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For Sale,

by A, II. Hosack, Land Agent, Austin
street, between Main aud Elm, one store
House and Dwelling combined, ON Elm
street In the city OF DALLAS. VIII take part
cash and part trade. a..
Lands in Tarraht comfy. WIN take mcf.
chandIse in exchange At fan price.
ALSO, the saloon, fixtures and billiard tn
BILE under the gan Incinto Hotel. a,
A bargain cum be had In any OF the above
lroDprlV
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CITY BUSINESS.
Notice.

A meeting ofthe Ladies' Aid Society will
be held ut the Methodist Episcopal church,
Thursday evening ot5 o'clock sharp. As
business of importance Is to be transacted, IA
fun attendance is requested.
BY order.
MISS BELLE swINK, sec'y pro TEN.
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NOTICE.

All delinquent stock In the
Dallas Real Estate and Build.
ing Association, will be sold 10
the highest bidder mt public
auction, ON Wednesday. the III.
day Of August, 1875. Sale at
the corner Of Elm and Austin,
streets, at IL O'clock MI.
Il. II. BARRY,
secretary and Treasurer ID. IL.
n. ana IL. Association.
July 10 dlN
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Notice.

Captain n. S. Guy, Lancaster, is the
authorized agent for THE DALLAS
HERALD. The accounts of THE HER
AID for Lancaster and Cedar Hill post
Offices are in his hands, and parties
owing are requested to call on him at
once and settle. july 30-d&wtf
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W +. LYTE Il Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave TO call the attention
persons wishing to purchase real estate to
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards In and outside of
their office, under the respective heads of
Improved City Property" "Vacant City
Lots" "Farms," and "Unimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots in the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and a number of
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands In Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides a number OF farms of various
Sizes including several large and highly i'm
proved plantations within Ave miles OF the
city Oh Dailas' janis 1875 div
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The following is the vote oIthe four
higheSt candidates in Collin county:
Mckinney, of Denton county, l,l5o;
Johnson, 953; Chambers, 773i Allison,
433. The three latter are from Collin
county.
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The wounded.

At O'clock this morning Mlssel-
horn, who was shot yesterday by Mar
tin, was still alive, with but the very
faintest chances for his recovery.
Captain Morton, ut the same hour,
was resting quietly, with prospects of
an early recovery.
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HOOKER FEMALE COLLEGE
Lexington, lay.

racniiy able. Extensive grounds Exce,.
n ent buildings, 100 by SO feet, four stories
o opnann,ng 10 apartments--nice recitation.
Dy steam and lighted with pns' omIu ,,,,u
young ladies' occupy u room. Cost Of I'M Inv
p,ovements over 100000 Fail term ca,,,-
address M IInc M catalogues,
july 3ldf1slOt NH rrop'r
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Has removed his stock OF ftmily and fancy
groceries from lamar TO Camp street, next
door INST ofthe p0stofice. where he win no
plensel 10 see hlsold friends ana customers
auglilt .1,,,t f.m Ht, 5ua
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NOticc.

rheie VIII be o regular meeting of the
s'oekholde~ of the Dallas Herald Printing
company, at the office oil the Southwestern
Life Insurance Company, ON Wednesday,
August 4, 1876.
" w, HOLLAND, Secretary.
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Notice to Occupation Taxpayers.

Every ono pursuinga taxable occupation
or profession without license, or whose IL
cense has expired, Is liable to indictment.
such persons will do well to call ut the Treas
urers Office, In the Courthouse, at once, and
attend TO the same, az the grand jury will be
IN session on and after Monday, August o.,
1875.
NJ. V.CoLE, Treasurer,
augmot Dallas County, Texas.
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THE DAILY HERALD

VIII be found ou sale by the news
boys on hII trains Of tho Texas nnd
and Pacific railway, ANA az the news
atnnds In the city.
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Wholesale boots and shoes, 4D7 Elm street
Entire stock is new aud bought direct from
manufacturers. Prices as low az any South.
ern OF Western market. july 2l-w3m
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Hotels aud families supplied with fresh
butter every day NJ ], II. Nlrhols, corner
elm AMI Austin Slrerts. augidlw
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Mr.. JOSEPH SWAIN will have the exclusive
charge ofthe city circulation of The Daily
Herald from this dato until further notice,
JGno n, 1879, stHtU
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Fresh buiterevery day Mt j. n. Nichols
corner Elm and Austin streets. augl-dlw
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Attention. lnInnraf

street drlll tonight. Members of the com.
pany are requested TO meet in full uniform
Mt 9 o'clock sharp.
BY orderof LIEUT.. FELTON,,
Drill Master.
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a FEW active young men can find employ
ment by applying at the Dallas and Wichita
railroad Office, opposite tho San Jaclnto no.
'ei augillt
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For Sale.

