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W No and 5
| Lots 9 and 3 n by Masse Bedford .

W No 3 4 and 5
Lots 9 and 3 n by Masse Bedford =
FOntnette W Iberia st
5 horses / surry 3 wagons. State tax
8 50 Frnk dye 57t int 70 costs 30
total 1467
Young, WOodman and Anna Reason.
II & l. II Reason e street Davis W Lab
bay state tax so poll l 90 Fkn dye 90
int 81 costs 80 total 4 73l
NONRESIDENT OF FRANKLIN.
Palfrey w H, H l. n road road s
Adams St " Hine, state . 40 Fink dge
l 90 int "a costs 80 total 504
MORGAN CITY.
Anthony Mark Lot Of 4 81 1G Nor
gan City State tax SOC poll 20 District
levee SOC int Is costs l 80. total %
Granier Jas, lot Ia of 10, So c.,
Morgan City, state Soc, Dist.
levee, 90, int l6c, costs ! 80, to-
tai 3 06
Harris Annie II & l. of 10 81 c Nor
gan City State tax zoe Dist lcvce 90 int
IS costs 80 total 06
Henderson + Mrs est Lot J Gf II 81
A Morgan City. State tax 80 Dist lrvce
. 80 int 40 costs 30 total . 20
Ruffin Jos children Of. Lot 81 IL
Morgan City. state tax Coo Dist levee
| 90 int 16 costs 80 total 3 Of
Rodriguez NJ l. Mrs Lot fri E of 4,
So Is, Morgan City state tax soc Dist
levee 80 int "a costs 30 total 3 81
Rodcs Nicholas lots J Of and 10 81
30 Morgan City. state tax 90 Dist levce
9 90 poll 90 int. AZ costs l 80 to-
tai ) 90
Smith johanna Mrs lis & is Is and u
So 81, Morgan City, state tax l 80 Dist
levee 90 int 4S costs 30 total 81
Solomon Justine Est II & l. Is So ID
Morgan City. state tax l 20 Dist levee
2 co int 80 costs 30 total g
Toussaint Albert H & / 1 of so sc
Morgan City state tax Coo Dist levee 90
poll int 26c costs 80 total l6
Vinson & Coleman Lots of /, 2, 3 and
4. So Is Morgan City, state tax 20
Dist levee 2 90 int &c costs 80 to-
tai 482
Wright S Mrs H l. ! of Z 50 80 Nor
gan City, State tax SOC Dist levee soc
int SC costs 80 Total 2 10
NON MORGAN CITY.
Blackadder James f lots 10, II and II
So b Morgan City. Stale tax 4 32 Dist
levee 7 go int Is cost 30 total IL 81
Bank of Patterson lot $50 81 Morgan
City state tax 3 90 Dist levee ) 90 int
50 costs | 30 total 10 10
German VIM Mrs lots ! Of and / Of 4.
and in so 4 Morgan City, state tax soc
Dist levee so int "a costs 80 to-
tai 394
FIRST WARD
Anderson James 3 33-l00 acres no
boundaries state 30 parish 4j int 8 costs
l 30 total lib
Babin Edward. 4 acaes Tochc e
Colo road W Navarro
5 acres II aoad { Fields Moro road
state 3 Sc parish "a int S3 costs 80
total 10 SO
Conrad A 1900 acres n Teche c Adeline
8 Provost W Stout & Son Cypremort
Dye tax 80 so int 9O2 costs l 80 to-
tai 1902 80
DurOucher NJ Mrs b & II road c
Verrett Teche W Mendoza state nc
parish oS Dist levee 20 int 10 costs
| 80 total 459
John A Landen H & II street c road
Dwyer LucIen 8 road W white state
9 50 parish 70 Cypt dye 10 int "a
costs l 80 total 10 81
Graves JDu A b & street End st
S White W Mosey, state 10 parish 315
Cypt dye ! Is int Soc costs 81 to-
tai $50
Lyons Rachael Mrs h & Jenkins e
Dywer Jefferson W Jefferson state / 80
parish 9S Cypt dye 10 int "A costs
30 total GA
Martel Arthur h & n Stevenson s
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Pickett Mary d & / n 11n9 4 Stffen n
Gallery W Pickett state tax 20 parish
| 4o int 30 costs Sc total 6,
Pecatct Polydor l acre n Techc lane
road Mary Fields state 18c parish
27c poll 1 90 int l5c costs 30 total go
Paul Ernest 40 acres n NJ Jacuuot c
Brig c Jean W R's'd Road state 42c
parish Csc poll 90 int Zoe costs 30
total 355
Pickett Ben LIS S Is No "a, 25 and 26
on Map of Fuselier & Messy, 2 horses
state 20 parish so poll 90 Cypt dye
w int 10 costs ~ total $50
P.rreti Emile Mrs s acres n Weeks q
Tcche S Bcrcegeay " Saneraus, 2 horses
l buggy l surry state 50 parish 2 IS int
81 costs 80 total az
Roberts Jno 4 acres Webster e
road Verret " Teche state 9Oc parish
IS Dist levee so acreage 1Oc int 80
costs 20 total 53
Soulier Rouge Eugene Heirs of 225
acres, Teche Convent and AMI Mar
cisse Davis " Landor ct ais State 90 "a
parish 80 AZ poll 10 int 5 y costs ! 80
total 5817
SECOND WARD.
