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WAKE UP!
To tie Editor eftAe indicator:

To tie Editor efthe Visdicator:
IL it not time that not only tho people
of the Parish but also of the State, should
wake up to one facti That the present
labor system Of the State ia not only an
uncertainty but that new method of in.
Producing labor should be deviseds lit
proves true, that Blunt. Breds, Louis and
Others, hohave maligned aud persecu-
ted our citizens, sre endesvoriug to excite
tho colored population to desert their
homes, firesides, comforts and conveientes
among their old, tried and true friends,
for fields unknown and the snow.claA
aud barren wastes Of Kansas, ball We not
make % effort to save these people from
impending ruin and inevitable destruc-
ton. It 10 . matter Of humanity, to say
mothing les Of the question, tO Undue .
them to forego such suicidal policy.
Here they have friends, families. content.
msnt, peace and quiet. There they have
ct, smgrrs, uncertainty aud trouble. Let
10 not be understood a. advocating the
remaining Of these daluded people. In
Gods name If they wish to 60. Let them
-. But we do say, in all can'lor, that
they will never find better friends than
their old masters and present employers
and viii eventually discover that the va
cant lands and snow-clad hills Of Kansas
are far different from their own sunny.
bued Louisiana.
Blunt and his emissaries are pestefe!ous
indictments, who are leading these delu
ded people to inevitable ruin. The
| whites of Louisiana are their beat friends
and will do better by them aud with
them, than any strangers among whom
they may migrate. But, If these deluded
followers of vindictive and uuscrnpu.
Iona leaders Imagine that they can better
their condition by immigrsting-thcn,
once again, We say, in Gods name, lei
tksm 40. On Blunt and bis white con.
frvres will rest the blame Of their exter.
minatiOn.
We advocate this non resistance to the
Kansas immigration policy. not from any
personal animosity to the parties con.
4tsrned, (who, BY tho way, are beneath
the notice Of any respectable citizen in
the Parish) but fiom q pure love for the
welfare and interest Of the colored popn.
latiou. We say to thsm-V you wisl
b % go at Once aud delay not your 20
Ing, your places will be quickly filled by
thse Who are left behind and possibly
moro worthv citizens
DO not hug thu sweet unction 10 yOul
souls that sou will be missed or wanted
History NOT only tells, but shows us that
no mxn WAS % great but that bis plsct
could not be filed BY ono greater thar
be.
Then, ia Oh csndor, W speak thi'
|itcoutrovertable truth, that he wh,
seeks, from HE comfortable homo new
6slds and hrrsides, for tho Same com
torts 10 On unknown land, IL little len
than On idiot. Stay where you sre, b.
content aMd ssek not thees thiuGs 70,
wat net Of.
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Sherih,S Sale.

Clark & Bryan VS.. A. +. Johnson, etl
Parish Court, Parish Of Natchitoehs
No 1920.
10y virtue Of a writ Of Fl. Ia. issu.d
ID in the above entitled and nnmberA
suit and to me directed, have sei,d
and will offer for sale, at the door I
the Court House in the City aud parA
Of Natchitocl'es, on
Saturday, April 18Th. 1879,
the following described property, to.va'
North fractional half of section No. !.
Lo, No. 3, of section No. 7. and mont
half OF section No. Il, township ., no,t
of range 5, west, containing four bun
lred and "incty three 493] acres, situ
ted in the Parish Of Natchitoches.
Terms Of Sale:
On a credit term Of one year from ~
Of sale, for wha, it will bring; pu:
chaser to give his twelve months 6oN
with good personal security. with "a
doris privilege and special mortg,r
retained on the property sold.
l.. A. DEBLIEUX,
March. 22-tds. Sheriff.
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Beaten Again.

