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A GREAT SOUTHERN TRUNK LINE.-A
Louisville (Ky.9 dispatch says ut Is anthem
tically stated that the Louisville and Nash
VILE Railroad, extending from Louisville to
Montgomery, have purchaseda controlling In.
terest In the Montgomery and Mobile Rail-
road. BY this arrangements direct line iB Sc
cured from Louisville to Mobile and also to
Pensacola. This line has not been Idle while
the others have been at work, n 1t Is the
first OF all the rivals te reach the seacoast by
@ direct line OF Its own The statement Is
that SO was paid for the stock OF the American
bOndholders, which amounts to about Slt5U,-
600. and the Representatives OF the English
owners with some 81 1000, have consented:
The entire route from the Ohio River to the
Gulf Is now under one management. The
Cincinnati Southern Is checked from reach.
ing that portion Of Alabama on equal terms.
This louisville cooperation traverses the
most inexhaustible coal and iron mines in
the world, and has d completed and thorough
" equipped line of railway by whichIto con-
yey theff products to seaboard points"
We are receiving from twelve to fifteen
hundred bales Of cotton per week; up to date
we have received about eighteen thousand
five hundred bales this fall. We expect TO
receive by Christmas about twenty:one thou.
sand bales, and we think we Will marker
thirty thousand, which will leave TO be sold
next year about eight thousand bales. II
however. the rain continues and the ROADS
are bad, we think there will be some TALL on
in the receipts. Yet 1t Is q pleasure TO know
the cotton is in the country:-Gree1psHe Bat
W.
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MARRIED, Dec. Sd, ut the residence Of the
brides father, W. +. Barmore, by Il. n. Pratt,
WALTER X. ELLIS to Miss LARA II.
BARMORE, all Of Abbeville County.
MARRIED, Dec. 4th, Mt the residence Of the
brides mother, Mr.. GEORGE WARDLAW to
Miss CALLIE CHEATHAM, by T.. n. Pratt.
MARRIED, on Thursday evening 18th Dec.
by Rev. II. w. Burts, Mr.. j. NJ. ELLIS to Miss
LAURA MCGEE. All Of AbbeVillo county.
MARRIED, on the evening Of the third OF
JAMES r. BASKIN and Miss LIZZIE Nc
CALLISTER, oil of Abbeville.
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COW
OF
TRUSTEES

V,HE County Board Of Examiners have mp
pointed Saturday 10th December, 1873, as
the day for the annual meeting OF the Trus'
tees of Public Schools in Abbeville County.
The Trustees will meet in the Court House
Mt II a. m.
While a full meeting Is desired, it Is neces-
sary that the respective School District
boards be represented by at least N men,
Der.
The purpose of the meeting being to pro-
the welfare OF the Public Schools, 1t Is
hoped that the Trustees will come prepared to
discuss measures OF Improvement.
The Boards OF Trustees OF the respective
School Districts will hold a meeting on some
day previous to the 10Th inst. ut which they
shalt designate the number and situation of
the Public Schools in their District for the
yeur 1880 md report the same to the County
Board at the Convention.
L. w. WHITE,
w. C.. BENET,
Board of Examiners.
Abbcvile, s. c.. 10th Dec, 1870, 2t
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MIR. Bradley Backs the Directors.

Decemper /, 1919.
Editors Press and Banner!
wish you to publish the following card to
the public:
III not allowing my name to appear to h
address Of the Directors OF the Greenwood
and Augusta Railroad, do not want to be
understood as opposed to the Address as
some may nave supposed. 1 fully concur in
the necessity. OF the Company making such
to the people Of South Carolina, but
owing to my official position. being a menu
Der OF both Boards, did not expect my name
to appear. W. IL. bhADLL1.
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BIRTHS.
MARRIED.

