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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-05

HrATH OF LOUISIANA !
Executive Department,
New Orleans. January 3. 1879
Sealed proposals will be received at this oflco
until SATURDAY. January n. 1878. at ia M. for
the construction OF the following levees:
Deer Park. parish OF Concordfa. Fourth Dis
trict.
Marengo. parish Of Concordia. Fourth Dis
trict.
Bayou aoula. parish Of Iberville Third Dis
trict.
Souvenir. parish Of Ascension. Third Dis
trict.
Gem. parish Of Ascension. FIRST District.
Port Allen. parish Of West Baton Rouge.
Third District
stackhouse, parish Of Plaonomines. second,
District
Eimwood. parish Of Jefferson. First District.
I Plans, probes and specifications OF the above
State EnGineer's. offices
Proposals shall be addressed to the undsr~
signed. ana each one indorsed for the PARTON
lar levee on which the bid IL made.
The sealed proposals must contain deposit
amounting to one cent for each yard OF tho
estimated contents mp to 10000 yards, andean
additional quarter Of one cent for every yard
over, to be forfeited TO the State In case OF the
failure Of the contractor or bondsmsn to 1ual-
lily within forty.eight hours after adjudication.
or else the bondsmen must be present al tho
opening Of the bids. prepared to sign lame
diately.
Payment for this work Will be made e. per
statement In the once Of the State Board OF
Engineers.
Thebeard reserves to itself the right oYeject
any or all bids.
FRANCIB r. NICHOLAS.
Governor and President OF the Board Of State
Engineers. is4M
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Go to Blackmans College, No, la1 Carondelet
street, for business education.
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DIR. F. ii. KNAPP & son.
DENTISTS.

NEW ORLEANS.
TEETM KxTRAOrED WITHOUT PAIN.
They have the newly improved LIQUID. Nitrous
Oxide Gas. which is superior to the gas hereto
fore used.
Being perfectly pure. less is required to pro-
result to the patient from It's use.
:. Great reduction In prices for dental opera
lions. nO2O W Su "
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ARTICfE vi.

responsible beyond the amount Of any unpait
balance due to the company on tho share
owned BY him, for any debt. tAult. contract o.
informally in organising have the eject Of rem
derfng this charter mil or Of exposing stock
holder to any liability beyontthe amount OF thu
unpaid balance due uoOn his stock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-05

No shares OF the capital stock of this com.
pany shall be sold or transferred By any holden
sold without having been first offered to ths
corporation. which shall have the privilege o.
purchasing at an appraised price; and In case
any stockhQ11er shall have the refusal Of thu
stock proposed to be sold upon the same terms
The stock ehall be transferred only ON the book
of tho cnruoratf0n
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Hair Play Locals.


; Messrs. Editors: As have not given you
my "dots" from Fair Play in some time, l
will writc few for your next issue. We
aro such quiet people that nothing much
occurs outside of tho regular routine of oyery
day lilo. I will first begin with tho
CROPS. v.,
1T is hard to say anything definite about
them yet. as they aro so young, though tho
present indications are good. Tho wheat is
looking remarkably we'll, but the ont crop
does not seem to bc doing ,auch. There is no
lsign Of rust in the wheat. and If wo do not
t|ave too much rain, there VIII be fair crop
made. The acreage is about the samo as last
!. Scar, but tho general impression SCENE to bo
fgtt'at Tho yield will fur oxcecd that of 1878.
yorn is looking we'll and most of it has boon
worked over tho first time. Tho stand is
generally good. Tho farmors seldom got rs
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
>ocOnee County.
Hnn the GNUra Common PLEAS

