Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 December 1869 — Page 4

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"WTO" advertisements", In this column, of tbrea toes, each insert oa. Thirty Cents. POJi SALS. Billiabo tables-Two fine miMurd table", cheap. Apply to T. M. , i.LIOTT & CO , 84 Main biieef, or R. P. LETCHER, this oClco. de4 dlw "f-i fTVNY ANI RVU AP BAGS At THOMAS C. SMITH & LO.'S, No. 3 South Waier Street. de4 dot CHFPFT AND BEST FEET COKE-Tbe Gat Compay will deliver coke a uy whore in the cl'y at ten cents per bushel. Appiv at tbe ofl5.ee. n20 2w W. W. CHANDLER, Sec'y. CITY KEKS At the First National Panic nd at the (!ityt'lfrk' Ofliee. nov9dtf JACOB 8.1 OWRY. FOR REITT. 7,TEWTWKSTORT BEICK STOKE XH and Dvelllnon Fourth Street, between Main and Locust. Rent very low. For particular. Inquire at iDeofflw or Loewenlhal & Cot, Xo. " irst t irrffl- i;ovl0-3taaw tf EUI NG-IIOWHE Containing JUt seven rooms, on seventh Street, between Wlnnc and Chestnut. Inquire or . LA.NT fe BROS. lde3. BWEMIKG-A good substantial dweilnsr. two-story frame, six room. H C. GOOFING, Lawyers' Row, Third St. dec2dtf BWElHSflS-Two two-tory Brick Houm and ono one story Traiaa inio-tfl VICTOK. BI3GH. 23 OAHDHT6. iOAliOISO ASI) I.OTGISG CAS r, i.rt at MRH HOPPER'S, at M per waek. corner oi Chestnut and Fourth Sta. ' Alo. rv board nt ?3 per week. fdee3 7AHTED. AS-A few moTe men can find '.EL employment, Weatherboarding and frtutugllDg, on the new Halt Well Bridge. y applying immediately. de4 dlw 8ATCRDAY... DECEMBER 4, l!e9

CITY NEWS. I- T See "Billiard Tables for Sale" s in thirty cent column. , ' . : Real Estate. The total transfers of real estate for the past week foot "' . up only $13,350. 7; ' Vekt Dull. In the way of local news, yesterday was onepf the dullest we hive had this season. Hands. An interesting item, to carpenters will ba found in the thirtycent column. Some hands arc wanted. r ." ' .paiVATK Hop.The Terpeichbrian Club" . had a pleasaet'IIop at the - residence of Mr. R. S. Tenney last y night. . ' : . ; .... . Ocnnt BVG3. R. K. Duokerson Jj, & Co. offer for eab a large quantity of guoDy bags, : first-quality, cheap for cash. See advertisement.

, f i J Oar streets were thronged with ladies and gentlemen yesterday. 'The pleasantness of the weather seemed to invite them to outdoor exercise. : ; , f Diamond Club. The members of the ' Diamond Club " had a 60cial re-unioa and pleasant IIop at, the

. Z. residence cf.Mr. Charles Viele last evening. Sale of Cotton. "We call attention nf dealer to the notice of sale of

cotton by Capt. T. C. Smith, published elsewhere ia the Jotjbnal. Let the sale be well attended. DtscriABQED. Mrs. Schimet had a hearing before U. S. Commissioner Marsh, for selling liquor without a Government license. The testimony was not sufficiently strong, and she was discharged."

Recobdeb'8 Levee. Only one case before the Recorder yesterday. A young man who was disorderly, and ' ; for carrying'a " billy," was fined S-i CO, which was paid. "We omit his came, . because it was the first offense.

Caution. We would warn our school boys and girls not to put !heir pens to their mouths. A Cincinnati school girl has been in the habit of doing so, and was recently nearly poisoned to death by the ink. CSS" The Lafayette Courier says , that hereafter postal clerks and route agents will not be permitted to speculate as formerly, in buying and ecll-.-" icg various articles of merchandise, while engaged in their duties as mail agents. BovTLDEBisa.-Mr. Lowry'a bowlder brigade renewed work again yesterday, on Main Street, and are putting