Armelin Geo and Bernard 2i S5.1OO
acres Kemper Hogan Rogers W Con-
ncr
II 85-lO0 acres Birney Conner
Rogers W Conner state 3 so parish : AZ
poll 2 OO int | Il costs l 30 total IA %
Bell Henry W lot Bell sea marsh
Bell W road state SOC parish 45c poll
W int IL costs ~ total 322
Bowles Zeb & L and T & F & NJ Grit
fen 2 acres Jennings Green Burguic-
res W Smith state lSc parish &c poll 4 90
int 45c costs 80 total 62O
Calhoun Isaiah lots IL, IA and Is sec
II I "a s RS E state SO parish 2 25 poll
l 90 int AZ costs 30 total $50
Frere 4 Hine 2 mules | cart, stock in
trade state tax u ~ parish 10 OS l 4 st
NJ Dye ~ 81 int 4 "A costs 30 total AZ "a
Frere & Dorset b & n Walker .
Burguieres Markham W road, state 9 40
parish 3 60 & st NJ Dye 90 int 50
costs 30 total 1910
Hope & Alexander lot Warren G
road Rodenheimer Bros W Cypremort
bayou state Soc parish 45c int &c costs
80 total 2I2i
Lacey Dinah b & n Nelson e Lane
Jones W ellis state 30 parish % int
81 costs 30 total 542!
Smith James w est SO 84-1O0 acres, |
OTIS z. =, 8 and 10 in sec 8 T IA f and
Y W 4ofN w sec 5 Tl5 SRI E&NI
. of N E see 6 T Is s K E, state 24c !
parish 36c int &c costs 80 total ly6
Smith James W Est 81 4 100 acres S +
, of s 4 sec !, and all s w / of Sec 7 + |
SR7E
l6O acres N W Sec 81 Tl4SR RTE
l6O $500 acres 5 of w sec and !
! of ne sec ct l5sr7e, State 72c
'arish % int Is costs 80 total 328
Smith James W Est l4o acres S of 8
? t and n W of sw sec and the un-
urveyed portion of n of I of sec
I Is S X z E. state lSc Parish &c int
!; costs 80 total l8o
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BY order of the Jennings board
Of health Henry Henoch, confined
u Jail in that city on the charge
Of manipulating "blind tiger"
has been released for fear that his
health might be impaired by con-
iinement. During the past five
years Henry has paid twenty
eight 500 fines, not counting
many Others of lesser amounts,
and Jennings could not afford to
allow his health to be impaired,
for then one of the greatest sources
of revenue would be closed.-Rice
Belt Journal.
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Wright JuO A 81 interest in in.

Wright JnO A 81 interest in in.
division lots :, So and 10 in 50.
SO. Berwick. state ! so parish 225,
int 81 costs So, total 5 AZ
Washington Geo 9-lo of lot n by
Newman Roberts est Harding
W Edwards. state II parish IL int
:; costs | 80, total l63
American Salt Co, salt refining
works, brick yard, derrick and out
fit. storage tank &c, situated on Belle
Isle Island, state $50 90 parish
225 90 int 81 80 costs l 30 to-
tai -t13 80
McEnery Jno Est and JAS K
Parkerson and Z A ONiell, % So
acres, all of secs Z, 3, Il, 10, 81, 20,
and 80, and 1-2 sec 80 and W l-2
of | 4 II all in 16 I IL 2,
state 3 6S, parish A 81, int Z 90,
costs 50, total So AZ
DELINQUENTs ON TAX SALES OF
1901.