Gilmcr, Plaintiff, against II NJ Payne and
ii Knox, ,Dcfenlans-CoMrL MoNEY
DEMAND
TO II VI Payne and II Knox, tho Defendants
IN The above stated case
YOU and each Of you are hereby summoned
L ana required 10 answer the complaint in this
action, which is filed in The Office of the Clerk
OF the Court of Common Pleas in and for the
County and State aforesaid, at Walhala, South
tarolina, and scrve copy of your answer on
the subscriber Mt his Office in The Court House
at Walhalla, South Carolina, within twenty
days after tho service hereof, exclusive of the
day OF service. II you fail to answer the com i.
plant within that time, tho Plaintiff will take
judgment against you for tho sum of one hun
dred and th,ry-sevcn dollars, besides interest
and for the COSTS Of this acion.
N. B. CARY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Walhala, $. c., April 81, 1870.
Witness w STRInLING, c. CP.
10 ii Nj Payne and Il II Knox, tho Defendants
above named.
Take notice, that If you fail 10 nnswcr the
complaint within the time aforesaid tho Plaintiff
will taKo Judgment against you for tho sum of
ono hundred and thirty-scvcn dollars besides
interest and tho costs of this action.
N. Il. CARY,
AMI, o1 1910 Plaintiffs Attorney.
April "a, 1879 23.Gt
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good stand ms they have this spring and the
same Is tho case with cotton. Tho appears
ahco oil the cotton is worry healthy, and it is
ne'''s worked out with n good deal of vim.
l'vefy iarmer seems to be doing his best to
make good crop From what have been
ople TO learn tho acreage exoeeds that Of last
year. The acreage of corn is about tho same
as that of 1873. Just now We arc having an
abundance of
|.a9 RAIN AND HAIL, ,I;
Which has injured both tho crops and lands
ID places to n considerable extent, by over
flows and washing up tho crops. Wo seldom
have seen such severe storms rs visited us
last Friday evening and night. Mr.. W. j.
llix has sustained, byytho overflow of his
bottoms,a loss Of about thrcc hundred dollars,
and Capt. j. NJ, Kidd has also met with 4
severe loss from tho samo cause. Tho hail
was not of sufficient size to do any damage.
good many others sustained loss, but not
to any am onnt./
Some time since, Newton Cobb, living on
COL Wm. Hollands place, in Anderson
County, near horo, attempted
SUICIDE |
| Upon general principles. 1t seems that he
came to the conclusion thathe did not deserve
| to live, and that he did not want to 1.-Two. ue
| drank q bottle Of laudhnum, but tho only
effect produced was n good long nap tf'about
twcnty-four hours. Since taking The lauda-
nun he has also maoc an attempt to hang
himself IL ry, j, m
83 THE MERCHANTS al y
Arc doing very good business and sccm to
be hopeful. l guess they will como out
oil right il reading Redmond, tho North Gu
rolina Outlaw" doos not monopolizo toe
much Of their timo Croquct is numbered
with tho things of tic past with them, and
they have taken up that novel in its stead, ]
presume. % hi
Tho latest novelty is tho
| STEAM ENGINE
Owned BY Messrs. d. H. Glenn. w. Shcldor
5. S. McJunkin and John NJ. Dickson. 1t is Z
sell-propolling engine, and II very neat one
TO- Tho owners arc very we'll pleased Will
it. Alr. Glenn made quito trip with it, owe,