down some very nice bowlders. A ' short season of good weather will be . quite acceptable for street work. Tobacco Sale. Martin, Gardner " & Co. sold, yesterday, one hogshead of new Henderson County tobacco, at 512 25 per hundred, which was considered a full price for. new crop. It was purchased by tha Fendrich Bros., manufacturers and brokers. Preparing. The members of the Pereclesian Debating Society are practicing for the great debate next week, on the important subject of " Universal Suffrage." They promise . to furnish a good entertainment to . their audience. Time Extended. Mr. Greek, City - Collector, gives notice to tax-payers, through our local column, that all . persons who pay their taxes on or before December 13th, will be entitled to a discount of three per cent. After that date this discount will not be given. , Now is the time to pay up. Remodeling. We notice "that the cigar store on the corner of Third and Main Streets, formerly occupied ' ' by C. Capelle, is being remodeled, and is having a cellar dug under it. It . will shortly be occupied as a cigar store by Messrs. Peter Blipd and George Coxso.n. To Cube Corns. A writer who professes to know what he 13 talking about, says that tbo surest way to cure corns is to dissolve glue as you would to mend furniture; spread it on the corns; place muslin over them to prevent the glue from sticking to the stocking; repeat the application a few ' times, and the cure will be perfeot. n If any of our readers try this recipe, '' we should like to know the result.

. CoxaaEfis. Tha U. S. Congress meet3 next Monday, and next week our telegraph - reports will be enlivened with the proceedings of that body. - j , Mail Agent. W. W. Bullcck, of Rockport, has been appointed as a mail agant since we have had a daily mail from Louisville by boat. Mr. Bullock leaves Louisville with the Monday and Thursday mail Now. Now is the time to advertise holiday goods. Let the people know what you have to sell. Keep it before tbeoi, and they will be bound to give you a call. lie that advertises invites custom, and people are always better treated when they go where they are invited than where they are not. Lectube3. We notice, by our exchanges, that the Library Associations aro having regular courses of lectures from men of acknowledged ability in the lecture world. We should like it first-rate if our Library Association could induce some good lecturers to come down this way. Bound fob the South. Sheriff Miller, in company with J. H. Stone, of Boonville, propose making a trip to New Orleans. They intended "to go by rail, last evening, but missed the trainband left on the steamer. P. W. Strader last night. They go on business connected with the tobacco trade.

Cibcuit Coubt. In the Circuit Court, yesterday, the case . of Wm. I. P. Mills vs. John B. Mills, was continued. The evidence was finished, but the arguments were not concluded until after supper. The. case was given to the jury at a l&te hour, but we did not learn whether any verdict had been returned. This has been an important case, and occupied several days' trial. Before Justice Emeby. The case of Dolly Waller vs. " Burden Parker, involving the question of the paternity of a colored infant, was under consideration yesterday. A great crowd of witnesses, chiefly female, were in attendance, and the case was of the variety called "rich." The case was too lengthy to be decided in one day, and was continued until this morning. Change of Firm. We call attention to the dissolution notice of Trible, Meyers & Bro., to be found in our advertising columns. The style of the firm has been changed to Jacob Meyers & Bro.,' and tbey will carry on the sash and door manufacturing business at the old stand, corner of Water and Goodsell Streets. ; We feel certain that the new firm will give satisfaction to their customers. Holiday Jewelry. We cail attention to the localnotice.ofG.H. Jageman, the well known Jeweler, and can fay that we have looked through his store, and find that he has a magnificent stock of jewelry of every description suitable for holiday presents. Mr. Jageman don't make much show on the outside of his store, but the interior 13 crammed full of beautiful articles. Soldiers' Monument. We ware asked yesterday, what had become of the small fund that had been raised towards baildinj a soldiers' monument, and whether any further steps would be taken to carry out this worthy object. The fact is, we had forgotten all about the matter for some time, and could not answer the interrogatory. We believe, however, the Soldiers' and Seamen's Monument Association is still in existence. We should like to hear from some one that ia posted. Another Seance. -The " Von Bomelsweitzen Brothers " announce another public seance diabolique, at Masonic Hall, next Friday night, December 10th, and will give a matinee on Saturday afternoon, December 11th. They will do many cf the feats performed by the Davenports, and also perform tbe "cost trick." As soon as they can raise tbe funds they will have a cabinet constructed, simi lar to the Davenports. Slander. The local of the New Albany Ledger Blanders the ladies of this city. He says an "Evansville Miss of eighteen," called cn a shoe dealer in that city lately, and wanted to buy a pair of shoes. She asked for No. 2s, but they were too small, but the proprietor finally Bold her a pair of 7s, making the young lady believe they were only large 2s. We'll bet that young lady is a native of New Albany. Before Justice McTernan. Laura Terry, a colored woman, was arrested on the charge of setting fire to two beds, but the evidence was not sufficient to sustain the charge. Silas and Malinda Letcher (colored) then filed an affidavit against the amiable Laura, stating that they were in bodily fear that she would burn their house down over their heads, and asked that she be bound over to keeD'the Deace. Laura wa3 bound over in the sum of $100, but as she could not give the security she was sent to jail. Pork Packing. Our packers were busy yesterday, and a large number of hoM were handled. Ruffner & Co. cut up 235; Wm. Akin 2G9: and John Gavisk 100: making a total of 604 hogs that were packed yesterday. Jaquess & Waters will open a new pork house to-day, wo understand, at the corner of Locust and Water Streets. The prices for hogs continue unchanged, although the market may be quoted firm. It is hardly probable there will be any advance in prioes;in fact, it ia thought that there will be a 6lkht decline colore long. Farmers should be well eati&fced witb