At Due West, Nov. "a. 1873, Mrs. DR.. O. p.
Hawthorn, a son.
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Sherif's Sale.
Samuel B, McCllnton vs. John W. Fell.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
by authority of o decretal order to me di.
~ rected, in the above stated case, l will
sell to the highest bidder, at public auction,
within the legal hours of sale, at Abbcville
Court House, on Monday, the 9TH day OF Jan.
uary, \. D. 1880, the following described prop
erty, to wit:
Ali that tract or parcel of land situatein Abb
bcville county on Curltail creek and contain
ing
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIVE
ACRES
more or less and bounded by lands Of James
j. Devlin, William Fell, Enoch Nelson and
Samuel b. McClintOn.
TERMS-CASH. Purchaser to pay for pa
DuPRE,
Sheriff A C..
Dec 18th 1879.
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Clerks Sale.
John W. Robertson vs. Mary r. Seymour.
Judgment Of Foreclosure, and order OF Count
to sell lands, &c.
PY virtue Of nm order Of Court to me direct
ID ed, I will sell on saleday In January, 5ih
prox. 1850, at Abbeville Conrt House, within
the legal hours OF sale, the following real Is
tate, to wit:
"a certain parcel Of land situnted In Able
vile county, White Hall township, South
Carolina. containing
ONE HUNDRED tlOO) ACRES,
to be taken from the northwest part OF the
tract OF two hundred and forty-ntnc acres
more or less. said two hundred and forty-nine
acres being bounded by lands OF WillisSmith
the Laurens lands. Thomas Hearst ana otn-
ers.
MARTIN G. ZEIGLER.
c. G. 7. 4. e..
Clerks Office.
December 8, 1879.
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FEErGnT-W w Mars, Wardlaw & F.. J n
Chalmers 4 &C. w ] Smith & Son, cat, A NJ
ExrREss~Miss l. G North, ] F c DuPre, J
E Brownlee, Med. Society,", J A Jones' Miss l
Perrin, A LMcCaslun, j CDorn, II White.
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Clerks Sale.

December 4. 1870.
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JOHN L. CLARK.
January @, 1870. II.
|rREENvILLE & COLUMBIA RAILROAD

On and after Monday. November Bird, 1879,
the Passenger Trains will run US follows
daily, Sundays excepted.
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TRUSTEE SALES.
Trusfae,G sale.

TTNDER and b. vi tue Of d certain trust deed duly
y recorded in Book No 100, page 633 OF me
nv T. e. Davis TO me as trustee to secure an tRdebt-
eiuess therein med, default having been made IN
the terms thereof by direction OF the DehehciaIy ~
said deed sci forth, ] will. on Saturday april
3 1879 at the southwest FOf Main and Madi-
10 O'Clock nOon sell at pu tic auction. for cash,
certain lot Of land in the city of Memphis, SheiDy
county, Tennessee: BEGINNING at the p L OF lhssr
east anG west between POntOtOc and Vance streets,
thence wesWardly with tie north lire of said alley
10 the east line OF another ley which runs north
and south. I4Sls feet thence northWardy Win the
eastwardly on lire parallel with said hrSt n Ined
alley 14S1s feet TO the west line OF LaHGefuaIe
street: thence southWaTuly with the west llne o.
Iaudt rdae street 1919 feet to the beginning; being
LOT no r of W 2. Bonds subdivision, made Dy = T.
BUTke civil engineer, on the Both OF May. 1872 &C
corning to the plan attached 10 Inc deed recorded IN
aforesaid SIMON STURM, Trustee.
TkE Lehman, Attorneys.
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Trusfee's sale.