A set ofhouschold ana Kitchen furniture,
Applyto DAVE CASTLEBEHltf,
julySltf aiHh
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Watch Rspairino

Correctly done, aud positively by the Hmt
PROMISED AZ y, N. ornms, t07 Maln street.
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movements Of Grain.

The Central yesterday shipped one
car load Of wheat from this city to ".
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A Card.
W. 9. SICkLES & CO.,

Grocers and dealers in Produce, GIG Elm
street, will furnish Bagging and Tef to their
country friends, and ship their crops; or If
planters wish to consgn cotton or wheat to
their friends in Galveston, they will make
very liberal advances.
1,.o o VIC slCKMLs,
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Il. G. Rust is duly authorized to so
licit and make contracts for advertis-
ing, job work and subscription for THE
DALLAS HERALD.
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THE herald JOB oEElcE

hSa Sssn sssSSronahly reorganised and 10
iElsIiSG ID me ls Nc ~ s,y s,nds Of JOB
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we respectfully call tho attention NJ o,,,
onr mns OF Glgars, and thepublic gcncrnllv IN
~ III mew 0lgar Factory, whore Will be cunI
rom tho inSst se SS ei ggo manpoiureJ
seli ~ NE VERY lowest factory pficees wv VIII
Vur EFFORTS In each case nre Ia vi,,o
~, In every particular as viii s emn
same pSrt iSre S n StarG orders from Tho
our goods before purchasing elscwbeye OF
'"'"""" kLlNE Il WINNIE
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July 70.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19
RECIPES.