FIRST WARD.
Brown j B, land l-2 of Indian
lands formerly ass'd to Delhaye,
Needtr and Robichaux, state 90 %
parish 80 AZ, int j o. costs | 80 to-
tai 57o7
SECOND WARD.
Brown } b IA acre n Hope Hope
5 Slgur lane.
II 4 L IL Doty Choupique
Harding Defy, =
20 acres e IA of IL sec 4, t
IA, srs e, state 3 So parish ) "a int
81, costs | 80, total 10 "a
perrctt Octave lot n by kinchen
Anderson Marshall W Jennings,
state &c parish &c int &c costs 80
total AZ
THIRD WARD
Spilier + B IL of 2-3 Of $50 3d.
90 acres swamp land, in IA sr9e,
State 3 90, parish i So, int 75c costs
| Sc, total 8 So
Alpha +, 80 acres, lot s sec 81 ID
s 10 e, state Goc parish SOC, int l5c
costs -, total 295
Perret L II and road Sew
ell Baldwin Hutchinson, state SO
parish 90 int ID, costs 80, total 2 95
FIFTH WARD.
Schwartz Jos, undivided IA Of 40
5G-Ioo acres. n W IA of + sec
I Is ST II @.
1872 of % of 80 acres, S l,2 of n W
IA sec II l5sr9e.
LIS of h 4 II street, West 8
by No Al and 46 W by No fl and 46.
lilo Of h and n Newman Rob-
erts Est Hardy W Edwards, state
24c parish 3Gc int 6, costs b, to.
tai 1856
Wise, Schwartz d Prohaska 799
?5-Ioo acres, lots !, 2,3, 4, 5 and 6,
sec % Is r II e.
Lots |, 2, 3, 4, 5, s., I, sec 3, and
lots W, and 3, sec 4, Is, S ii, e
665 33-100 acres, n 1-2 of n ia
S ia of n e ia and W fri 1-2 sec
Lots /, 8, Z, 8, and II W ia sec II
Is S r II. e.
$40 24-1OO, all sec 2, It's. sr11e
$40 4O-1OO 3 1Ssr11 e
423 66-lOO, lots 4, 5, Z and l-2
sec 4, t Is, r II, c.
279 53-10O Fri sec 8, 1S II, e
sol 26-1OO Fri sec 10, 1S, ii,
e, state tax IL 50, parish II 70, int
2 50, costs 30, total 80 so
On said day of sale will sell such pOr-
ton of said property as said debtor will
point out. and in case the debtor will
not point out sufficient property, will
at once. and without further delay, sell
the least quantity of said property of
any debtor which any bidder will buy
for the amount of taxes, interests and
costs due by said debtor.
The said sale will be without appraise.
ment for cash. in legal tender money of
the UhStsd States and the property sold
shall be redeemable at any time for the
space of one year, by paying the price
given. including costs and twenty per
cent. thereon.
Witness my hand officially this 23rd
day of April. A. ID. 1908.
JOHN B. SANDERS,
Sheriff and eX-officio Tax Collector, Par
ish OF st. Mary, Louisiana.
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Notice to Mortgage Creditors.
SHERIFF AND TAN COLLECTOR OFFICE,
Parish of ST. Mary, Louisiana.

SHERIFF AND LAX COLLECTOR OFFICE, !
Parish of ST. Mary, Louisiana.
FRANKLIN, La, April %, 1908
In conformity with the laws of Louis.
lana notice is hereby given to all parties
holding mortgages upon real estate To-
Gated in the Parish Of st. Mary on which
taxes for the year 1902 have not been
paid, that l will begin the sale of the
same at the court house door on Satur-
day, the 3Oth day of May A. D., 1908, at
IL O'Clock a. m, and that number of
pieces of property 50 delinquent are now
being advertised in the St Mary Banner
in conformity with law preparatory to
such sale.
The attention of mortgage creditors
is especially called to the advertisements
of tax sales and they are warned to take
such steps prior to the sale, as may be
necessary to protect their rights
JOHN B. SANDERS,
Sheriff and Ex-Officio Tax Collector.
Parish of st. Mary. La.
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STATE TAX SALE.