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Tendcr-ioma and spare-ribs are quite plentiful, and our pecple seem to appreciate these delicacies, for the

demand is good. Auauaemenls. Opera House Stereospectrum We had the pleasure of a call, yes terday, from Mr. John S. Wyllson, General Traveling Agent for Meers' great Stereospectrum, which will ex hibit at tbe Opera House on Monday and Tuesday nights, December Gth and 7th. This is something new in the way of views, beicg produced by a wonderi'ul combination of optical and chemical science, and the most delicate touch of the artist's pencil must yield the palm to this" great triumph of the photographic art. The Stereospectrum will exhibit only two nights, and the views will be different at each exhibition. The programme fo? Mondav nizht will consist of views in the Old World, sacred scenes, views in Paris, Venice, Egypt and the Holy Land; also the Niagara Falls. Suspension Bridge, &c. On the second night will be given views of Sherman's March to the Sea. Seat3 can be secured at Scott's New3 Depot. See the advertisement. .. The Secretary of the Odd Fellows' Mutual Aid Association has received over twenty petitions from Odd Fellows to become members of the . Mutual Aid Association. Seventeen of the applicants are from Salem, Washington County. New Albany Ledger. 1 -We have a similar tociety m our city, but we believe that it only ad' nuts members, irom this, county, it might enlarge ' its membership;-by extending its territorial jurisdiction. Evansville Journal , I In reply to the "above, which we published yesterday, we have received the following statement from one of the officers of tbe Association in this city: l "We have a similar society here, known as the Odd Fellows' Mutual Benefit Association.' It has been in existence for eighteen months.- iThe qualifications for membership are good standing in a subordinate Lodge and residence in tie State of Indiana. Since its organization the Association has lost three members, and has paid six hundred dollars to the heirs of its deceased members. Every Odd Fellow, qualified, ought to join it.". ; E n," Barry, Grand Secretary' of the Grand Lodge, I. O. O. P., will deliver an address at Princeton on tbe 14th inst Viacennes A'ura, A slight mistake. Substitute Po scyville for Princeton, a.nd then you will bo right.' ' : "; ; . . Real Estate Tsasfehs. The following transfers of Real Estate were made during tbe week, ending December 3d, as appears by tbe County Auditor's Records : John C. Wheeler to Jane Lyne. Lot 8; Block 1, Bray'a Enlargement, tor 8150J - . Henry Htelnle to Louisa Kraft, Lot 20, Block 1, LIU & Lack's Enlargement, for fl.500. U, B. Ruston to J. H. Rodger?, Lots 11 and 12, Block 3, Crescent Kularatmtnt, fur 11.700. J. H. Rodger to M. Rnton, Lots 15 ani 18, Block 20, Sharpy's Enlargement; alo, Lots 12, 13, 14, and 15, Block 11, .Nonfceast Enlargement, for 62,000. F. iSeuaum tbe Conrad In.hauseii, the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter, IS, 7, 11, forS.300. , .. i fleldelbach Elnai; to' Aoij. Eeiinulv Lots 21 and 22, Llock 4, Keidelbach fc Eisas' If nlargement, for 50). J. H. Miller to J. V. & E. P. Elliott, Lot It and part of 10, Block 2, Younglove's Enlareexnent, for