Az Journals which do not reflect
public sentiment commend US to the
Times and Hcayume. There is no
measure, ettectiug the public on one
side and a ring or corporation upon
the other, which does not find those
journals ready armed for the rings.
In fact, they have become go n"tor''
Gus as the champions Of every thing
or mao opposed to popular sentiment
that they are . stink 10 tho no'tr''. =
Of pine.tenths of tue Democrats o.
tho State.
True to their former relations, tho
TIM, and Pisaysss, aided ~ he at-
tempt to defeat tho call for . Constito'
tioual Con veutiou, and failing 10 that
have ~ exert-d oil their influence to
render the efforts Of that body to a.
ford substantial relief to tho tss pay
inR citi,eo .bortive. The result shows
them completely beaten 90 oil the
questions ct issue. The Convention
vac called despite their furious opp"s
itiou, and the people have succeeded
in elec,iog 4 vast majority # tho
delegates 10 their interest n"twit''-
standing the malevolencs Of those
Journals.
Tho Times now "pipes down" to
"uimbly cspering" over tho thread
worn story Of a dishonored State aud
q ruined people dishonored and ru'
| ined If the fraudulent debt is in any
manner disturb bed ; while the Pica'
yxns plaiutively pleads with the ru'
raj delegates to visit New Orleans
days before tho Convention assem-
bles to "coufer with the banker and
capitalist who, In the opinion Of
tho Picayune, know more Of tho ca
ps bilities Of the people to pay than
they do themselves. The Democrat
very properly puts this "early visit
10 its proper light when it says, in
substance, that it is for the purpose
a. corrnpting such members a. car
I've "in6uenced" in the ''interest" o.
the bondhOlilpr.
In our opinion. the invitation al
the Picoyune. and the late pulling ct
fort of the Times. are but tho numb
lings Of disgruntled, defeated and
diasasted agents, and indicate tina!
tho people have again vaoquished
their fo+s.
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State Credit.

nth0 advocates VI tO0 OSSto c'oV''
aud the state debt were - happy 10
conclusions a. they are laying down
premises their arguments would COM
mand, At least, decent attention 40
it il. however. the public cry for
light on the political qoestion-'od "
public debt, is that-which no" 40
serbs tho public mind is only quick
-nrd BY the drive' d"'ed out to It oy
The def~nders and attorneys "f the
BONDED Debt" We have never had
That jdolatrous veosrstioo f"r State
credit. which 10 uspiiested BY many
veil meaning men. Our observation
b.s proven. 70 % at lsstt, that .
State With credit % 10 % unhappy
condition, her psopls . prey to rios'
robbers, aud hsr property subject {"
pillsgs fton tas.sashersrs.
The beauties and glory Of . State
credit are made usnifsst By the prss'
eot Bonded Debt, now beggering the
property owner. When recoos'rue'
ton struck Louisisns che enjoyed the
'"hishest confidence Of monied Gen.
ter,," and that "conddeuee" 10 mark.
ed IN every dollar Of tho stupeodous
robbery Of our people, called In
politeness q ststs debt. Louisiana
presents only ono example t. this
rule, for it 10 . notorious fact that
every State South bas been mercile's'
y plundered BY spsculators and job.
bers under guiss Of . promise to
build, construct OF operate come
"public iostitation," such ~ 4 rail-
read, leves, canal or bank.
show 10 . State which enjoys this
questionable honor, this applauded
glory of "credit," aud We can point "a
an Assembly at every session filled
with u lobby clamorous for authority
to eutep and pluuder ito treasury.
A State can desire credit for no
purpose except trade OF speculation,
and to contend that States are poe
liticsl bodies formed for commercial
objects is to prevent the very genius
Of government, aud tho subtle rea-
soning Of Macchiavelli could never
content the human mind to such an
hypothesis.
1t is useless, however, to reason on
THE question. Our view Of the sub'
iect 10 satisfactorily proven when We
point to tho present. Bonded Debt
whom We carry our minds back I" the
days when ignorance and vice held
high carnival 10 our Capitol, and th.
plumber of 4 people, b"n"d hand and
foot, went on despite protest.
Louisiana wants NJ credit and bet
peoples protection from sp"'iati"'
for III time 10 tho future lice in ~
succees Of ito destruction. y
Governments are inatituted for tn
| protection, happiness and Welfare o
| msukiud, and the s'"'ner It 10 retorn
ed to ito legitimate objects tho better
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SheriR's Sale.

