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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-21
CARLISLE'S TALK,
s
THE MEXICAN TRAIN ROBBERS
COME TO GRIEF.
Matters Of Interest From San An.
tonio-Race Uneaslness in
Consoles County

~.
u, w ARLINGTON, -. ~ November "
Today was unexpectedly dull IN SPEAK
etshlp matters All the candidates were
al tneiI headquarters nut uotmuie than
" hall doleh congressman have arrived
since SATURDAY, anu th.re Is scarcely
enough material On haud Tor the con
'es'au's 10 usu' over. Slece the ar
IlNhI ul hahualI an uhdenilbly friendly
current has set II" for him aud there Is Il
growing feeling mat the interests u the
democratic parry may require M nom
mar lou. lie rode down to his
I,hdPuartoIs lu-'hl with 'ngrcssmHn
Manning, OF Mississippi Nearly all the
sou'h.rn representatives here called to
SEE NM Mr. kanduI expressed his
usual confidence III his election. y large
delegation OF conLrcssmeu IS expected
to morrow.
representative Carlisle sad to-day,
IN a'klhg 10 group of friends, that lie
MAS POOR hand to rlectionecr Tor him
sell, though lie cuuld do excellent work
III that way for others 81 never asked
a man to vote for me lu my lite tor any
thlng, sud- Carlisle That my
case precisely, SAID Atkins, OF Tenues-
see, candidate for the house clerk
snip, VINO wa. one of the party MI
carlisle br hrycs that he has Il much
larg number NJ votes secured than Mr..
Randall has, lie does not affect to be-
ieve that he has walkover or that the
speakership is coming to him without
effort; tut his opinion is, that after one
or two ballots, aud when the Cumpli-
meutnry AM scattering votes shall have
been completed, hr will get votes
ftfn ]. l..t
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or A.ale,

Five ncrrs ot lnul, with gooG gin
house. three nov gin stan '-, pre-s, en-
giue and boiler, ia goo iH, s'lcndld
tank, within eight mllrs uf Waco, IN
hr-t cotton ucighborhuod Ia the county;
will bee sold cheap. Apply 10 4. \.
Blair or H. A. MrDuald, at gin, eight
miles uurh beast If Waco. llll-tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-21

II you want first @ uss custom made
shoe Tor either lndies, misses, children
OF gents don't fail to see those best goods
at T. X. Jorduu's. All goods guaranteed
IA represented. None better made
4-lU-tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-21
WACO EXAMINER.
WACO, NONEMBERaLi.,5.
LOCAL. RRL.NIIII:S
Items OF Interest From our Rc-
porIcrs' Note ssuuL-

p"rters' NoIe Ho"k-.
The crooks are all in mi'
-lhe two f3oi pa Is remain in the Gala.
booze.
Fourteen misdemeanurs were Hsoer-
iuinei toy the grand jury Yesterday.
VIII not the aJirrmanic cuud,Iate s
speak uut The people wish To hear their
Views
A brother OF px. United states Mar
shal NuliWcll ii. Russell, is at the Pacific
hotel
The McLcnnon county court does
more business than any similar tribunal
10 the state.
Forty OF the new grand iury mljc'
mrnts are assigned 10 the durhct OF the
county court.
The census officer sworn in tor the
lhri ward il W. \. ,'u,,udy. nominate
by General NpeighL All are at wurh.
1t is understood that tnc sraud iur,
Is doing lis duty in all respects. \ class
ol persons ia tins city are klc,iug vWiullA.
Filed In the county court. Philip
Baum rs. VIII. Roper, suit Tor $1,000 ola
rrumisury note, with glul,hmrnl Oh
James VI. Lrayitt,
Marriage licenses issued to MI WILL.
lam landcls and Miss oyINtniu Brrmt.
\. {. Doyle AID Mis- Belle Garrett. =. \.
Clarke and Miss Maggie \. Gudbrr.
bridge street eight Year, ago was
ilN,IN rs brisk trade cuulu make D.. Now
It Is tlhpan alley. dealer llu.n a Luuduu
tttIti- Ale tlllH II o.
Change.
1t is not to h, inferred that the abe
'rncc OF several citizens ut Nupu.d jhi,
Time On II fishing exclusion has anything
To do with the present SESSION OF the
gIand jury
Nj. Y. Harper v. Samuel II. Harper,
suit To Icmuyr cloud from tillr: Judgment
for plaintiff amt planlil pay, cost THE
last business in district court yesterday.
tried after Jury retired with coupon cast
In cast OF Walker ". the city ot Waco
the jury took it at q O'Clock and dc'ibeml-
cj an hour. After that the court permit
t,d tlir Jury to di-hand to rcu--rmblr Too
murruw, cauliuniug the members 70, cu,-
tomary.
In the recorders court yesterday
morning A.t. Bultun wa, lincd - Tor
n-snulling certain negroes. hid about
H. years uI age was tined 80 tor gtmiu.
one NgrHut and one druuh were iurd
respective ~ and -.
-- Bad Ferguson. arrested Dos Mr.. En-
hnnk. Of Falls county Wa. taken Ju
/ Builcsun county dIy ur Two
since hy Deputy Nhcril Moddm, on 20
charge of Stealing hul,v-. llr.W. Idyuu-
lied 20, the punE wanted.
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The W idioM.