tH75. Marcos Sherwood f o Wm. E. Coney, Lot 12 and 13, Block 13, .Northeastern kplurgement, for 1475. John O. amylb to Robert A. Hill. Lot 5, Block 2, Bray's Enlargement, for SioO. . L. BiMbop to Barah Bishop, part of Lot 2, Block 2, Elliott's Enlargement., for S700. John Grant to Aeenath Cair, Lot 18, Blcck"J2t Eastern Enlargement, for 12,100. Marriage Licenses. The following persons wero granted license to embark on the connubial voyage of lile, for the week ending December 3d, as appears by the. books of the County Clerk r " " ' " . " Henry Groeninsrer abd Lizzie Enerle. " Herman H. Sell wake and Catharine Eliza Eillagliaus. Paul Ruarfe and Mary Harney.' James Hillyard and E.'iz Clouinger. Oscar Haemcbel and Msn Frederick.Ueorge A. Williams and Eliza T. ilcFarlana. Henry Berblicger and Richard na puer. KepUnpaid Letters. Post-Office, Evansville, i . December 3, 1869. J List of letters remaining in PostOffice, at Evansville, which are held for postage, and . insufficiently -directed. , . If not called for by December 7th, they will be sent to the Dead-Letter Office. Persons calling for these letters will please apply at the Cashiers Office. J. D. Carson, Woodbury, K-y. Mr. Hamton, Hardin County. Miss Eitza R. bayers, Monougahela City, Pennsylvania. Miss Rosa Hochdelta, Alexander. . J. H. P. Millter, (iolconda. 111. Barker & Self kes, New York City. Jessie Day, Caney ville, Ky. Elmlny Cassan, Owensboro. Ky. Captain H. J. O. Null, Louisville, Ky. John W. Foster, P. M. A Card to the Public. The Courier of yesterday has several items in regard to a quarrel between myself and the local editor of that paper, in which I am placed in a false position before the community, and 1 desire briefly to make a few statements in regard to the facts. For some time past, I have been subjected to personal attacks in the local columns of the Courier, to which I have taken no notice whatever. On Thursday morning last, that paper contained another personal allusion, more offensive than any of its predecessors. Thursdcy afternoon I met Dr. Lauenstein on the corner of Main and Third Streets, and asked him if ho would not have those attacks through his paper stopped. I told him that I had rot replied through the Journal to any of them, and, in fact, that I was not permitted to do so. In answer to my request, he replied that the Journal had been making attacks on Mr. Horrall, and he thought that if the latter pitched into all the editors of the Journal it was all right. I told him that I did not see that a controversy between the chief editor and Mr. Horrall had anything to do with myself. But he declined takiBg any step3 towards stopping these attacks. At this time, Mr. Horrall came along, and I told him that I wanted him to stop his personal attacks on me. Some words passed, in the course of which I said thathe was an exceedingly proper person to accuse any one of cowardice, and reminded him of the time that Mr. Whittlesey slapped his jaws, and Charley Reed, the Treasurer of the Louisville Dramatic Company, had called him a dirty scoundrel, etc., which he did not resent. He denied this statement, upon which I 7 tali him he was a nar, a dog, a airty puppy, &c. j3ut to all this, ho only replied that i hp did not ca

