for which have
not one word of blame. There is then but
one resort for mc-to either 20 out, broom
and shovel In hand, and clean up my side
Wa X, (Which is every day the facsimile Of an
uncleaned stable), myself; thus wasti from
ten TO thirty minutes precious
time, or else have my walk almost im-
pa''able, and the entrance to my gate, in
condition should blush to describe.
Then am the mo her OF sundry little cher
ubs, all Of whom, daily risk life and limb,
from the horn. OF the aforesaid cows. Now,
while | dea,ly love 10 write OF "mild.eyed
COWS waJins IN aromatic fields Of white and
pink clover" | must ever agree with the
poet who says "dist lnce lends enchantment
Ia the view" 81 FIR ~ these interesting an
mails are concerned, at least
Task again, Is 1t fair TINT my home should
he made unpleasant, my time consumed. and
my children limbs be endangered, by my
nei hbOr's cow-i And IL II human 10 the
cows, that they be kept by pc Pile who
leave them exposed to such bitter cold
weather rs we have had the past wint, ?
And II 1t is the privilege OF people to let their
cows occupy the walks supposed to have
been built Tor the use Of pedestrians. should
'hey not at least he compelled to keep laid
walks clan themselves, ami not leave 1t a.
one OF the regular morning occupations OF
the ladies who live neary
| A-SrErYRpR
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DELM lNlCl HNTEI

DELM INiCO HOTEL.
Chns Brown, Fort Madison: Jas Y Glenn
son, Caledonia. Illinois; John Fox and wife,
Chicago, Illinois: e Fox and wife, Chicago,
Illinois; Arnold Fox, Chicago. Illinois; Iria
Fox. Chicago, Illinois; Miss Mary Fox. Chi.
cago, Illinois; Will I'm Fox, Chicago, Iii.
nois: A McC,be, river; Henry q Frehe.
Charleston, Missouri James W Elliott,
Charleston, Missouri; NJ Shofier, C and V
railroad; A johnson, Savannah, Tennes.
Sc; Henry K ,unsick, Mound City; r b
Dismer, Rola, Missouri; II nir-hberg. s,
Louis Missouri; Samuel Batner. Edgewood,
Illinois; j Little, Mayteli, Kentucky; l.
Baer. Nebraska City; F Bruihl, Appleton.
Missouri; S Ilite, Louisville, Kentucky;
VIM Bernett. Macon county; X l. Bennett,
Macon county; Z V Hull, Evansville, Indi
ana; Amos Watts, Nashville, Illinois; N II
Maxwell, Pinckneyvlle, Illinois; Matthew
Rulea. Pinckneyville, Illinois; w G Gortlan.
Pinrkne, vile, III DIS; Ell V Pierce, Tama.
roa, Illinois; Miss Molie Smith, Tamaroa, II.
linois; John Porte +, Boonville, Mississippi;
j ID Gordan, Paducah, Kentucky; + Light,
Caledonia.
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ORDINANCE no, 40,

An ordinance to divide the city into
wards.
BE 1t ordained by the city council OF the
city oi Cairo:
SECTION / The city OF Cairo shall be and
Is hereby divided into five warJ., rs fol-
lows:
fust.- VII that part OF the city which lies
south and east Of the centre line OF " est
seventh street. ana south aud east of that
line produced To the middle of he main
channel OF the Mississippi river, and south
aud east OF the Centre line of Seventh street.
a'i south ami east OF that line produced to
the middle OF the main channel OF the Ohio
river. shall he and Is hereby established as,
aud denonIinated the "Fir-t Ward"
=. Second-AIl that part of the city which
lies between the First ward. as herein and
hereby, established, and the cen.
that line produced to the middle
oi the main channel Of the Ohio and Mi.si-.
sippi rivers, shall be am Is hereby denomi.
nate the "Sec"nd Ward"
Ttird.-All tn part nt the city which lies
between the second Ward, "A, herein and
hereby established, and the centre liz, of
sixteenth street, and that line produced TO
the middle OF the main channel, OF the OHIO
an Mls~i>si pi rivers. shalt lie and is hereby
e,tabll,hed az, anu denoninated the " / bird
Ward"
Fourh.-An that part OF the city which lies
between the Third Word. as herein and
hereby established. and the centre lin. If
Twenty seroD'i street,aud that line prod zee
to the middle Of the main Oh nnels OF the
OHIO and Mississippi 'iyers. shuli be and
hereby IL established ~ the Fourth Ward I"
FVM.-Ali I'll ~ part OF he city which lies
betm cen the Fourth Ward. az herein and
hereby established. and the nOrtherly
boundary of the city extending from the
Mississippi to the ohio river. snail he and
hereby is established as the Filth Ward"
Approved March 3. A. ID 1873.
JnHN NJ. L,NsDEN, Mayor.
Attest: NJ j. huwLEY, City Clerk.
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A'SUrFERER.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
lnthe United 1t ties district court Thomas
Hayes alias Ogle plead guilty TO passing and
having In his possession counterfeit money.
Upon application of the secretary of III.
treasury. the court ordered that he be CON.
mitted 10 the custody Of Detective Loner.
gan of the United States secret service, to
be used AZ a witness by the government in
other districts, and then TO be returned TO
this court To receive his sentence.
Nearly a day yesterday was consumed In
the examination Of the witnesses and hear.
ing the argument In the case OF the United
States vs.. Robert ant William Dempsey.
This case was given 10 the jury In the after.
noon, aud late in the evening the jury re-
ported that there was no prospect of their
arriving at a verdict soon, whereupon, by
consent Of the counsel of both sides, they
were relieved from any further considera-
ton OF the case un Il o o'clock this morning.
The case Of the United States vs.. William
Bagslywas called up 10 the afternoon :and u
jury called. This case Is brought under the
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ORDINANCE NO, AZ