very bad md hilly roads. in ordcr to test il.
4 believe that it fully camc up to hio cxpeota
tions as n sclf-propcllor. lIo starod from
Seneca City. where The makers delivered it
and from there proceeded to Walhalla ant
thorce to Westminster and South Union an,
his homo and then to Fnir Play lie up
rcared here with two wagons attached to til,
engine, filed with passengers. 1t create
quito sensation. Tho engine has bccl
located Mt Mr.. ID. H. Glenn's mill. It j
turning out from thrco to four thousand fee
OF lumber per day.
MIR, w. j. ilix hns
WALKING cULTivAToR,
From, the manufnctory of B. L. Avery e. Sons
lilo has not tested it yet.
TUE FAIR PLAY HIGH SCHOOL
Closes for six weeks vacation on the 3O,
instant. The attcndance during the pas
Session has been very good
We have genius in tho way Of a black
smith here. think that / have mcn;ionc
before in Your paper that ho had taken tn
premium ut the Anderson Fair on scvcra
plows and a hummer. Dallas Smith is goo
workman, and he has been lately irving hi
skill on another shop hammer, which is yer
neat aud nicely finished. is in the cmnlo
of Mcssrs. d. II. & WS. Glenn. G.
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warrants hayo been issued expressed an
earnest desire to abandon their fraudulent
practices and by direction of the Attorney
General, with the approval of tho Secretary
OF tho Treasury. they were permitted to como
into court, plead guilty and havo their SEN
Pleas Of guilty with suspension of sentence,
have been taken rs follows: In Gcorgia, 1872;
South Carolinas 878S Nortl, Carolina, 370;i
Alnbnma III; ToDhssseo, 1926. Total. 2O80.
The Commissioner adds that a very largo
number of indictments arc pending at Nasbs
Villc, whero tho United States Court is now
in session, and that from the bcst information
be cnn now obtain lilo believes tbc numbcrldf
pleas ot guilty With suspensions Of sentence
will reach nearly if not quito one thousand
in Tennessee.
PURIfYING RANCID BUTTER Calvin Peck
| somo tenrycars ago obtained q patent for
restoring and preserving bntt6r; his invon.
| ton relates to u now process. for purifying
butter, having especial reference to arresting
| fermentation nhd restoring rancid butter.
His process consists in nieltihg tho butter in
a clean vessel andor a slow and regular heat.
and while it is melting he adds two ounces of
pnlverized alum, to every fyo pounds Of
butter, the butter being stirred gently while
melting. When thoroughly melted it is
strained through ~ fine straincE into clean
cNlu water. Inc buter Will rise 10 the Sura
face quito pure and transparent. The nlum
copguatcs the albumcn, the cnscinc, and other
foreign matter, ull Of which arc retained in
the strnncr, leaving tho butter perfectly
puro aud clcany aud of uniform consistency
When The butter IS Sufficiently cool to be
in good working order. it is carefully taken
out md thoroughly worked, adding to cacl
l'fivo pounds Of butter three ounces OF goot
4 dairy salt, one ounce oC clean satpctcr, and
Que ounce Of pulvcrizca white sugar. The
butter liz then packed in clean vessels. md il
fit for usc. ag
BY covering it with strong brine nnd keep
l ing it in cnol place. it is claimed It wii
remain sweet for any desired length of timo
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Shcrif's Sales.