he did not care what I said, so long

a3 I kept my hsads eff his. "If I would only touch, him," he " would show me "-what he would do. After talking a short tiixe longer, he contradicted an assertion that I had made, when I put my left hand against his nose and gave him a push. (I will add hero that I had made up my mind not to strike him hard, for fear, as he is smaller tban myself, that he might say he was attacked by a man who was his physical superior.) As scon as I tapped him on the nose, he snatched Dr. Lauenstein's cace from under his arm, and struck at rae, and having cane in my right hand I warded off his blow. Several passes were made with the canes, when Fleming Darhaui, an officer, ran across the street, and caught hold of me and pulled me away, and held me until he got me on the other side of th9 street, where I was surrounded by a crowd. Horrall turned and walked down Main Street, and that ended the affair. .If i had intended to hurt him, I would simply have knocked him down. I have mads this lengthened explanation because as the courier of yesterday has several items in which it asserts that the local of the Courier "thrashed " the local of the Journal, I htve felt it right and proper-to brand the statements as malicious falsehoods, and tbe writer a sneaking liar. I regret being compelled to make this personal explanation. The public at large take but little interest in these personal matters, and I intend that this shall end the controversy on my part '. 7 ";: Thomas J.'Groves.

LOCAL NOTICES. I To litj TaX'Parers.' 7 ' I am authorized to extend the tim for paying taxes and allowing a discount of three per cent, on all taxes paid ia full, to Monday, the 13th day oi December, JbfJ. All interested are requested to call as early as rossi ble, as there will positively be no fur ther extension oi time given. 7 John Greek. City Collector. Office in Third Street Engine House, next to City Council Cham ber. ' . dec4-tt Cotton Sale. 7 T. C. Smith & Co. will sell, this morning, fifteen bales of fine Mississippi Cotton, at 10J o'clock. All are invited to attend. dec4 It Peteb Burke Still Alive. He will open anew . torday, fit 9 o'clock, on Sycamore Street, between First and Second.; His old friends are in vited to " smile " with him. and taste his tuikeyj and celerjfJi New friends will bi encouraged to make his ac qaaimance. ah win oe aone in Peter s best style. : dec4 It Holiday Stock of Jewelry and Sliver ,.ware.-, ... . G. H. Jagesian, No. 35 Main Street, has now. on hand a splendid stock of Fine Gents' and -Ladies' Gold Watches and Chains,- Jewelry Setts, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Gold Pens, Silverware, Clocks, etc."; in fact, aimost everyiningr in tne Jewelry line suifaDie lor Itotiday 1'resents. ... i - nr . , i -m , aiso, - varcnes ana jewelry re paired, and all work warranted, dj-t dim j -Candy Toys fireworks. ? II.- M. j Aiilebing, No. 15 South First Street, next to Opera House, uanay manufacturer ana uealer-in Toys, Fireworks. Foreign and Domestic Fruits, &o. Headquarters for old reliable .Mauby t FresJi, Baltimore, Voters: . dec2-tf i Ornamental Flower Pots. For growing plants in the house. A fine variety of sizes and colora. Also, a treah stock of Glass Shadea. with stands, for covering Ornaments, Wax Work, Clocks. Statuettes. &c. jast received and for sale by iMAitK, Wabren & Co de2 3: 25 North First St ... Holiday ! Holiday ! Holiday 1 The finest assortment of Christmas and New Year goods at Schlaepfer's Drag Store, corner Main and Second Streets, which is also the best place to get pure Drugs, Medicines and Liquors; also, the finest assortment of American, French andEnglish Soaps, Perfames, Pomades. Colognes and Toilet Waters. dec2 lm , Four Offices Corner of Second and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply to . G. W. Suanklin fc Co. ?de2-tf J Removed. Charley Capelle has removed his cigar store and manufactory from the corner of Main and Third Streets, to No. 201 Main Street, between Seventh and Eighth Streets, opposite Charley Schmidt's Depot House. dec2 3t " iST 5,000 yards of 12o Calico just received, and selling at 10c, at Schapker, Bussicg & Co.'s. ; nov26 You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats at 55 cents, at Glick & Schwartz', opposite the Opera House. ; sep25 Heavy Brown Muslin only 15c, at Schapker, Bussing & Co.'s. 26 " Fresh Oysters. The old reliable fresh Maltby, II. & M., and C. S. M., large,' selected Oysters, warranted fresh and good, for tale at II. Hermann's, nol7tf Agent for C. S. Maltby. S American Corsets, only 50c, at Schapker, Bussing & Co.'s. nov26 . ES5 See Gilbert & Co.'s advertisement of two of the best and finest Stores in town for Kent. oc29-tf Facts for Housekeepers. - That Dooley's. Baking Powder has been severely tested, and has been proven to be the purest, most economical, reliable and lest Baking Powder ever manufactured, to which thousands testify. Each package contains the exact quantity represented, and one pound is guaranteed to go further in the culinary department than any other in market. For sale by Grocers cenerally, in quantities to Euit. nov30 d3t eod Teas ! . Teas !! Teas ! ! ! " For good Teas, at low prices, go to the Great Tea and Coffee Depot, 7a Main Street, Sole Agency of the Great Merchants' Union Tea and Coffee Company, of New York. Green Teas at 1, $1 10, 1 25; Best 51 50. Black Teas at 80c, 90c:, fl, fl 10; Best 120. Japan Teas at 81, fl 10; Best fl 25. nov27-evSat tf ...... H. Hermann Candy Manufacturer and wholesale dealer in Toys, Candies and Fireworks, has just received a new End large stock of Christmas Toys for the holiday trads.for sale at the lowest wholesale prices. - . - 7 7 j H. Hermann, nov!7-tf. . No. 45 Main Street.