!Shsep's Tongues ~ SarOry JHy.-Skin
the tongues. lard them, and cook them.
until they arr quite tender, in good veal
broth. or any WHITE stock. Take out the
tangues. boil down the liquor 10 a stiff,
clear Jelly. and pour enough Of IL over
them to coyes them. To BE- eaten cold.
Squared Pbp-eorn.-l cup ofwhite sugar,
cup of water. boil :ill IL taffles, and
sprinkle IN the popcorn vs. much as the
nan will hold. Ii nicely popped this will
sugar two quarts II corn. Stir well. 80
thatit does not stick together. The grains
ought To be separated.
Tnsfe Of Pins.-A pine curbing TO a well
or spring which has but "A small discharge
where IL comes in contact with the water.
often causes IL 10 taste of the wo9d. IN
boards so used are soaked in milk Of lime,
or a solution OF potash and soda before be-
ing put into the well, there will be no
trouble.
Raised Wa6Fes.-l pint Of sweet milk, !
teacnpful Of butter, : eggs, a teaspoonful
OF thick brewers yeast, l quart OF nour,
and another cup of milk, in which dissolve
a teaspoonful of soda. Let IL all rise I'M
Ill light. and then bake like other wafiics.
Serve with butter and sugar or maple
strip.
NpONQr OtHgfFDFr01."l cup VI sur
nAilk. i cup of molasses, ! half cup Of but
ter. 2 eggs ~ t~easpoonfuls of saleratus.
I table poOnful OF ginger, -four to make IL
thick as pound cake. Put the butter. mo-
lasses aud ginger together and make them
quite warm. then add the milk, flour and
saleratus and bake as soon as possible.
Potato CAops.-Boil and mash some nice
mealy potatoes. then. with i or 2 well
beaten eggs. make them intoa paste. work
IL well. dust il over with iour and roll out.
Take some nice thin neck Of mutton or
.amb chops. carefully trim off the fat. pep
per and salt them ON both sides. cut the
paste into shape. cover over like a pun.
pinch the edges and fry of a light brown {;
they look better il about an inch Of the
bone is left visible.
lemon Plfs.-l quart of milk. the yelks
Of q eggs, 2 cups of white sugar, ? table
spOoniuls of flour. 3 lemons. Beat the
eggs, agar aud -four together well beat
the eggs first. then add the lemon juice (;
have your dish lined with paste; do not
add the milk until you are ready 10 put it
into the owe Beat up the whites, add
fine white sugar. a large tcacurful, and
beat very light flavor 10 taste. When the
custard is done spread the icing owe il.
ser il back in the oven and let il brown
nicely. lat rs soon as cold.
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AMERICAN WoMES.-lt is a melancholy
fact. that American women nave degener-
ated in point of health and physiqae, un-
iii they have become literally a race of in
valids. How sad il is { o look around Us
and compare the frail and eileminate look
ing lady O: to-day with the hale, hearty
ami bGxom ladies OF days gone by. To
all suck the late discovery of DIR. WALK
ER. of California, which is known as VIM
EGAR BrrTERs, is a priceless boon indeed.
For this class OF diseases il Is certain and
safe. and any lady. old or young, can take
il with entire confidence in the result, and
thus avoid what 10 thousands Is stun
bling block never overcome, VIA con-
sultation with a family physician. Ills
true there may be cases OF years standing,
that will necessitate nor powerful treat
ment. but in nine cases out of ten this
remedy will reach the disease. and after a
little time effect a cure. The number OF
ladies cured by il are numbered by thous-
ands. and are scattered through every
State In the Union.
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WmHOFT's FEVER NJ AGUE TONIC
This medicine l. used by construction compa-
MES for the henent Of their employees, when
engaged in malarial districts. The highest
testimonials have been given by contractors
snd by the Presidents Of some Of the leading
railroads in the South and West. When men
are congregsted in large numbers in the
neighbOrhood Of swamps and rivers. VIII
hof's Tonic will prove a valuable addition 10
the stock Of medicines. and will amply re-
ward the company in the saving Of time, Ia
Dor and money. We recommend IL to all.
WHERLocK, FISLAY a Co., Prcprietors,
New Orleans.
FoR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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The test Of time and experience Is the
only sure guide in selecting an instru-
ment. IL Is of little consequence that a
nan makes one or two fine pianos or or
gans for a fair and intrigues successfully
for a prize. II IS tie quality Of ersry-day
manufacture that concerns the buyer-not
what exceptional and costly instruments
have been specially made for exhibition.
The SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS are of high
and uniform excellence, and are the best
for actual use, having been tried and
proved for twenty-five years.
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ETAGERE CABINET ORGASs.-The eta
gsre, as the French call that elegant ar
ticle of furniture furnished with a num-
Der Of small shelves, designed for various
small ornamental articles. has become a
necessity in every fashionable drawing
The Masoa q Hamlin Organ Co.
are now manufacturing combination OF
the etagere and cabinet organ, very rich
and beautiful, which they furnish for
the price Of an organ without the
Cfagsrc.
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BuRSrr1-s FLORAL. HAND BOOK. See Adr't.

IMPORTANT I~NNENTION.-"I In less than
ten wears there will not be a metal truss IN
use was the prediction Of one Of our most
eminent physicians on examining tn Elastic
Truss Of tins Elastic Truss Co, 6s3 Broadway,
y. \. The extensive adoption Of these un-
eaualed instruments. which certainly cure
rupture without torture. will make them the
only trusses used 10 much less than ten wears.
We advise all sufferers 10 send 10 the above
company for descriptive circulars, as these
irus-es are sent to all parts Of the country by
maii.-rODa.
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DEATHS BY CoNsCNPTIOS.-Itis estimated
that 10000 die yearly in the United States
with Consumption. When Consumption first
appears there T. pain ia the chest and oppres-
sion, attended with difficulty Of breathing.
Soon there will be a cough, II this irritation
Is not healed, and the effort TO raise will still
add fuel To the fire. Aliens Lung Balsam
will at once allay the pain and irriiated
parts, stop the cough. and prevent what
would BE- Consumption. IL j. making cures
OF diseased Lungs which were considered in
durable.
For sale nv All Medicine Dealers
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For sale by all Medicine Dealers.