Is expected IN a lew days at Castles,
Morrison & Cos, Call ami see her.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-21

Guarautceu 10 cure cold or cough
Ackcr- celebrated English remedy.
Sold 10, Castles, Morrison * Co.-lU.Gtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-21

Ouera glasses Tor sale or rent, NJ
LkyISsKI AZ ALHEA's.
Job tC
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6: s: OH. 60 , =.

~ We refer 10y permission to Waco
State Bank, Waco National bank
and State Contra! Bank.
The following is u partial list of
property we are now Offering:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-21

Complicated watch repairing 20 spec
ially.ul LEylN-hi ~ ALnEN'0.
--.U-5 a.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-21

The two foot pals remain in the Gala.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-22
A Romantic Marriage Recalled.
New Orleans Piosyune.


AT midnight on Sunday Marie
Henrietta Innerarity, widow of the
late Colsnel Henry Wilson, Of the
United States army, bade farewell to
hef weeping children around her bed
side and closed her eyes in eternal
sleep. To-day a sOrrowing throng
will follow her remains to their last
resting place. Mrs. Wilson was born
in Pensacola, Fla, in 1906 Her
father was a member Of the firm OF
John Forbes 4 Co, who had exclu
sive control OF the trade Of several
States. They we're successors to the
historical firm Of Panton. Leslie 4
Co. Ga her mothers side she was
descended from the De Villiers, Of
France. Her mothers brothers were
all officers in the Spanish army, leav
ing Florida when it was ceded TO the
United States. Her marriage to Col.
Wilson was q romantic one. He came
to Florida as a member Of General
jackson, the celebration Of the ami
versary Of whose famous battle began
just as she expired. Mr.. Innerarity
was a British subject and became
engaged in a dispute with General
jackson concerning the trade privi>
lages of his firm. General jackson
ordered Mr.. lnnerarity's arrest, and
Colonel Wilson, then a Captain, was
detailed to execute the warrant. Thus
began the mountaineering of the
gallant soldier and his future bride.
and they we're aitcrward married.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-22
Cotton.

Sales Saturday, 600 bales; to expOr.
ters $50; Ospinners 100, closing steady
and unchanged from the day before
Sales for the week, 1850 bales; to ex.
porters, l45o; to spinhers, 6lOO. Prices
are now I to TO lower on bright classes
than this day last week. Low mid
ding, middling and good middline
have declined to- middling fair and
fair, fc; ordiuaries &c, while stains are
! to 10 cheaper. The following are
ruling quotations; Ordinary, 7lO; good
ordinary, $50; low middiing, 9Ec; mid,
ding, SIC; good ~middling, loo mid
ding fair, lose; fair. 1Olc. q
stains-GoOd ordinary, 7Ic; low
mlddling, 8sc; middling, Sc.
The New York market shows a deA
cline from this day last week Of Lice
on spot deliveries, and from 4 10 8
points on futures. Liverpool is 10
lower on spots, while New Orleans is
cheaper on spots and 4 to 9
points lower on futures.
The receipts Of cotton in this mar.
ket are now 1881 bales ahead of last
year. Total at all U. s. ports last
week was 1882 bales, an increase
over same week last year of 1874
bales. The total since September
LIST has been 4,OO5, 9l3 bales, an
increase over last year to the same
date Of 430,2l5 bales. aud over the
year before OF 1865 ,SO2 bales. Total
shipments abroad this season 2,578,l7
bales, against / 1921 96 bales last year
and 2,359,O72 the year before. Total
stocks 93O,9l7 bales against l,li9,77
last year and $50, 400 the year before.
The worlds visible supply at the close
Of last week was 1900 56 bales, an
increase over last year Of 1Ol los
bales, and over the year before Of
92,245 bales, and over 1881 Of 693, 7S9
baleSfall at the same date.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-22
Attachment Notice.