AH Wool Red Flannels at 20o at Schapker, BassiDg & Co.'s. nov2G tSf T. C. Bridwell & Co., corner of Main and Third Streets, have a full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Patent Medicines, American and imported Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes, &c. Prescriptions carefully compounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Congress and Rockbridge Alum Waters. jel7-tf

For uOter Kitr Item tf Third.l'OQ, The rlver contlnued to rlsa rapidly last evening, and by noon to-day, If it continues to rise at tbe same rate, tbe stonework at the month of Sycamore Street Sewer will be covered.......The additional arrivals and departures last night were the P. W. Strder, Louisville to New Orleans; Clara Scott, Cairo and return ; Fayette, to Henderson and return; Bradish Johnson, Louisville to New Orleans; West Wind, from Wabash River ; Hawkey e, h U Louis to Pittsburg; Palestine, to Louisville. The Hawkeye had a barge In.tow, loaded with Iron ore, and on herself sae bad con siderable freight. She discharged a lot of wooden ware here. She goes to Pittsburg to be dismantled, and her machinery will be placed In a new boat .The P. W. Strader bad a fair trip, but was sot fall or loaded dowa...TheClara Scott did not arrive till five o'clock, having been detained by a heavy way- business. She discharged at Mount Vernon 10,000 staves and 10,000 hoop poles, and 1,000 empty barrels. She bad considerable freight to this place. She discharged rapidly, and at once reloaded and left with a good trip about 10 or H, o'clock...Tbe Bradlsh Johnson, CapL Bassett's new lower coast packet, arrived about 7 p.m. with a moderate trip, and added largely here, Including tome 1,200 sacks oats, 200 sacks corn, and a large amount of pork atd lard. Sha wonld bardl get away before inoruliigThe West Wind, arrived f mm Wabash River la&t sliht. with a splendid trip, of which mani'ost will be found below. She re-shlpp-sd her bay and oats on the Bradisb Johnson. The West Wind goes back to tbe WubaUi positively this evening. Captain Mackey reports 'the Wabash rising fast, though be found but three- and a half feet on tbe Grand Chain as be came oat. There will be five or tlx feet there to-day.... John Taylor, pilot of the towboat Dick Fulton, brought tbe Bradisb Johnson bere and turned her over to Jim Pell and Charley Garner, who will take ber lo New Or-leac8.-.The Fayette took out an excellent trip of freight at 3 p. m. yesterday, and was taking on a large lot last night. Sha Is doing a good baslrjess....The ob structions "have 'been removed from tbe Indian. Chute, , on the Falls, and tbe BU Marjs will certainly be down to-day.,.........The Rapldan. No will ,De in -to-day, and will lie over till next Tuesday, her regular day......Capt. R. D. Montgomery' new steamer, Carrie S., was towed to the wharf yesterday, and commenced receiving for New Orleans, She Is not yet quite finished, but expects to get off this evenlDg. She will bo when completed one of the staunched and neatest mue f learners anoat. Her bull was built by Murray & Brother, of the Dry Dock Company, and Is most complete In material and workmanship, being extra fastened throughout. Ube is 130 feet long, 28 feet beam, and 4 feet bold. Has two boilersj! feet long and 38 Inches in diam eter, bae has two engines of 10 inches diameter and 3 leet stroke. She baa ex tensive deck room, being unusually bigb between decks. She has a full length cabin, built by Alexander CoUelt, which, is very substantial And exceedingly neat, though plain, and will bave capacity to berth about fifty passengers. She la designed for the New Orleans and Bayou Bartholomew trade, and will ' ba commanded by Captain R. D. Montgom ery, with Mr. Miller . In the ofllee. Both' aro experienced- atesmboatmen and first-rate gentlemen. The Carrie 8. will be a credit to ber owners and ber builders, and . will reflect much credit oa Evansville mechanics. Her ma chinery was overhauled and put up by Sohultxe, Tbuman A Co., of the Mechanics' Foundry, who bave done a good Job. The sheet-iron work was done by Metrer, and ber furniture, Ac , Is from tbe exten sive manufactory of C. Armstrong & Co. She will bave a capacity to carry 1,0(0 bales of cotton. a Captain Montgomery