OF MOVABLE AND lMMUVABLl
PROPERTY.
PARISH OF ST. MARY.
The State OF Louisiana vs.. Delinquent
Tax Debtors, Parish of St. Mary.

BY virtue Of the authority vested in
me by the Constitution and laws of the
State OF Louisiana, and especially Act
100 of the General Assembly OF 1858, !
will sell at the principal front door Of
the Court House. in which the Civil Dis
trict Court Of said Parish is held, within
the legal hours for Judicial sales, begin
ming 1t IL o. clock A. M. on
SATURDAY, THE BOTH DAY OF
NAY, A. D., 1903,
and continuing on each succeeding day,
until said sales are completed. all i'm
movable and movable property, on
which taxes are now due to the State OF
Louisiana. Parish Of st. Mary, Atchafa.
laya Leyee District, franklin Drainage
District and Iberia and St. Mary Drain.
age District. 10 enforce collection Of
taxes assessed in the year 1909. together
with interest thereon from the 31st day
ut December 1909. at the rate of per
cent. per month, until paid and all costs
The names of said delinquent tax
payers, the amount OF taxes due by each
nnthe asst ssment Of said year, and the
movable ard immovable property as.
spaeed To each. 10 be offered for sale, as
tpllOws to-wit:
FRANKLIN.
Harry Stanfeld, II g. l. street e
Evans : Foster v 3rd 81; State tax COO
III ! % franklin dge 25c int 10 costs
480, Total 1881
&oh0nstein Catherine Mrs, II & L by
Collins . 3rd ri Smith " stewart
~ LIN No Is e No 20 8 St John 81 |
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COMMERCIAL
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Over 100 Gold and Silver Med.
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mules, l cart, state 32 parish l 50
int 33 costs ! 30 total 50
Sanders John + h.; Drribholz.
g No 10 $ lane W sill 81, state 90,
parish 22o int 81 r's'> 80, to-
tai ) AZ
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10 26 l & st NJ Dye ) 20 int 2 IS
costs / 80, total 26 50
Philip Bonhomme, 10 acres n
August e Vincent Beasley W Ju-
lien
80 acres n F Sigur Lander
road W Calm. ) mules, 1 horses /
COW, state ) 70 parish 50 & St
M Dye Is poll 90 int 80 costs
/ 80 total 1929
Steve Joseph, 10 acres n Provost
e road Patout W Provost, state
73c parish l II poll 90 int zoe
costs 1 30, total %
Nincourt Adeline, $ acres by
road e Joseph Polydor W Pele-
tier, state Soc parish 90c int 15c
costs 1 80, total 295
NON-RESIDENTS.
Byron D B, 800 acres 1-2 sec
st ID S Sc, state 96c parish 1 "A
int "a costs 80, total 394
Bass r w 5S7 70-1O0 acres 10
Of il and S 1-2 of S W ii sec
Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, or all of fri,
sec 5, lots 3, 5. 6, 7, $, 9 and 10,
sec 6, 16 II e, $40 acres all sec
8 Is lie.
$50 acres IA of W ii and W
1-2 of W IA sec 10, 10 Of e
ia and ii and W 1-2 Of sec
te n
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L. & n. n. n

Train.
Florida Limited. via Nashville,
Atlanta, Chattanooga. Macon
Thomasvilie. Jacksonville, ST.
A Augustine and Tampa.
Fast Mall - Evansville. Nash
Vile. Birmingham. Montgom-
cry, Chattanooga, Atlanta,
Mobile. New Orleans and
Jacksonyille. Fla: Charles
ton. s. c.. ......
Southern Express to Evans
Sille: Nashville. Birmingham
Mobile. New Orleans. Tnom-
asville. Jacksonville. Palat-
IA. Ocala and st. Petersburg
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uo- Association Committees.

pFPTBLIC SfEIlAL
Hannibal. No.. July 3.-Judge F. l.. Scho-
field, president of the State Ear Associa-
ton, announced his committees for the en-
suing year this morning as follows:
Executive Comulit;ee-John ID. Lawson. Column
bia: Gardiner Lathrop. Kansas City: seiden r.
Spencer St Louis.
Delegates to the American Bar Association
William NJ Williams. BOonville: Seldea
Spencer, st. Louis; c. o. Tichenor. Kansas City
Committee on Jurisprudence and Law Reform
E p Gates, Independence. chairman: Jacob
Klein. st. Louis. c. A. Mosman. ST. Joseph:
George A. Mahan. Hannibal: o. L. Houts. War
rensburg.