ITEMS WORTH COMMITTING TO MEMORY.
"A Bit of glue dissolved in skim-milk and
water. will restore old Grape. Half a cram
berry, bound on a corn, will soon Kill il.
Picturr-frames and glasses are preserved
from flies by painting them with a brush
dipped into a mixture made BY boiling
three or four onions in a pint Of water.
soft-soap should be kept in adry place in
the cellar, and not used until three months
old
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"A few days ago a train on the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad. when within
hve miles OF Dunlap, Iowa. ran over some
obstruction half buried in the snow on the
rack. Upon arriving AT Dunlap, a mans
leg was found hanging to one Of the cars
underneath II. lie must have been frozen
70 death on the track. as there was no
traces OF blood on the cars at all.
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~ = a rare thing that physicians give any
ceuhtensnce to medicine. the manufacture
~ which i a secret. About the only excep-
uon we know 81 !. JohnsoE's AR0dgns Lint
menf- This. we believe. al endorse. and many
~ mem Use u in their practice with great sue
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NAIiJADI Z To Merchants, Manufsctgr-
ers. Stock dealers. and all
classes 81 the reading public. The ~. Louis
CONNIE retail Gazette. now In Its tenth year.
gives a thorough Market Review and an accurate
Price Current each week. acknowledged by Nust-
MSS men al home and wherever known TO be a strict
ly reliable commercial Journal. Correspondence
solicited. Agents desired In every live town
Terms, including postage. 81 per year. Address
RICkER THOMAS 22i Walnut st. ST. Louis.
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PERSONS requiring purgatives or pills
should be careful what they buy. Some pills
npt Only cause gripping pains, but leave the
bowels in a torpid. costive state. Parsons
ihrGdfirs Pills will relieve the bowels and
eleasse the blood without injury 20 the System.
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~ YOU want 10 look well and feel nicely
around the neck, wear the Improved War . TX
collar. II y the latest style In width. and al
the edges b. ing folded, the corners do not turn
w IL looks better than any other collar,
Whether linen o. p.per.
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CONFIRMED-HIP-JOINT DISEASE
CURED.
W. GROVE STATION. Ia. July

w. bkpNf SlAIIDN. Ia, July IN, ~.
DIR. PIERCE, Baffalo, y. Y:
Dear Sir-My wife first became lame nine
years ago. swellings would appear and dis
apscar on her hip and she wa gradually be-
coming reduced, and her whole system rot
ten with disease. In ISL a swelling broke
OH her hip discharging large quantities., and
since that lime there are several openings.
Have had hye doctors az an expense Of s125,
who say nothing will do any good but a sur
gieal operation.
July 10th. 1873, he writes thus: NV wifi,
has certainly received a great benefit from the
Use Of our Discovery, for she was not able 10
get OF the bed and wa. not expected to live a
week when she commenced using il, a year
go. She has been doing most of her work
for over six months. Has used twenty bot
ties and stll using il. Her recovery j. con-
sidered a. almost a miracle. and we attribute
II all To the Use of your valuable medicine. |
can eheerfully recommend il a. q blood puri-
fer and strength restorer.
j. NJ. ROBINSON.
Discovery i sOldby druggists.
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A fortune easily made. Nocapiial required
For particulars address Lehman A Co., Lara
mie City, Wyoming.
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You Need Not GO 10 Florida 70 cure your
cough. Take TUFTS Expectorant and enjoy the
comforts OF home. This IL good advice
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CORREspONDENCE INVITED