Before Tom Holman. jr.J. P, for Shelby u
ty-I AS Miller vs.. Geo. II Mitchell.
IN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 1886 Of the Code Of
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property Of the defendant, @. II. Mitchell.
defendant Is indebted 10 plaintiff In the sum
Of Forty-one dollar, and eighty cents, due By
account, aud that the claim IL just, and that
tho defendant Is q nonresident Of the State Of
Tennessee; IL Is therefore ordered, that said
defendant make bis personal appearance boz
o'clock m. at my office, No. 81 Madison
st., Memphis. Tenn, and defend said attach
ment suit within the time prescribed BY law,
or the same will be- proceeded With ex-parte.
and that a copy fthis order b pubhshed ons.s
3 week for four weeks In the Memphis Public
Ledger.
This the 18th day Of January 1888
III 12} 1877 1874 TOW HOLM AN. Ir., j.. p.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-22
A Fnstidinna Prinnnrs.

RIoHMoND, Va, January 1.-THE
Marquis of LOrne and Princess Louise
spent a quiet, though to the former
an interesting day in the capitol of the
late Southern Confedoracy, which city
they had so much desired to see that
they Travelled several miles out oftheir
way TO see il.
The Princess Louise did not leave
her hotel. owing to fatigue after her
long journey. Over curious sight
seers we're repaid for louugine about
the hotel with q gain OF some ideas ol
royalty. Early 10 tho morning the
Princess desired to take abnh, but
declined to use the tub 10 her suite Of
! rooms because II was not new, A
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-22
uexHHaetIA
s.sEH4H4Is I,'.Ssssas4,Ya.

~ AAArGAt AAANu ethu1f1 - tS5sl
Money Is 10 liberal supply. and dis
count rates rule easy at 5 per cent
Exchange Is without variation, bank
buying Eastern bills at issc discount
and selling at par; on New Orleans
to of buying aud par selling, are the
ruling figures.
The volume Of financial business,
while moderate and something less
than last week, yet Is nearly double
that Of last year at this time. A con.
siderable demand rules for Investment
securities. and productive realty has
been changing hands rather freely Of
late. All classes Of dividend and
Interest paying securities are firm and
lend upward, With a good inquiry
prevailing.
The value Of Memphis and Charles.
ton railroad stock closed at 464, a de-,
cline this week of q. 1t is under
stood that efforts to cancel the lease
with the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia is likely to be resisted in the
courts, and this,perhsps, has Influenced
a depression. Tennessee State IS are
42a4S, an advance of lA2 during the
week. Nashville and Chattanooga is
GIL, against COZ; Louisville and Nash
vile Ta, against 55I; Missouri Pacific
lO4b, against 1884; Chesapeake and
Ohio 23!, against 22i. Government
per cents are llst AIS, 1l3l; 5s,lO3a,
and ss lO33, an advance Of ! on the
latter and II on extended Is, also
on 4ks.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-22
A Memphis Lady in " ashingtOn
NJ eIelY.
WashlnRtOn Republlean, n.

49,
Mrs. Keller had a large reception
in the red parlor at the Ebbitt House.
and was assisted by a large group Of
ladies', who we're handsomely attired.
Mrs. Keifer wore a myrtle green vel.
vet reception dress, with point lace
dohu: Miss Keller, a marine blue silk
and velvet, With corsage bouquet of
roses; Mrs. n. O. FarIand, a corsaee
and court train of chine silk, brocaded
with roses, with tablier Of bronze
satin; Miss mcfarland, of Springfield.
Ohio, white silk and brocade; Mrs
William r. Moore, of Tennessee.
white silk princesse dress, with
petticoat of white satin, painted with
roses and wild flowers, aud reyers Of
emerald velvet edged with point lace;
Mrs. General Ricketts,, a black velvet
and Jet toilet; Miss Harwood, black
silk with jetied lace trimming and
sleeves Mrs Moultcn, Of Cincinnati.
black Spanish lace over black silk,
Miss Bowman, OF Springfield, Ohio,
black ottoman silk with solid vest and
front o. cut Jet ornaments; Miss Paul.
black satin with front Of jet fringe and
sleeves Of ietted lace; Miss Harwood,
who is the guest of Mrs. Ricketts,.
sang during the early part of the
afternoon. At the close Of the recep.
lion Speaker Keller, Representatives
Robinson, Moore, aud others called to
pay their respects to the ladies.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-22
Attachment Notice.