has made many friends In thia city during bis sojourn bere, and all will Join in wishing Mm prosperous crniso with bis pretty Evansville built steamer..Tbe Clara Scott yesterday brought up the Iron fo her new boilers. It Is tbe regular Hillman, double ham mered, Tennessee boiler Iron, which was never known to explode. Tbe new boiieta will be made by Christian Kratz, and will be ready to put in within two weeks. Capt. Scott is determined to have a battery of boilers that will defy all calumny The weather changed again late last night grew cloudy, and at midnight there were strong Indications of snow... ..The Paduo&i Herald says that it was Captain Jce Fowler, of Fowler. Lee & Co., who was cut by Capt. Wm. Thorn pson.of tbeTobe Hurt, onTues Jay night. His wounds are not considered serious. We understand the Tobe Hart is to be sent Booth. Thompson bad not been heard of at last accouats... Capt. Merrlelles great Silver Moon will be down Monday morning. Blaulfcata. Manifest Of the steamer Wet Wind, from Wabash River, Dec. 3, 1800. W O Brown. GOO bazs oats. 225 bales of hay. 1 fly wheel, 1 Iron pulley, 1 box machinery ; Jan. Hughes, l Dags oats; jiornuruoi tx. vjo, i barrel on ions, 1 barrel t&liow. 1 barrel of Seachep, 1 barrel of apples ,2 boxes nuts, 1 ag wheat, 6 sacks oats; P Hornorook, 1 box butter; Lcewenthal A Co, 1 box mer chandise; Woodrow, Heltz k Co., lhtt boodles spokes; Wm Hellman, saw, cylinder and piston roo ; look s turn - Darrein, o boxes: PfoflS Look 126 bides; Humphrey A Lewes, SI bags corn, 1 crate rags. iliver Dispatches. Pittsburg. De'jem ber 3. Weather c ar. Thermometer 27a. Monongahela 13 feet 6 Inches; Aiiegneny n iee; ooia railing raDidlv. No arrivals. Tbe St. Charles Is detained by tne Wheeling bridge. The tow- boat Bam pson, in trying 10 lana at Cumberland island, broke ber wheel and sunk three barges. She afterwards sunk ten more before arriving at Warren, 'the trcyit and coal belonged to W. H. Brown. Wheeling, uecemDer 3. xne tow-Doat Sampson, with sixteen barges of coal, for cities on the Lower Ohio, broke ber wheel and rudder above Kteubenviije, Ohio, Jatt evening, when tbe barges became unmanageable and drifted down tbe river. Fourteen were sank between Brown's Island and W ellsoure. Tbe Forest City went to tbe assistance of the Sampson and toweu ber ashore in a uisaDiea conaition. Cincinnati, December 3 Noon. The river has risen 8 inches: 18 feet in the channel. The weather Is clear. Thermometer 30s. Cincinnati, December 3 -Port List Arrived Lorena, from New Orleans; Motile Ebert, from Pittsburg. Departed Kate Robinson, for St. Louis: hobert Moore, for Nashville. River rising; 19 feet 11 Inches in the channel. Lotnsvii.i.K, December 3 Port List. Arrived: Indiana, from New Orleans; St. Marys, from v heeling. Departed : Bradish Johnson, lo New Orleans; Champion, St. Louis to Cincinnati; the terry boat, W. W. Walker, to Sioux City. River stationarv: 7 feet 9 Inches in the canal, and 5 feet 9 inches on tbe fulls. The channel is now entirely clear. Tbe steamer Walker passed nnder the bridge with perfect ease. Firstclass side-wheel steamers will not attempt to ascend the falls any more, and will maKe roruBnu iueir lanaing point. Cairo. Dec. 3. Sam. Orr. Evansville packet. 9 p. m.; W. J. Lewis, Vicksbnr to St. Louis, 10 p. m.; Milwaukee and Key City, St. Louis to Madison, 11 p. m. ; W. W. Pike, Louisville to New Orleans, 7 a. m. ; Kate Kearney, Memphis to St. Louis 9 a. m.: Aliena May, Cincinnati to Mem phis. 10 n. m. ; Lady Gay. St. Louis to New Orleans, 11 a. in.; Dictator, Mt. Louis to Cincinnati, noon; Abeona, St. Louis to Cincinnati, 2 p.m.; Ella Hutches, Nashville to Cairo, 2 p. m.; Continentai, Ft. Louis to New Orleans, 3 p. m ; Rubicon, St. Louis to Vicksbutg, 4 p. m.; Hope, St. Louis to PiUsburg, 4 p. m. ; St. Joseph. Vlcksburzto St. Louis, 5 p.m. Tbe river rose 5 inches. Weather clear; mercury 3a. The Great Republic has been filling out bere. She left this forenoon. St.Lotjis. Iae. 8. Arrived Keokuk, and Natrona, Han n i bal ; G. S. Wee ks. Con n t e w. Antelope, and Imperial, Upper MUsiftdppi. uepariea lemposi, wuacnita; Jucy Bertram. KCOknk: Belle Memnhia. Mem. phis; Forsythe, VickHburg; Natrona, Hannibal. River stll I rising slowly. Weather