Committee, on judicial Adminis,Eati9n and Rem
edia ProcsdaTe-F " Juds9q St LOUIS vy chair-
Waybark. Marble Hill ,-,-,
TO the Bar-W. 2. Boreland. Kansas CITY. chair
man; John D LAWSON C9i ,lT1s f i19t5
Committee on ASSOCIATION and Legal Publica-
tioHsR F walker St L9uis f kisi1EebiiSi
H.liib s5iAI F. Hefernan. Springfield: Harold
C'nrnittee on Grieyancess..J. J; Russell: Char
Alex Ne~ Kansas CITY: Ben Ell Guthrie. Macon:
John NJ. Dixon. st. Louis.
Committee on statutory Amendrnsnts-CnlarIe
C!ahin Allen. 8. Louis. chairman: n. b. Oliver:
K1t@rtsln. Mexico. Z. Z. Bail. Kansas City.
sedaiia. chairman. c. : PaiIrer Kansas city:
\. Vi. Wogtsgn. St. Joseph: !. II. Lionberser.
st. Louis. Il. + Walker. st. Louis
Of Lawyers and Iurists-IAppOinted by former
President Teaslale, John +: Phil ps. Kansas
E en seart Kansas Ian ynfo Rr conkn
Carroiltcn; +. L. schoheld. Hannibal.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-04
GENERAL CASSIUS M. CLAY
RAVES LIKE A MANIAC.
Locks Himself In His Room and De-
fes Any Ono to Enter
His House.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Lexington. KY. July st IS believed by
friends of General Cassius NJ. Clay that ne
is tonight hopelessly insane in a room OF
his mansion, White Hall. in Madison
County.
Major R. 8 Bullock, cashier of the Fay
cite National Bank of this city, and life
long friend of General Clay. received
message from the Generals bodyguard,
Toe Perkins, yesterday. saying that the
old warrior had asked for physician u
be sent to his bedside. Major Bullock re-
sponded Immediately, and within Two
hours he had Doctor W. o. Bullock OF this
CITY and Doctor Thomas 5. Buiiock u
Louisville in the front yard OF the zen zen
erals residence, but that IS as lar as NJ
ever got, as the General issued ORDERS "
his servant not to allow them 10 enter ~
der any circumstances; anu any, re W tHH Hall
of pleading with the OLD non oi " hise ii"
they returned to this city. .h,
The servant, Perkins. tod tne doctoLs IL.
General Clay was seated on the PEG VIZ,
rife in his hands. and would not let any
one enter. He had Perkins .eiesIiph ~,
nephew Green Clay Goodloe. OF NashiliS .oi !
CITY. to come to see him. but on Els az ~ a,
here The General refused TO aiioW WI, h 10
enter and Mr.. Gcodloe returHeo " ""'
incton without seein;. hiE. =
According to reports from the servant ne
eats and sleeps well. but looks a. savage as
a beast out of the eyes and CANS const az :.
~ for his iorme: child wife. Dora LAY
Erock. whose last husband died last sun,
day and who has now promised the Gsncrai
To return to White Hall to make her hoi,s,
II is believed by many thaI her TIL Gu.
will bring back the reason Oh b GgHe his rela.
tiyes will forcibly take possession Oh MN
and send him to a sanitarium for treatment.
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Toward shipvards a, Iefrersonville. Ind.

Howard shipvards at Jacksonville, Ind.
Captain Sal!as o. Hemingway retired Ct
louis steainboatman. who has been living al
Joplin. Mo. for, several years. moved back to
st. Louis yesterday.
The Peters Lee will arrive from MemphI,
early this morning and depart on the return In
the afternoon Every stateroom has been engaged
for several days.
The United States steamer easy departed YES
terday for points on the lower river below Ches-
ter to pay off the keepers OF post lights in that
district.
Captain Charles Price. master OF the steamer
Delta Of the Memphis and Vicksburg trade was
Lee Line Offices.
The Columbia will be in this morning from
Chester and st. Marys and will depart on the
return in the afternoon Colonel Jenkins has Sc
cured many excursionists for the trip
Freight was being received yesterday for the
Chester which will depart for Cape Girardeau
this afternoon at o'clock.