Before Tom Holman j.. ]. p. for Shelby
oountv, Tsnn..J NJ Grogory vs.. AZ Man
del 4 Go. a firm oompoged OF A 9 Mandel,
NIL Mandel, L A Mandel aud B Maynz,
TN this cause an attachment having been
/ sued out under seotien 1855 Of the code Of
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
prOpertv OF the defendants A 9 Mhndel 4 %.
and a1idayil having boon made that defend
Fntg arc indebted 10 tho plaiptlh IN the sum
1850 50 dHe BY aaeonnt, ana that the claim
is bdst, aud that the defendants are non-
residents Of tho State 81, lonneesoet
II Il therefore ordered that said ~deiendanif
make their personal appearances before me on
the 2li day OF February, ldS3, o. IL 0'olock
IA, al ny ofice, No. % Madlfon ttsset,
Memphis, Tennessee. and defend said
aiteobmonl suit within the time pyesorlbsd
b. law, or the same VIII be nfO-
ooedod with ex-parte; and that q CORY u THE
order be published. once . Wal hf l0ul
Wooks 10 tho Public Ledger,
This the nth day 81 JAnuary, 1898.
TOM HOLMAN, JH, j, y,
NJ Gregory, attorney,
lis IA i29 IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-22
General trade.

ID - q lANAAIA
The leading feature of the market
the past week has been dullness in
nearly all branches. Meats have
varied some and advanced a fraction,
but close easy and with symptoms ola
decline. Prices in the West are to
lo@e on rib pork and tsic cheaper on
all classes of bacon than on this day
last week, while mess pork is 200
lower. No change is noted in lard,
whisky, coffee, sugar. molasses or rice.
Crude cotton seed oil rules UNMARRIED,
while refined has advanced 2a3c per
gal, Wheat, in the West, has advanced
during the week Sa4c per bushel aud
is Be- above two weeks ago. Flour is
3Oa5Oc per Dbl higher than two weeks
ago. 10 grain the movement here has
been Exceedingly light, Except
oats which are firm, and la2c per
bushel higher, and receipts for the
week Of 1900 SKIS, with a roady market
for all arrivals. Corn has arrived
freely and sales are slow at no advance
from last week. Receipts include 800
SKIS from White river, a fat boat load
from PemiscOt county, Mo-, Of some
1000 bushels, aud a total Of 5000 SKIS
Hay offers literally. Dealers are we'll
supplied with prices lower and sales
slow, But little has been done in
bran. Potatoes have been in active
movement, with sales Of good stock
free at advanced prices, both for table
and seed varieties. Apples have
been irregular With sales slow. Cab
bage from the South ofinferior quality
is difficult to dispose Of, while West
err or Ohio river growth is easier to
sell. Good poultry has been scarce,
and commands ready sale at improved
prices. Egg, are ia over supply and
dealers have made shipments during
the week to New Orleans, Chicago and
Cincinnati, an unusual occurrence for
this season Of the year. EStrsme
cold aud wintry weather has prevailed
for two days past, the thermometer
dropping here yesterday to 8 degrees
above zero, and the coolest Of The
season. Navigation below St. Louis
has been closed throughout the week,
while the latest news from the Ohio
Indicates 0 suspension in Ia stream.
The Southern rivers, however, remain
ip fair stage, aud are not likely 10 be
troubled by ice.
IL FLOUR AND MEAL--Dealers All
'LoIdea for -four at 81 10 to So 90 per Dbl
flor common 10 choice family, and Sc 90
10 97,H for patents. Cornmeal is in better
demand at ~ as per Dbl from mills, and
500 higher in a small way.
Ii FEEDSTUFFS-Corn quiet al 81 u
loo for shelled from first hands, and &
| higher at retail. Oats firm at 47HasSc in
floS and 3 70 So higher on orders. Bran
SO 90 per ton for wheat, Ga96c per owt
Corn bran Sl5 90 por ton. Cotton seed
meal SIS per cYt, Hay plentiful AZ sat-
SIS 90 per ton, and ~ TO tG TnT cwt a
f%retail. Prairie SLOW at-S7 por ton,
aVEGETABLES-Pota in lots a
the landing 90 % per Dbl for table, ant
81 6ia3 90 for seed qualities. Retailer
charge 2Sc higher. Nearly all tho stool
In market Is held by seeond dealers, anS
prices tend upward for sound Sweet
retail slowly Of 81 00a2 Is per Dbl. Onion
In light movement ut S22a2f 70 por Dbl a
retail, Turnips 10 a small way 3 pal 8
per Dbl. Celery 800 per bunch Cabhag'
nom Louisiana nominal, and Ohio rive
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-22