OuCElU"S O8lco
Caspari & Dietrich w. Pierre A. Bernard,
Parish Court, Parish OF Natchitochcs.
No. 1921.
QY virtue of q writ Of ri. Fa. issued
ID in the above entitled aud numbered
suit aud to me directed, I have seized
and vii offer for sale to tho last and
highest bidder, at the door of the Conr,
House, in the city and parish Of Natchi.
tOches, on
Saturday, April 5th, 1879,
the following described property, to.wit
Three head of Horses.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash, with the benefit Of appraisement
La. DEDLlEUX,
March S2'tdS. Sheriff.
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Election this Fan.

We believe tho Consultation to be
framed BY tls Convention shortly to
assemble viii no submitted to the
people f"r ratification. There arc
r-asons Why THE sbou'd be done,
which our friend Of the Ouacbita
Telegraph haa overloaded.
The Federal government has made
vsst ioroads npon what we believe to
be the sovereign rights and powers of
the respective C""m"o~ ealths Of the
Uoion. Particularly can this be said
az the elective franchise and tho 60
pervision Of elections, hitherto free
from federal interference. The Demo.
crate 10 Copgress, or At least . MAJ
jcrity, have yielded to those princi'
pl-s by refasine 10 repeal the Statutes
making il . crime to eommit frauds
10 electiooa; consequently, 1t has
bseoms tho duty Of the States to
protect their rights - beet they
nay. In view Of THE feet 10 sbal'
vigorously insist that electi"os fo'
OH State O@eere shalt occur this COM
iug Novsnber, and every two OF foot
years thsreaftsr. This places It Be.
| yond the power Of the Federal Gov.
srumeut 70 interfere 10 any manner
! whatever with tho election Of State
and parish o@cials, which II does nov
sudsr tho goiss Of Regulating thu
uaousr" Of holdiss slsetioos fol
/ Menbsrs Of Congress.
In do,r & THE another point 10 gain
ed. Wo start out with . new Con-
stitutiou, and With new meo, fully Ia
cousouauce with oil ito principles, q
oalcials under Il; whereas, II Ne a.
law tn Convention to both franc and
alept the organic AZ and retain tn
present officials, or sueh Of them d
may not b displaced, no such happy
condition will 10 consummated.
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Capt. E. Z. Kidd, vt jackson par.
iah. and drlegate to the Constitution
81 Con- veption, paid the VlNDlcAToR
4 handsoms compliment 10 he apeech
At Vernon, IN restpnae to . sereoade
IN honor ~ bic election. We thank
Canaan Kidd. and 0aanre hin 10 viii
eoatiuue % deserve HE eood praise.
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We srs The Guilty.

Honorable men, and from our Oh.
servatioo Louisirps contaius many
Who can lay claim to that Distinction
m"st bow their heads with shame
when they read this:
Tho Times publishes . long article
pnrrmrting to give tho views Of some
politicians prominent in establishing
tho Nichols government in January.
1871, in which they pronounce . re-.
neal of the act 10 bad faith, became
the lottery Company furnished e43,
O0O to break up The Packard Legisla-
ture, 40 condition they were not to
bo mOlested.
81, it 10 to Howard's gambling hell
that Louisiana owes her deliverance
from tho rule of aliens and plunder>
ere.
Aud THE 10 told 90 With that shame.
Ices ef{tontry . harlot would proclaim
her crimes! Then indeed must re
have suuk 10 tho moral ecale far be.
Inv tho most depraved If 10 do not
rsbuke such insolence.
Who 10 tho wretch-be be high 10
oAlra NJ In thu humhleat valka In
life-that will dare stand up 10 the
face Of tho indignant citizens Of this
Commonwealth and acknowledge him
self tho man Who sullied tho glory al
the l4,h September, and dragged ia
tho 9th Of intrigue the honors Won
by our bravo yosmsu soldiery 90 Oil
Jaou.ryS
Who made il possible ct tho ballot
boz. bsmmed 10 by tho bayonets q
Grant, and overshad"wed BY Kel
loeg's n,iuioos-for Louisiana to b,
redeemed and tkes ''establisb~d" ,
title for "the Nicl"lls' government,
which ten thousand Psckards coal,
have never destroyedS
Was it Howard's money
No! Il was the best blood tina
warmed tho veins Of tho truest o
Lonisiauian's. Their votes "estab
lished the Nichols government" on
they who used "Howsrds money" t
corrupt 90 Infamous crew Of would.b
usurpers, arc - infamous - tn
means they used, and - tho me-
they sought to corrupt.
Let these appointment politicians,
who thus proclaim their own degra
dation, stand forth that the publ
may see them, and We venture thei
"prominenco" will know them o
more fo.ever.
Out upon such mon, end such
cause victorious ~ anch means.
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Kansas Fever Here.