DT virtue Of an execution to mo directed I
- will soil, on MONDAY, sale day in Juno,
1879, at tho Court House door in Walhalla,
between tho legal hours of sale, the following
described property, TO wit: ,... :,
III ONE Tract of Land situated in Oconee
County, containing 80 acres, moro or loss,
adjoining lands Of W. j. Duffic and others,
levied on as the property of James r. Cox
at the suit of Isaac Standridge.
TERMS OF SALE--CASH.
JAMES II. ROBINS,
Sheriff Oconee County,
May s, 1870 25-4t
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T AK RETURNS
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE.
WALHALLA, ;. c., April 90, 1870.

WALnALLA, 5. G., ApR1L %, 1870
NOTICE is hereby given that The Auditors
oico will be open to receive TAX RETURNS
from Juno lst to July 2Oth 1870.
The Auditor or his Assistant will attend at The
following places at the time specified for tho
assessment Of Personal Property, viz:
West Union, Monday, Juno 9th
Seneca City, Tuesday and Wednesday, Juno
10Th and lltl.
Bird AbbcIt's, Thursday Juno 12h.
Siuons Mills Friday, Juno 18TH
j. B. Sanders, Saturday, juno 14h.
Fair Play, Monday and Tuesday, Juno 10th
and l7lh.
Bachelors Retreat, Wednesday, Juno 18th.
Westminster, Thursday and Friday, Juno 10Th
and Goth.
Thomas Powcll's, Saturday, Juno 2lst.
Fehton Halls, Tuesday, Juno 24th,
Mrs. Barkcr's, Wednesday, Juno Goth.
McDadc's Mills, Thursday, june goth.
William Rowland's, Friday, June 9th.
Lays Mills, Saturday. Juno 28th.
Talley's Shops, Tuesday, July lst
High Falls, Wednesday, July I'd.
After the goth of July the returns of those
failing to return will bo made from tho best in i.
formation Tint can bo obtained and fifty per
cent. ad,lcd thereto.
All malo persons from twenty. ono 10 sixty
years of age, excepting those exempt by law,
are required to return their polls.
Merchants, manufacturers and bankers must
mako their returns strictly according to law.
Each taxpayer, except when impossible to
do so, must mako their own return.
All assessments of personal property must
bo "ti'o usnal selling price Of similar property
on>thc usual terms at executors or administra-
tors sales, Mt tho place where tho return is
made" G.. II. WATSON,
ue Auditor Oconce County.
May 1880 24.st
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WAslIrNoroN, May 13.--Both houses Of
Congress to-day received from tho Secretary
OF tho Treasury communication transmit
ting sundry recommendations submitted to
him by the Commissioner of Internal Rovo-
nue, and detailed report of tho operations
Of tho bureau in tho suppression of Illicit
distillation IN tho States where it has been
most prevalent from July |, 1870, to tho
present time. 1t is, shown that during that
poriod 2,G38 stills havo been seized; {. 5.422
persons havo becn arrested for illicit distil.
ling; SlOo. l25 havo been expendcd for spo-
c'al deputies, employed for tho purpose Of
supprcssing Illicit distiling, and 10 persons
were killed and 35 wounded while thus en-.
gagged. The operations have been carried on
principally in Georgia, Alabama, tennessee,
Kentucky, South\Cnrolina, Norh Carolina
and Virginia, IN which seven States tho seiz-
jnres numbered 1888 and tho arrests 4,0l5.
Commissioner Raum says:
Since March |, 1877, in several of tho
districts in tho Southern States. and whilo
operations for tho suppression of illicit dis.
tillation were being vigorously prosecuted,
many of tho Illicit dlstillors against whom
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-05-22
NOTICE..
State Of South Carolina.
OCONEE COUNTY.

q
.OCONEE COUNTY,.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS:
Young Davis, Plaintiff, IS. William b. Davis,
G. D. Davis, Elizabeth b. Elstcn, Lofty
Ann Fisher, Laura j, Mashburn nee Davis,
John S. Davis, Efio Leo Davis, Walter O.
Davis, Mary D. Davis, Hattie Davis, Matte
Davis Wado B. Davis, Mary +. holmes nee
Davis, sallie B. Davis, Mamie M. Davis.
Harvey A. Davis, Beatrice Z. Davis. War
rem r. Davis and Clifie II. Davis, Defend-
ants-SHmnons for Partition Of Rcai
Estate, Relief, DC.
10 the Defendants above named.
VOU are hereby summoned and required
i to answer the complaint in this action.
which is filed in tho Office of tho Clerk of
tho. Court of Common Pleas for the said
county and to serve copy Of your answer to
tho said complaint on tho subsuriber at hiS
ofce, on tho public square in tho town Of
Walhalla, in the County and State. aforesaid
within twenty days aftot tho service hereof.
exclusive of the day Of such service; and If
you fail to answer The complaint within thS
time aforesaid, tho plaintiff in this action viii
apply to tile Court for the relief demanded in
tho complaint }. S. p. DENDY.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Walhella, S. c. April 2lst, 1879.
G. +: Y. srs'pl'Sd, 9. .. :.
10 the Absent bsfepdants-wiiliam i. Davis
x; D, Davis, John s. Davis, Elizabeth d
Elston--
fTNAKE notice tRat tho simmons and com,
j. plant in this action was filed In the Office
Of tho Court of Conmon Pleas for Oconee,
10 Al. 4 = a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-05-22
Pocket Lost.