DY virtue of the power conferred on me hy the
= terms of a deed of trust executed 10 me Dy
Ricardo Buch gnaRI and Eliza eth Buehisnsni. his
wife dated May |, 1871, said deed relns OF record
in Book so. page II9, OF the registers ulice, o.
SHELBY county Tennessee; default having been maze
in payment OF the note secured By Sa Geed' WILL
uroceed to sell TO tue highest bidder for cash az the
Courthouse door, in the city of Memphis. the iolOW-
ing described real estate Ssgnn at the inteFsee
tion OF the north line OF Jefferson street with me
east line OF second street; thence eastward, WIN
the north line of jefferson street -eyeHty seI lsnee
nOTthwardly and parallel With the east line or sec
Ond street eighteen feet six and three fourth inehes
thence westWardly and parallel with the no IN line
OF Jefferson street seventy feet to tire east line OF
Second street, thence sOuthwaoly with the east me
Of second street eighteen feet six AID three Iouilh
irches to the beginning; being e anne Nar,ei OF
lot No 342 as laid down on Fuckers Ilan OF the
city of Memphis that vas conveyed by e w Sintn
10 John B. Botto, Andrew BOttO AID 3. MerlliO O.!
deed recorded in the Registers Office OF SHELBY cou-
ty Tennessee, in Book No 33. page 5S2-
Sale between the hours OF 10 a m ara + I'm
lille believed to be good, but convey as trustee
A. 5 KITTREgGE, Trustee
NJ al
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4is7 SI2c a pound; city dressed 596c.
aiSu LANEOIiS. = CideT-han barrels, 81 30
as; barrels, 81 5O6s BeaIs meanm p; navy
81 25 per half barrel; ST a barrel. NtHce
meat, &c per pound. Bologna sausage ga &c Per
a 25 KTaut, SS8IO per barrel; half barrel,
81 HIDES dry hint. 121l3e; dry salt, S49c;
STaan 4c green salt 476c. TdLLOJD. 66Cbc. Bees
1eIT 56I22c CotGO1a-seed taken by the mills at 81
peT ION Lime. Il per barrel; ROseddle cement,
b 1O72 II: Louisville cement, 81 10,
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ErusfeR'a Ss.IPa

10y virtue OF a tain Deed OF trust made 10 me
as trustee by d. A and f T. Campbell, MS WIFE,
and recorded the heg1SteTs oice u shelby co1n-
~ In book los, pages 2na, 26O and 26l, 10 secure
the payment OF toe note the elm mentioned oetdeiI
having been mace in the layment tnefeO[, VIII
sell al the southwest corner or Main ana Madison
sire. s in the TaxT District formerly known as ths
city OF Memphis. Shelby county, tennessee OS u
Quest of the beneficiary, on 800
Friday, the SIpt Day OF hnrch- 1879
at hubble auc ion. the highest bldue7 Tor cash. az
tEslue O'Clock m the following desc bsd real
estate lying ant being in the county O. Shslay state
of tennessee: BEGINNING at stake Oh the aOTtn
side on N'LenOre ayenu. SIS feet east OF the Inter
lection of ElmwOod and M'LemOre Nv nUes; then
east with NJ Lemore avenue - IeeI 10 d siAe 10
feet west OF the tnteTse ctOn OF hale q anu NJ tVie
avenues; thence north parallel with Ral7ish dNehue
,;.S feet 10 stake; thence west rs ieet 10 a s.iAes
thence south 62S feet TO the bsginnlng-co
Tour acrss more or less-beng th5 same as eohNeyed
in the above trust deed, 70 which re eTeIce Is ue
for more particular deScnplo n
The title is believed 10 be perfect Equity OF re-
daaDtion etc waived but sell and will convey as
trustee only. JOIN JOhNSIO'i l4oS'eS-
Johnston Il Ford. Attorneys
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1t would seem to be a truth appreciable by ALL and
especially By professors of the healing art that to
remove the disease not to alleviate Its syn ptoms,
should be the chief aim Of medication. Yet how
many instances do We this truth admitted In
theory ignored in practice. The reason that Hos
letters Stomach Btters is successful in so many
cases. with which remedies previously tried we're IN
adequate cope, is attributable to the fact that 1t
is a medicine which reaches and removes the causes
of the various malades to which 1t is adapted. In
digestion, fever and ague, liver complaint, govt,
III, umatism. disorders of the bowels, urinary atfec
lions aud other maladies not palliated merely,
but rooted cut by 1t. 1t goes to the fountain head
It is really, not nomnally, a radical remedy, ana it
endcTs the system with an amount oil vigor Will CHI
Is its best protection against disease.
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NON-RESIDENTS.
NOn.Resident Notice.