An ordinance TO authorize the Cairo md
Vinccnncs Railroad company to lay down
AMI operate tracks on portions of Leyee
street.
BE II ordained by the city council OF the
city of Cairo:
StCrIpS /. That license and permission I.
HEREBY given aud granted to the Cairo and
Ninrennes Railroad company to lay down.
maintain and operate one or two railroad
tracks upon and along that portion of Le,ee
street north oi Eighteenth (lSth street "a,
they may deem expedient. provided sal
tracks are 50 laid, maintained and operated
that the passage ot men and teams owe :
along, anu across them will not thereby be
interrupted or intcriercd with.
Approved March 3. A. ID. 1873.
JONI VI LASsDrN, Mayor.
Attest: NJ. J. uowLEY, ely Clerk.
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NEW ADVERTISEME NTS.
OKDIN NICE NO. ~.

An ordnance to authorize Halliday Brother,
or Ileniy l.. Halliday to lay down railroad
tracks upon certain portions OF Levee
street.
BE it ordained by the city council of the
city of Cairo;
SECTION /. That license and permission
is hereby given and granted to Mcssrs.
Halliday Brothers. or Henry l.. Halliday, to
l,y down. maintain and operate upon aud
along such por ions Of Levee street. opposite
to, or as abu', upon ground owned 10y him
or them. north of the south line Of Thirty
sixth street. such lines oi rails, turnouts or
switches as will enable them to make rail-
70 I'd connection between any railroad tracks
which now exist. or may hereafter he laid
upon said Levee street. and any tracks or
lines of rails they may lay down upon ground
owned bv them east of cvee street and
above the south line of Thirty-sixth street;
provided said lines of rails, turnouts and
switches are 80 laid and operated OH said
Levee street that the passage OF men aud
leans over them will not thereby be inter-
rupted or interfere ell with.
Approved March ). a. ID. 1873.
JOIN NJ. LANsDEN, Mayor.
Attest NJ. j. uowLEY, City Clerk.
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SO REWARD.

l will give fifty dollars reward for amy in.
formation that vii lead to the detection and
conviction OF the person or persons who
bayone,ed my hciler.' The bayoneting was
done last Saturday evening or night
3-I-dlW GEO. YOCCM
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An application by the people o. the state o
Illinois Tor an injunction against the iro
md Nincennes Railroad company. asking
that the company he enjoincd from leaving
cars, etc. on Commercial avenue, came be-
fore Judge Bross yesterday. Tomorrow we
will give our readers the bill and the decis-
ion in full.
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Mr. Fred. Rose. merchant tailor, desires
to inform the public that he has received II
fun aud complete stock o cas- meres, Fren, /
ana English cloths, roaIingS, yvstings, etc.,
FOR spring AMI summer wear. Good hts anc
ell work guaranteed. Shop. No. lO4 Com
mercial Avenue. 2-2s.lw
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

John Turley, "a brakcsman on the Illinois
Central railroad, fell from the train near
D"ngola yesterday morning. Seventeen
freight cars passed over his badly. m, ,ilat.
ing it beyond recognition. Turkeys parents
live at Centralia lie was niretecn years of
age, and n good and steady young man.
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VIM. shick, q well-known citizen of this
city, died yesterday morning of cohsump-
ton, at st. Lois. Mr.. Shick was n member
OF the arab Fire company and of the Cairo
Casino society. His remains will be brought
here Tor burial.
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DIR. Wardner has moved his Office and resi-
dence in,o the second story of his new
building, No. Ill Commercial avenue, where
he may he found day or night except when
neces ar'ly absent on professional business.
2-21-d-iw.
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w The next regular communication o,
~\Della Lodge h8s, A. Il. and A. NJ
will be held at Masonic hall this THURSDAY
evening, ut y O'Clock. Visiting brother.
cordially invited to attend.
W. A. SLOo, Secretary,
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Boarding bosses. men and teams wanted
on the Mississippi Central railroad. Apply
on the work. seven miles northeast of Co.
lumbus, Kciucky, and at Dresden, Tenncs-
see. sHEHAN & LoLER, Contractors.
Al Owe
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prominent colored politician has already
ex ressed his Willingness TO sell out to the
highest bidder in the coming municipal can.
vass' lie has been reading the various con.
gressional senatorial, etc, investigations.
and feel that he is a. good as any big pc IT..
Teal fish that has been bong t or sold, and is
now In the marnet Tor any sum not less tn IN
Som
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LAST CALL.