1t was in tho town Of b., and Mr.. S. had
just concluded somo purchases, when no
madc the startling discovery that his pocket
book was lost. While searching his pockets
ho found buckeye, and said" -"Gontlemcn,
my pocketbook is lost, but thoro has been
something discovered by DR.. Tablcr, of Nash
villc, of far greater value. 1t is the Buckeye
Pilo Ointment, which will cnro Pile. in all
cascs, when used according to directions.
Try it. Price SO cents bottle. For sale by
II. T.. Norman s. Bro.
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" AVUI&4N HNNAYNVIJN
OF
REAL ESTATE.
Office Of County Auditor,
NAV g. 1870

BY IN Act Of tho Legislature. approved De-
cember >24th, 1875 am required to appoin.
three intelligent anu discreet frecholdcrs in
each Township in the County, who shall consli-
tute Township Board Of Assessors for Real
Estate. I therefore mako the following appoint
ments, viz:
Conter-W. j. Xix, S. II. Johns and J. a.
Elrod.
Scncca-sloan Y. Stribling, r. Y. II. Lowcry
and Il. p. Werner.
Tugaloo-John S. Dickson, Wm. j. SIribling
and 0. !. Walker.
wagcncr-W. c. Keith, W J. Nevili and r.
f. Sharp.
Kcowcc--A. B. Grant, B. Frank Robertson
and J. NJ. Cannon.
Puaski-W. IL. Thrift, Wm. J. Dcaton and ] :.
L. Phillips
Chattooga-Abc Robins, Geo. W. Symmes
and w. a. King
While Watcr-Jcssc Lay, Franklin T.. Moody,
Jr., and YIN. Rowland.
The persons appointed for the several Town
ships will meet together at some convenient
place, take the constitutional oath Of ofIioe
elect q chairman and thus become tho Township
Board of Assessors The chairmch of the
several Township Boards shall together consji-
tutc the County Board of Equalization. For
the purpose Of organizing said County Boarl
the cairnicn Of tho various Township Boards
will meet in tho Auditors Office on MONDAY,
tho Cd day Of June, 1879.
q. H.. WATSON,
Auditor Ocoiee County.
May g, 1876 25-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-05-22

RALEIGH. N. c.. May IG.-~IIcnry Alphonso
Davis, (whitc,) Henry I Andrews, (whitc) and
Lewis Carlton, (colored,) the noted Chapel Hill
burglars. were to-day hanged at IIillsboro, the
county seat of Orange County, where their nu-
merous crimes were committed. All the rri-
soners proclaimed their innocence TO the las,
moment. Carlton spoke an hour AMI said his
salVa ion was sure. The parting between An.
'lrews and his sister the scaflold was most
affecting. All were firm and showed no signs
Of wavering. The hanging was badly bo,ohcd
up The ropes around the nccks of Davis and
Carlton were too long and their feet rested on
the ground They were raised and tho ropes
rctied, causing death FROM strangulation. a
terrific thunder storm ragged during the hanging
and the scene was wild and terrible. At least
eight thousand people were present.
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TAX NOTICE,

Treasurcr's OHco, May IL, 1879.
TNlE books for tho collection Of tho first
Il installmcnt Of taxes for tho fiscal year
1873 arc now opehed and will be kept open
at this Office Until further notice.
II. s. POHCIIER,
ha Trehsurer Oconec Comfy.
May 25, 1870 25-it.
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Tho Mexican Dollar.

What is the difference between tie Mexican
dollar and Tabler's Buckeye Pile O:ntmcntY
One does what it promises and the other
doesn't. The Mexican dollar says, 81 am
ono hundred CENTS" bat when you como to
invest it you find it is only cighty-fvc.
Tablo''s Buckeye Pile Ointment sny', II will
cureyou of. Piles" and upon trial it is found
to 90 so in every case. 1t makes but one
promisc--to cure Piles; and does so wi,hou,
failure. Price so cents bottle. For sale
by r. II. Norman & Bro.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-22
ARKANSAS.