No. 348 (2)-In the Chaneery Court OF snepy county
II appearlne from an ore CT in this cause That the
defendant, W. n. Eakin, has departed IhIs me-
leaving as his sole heir at aw CharleS .. EaAlh'
IL Is therefore ordered, hit he MAKE MS ap-,
pearance herein, at the courthouse IN tne cry %
MemnhIs Tenn on or before the first MONDAY IN
April 1879. and show cause, II any ne nave, WY
this cause should not be revived against him as oe
fendant: and that copy Of this order be publlsneo
once a week for four successive weeks, In the nem
phis Appeal. This 28th day OF February; lSls:
Nv ii Il MeHenrJ, Deputy Clerk and Master.
harris McK.sick 4 Turley. Soils. Tor compPt Sd
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8yTUE.

The cotton quotations had better look yes
tard9y New YORK revised its quotations with an up
ward turn aud IT. futures closed finn. New Orleaus
ciosei sfrOng I.iv IpOOi advanced on Orleans cot
I'm anJ futures opened higher. All these things
AR MT eued the alTeud, hym views o. the FACTORS
bIt Du,ers I'D Hot things In the same light Inc
cInsaousnep was difference OF views when eut
down the days les miteIialY a though tne IN
,,,,ir was ye,y active The New York Bulletin, OF
tV.ines,t1e said: Local operators had 70 depend
IsIgsiy upoa their efforts L keep matters alive
81. ina aT-ence OF orders both sides tended 10 Ir-
fa,d me movement mateiiaIlg' London dis
nae = Received al tue APPEAL Office yesterday, has
distateh .taies that the cotton eT0p OF Berar and
the central provinces IS estimated az one ha1 less
for the pre- sent gear than that OF 1873.
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TTAyING qualified as administrator. with will
ii annexed OF Mrs. Martha Nj. Wilson, deceased,
this Is notify all persons owing said estate 70
against il will present them, within the time limited
By law, properly probated, to me or my attorneys'
Nessrs TAYLOR & Carroll, No. ID Madison street,
Wemnhis Tenn or the same will be barred.
JOHN T. FARGASON,
Administrator with will annexed.
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I,nIrafan,a sSale.

Under aud BY w tue of oeed OF trust executed
u 90 me by May L. Shields, on N "a Gay on
January IS76 as appears OF record II book ., page
Alb OF the Registers oice OF kayeite county, Ten
neSsee and also in deed book 80. page $50. IN the
once OF the ohanceTy clerk OF Marshall county, Mis-
sissppI the Indebtedness therein secured not nav
ing been paid, will, at the request OF Tue oehs-
SATURDAY,, March go 1879. ,.,-
beiWee en- the hours OF 10 O'Clock m ana : o cioSA
m sell 10 toe highest and best bidder Iof cam
On the southwest corner OF Union and NAN >tIeStS'
in the city OF Memphis, Ter n, al OF sectlli 10
t0ynShtD / range 3 west OF the bases uefluldn
linz containing six hundred and forty GU aclSs
OF land lying partly in ta1ette county; ael-L.t
ana MsIshsII county. Mississippi togetner Win al
OF the IMPROVEMENTS thereon IKE OelleSeu 70 DC
peiAoo'' III W l. CLAPP, Trustee
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DRY GOODS.
rRH rELEGRAPHl

NEW YORK, March I4.-The jObbing trade con-
tinues fairly active. and business 10 moderate WITH
commission houses. Cotton goods are N sletdy ue-
fair demand Dress goods are doing we'll Aleh'5
wear w olens moving slowly except hne ana fancy
goods active
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INSa. LANCE.
ADMINISTRATORS.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

TTAVING been qualified as the Administrator of
II the Estate of VIM. s. Filter, deceased, all per
sons indebted to said estate are notled 20 come ior
ward and settle; and all persons having claims
against decedent are requested to present the same
within the time prescribed by law TO prevent being
barred. February 3, 1879.
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To all who are suffering from the errors and indis-
cretiOns of youth weakness early decay loss
of manhood etc, will SEND recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by mi- sIonaTy in South America. Send
seIf-addressed envelope to Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN
Station D Bi6Ee House. e51 York CIT
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Administrators Notice,