pl.uters in this section report that
anne uueasiness has been noticed
among certain negroes in certain To-
c.lities. We are informed that those
co,ored men over whom Blunt has
hitherto exercised q vast influence
are the leaders in tits attempt to
coerse the planter into allowing biz
interests and property used to suit
tho wh,ms Of the employed. These
fellows have gone 90 far 40 to cay
they will work only % they choose
and have IN . few instances Refused
to work ct oil.
The sentiment Of our people, % far
a. 10 have eonv-rsed With them, Ia
d,ed 10 opposition to yielding to the
insane demands Of these elamoroo'
,ramps. They ore tho bsss paid To-
borers 10 America; their rights orc
10 no way io.srtered With; their w.
gss srs promptly paid, and 1t they
expect to constitute themselves thu
rulers % we'll % tho laborers they
had better disabuse their miods o.
once Of such 40 idea.
Happily, but a email portion can *
seriously effected By such = wild
scheme - THE "Kansas Emigration,
and those arc tho worthless and To-
cendiary bumners Of tho element
Tho best colored people are more
contented, better satis6ed, moro re-
pscted than they have ever been, an(
they will be vastly benefited BY tb'
instant exodus Of that class who's
conduct shock the sense Of good peo'
pie and disgrace the colored race.
The climate Of Kansas IL moc|
more congenial to Blunt and bic Lieu
| tenants than Louisiana.
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MEXICAN.
Notice to Veterans.

Veterans from this Parish in the ser.
vice of the United States during the
Mexican war are requested to meet at the
courthouse in the city Of Natchitoches On
SATURDAY, April 18th, 1879,
to arrange plans to secure their pensions.
w. P. MORROW.
SAM'L. PARsoN.
N. c. BROssET.
March 29.2t,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

T have sold all my right, titles and IN
terest in my present Mercantlle ous l..
ness, Corner Front and Horn Streets, u"
Mr.. HEYMAN BATH. All persons III
,lebted to me will please call on him At
once and settle up. ,,,,.rc
Referring to the above / will continue
tho business of Mr.. Simon WinbarE ~
nv name. and solicit a share of pubic
patronage. ,,,.,..>,,.r,,
April 5.-lm. HEl MAN bAI"'
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The sealwart OrQaus North aro en-.
gagged 10 waving tho bl"ody chit
with . vigor that nast disgust Dc.
cent people. To read these falmiua-
lioos tho innocent would suppose the
var s,ill going 90.
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The .Grest Debate 10 Co"ereaa-
srsaaer By far tbso any which haa
81 taken plsee-beesaas the m's'
practical psiseip'ss Of osr liberties
|ase isvo)ved-is ssw 10 fol- blasf.
- 1Af ~ Republicans hase bsea
| dGlall1 vsse1el
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Succession Sale.