Y b tsss IA lsa ess
bath tas plsssA 10 ths klih Fess,
After shioh hst Roy1l HilhhslI 60.
joyed her bath. The suite Of rooms
occupied by the Marquis aud Princess
is the same that was assigned to the
Prince OF Wales on the occasion Of his
visit before the war. 1t was on the
occasion that Jim Cooke. a famous
Virginia ~concoctor Of liquors, made
for the Prince Of Wales the FIRST mint
julep His Royal Highness ever tasted.
To day the glass from which the
Prince bad this drink was unlocked
Tor the FIRST time, and ives used for
the royal guests.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-22
Non.Isesident Notice.

No. l6l, r. DIN the Bartlett Circuit Court
Of Shelby county, Tennessee Mary K.
Wallace W. j. ID. WallRce-DtyOroe
IT Appearing from the hi | dled Ia this cause,
i which Is. sworn TO, that the defendant, J
D Wallace, Is moo resident Of tho State Of
Tennessee.
1t Is Therefore ordered that he make his
personal appearance herein. at the court
Tonnes ice, on the to,oud Monday IN March.
1859. and plead. snswer or demuT 10 com.
plainants bill or the N will be taken
Tor confessed as 10 him and set for hearing
exparto, and that copy Of this order DO pub
nshed once a week for four leuocesuvo weeks
in the Public Ledger.
This the 1871 dav Of January 4, 1885.
TH0S. D, CRENSHAW, Clerk.
A copy Attest.
Brooks 4 Hammer, attorneys for eomp'lt.
III iE 100 l35
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-22

The PUBLIC LEDGER book bindery
IL Madison street, is in the same build
ing as the newspaper and job printing
establishment; is owned by the same
proprietor; embraces all machines and
material used in a 6rst.class book
bindery, and is conducted by compe.
tent workmen, capable Of executing
work in as good and substantial a
style as can be,done anywhere.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-22
New Advertisements
II H H
NORTHVE Est
Oregon, WashilgtNl and Idaho.

offers the best field for Emigranfs-
Vel q mild. equnbIe, aud henIrhv
climaiei cheap lands OF great f~srIiIf.
~. producing all v~arietiss Of Grain.
Ernlt. ami Grasses In wOndeFfni
a6uldauc an inexhnusItbIs nm.
Pr OF IitnOeri vnst Coat RfeIda, ana
osner mtnerRt deposits; cheaD aU1
quick transported ON by ra1iPeSa-
LUZ liver HavigattoDI direet cOun.
lmereel with all parts Ofthe woria'
Ocean. E"Oi"e
NJ pn0gTHs, NO INSECT PESTS. Nh
HURRICANES, WalRLWTNDS. on ,,THl
Ek DESTtGCTIVE PHENOMENA,
lhs lsndsot the Pacific Northwest show an
average PED Of wheat per acre largely In
excess q that Of any other section Of The
United States. q
No failu,s Of crops has ever occurred.
RECON Wheat commands e bighsr price
t uaa1 Inat o. any other country IN he Liver
An immeRse area Of very fertile Railroad
Z Goye nment Lands. within easy reach of
the trunk lines Of che Northern Pacific n II,
The Oregon Railway & NAVIGATION. and Ia
U O1Tsa : SalliSrnla X; r. Co.'S and their
the Columbia and Its tributaries. ore now
onered Tor sale OF Low Prices, and on Fasv
Tern or oeen 10 pre-emBtion and Home
the great movement Of population to the
Ooiumbia region now In progre, 8 will be eneF.
mou ly Increased by the completion Of he
Northern Paoidc r. r., and the Oregon Rail-
Wy q NAVIGATION Cos systems, This ron
derI certain a rapid increase in the value Of
the nitad st ties Llnd Laws.
F0r Pamphlets and Maps, de-
s~eripiive OF the country, It's re-
snufceSs climate, routes OF araY-
ell rates and full Information,
address
A. L. STOKES,
General Eastern Agent,
81 Clark ~. Chfeavn az
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-22