TTAVING been qualified as administrator OF the
II estate OF Archibald Thweatt deceased, all
persons having aims against the said estate are no
tilted to present them as prescribed BY law and per:
sons indebted to the estate requested TO come 1or
ward and settle.
GEO. c. HARDIN, Administrator,
air afr
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Ford & Johnston. Solicitors
.hancery sale Of Real Els ate,
d d

No 3143. R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
william Banjes vs. Cora In2e It al
10y Virtue of an introductory decree for sale, e.
d tered in the above cause on the 18th day OF
FebrIlarg 1879 Vi. B. 23, page 257, viii sell, At
public auction. to the highest bdder, IN iTont or
Inc Clerk and Masters Office, Courthouse building,
Main street, Memphis, Tennessee. on
saturday. march A5. $50,
within legal hours the following described property,
10 wit: Situated in the Taxing-DlstTlet (Menphlsl'
shelby county Tennessee at the southwest inerSec-
ton Of Second and Jackson streets. fronting the
west side OF Second street 50 feet zig inches and
the south side of Jackson street 40 fest.
Terms of Sale-O e-third cash: balance In SIX
ana twelve months-purchaser giving bond bearing
interest Lien retained. etc.
This February Is, 1879
r. ]. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
Humes & PostOn and L. B. M'FaflanO, Soils
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LnAN AasnCEATEssNa.
New Series! New Series! !!

THE PEOPLES BUILDING COMPANY issues
i New Series Of stock every MOI tn. S "a 81
meeting rs are held the fiTst Tuesday evening q
earh month al 7Ih O'Clock, al Nc. pol Azln street
second story to receive cues join Us Tor saIeiy'
economy and expaItencA' Loans made on gOou pay
~, al estate anywhere In shelby county. Money
70 loan: Stock for sale; No back dues Information
eheerfuiiy given al al W. a. GOODMAN. President
STuRM Secy,
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NnYELTY IN ART.

The art Of yeing the hair In fge minutes so as to
deceive the whole world, has been discovered.
ChTisdadOrO's Hair Dye
Is the only chemical combination In existence which
changes the color of the baF without iDturing the
firing PRINCIPE which fesds, mostens anu sustains
the hOreS.
GhrIStad0Fo's GaIf FreSerVatiVe,
valuable adjunct to the Dye In dressing and pro
rnyting the growth and perfect health of the hair,
and OF itself. when used alone, a safeguard that
projects the fbres from q cay uDder all clTeuIll-
stances and under all climes Manufactured by ].
CRI5TA DORO, No 90 william street. New YORK.
Sold by ali Druggists Applied by all HAIR DresseTs
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I'm. fo. Il tne future market was IS 10 loHs - a.
mis- gIiet ana st-adl-r; 1893. quiet ana nm
1uep, hm 1880. steady; ;aul sIe1u!' @''0'
i..r.f.. 4.l5 CIm. sales, 300 ulits. .,,.. a..
me New Orleans mHrSat closed strong al eI5,- ~
,,i.fflir- slI-s. 1000 bales; receipts, net 40o'
lies. -tocz. Z5b. 7gt bales. --,.. ,ro
me Liverpool kilograms yesterday rep9Ieiz ~
S G, 80 sales 5000 bales, o. which
Si59 were american. Receipts, 9sOO bales Oh
,yhico 1850 were American; ~, 1870. Nfs-c,
az. ~ 10 82d; A5His,hd TN! {.rtns ZIG
ssr,bsz t-.-u. AZ the Gloss fuiueres were
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RIVER NEWS.
River and Weather.

The table and dispatches below give fl
cial information concerning the weather and rlvers
OFFICE SIGNAL SERvICE, q. ). A,
MEA5pfIs March II, 1879.
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R j. BLACK. Clerk and Maste-.
Hanson & Estes. and WeatheTford & Gillian, Att'ys.
Cbancery sale of Real Estate.