Destraint will positively be made upon
personal property for the taxes due upon
both real and personal estate after March
H. This means business.
dtd ALEX. II. IRWIN, Collector.
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DANCING.

The next and last term of c. lIardy's dan.
eli & class for gentlemen will commence on
next Monday. March 10th, at O'Clock p. M,
at Philharmonic hall. All those wishing to
attend must be OH hand on said evening
promptly. 3-4-6td
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Just received and for sale by stratton &
Bird. 25 bbs. Of onions, 100 bbls. OF seed pc
tatoes Early Rose. Goodrich, Pink-cye
Early Russell and Buckeye.
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ii. Able, No. 2 Seventh street, has just re
ceived an entire new stock OF wall paper and
window shades, which VIII be sold at lowe. Il
prices. Ii. ABLE.
2-lS-2w
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Yesterday was warner day than we have
had for some weeks. The sun came out
brightly and so did the ladies, and shop, ing
and calling were INDUCED in to u delightful
extent.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

u. 8. $40. SER. OBSERVERS OFFICE.
CAiH0. March >, 1873, iOil pm. J
Barometer 30:4' inches.
Tn, rmomcter ~ degrees.
Wind southeast, velocity miles per
hour.
Weather, clear.
Maximum temperature last 81 hours, al,
4 p. M. 40 degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "a hours, at
ba. M. "a degrees.
Prevailing wind last "a hours. southeast.
Total number of miles wind travelled. last
n hours, 2ll.
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enforcement act Of May, 1870. Bagsly IL in.
dicted for preventing George Burgess, col
ored man. from voting, by threats, intimida.
ton and force. at an election held IN Pulaski
county for school purposes, in the year 1871.
The testimony has all been heard and this
morning the case will be argued.
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NOTICE, HIBERNIANS!

A regular meeting Of Ilibernian Fire COM
pany will be held this evening. Important
business will be brought before the meeting.
VIM. MCHALE, Prest.
Al, j, UOwLrY. Sccy
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WANTED.

Twenty-Five coopers to work on -four and
salt barrels. Good wages and steady work
the year round. Apply Immediately to
VI. DoUGHERrY,
Proprietor st I'VE and Barrel Factory,
3-6-6t Mound City. Illinois.
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COUNTY COURT,

This court is yet in session. All claims
and bills against the county are being closely
scrutenized, and only allowed when the
Judges are fully satisfied that they are correct
and just. The court will probably last all
this week.
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Thos. l. Watson departed yesterday for
Washington. having been relieved from his
post in the signal station here.
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The sight of half dozen boys playing
marbles on the street. and OF Bill Lee, we i'd
ing his winding way toward the residence OF
his female parent, "tells lis that the Spring is
neurv
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John Murphy. an employe of The Mt Car
bon railroad, fell from train OF cur day be-
fore yesterday. and had one of his legs cut
oil. Their, are strong hopes OF hi> recovery
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We understand that the brothers of Mr.
Henry Wilson. who was drowned at Shaw.
nectown some ten days since. otter a reward
OF $50 for the recovery of his body.
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For SALE.-My entire stock of groceries
saddles. harness and farming implements, at
Wholesale or retail. ID. ARTER.
s-S- I'm.
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FOR RENT.

Fourlight, airy aud commodious business
offlces. Enquire at p. Cuh's new building,
No. 80 Ohio leycc, 2.2Stf
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bran new hat on aud expected to astonish
the st. l.ouisians.
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road. and A. A. Arick, are visiting Buring.
ton, Iowa.
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DAVID W. HARNETr, Observer.

Judge Marchillon Of Thebes has just re-
covered from = severe attack Of meningitis
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Major Corliss OF Metropolis, and George
Lsnnsherry Of Mound City, were in town
yesterday.
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COOL street crossing was laid down by
Mciiale'' gang at the Intersection of Thir-
teenth and Poplar street. yesterday.
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE.

(, offer for sale my enire livery stable
horses, biig4ies and harness-cheap Tor cash
Sale win DO closed by the Goth inst.
3-6tf. Mills w. PARKER.
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BUSINESS AND WEATHER.

Business remains good AM the rates arc
fair Thee ia plenty of FIRE ght on hand.
Yesterday was bright spring.like day.
MCCLELLAN Eous
The Bob Lee left late Tuesday night
tor the South. with 600 tons freight, and
a good lot Of passengers.
The Marble City sheathed her how and
left yesterday with light trip for St.
Louis.
The Warner had 500 tons water pipe
for st. Louis, and has laid up here on &C.
count Of the ice.
Tho Little Alps is loading two barges
with freight for New Orleans.
The Emma Elliott had a big trip for
Memphis, and added nothing here.
The Pauline Carroll left for tho South
with all the freight she wanted.
The Mitchell had fair trip for Evans.
vile, but the Indiana was light.
The Glencoe commenced loading for
New Orleans, will get all she wants.
The Arlington discharged largely here,
and had a good trip for Memphis.
The Lady Lee had big trip for
Shreveport and way landings on Red
river.
The Diamond and Coal City had big
tows of coal for the Couth.
Capt Frank w. Bedard was in the city
yesterday.