The subscription price Of the
DAILY PUBLIC LEDGER is So per
anuam and b0S soT month for less
than one year. The WEEKLY
LEDGER is 81 per annum-pOstage
free. Payable in advance invaria-
bly,.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-22
UUNTN IN.

y RitAbli bod In ls73.)
AAS oasS, B gISE!Ri ilSSB, fHsSiIi RI; Chi
SneoiAl facilities for the purchase aud sale Of
Stock, BONDS, GRAIN, PROVISIONS.
Refer 10 Meohaulcs' National Bank ~. r.:
Etth National Bank, Chlcsso, and German
Security Bank, Louisville. ny,
J NJ Sc 7mour, MembetN I Stock Exchange
J A Hunt. Member Chicago Board Of Trade.
A L Seymour.
A DvERTIsERsl send for our Select List
"A Of LOcsl NeWsDapsrs. Geo. P.yRowell 4
Co. 10 spruce e., N. Y. lis ifS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-22
RIVER I%NTELLIGEHCE.
BOATS LrAyINo TODAY.


For Friars Point. james Lee .......5 y m
F" Osceola, Coahoma. ...............6 D m
Walnut Bend, Tiger....m..n....5 D m
Arkansaw City, Kate Adams.5 p m
New Orleans, Annie T. Silver.6 0 m
BoATsLgAvISa TOMORROW.
For White river, ], S. Bransford. rs p nj
" Arkansaw river, Ida Darragh,.6 D m
st. Francis river, Macready, 30 , m
ARRIVED.
Steamer Golden Rule, Cincinnati.
James Leo, Friars Point
Coahoma. Osceola.
Kate Adams, Arkansaw City.
Tiger, Walnut Bend
Macready, st. Francis river.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Josie Harry, White river.
Katie Hooper, Arkansaw river.
James w. Gaff, Cincinnati.
Golden Rule, Cincinnati.
IN PORT.
James Lee, Coahoma, Kate Adams,
Tiger, Rene Macready.
STAGES OF THE RIVERS.
Memphis-9 feet Q inches, a
rise of II inches during the past 4S
hours.
Pittsburg-l1 feet 6 inches, a rise
Of 3 feet Z inches.
Ciucinnati-23 feet 5 inches, a rise
Of 6 feet.
Louisville 10 feet 6 inches. a rise
Of 2 feet.
Evansvills-l3 feet 5 inches, a rise
Of 2 feet 3 inches.
CAirO-l7 foot 10 inches, a rise of
20 inches.
St Lcuis-5 feet 6 inches, a decline
of6 inches.
ViOksburg-l5 feet 6 inches, and
stationary.
Nsshville-2l feet 9 inches, a rise
Of feet l inch.
ChattanOoga-32 feet, a rise Of 10
feet 10 inches,
Shreveport-l9 feet 8 inches, a rise
Of IL inches.
Little Rock feet 10 inches, a de-
cline of IL inches.
White river continues to decline,
with yet a good stage Of water through
to Jacksonpcrt.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cleir and cold.
River rising steadily.
Business confined to tho packets.
Everything solid to-day about the
leve,.
The Bransford for White river to.
morrow.
Pretty hard weather for the festive
roustabont.
The L. A. Fulton, with a tow OIL
coal, passed south on Saturday.
The Katie Hooper departed on
time for Arkansaw river aud was well
patronized.
The Josie Harry departed Saturday
night, for White river, with a good
trip Of both freight and people.
The Helena, bound from this porI
to New Orleans with a load of cotton
passed Vicksburg Saturday evening.
The Charles Morgan left Cincinnati
Saturday evening on her grand Mard
Gras excursion trip to Now Orleans
The Grand Pacific, with a heay.
trip Of freight, is duo up bound for St
Louis. Captain Ad. Storm is he.
agent.
The towboat Petrol is rel orted sun
BY ice at SOuth Poiut, No Jus
below Washington, on the Missouri
river,
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