No. 1892 R -ChRncery Court OF Shelby county
Julia ". Woodward Administrative Of F. n Wood
ward, deceased, vs. Pherelias woodward ct al.
DY virtue of an iDterloeutOry decree for sale, en-
/ tered in the above cause on the 18th Gay OF
June, 1877. and renew5d and modified February 2.
1879, / will sell at public auction, TO the highest
bidder IN front OF ths Courthouse, In Taxing Dis
tr,ct (hain street, formerly Memphis. Tennessee, on
saturday, March 10. 1879,
within legal hours, the following described property
situated In Shelby county. Tennessee, to wit: lot
no. 4, according to the plan Of Subdivision made
out In the cause of James c. Anderson, eXpaTte No
2IO3, n. r. D.. on file In the ChanceIy Court OF
Shelby county: Beginning at stake 40 linss OF a
pOst oak marked A, Captain Meritt's northwest cor
ner; thence south 40 chains TO stake with three
red oak pointers; thence west 20 chatns 70 stake
with elm and four sassafras pointers; thence north
40 chains to a stake near the homestead whence
degrees west 81 links post oak, east 40 degrees
/ outh II links post oak marked a; thence east 20
chains to the beginning; containing eighty acres
save and except, however. that portion OF same
which has been allotted and set apart as the widow
dover, tO-wIt: ThiIty-seven acres on the western
side of the tract running the whole length Of same,
being In width chains 26 links, leaving to be sold
only 43 acres.
months: note with surety, lien retained, etc.
This February 10, 1879.
r J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
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ADON5 IJN NudIl5co'
STATIONS, "--o-. RISE Fail
Below high water marx or 1874
LOCAL, OBSERVATIONS YE5TE


NASHVILLE, March I4.-HIver falling, feet
on the SHOALS.
WHEELING. March l4.-Rlver 26 feet and fall
ing Weather cloudy and warm
PITTSBURG, March I4.-River 13 feet inches
and falling. WeatheF-clear and mild.
CINCINNATI, March 14.-Rlyer rising weather let
cloudy, colder and windy Nlghl-hl'er % Iee'
and rising.
LOUISVILLE, March 14.-River rising; 3 feet
inches IN the canal Weather clear ana COL. Al
rived: Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati
NEW ORLEANS, March 14.-Weather-cea
thermometer SO deg. Arrived: A. p. Silver, ST.
Louis; W. p Halliday, Louisville. .. 2. schencx'
Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE, March 14-RlYer rising, % feet
by the gauge. Weather-clear; mercury, q deg.
Dep ,rted: Golden Rule, am; Morgan, pm;
sam Roberts, pm.
VICKsBUR3, March I4-Rlver fallen inches
TIE sasse stands % feet 8 inches. wea her-clear;
55 S5f m9 see no Roo3 City Of pvcksbuTg ii am
CAIRO, March IA Oon;-Arriyed; Aoie e, Moore
and Colorado 81 LDui's d r st. Ious am
DspaGted: Sherlock. New orleans, pm; Col rodo,
wSsibeT eiear and cold Nght-Arrved CITY of
| Alton New Orleans, 4 pm; John Dippold, New o.
/ n m BiyeT % feet / Inches and rising. Weather
clear. Thermometer, 30 deg.
Movements at the Levee.
! ARRIVALS.
| Coahoma, Friars Point; osceOla Belle, oscecla;
| Josie Harry, White river.
] DEPARTURES.
| Red Wing. vicksburg; Coahoma, Friars Point;
| Oscsola Belle, Oscecla.
N PORT.
James W. CAT, Josie Harry.
BOATS DUE.
! Tofrr-Shields Colorado, John A. ScuddeT.
| TD-GeOrge ". Cheek. John Mauds.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FY1AEs PoIsr- George W. Cheek. Stack Lee mas
ter, D pm.
WHITE R1vER-JosIs Harry. Nit R. Harry master
c-,,r,,y,,,,,-Janss ". Gan. Robert W. Wise mas
Ter, 8 pm.
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The following are the New York spot quotations
Cor Yesterday: Ordinary l-lbc; good ordinary,
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vi s-,I; 4:i5. quiet Sales BIo bales. STOCK
1s2 low n, Is the latest New York telegram OF
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