Colonel Gus Davis of Ste. Genevieve former
United States Surveyor OF Customs for St Louis
will lie among the passengers on the Columbia
to-day.
The Kennedy departed for ST. Charles yester-
day. whence she Will take out excursion to-
day UP the Missouri River.
The City Of Savannah departed yesterday aft
ernoon FOR the Tennessee River, taking out full
cabin of passengers.
Alex. Prichartt. clerk of the Lee Line de-
narted last night for Chicago. where he will visit
his family
The Belle OF Calhoun arrived yesterday morn
ing from Calhoun County and will depart on the
return this afternoon.
The Sidney will be in from Burlington this
morning and depart On the return to Keokuk this
afternoon.
The Bald Eagle Is due to-day from Peoria
and Will depart on the return this afternoon.
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fall of the Rive,

II "a hours ending at a. IN.
ST. Louis. Friday, July 3, 1903.
statinns Danger GaIlee I.hanrn
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-04
ROOF GARDEN BAND CONCERT.
Union Club Entertains Friends in
Unique Manner.

Under tinted electric lights and Chinese
lanterns, the members of the Union Ciuo
entertained their friends last night on the
roof garden Of the clubhouse at Lafayette
and Jefferson avenues. In the center or INC
garden a fountain trickled. and on all sues
Greek lights added to the effect.
A concert by a band, under the dlree t,,n
of William We'll. supplied the principal mu.
sic, while selections by double quartet
from the Appolo Club gave especial pleas
uTc. A., o,
tertainment of the guests were under the
direction of the Entertainment Committees
composed of Joseph A Buse. Joseph ).
Samesreuther. Ernest A. Witter. Louis Z.
Holthaus Doctor j. w. Moore. John J.
Schlange and Edgar A. Mueller.
The music programme vas as foii .oKSs:
All Eternity" Mascneroni; novelette, IN
a cozy Corner" Bratton: Scenes From the tn
sultan of Sulu" Wathal: concert waltz.
aEspana." Waldtenfel; tone picture Blend 1.
ing tn. Blue and the Gray" Bendix: Gems
From the Prince of Pilsen." Luders: inter
mezzo. "Hiawatha." Moret; march. Rex
Mcdonald" Well: selection. "a Night in
Granada" Kreutzer: excerpts from The
Chaperones," Whitmark; fantasia on
AMERICAN Anthems" Herbert.
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BY Telegraph.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
Tn # Blk PasR 10 4a , fssT 2Pd
Warren arrived at noon from Nashville The
River and will return ' to- morrow CIV evening The
Victor departed at p. nj. for Tennessee after
IS feet fall q foot in q hours The
The Sadie Lee departed at 5 p D. M for Ashport
sh set sn @ De a, m f95 Fl Ss Tne
ing and viii clear ar at noon for St, Louis Re.
ee!pts bv river to-day were SO bales cotton and
.ionary. Weather fair and warm. The Peters
parted at % M for ST. Lnas With and good
trip. The Dick Fowler was in and out on time:
S her f me raepcRe departed ted
n s%Tn the stage now o BEING
prsvaiiins Weather sooer The ElCse in a'S and
out from Keokuk The quincy due down to-
night.
Vicksbure Miss. July s.-The gauge tonight
showed feet On the fan of The
s on to Haynes Buzz
Ing; Msaths. iaif and IN, MID e chester down j
p M: peters Lee Lee" due S;' from Memphis 10 ny
praIHl july 5-pti'iai hHS w Ut
n q. m. yesterday. Chester down at . 4. m.
Chester I'M at 2:3o o. m. Peters Lee up at $40
q. m. Gauge reads pol. and falling Weather
clear and hot.
Louisville July 3.-River falling: IT in canal;
SIS on falls l43 below locks. Clear and hot.
Evansville. July 3.-River rising slowly: 12.5
feet. Cloudy and warmer: showers.
Cincinnati. July s.-River l54 feet: falling.
Fair and warm.
Pittsburg. July 3.-River 81 feet: falling. Clear
and hot.
IA feet and falling chester " down at 80 p M
Columbia down at 1:i5 p. m. General Casey and
tow down at 12:i0 j. m. Weather, clear and
warm.
Wheeling. W. Va. July 3.-River SO feet. Clear
and hot. Down: Ben-Hur. Parkersburg. a. m !:
Bessie Smith. Parkersburg.
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