With persons desiring TO exchange Southern o.
Western Lands. deprecated corporation bonds or
debts 81 any Kind for -. Louis property Bargain.
procured for INVESTORS In -. Louis property. and
full Information as TO value and titles impaired 10
clients. NEsTCnTT. HERMAN a RAISEY. Counsel
lors. are retained TO prosecute all litigation pertain
ing 10 titles. corporations. etc b. II. WADDELL,
Inv csting Agent. $40 Pine street. II. Louis. Mo.
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The blood being the source from which our
systems re built up and from which We de-
rive our mental a. well a. physical c~apaoili-
ties, how important that IL should be kept
pure. II it contains vile fostering pOisOns all
organic functions ART weakened thereby. Set
ting upon important organs, as the lungs,
liver or kidneys, the eject Is most disastrous.
Hence II behoOyes every one 10 keep their
blood In a perfectly healthy cOndit on and
more especially does this apply At this partic-
ular season OF The year than nj any other. No
matter what the exciting cause may be, The
real cause ofa large proportion Of all diseases
J. bad blood. Now Dr. Pierce does not with
to place his Golden Medical Discovery in the
catalogue of quack patent nostrums by recon-
nending II 10 cure every disease, nor does he
20 recommend IL, on the contrary there are
VIII not cure; but what he does claim Is this,
that there l. but one form Of blood disease
that II will not cure, and that disease Is can
Ger. He does not recommend his Discovery
Tor that disease, yet he knows II 10 be the
most searching blood cleanser yet discovered,
and that IL will free the blood and system OF
all other known blood poisons, be they ami.
NAL, vegetable or mineral. The Golden Dis
cOyery j. ~udrrdRted by him TO cure the worst
forms Of >kin Diseases. as all forms Of
BlOtches, Pimples anu Eruptions, also all
Glandular sweliings, and the worst form of
>crofulous and liberated Sores OF Neck, Legs
or other parts. and all scrofulous Diseases of
the Bones. a. White SwelliDgs, Fever Sores.
Hip-JoInt and Spinal Diseases, all of which
belong. To ScrOfulous disease.
20 III HED-HJP.TDINT DJSEIyE
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BrRSErr'sF HAND Book. See Adr't.
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Who desire 20 reach country readers can do 50 In
the best and cheapest manner by using one or more
sections Of THE GREAT NEWSPAPER AUXILIARY
lI-rs. Apply to n. n RAT 10 jackson
Street Chicago.
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have arrived here from all the principle cities
and towns OF the Dominion. Also, from New
York, Philadelphia, PittsLurg, Troy and New.
ark.
Nlw YORK, July 1.-THE Orangemen Of
this CITY assembled this morning at their va
xious HEADQUARTERS and marched in bodies to
bsrces in Ea, and North rivers and embarked
for Q grove on the Hudson to take part in
their second annual picnic. together with
lodges from Brooklyn and Jersey City, which
will meet them at that place.
Round LAKE, N. Y, July 11.-After a SER
mon by Bishop Kavapaugh this forenoon, DR..
Clarke, Of Savannah, Ga, presented the case
Of the Wesley Monumental Church now being
erected in Savannah and a cole ton Of $500
was taken.
Bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
have also given DR.. Clarke autograph letters
certifying their sympathy with this project of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
LAWRENCE, Mass. July 12--There was a
conflict here tonight between the Catholic
Irish and Orangemen. Several police and
oiizens wounded.
ST.. JOHN, N. B., July 12-To-day was OBJ
served by the Orapgemen all over the prov
moe. No conflict reported.
MONTREAL, July 2.-Yesterday afternoon |
carriage containing Mrs. Bernard, of Beloeil, |
her two daughters and son, and two neigh /
bors, was run into by a train, near Bel9il /
bridge. Two ladies were killed, and Mrs
Bernard and one of her daughters were badly
injured. ami are not expected to live.
MONTREAL July l2.-Monsgneur Charles
, Rique, Bishop of St Hyacinthe, is dead.
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RIVERS AND STRANBOATS.

CINCINNATI, July 12.-River IA feet 10 inche.
and falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
EVANSVILLE July 12-River risen 80 inches,
Weather clear and hot.
PrrrsBURG, July 12.-River 30 feet inches
and falling Weather clear and pleasant
LOUISVILLE, July 12-River rising: 8 feet
in the canal Heavy rain before daylight
CAIRO, July 12.-Arrived: st. Genevieve
from Vicksburg at l P. NJ. Departed: St
Genevieve for st. Louis at P. NJ. Heavy
rain this morning; cloudy this evening; mer-
curry 81 River "a feet 2 inches and rising
MEMPHIS, July 12.-The river rose inches.
Weather warm and rainy. Arrived Turner
from Cincinnati. Departed: Future City and
Belle of Memphis for St Louis, City of Helena
for Vicksburg.
VIcKsBuRG, July 12.-Passed up: Thomp-
son Dean A. NJ, Illinois A. NJ, Common
wealth P. NJ. Down; Katie P. NJ: Ar
rived: Capitol City P. M. Down: Vent
Single 8 P. NJ, yerterday, West Wind and
ow p. NJ Up: 81. c. Yaeger s A. NJ
Weather warm and cloudy. River rose /
nch.
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MARINE.

GALVESTON, July 12-Arrived: Steamships
Hutchinson from Indianola, Josephine from
Brashear Bark Ibis, schooner Thos. P.
Ball, from New York.
Sailed: Josephine for Brashear Hutchin-
son for Brashear, and bark Enrique for Liver
pool.
New YORK. July 12.-Arrived out: City of
Brussels, Britannia, Nevada, City of Mon
treal
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July IL The United
States steamers Dispatch and Lancaster have
arrived. The Lancaster has an infectious
fever on board and has gone into quarantine.
BosToN, July 12-The steamer Seminole
from Savannah for Boston, disabled, passed
Vineyard Haven at $50 A. NJ to-day in tow
of the steamer Commerce.