The Batesville Pilot is just one
month old.
Nevada county gains 756 voters by
the death of Clark county
A SANDER case of considerable in
terest is in progress at Alma.
Melbourne claims to have the hand
soonest set of old bachelors in the
State
There is some talk of organizing a
fair association in the northern tier of
counties.
Starbuck, bad man from Malvern,
charged with stealing cotton, has been
captured at Texarkana.
Governor Miller has issued a procla-
nation extending the time for paying
taxes until the g3d Of May,
An exploding kerosene lamp came
near destroying Wishon Bros. Store al
Newport, a few nights since. AiA
Two hundred visitors from Mem
phis and Little Rock will spend the
summer here Conway Traveller.
The stable and crib of Mr.. Balainl
Melton, who lives on Laferty creek,
lizard county, was struck by lightning
on the 9th instant, and entirely con
sumed, destroying two horses, 25O
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-22
CINCINNATI
Dwelling and Brewery Burned. Terri.
bic Cutting ARRAY.

CINCINNATI, April 22.-Frederick
Burker's dwelling and George Steph-
ems brewery, at Shelbyville, Ind,
burned at a late hour last night. Loss
$1,000; insured for $1,000 in the Royal.
Accounts have been received of a
terrible cutting aEray, which occurred
at Yellowbud, twelve miles from
Chillicothe, O., Sunday night. A
man named Murphy, upon being Or
dered to keep quiet by Hart, keeper
of saloon, where he was creating
disturbance, drew a knife and stabbed
Hart in the breast and arms nine
times. One Barlow, attempting to in
terfere, received a cut across the abb
domen, The wounds of both men are
pronounced fatal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-22
JACKSON.
The Law Docket of Shelby County
Taken Up To-Day.
A Large Number of Cases Dis
posed Of

Special to the LEDGER
JACKSON, April 22.-0n a peremp-
tory call of the Shelby county law
docket to-day, No. 237 was affirmed
255, 246, 337, abated 382. 1874, stricken
from the docket for want of counsel;
397, 4O3, 4O5, 513, 563, were heard
469, AIS and 61O, continued. The
court called through the law docket
and adjourned because no counsel
were present to try any case called.
Tomorrow the peremptory call will
be continued and every case up to 600
and over will be heard or continued
to next term. The chancery docket
will probably be reached Thursday.
No. 569 is the last case for hearing at
this term on the chancery docket.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-22

such favorable impression on the
minds Of hackers generally that the
final quotation at Tattersall last night
for City aud Suburban handicaps was
only three to one against him. The
next fayorite was Elf King, who was
taken at seven to one.
Parole was one Of the earliest arri-
walls at EPSON and did two canters
yesterday morning, giving great salts
faction. On the downs to-day the
Americans cheered loud as Parole
bore to the front the colors of Pierre
Lorillard. Lord Rosebery's four
year old, Ridotto, was second; Lord
WiltOn's six-year old, Cradle, third.
Last betting, 3 to against Parole,
20 to l against Ridotte, and 20 to l
against Cradle. There were IS start
ers. There was some heavy betting
last night on Uncas, another of Loril-
lords stable, at 100 to 8 against him
for 1000 guineas stakes.
MADRID, April 22.-The coalition
of the Progressists, the Constitutional
party, and the friends of CASTELAR, OBJ
tained for the three groups respective
ly eight, thirty-four and nine seats in
congress. Abstentions from voting
were more numerous than under uni
versal suffrage. In Madrid 1000 out
of q 600 electors voted, and in Bar
celona 2400 out of $500.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-22
River TeIegranls.

ST. Louis, April %. Arrived
Yellowstone, New Orleans; Colorado,
Vicksburg. Departed-none. River
falling. Clear and warm.
WHEELING, April %. - River II
feet 6 inches and falling. Departed
Graham, Pittsburg, II am. Clear
and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, April %, Canal
feet and stationary. Clear and warm,
CINCINNATI, April 22.-River ris-
ing Clear and warm.
CAIRO, April 22.-Arrived-Paris
c. Brown, Cincinnati, 8; John Dip
pold, St. Louis, g. Departed-W. P.
Halliday, New Orleans, s. Clear and
warm.