Saccessio" Of Henry Harrison.
DY VIRTUE Of an order from the Hon.
ID Parish Judge Of the Parish of Match.
itoches, l will offer for sale ut public auc.
ton at the late residence Of deceased in
this parish on
Saturday the 18th day Of april 1879.
all the pro 'erty belonging to the success.
sion Of Henry Harrison ~ per inventory,
except the cotton, consisting Of corn,
farming implements, l Dbl cement, 2 shot
gums, l wagon. cattle, three mules, three
horses, and one colt.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash, foriwhat it will bring to pay debts.
FRED WILSON,
March 29.tds. Administrator.
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The eiti.eos If thu Red river val.
lev need not b alarmed abont the
threatened ''exotlua." The Pool Line
atramera and tho Bart Able declare
tho emigrants tn Kansas from Red
river must walk, "A they don't intend
IN trauecort 4 single one ont.
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Uu,,.A s..,.,s ;. T. ceipt Of 50. Send for
our Illustrated PAM ,hlet gu the Cow,
containing the testimonials Of practical
fa,m.rs and dairymen throughout the
United States. and sectional views Of a
COWS teats and bag dissrcted and scien.
titically explained, Ivy Drs. White and
Wilson of this city. Sent free to any
address.
GEO. f. KING, President.
Office, SIS Broadway, New York.
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Special Notice.

D. c. SCARBOROUGH having been com.
missioned as President of the School
Board vice II. Stafford reeigpd, having
qualified, will be found read! to discharge
Ills duties As such at his place Of bust
ness.
March 90 If,
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~ celestial VII of ths New Or
)oooo NnD bas, tae The third tine 10
- uosy yeaeo, reprodueed bic ''lurid'
asoIo)o @ ~ vmDlcAros. When
- lsot Nd tbat ''bsetie sod fever.
~ eGbsieo Il cot 70 the quick. bot
q ~ ~ three tj0ee Ger pale the
G1o0oob q sveo thoee Siveo 70 "gift-
DooaDees ssd mammoth ps0pties."
Ne 80 Glad . know, however,
~ 10 hsye afforded The N'sss %.
ethee eopessopity 70 reprodsee sous.
lAiss ssleisal and readable, because
- neothe that sheet has beeu filed
~ eailoeials, popderous 10 seose.
- iAiocy. II the proprietors OF that
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No yellow fever prevails 10 Nov
O,Ieass - Il 10 reported. Saeh q.
'lsssiss shosld b traced 70 their
proper seares, aud thsss Who ..
theo eelnR. Daai6heo.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

THE public are hereby nos'le. .
j Jules e. Messi il hereby
suO.agent for the Russell lsadS =
around Grand Ecore and my
ments on said property will 10
ted to the iull extent Of tho Iaw ri
Feb. 18th, 1879 w y RUoD
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~ 1sDehlisass 10 Coogress have
svlooo1y svsslaeked ahe laet that
~ ueessesas a1iassjlJ u ths Pc.
- g thses usiasa States.
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We print THE week two srtie'e'
In Seats contemporaries upon the
seeasiealioo Of The Judiciary wb'e"
seotds soo1ietiog visws 10 re'at'"o
theseea We Asd THE ssms dive'si'
= q episios ssists among our 'n'
,s,l,aset nasoss; cone inclined to
ssesisiss The Pssish Judge, others to
o>,,ishise then and retaining the
DISCREET Cosrss, With selsfssd powers
y leeaj 1sgistrates.
1soo TIE 10 ore led 70 believe
thss shs Judiciary clause 10 our 10"
Csesisstieu will b Of dimeult o.
lotoo.
We 90 inclined to increase the
,snbee q ~ Supreme Judges to
ssvss, aad 70 eooanios their joris'
lissies 70 questions Of Law 10 baoh
>lvu aad criminal easss. They muss
y chosen BY the qualified electors Of
ths State q large; TO b over 20
yssss Of ses; to have prsetiegS 10
ths Cosrts Of THE Commonwealth for
~ lee than twelve years; to bold
AhaiP o0eee for Q term Of fifteen years,
Il Thy % long behave thsmselvss,
sad that they shsll be Ineligible after.
The Judges 20 elected sball. before
bsiog commissioned, cast lots for
psios;;y Of commission, IN which or
der Of priority they shalt stand and
sseeesd each other, BY reason Of va
essey % Chief Justices, and the
Governor shsll issue commissions !"
,eeordaoce Herewith. The salary Of
he Chief Justice to be fixed at 1890,
and that of each Of the Associate
Jsseiees Of 5000. T+rms Of the Su.
pesns Court to be held to suit the
sssvssisaes Of the public, At New Or.
lsaas, Baton Rouge, Opelousas, Mon.
~ and Natshit"ehes.
The District Court system should
b retained. Their number should
y eopdoed to IA for the country par
isbss, an average Of -four parishes to
saeh Judge, and terms Of Court
ohould be held iu each parish at least
lbsr times yearly. New Orleans to
lsvs si1 District Courts. These
Jsdsss to DO not less than IS years
q ~, to b learned !" the law aud
y have prae,ie~d 10 the Courts Of
SAje State nat lee than eigh: years !;
- sssvs for ten years. OF during
eeod behavior; to b choseu BY the
aualilsd elseArs At tho State, aud to
- residents Of tho D,stricts wherein
tbey 90 elected. and their salaries
~ 10 sseesd $4,000 per aunum.
Tbs eoss Of THE system ia >)16, 0oC
pee sonua. A marked saving "v.'
~ present. amount paid, while The
eDeissey Of tho Courts are iwmeaso
ssbly Increased.
Ths local Magistrstes should b'
no Of iptelligrnce, character an'
property, having common io'err'
Vieh ed attachment to the eommuni
= q vhsse they serve. Their j"'i"dic'
10 sheald 10 greatly enlarged; NOR
Dasaisslasiy 10 petty esim~s, sueh .
eeuose assaulta, disturbance Of III
.Dsese, ssoek aud hog stealing, an
~ Shesld b vested With power I
seooss sad sopaoel eompstsu
lsesssoe sssdsr verdict In thoss csse'
The vill b . ssvi"s to the taspayt
ooaseely 10 b calculated, while Wit
- slevssios Of The Qualifications n
aalrol q asoooe The dul,es sud boa
90 q )sesl usgiss'aey asssrss Z
lampo1ooey ed ehosaetoe.
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SCHOOL.

The Members Of tho School Board OF
the Parish of Natchltoclles. are respect
fully requested to meet on Saturday, the
18th instant, IL the City Of Natchltocl'es
", L. DLSMUKES,
Secretary, School Board.
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THE PATENT SSLF- ACTING COW
mixer Mfg CO.

Every one who
OWNS q COW should
have one of our
wonderful Mixers.
A child can us.
them. Sent free to
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r ]. GAMBLE,

F. J. GAMBLE
PARISH SURVEYOR,
IL prepared to attend the wants of the
ubIic. Office six miles East Of Natchi.
tOchos.
Address Box No. 8, Post Office.
March 22.ly.
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DIR. G. BEARD.

Oculist and A urist,
l42. CANAL STREET, 142
NEW ORLEANS, La. Lock Box 1917.
Office hours-FrOm $50 to $3.50.
~ Rooms, with Board and Nursing at
moderate rates, for Patients requiring
Operations.
April Sim.
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W. and has gone On the ways. Business Is

W. and has gone on The ways. Business Is
good. WEB.
MEMPHIS, March 2e.-The Annie p. Silver
went up. The Schenck passed no this evening
The latter added five hundred bales cotton on
here. The Henry Frank was detained. and laid
over on account Of freight engagements; she
leaves Friday. The river IL rising and threat,en-
ing. Business IL fair. PRICE
tBY Telegraph
pITTsBuRG. March 2e.-The river Ia eight feet
two inches and falling. The weather IL fair and
cool.
CAIRO. March 2o.-Arrived: City Of Alton from
st Louis. Guiding Star from CINCINNATI. dOiden
Grown from New Orleans. John Porter from ~
Louis. Departed. Golden Grown Tor Cinein-
natl. The weather IL cloudy and cool;
MEMPHrs March 2oThe v TlgeFb y fi Anay
baum from Cincinnati, Grand Tower from IT.
louis. Departed; A. Il. Holiday for 81. Lonis
y. H., Schenck Tor GtnctunHti' #he Ae4HAer =
CINcIrNATI, March 2o.-Tbe river II 81 feet
inches and falling. Arrived: Cons. Mlllar rom m
Memphie Business In quiet. The weather is
cloudy and cool.