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NAiinniXK, Deoember 3. River fallinr. with four and a half fet on HarpetU Shoals. Weather clear and cold. DepartKl Alpbn, Upper Cumberland: Emma Floyd. Cincinnati. Memphis, December 8. Weather clear and cool. River stationary. DepartedGrand F:ra.Texas; Longworib and Aleoka, New Orleans; Olive Braoch and Kate Klnney. Ft. Ijontw; H'opkdalw. KvnTlH. STJS ASIB O ATS. FOR SALE. A STEAMBOAT BELL. Will be sold cheap. Apply to JOHN SISZICII. nov2Sdtf .

FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATL Tbe fleet and elegant steamer MOUNTAIN BELLE, K-wtiii . mllA. W. M tAHUier, Mailer: C. W. Davidson, Clerk. Leaves for Cincinnati and all wav ports, SATUKOAT, DECEMBER 4TH, at 10 o'clock a.m. Forfreixbt or passage' ar-p'y on board. Or to HUMPHK&l', LEWIS ACO.. and HENRY DAUGHERry, de3 Q2t Agents. REGULAR EVANSVILLE AND NASHVILLE PACKET. The line steamer ; 3 .JW. OLL'E SULLIVAN, D. Covington, Master; R. C. Utterbaca, Clerk, Having been rebuilt and put In complete repair, will leave for Naihviilfl and all way lan lings on UOSDAT, DECEMBER TH, at 4 o'clock p.m. For freight or passage apr ly on board, or to C. It. KfJDD, d3 dSt ; Agent. FOB OWESfSBORO AND LOUISVILLE The splendid side-wheel passenger packet ZJ MUKNINli STAB, .IA. T. Gllmore. Mister: u ranK Aiougnerty, cierk. Will leave for Louisville and all way ports BAT CIS DAT, DECEMBER 4tU, . at 6 o'clock p.x. For freight or passage apply on board, or to W. G.BROWN & CO., It Agents. FOR WABASH RIVER. - Tbe elegant passenger steamer - WEST WIND, mum. aAb. Mackey, Master: Aiarun wwuiaii, Clerk, Leaves for Wabash River on SATUBDAT, DECEMBER 4TH, at 4 o'clock p.m. For fre-gat or passage apply on board, or to DUKE NICHELSOS, de4dlt Agent. FOR MEMPHIS, VICKSBURUH, AND NEW ORLEANS. Tbi Gkkat Steam ib i is i i jk. iv jL9 R. E. Neal, Mater: Charley Miller, Clerk, Leaves for New Orleans and all way ports SUNDAY, Dec. 5ln, at 1 P.X. For freight or passaee apnly on board, or to W. G, BHOWN A CO., and HUMPHREY;, LiSWIH A CO., de4dlt Agents. FOR MEMPHIS, VICKPBURG, AND NEW ORLEANS The magnificent steamer ET. MARTS, , i&T. C Sweeney, Master; Morris uoty. Clerk, Leaves for New Orlean and all way porta 8ATCHDAT, DECEMBER 4th, at 4 o'clock p.m. For freight or rtassag apply on board, or to W.O.BKOWN4 CO . HUMPHREY, LEWIS A CO.. deldlt Agents. FOB CAIEO AND ST. LOUIS'. The Expres Line's magnificent steamer uSZZj KATE ROBINSON, jg - Ja es KenUton, Master: Thad. Wlrthlin, Clerk, Leaves for St. Louis and all way ports on SUSDAY, DECEMBER 8th. at 4 o'clock p.m. For freight or parange apply on board or to ' HUMPHREY, LEWIS A CO., dlt Ageuf FOB CL ARKS VILLE AND NASHVILLE The superb steamer tJP? ROBERT M00RF, 'tf .Tfihii Ferrell, Master; Chet. Bradley, CUik, Leaves for Nathvllle and all way p rls on BCTlinAY, DECEMBER 5TH, at 3 o'clock p.m. For freight or passage apply on board or to w. u. AiituwiM a i;u d 1 1 Agen t. FOR. CAIRO, COLUMBUS AND MEM PHIS. The finely appointed steamer Jptj FANNY BR&.NDEI3, Jrfl HrVJ - Murray, Master; Eugene Rudd, Clerk, Leaves for Memphis and all way points ou HATCBDAY, DECEMBER 4th, at 4 o'clock p.m. For freight or passage apply on board. or to c. ii. ituui'. del dlt A if en t FOR NEW ORLEANS, DIRECT. The excellent new steamer w HARRTW R bK. V. Monteomery, master; Wm. Miner, cierk. Leaves for New Orleans and all way ports SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4tw, at h o'clock p.m. For freight or passage apply on board, or to W. G. Bll'vN A CO., and C. R. RUDD, del dlt A e-nf . COMMISSION CARDS. C. C. Ltow. E. C. Machej. LYON Sc MAClIEN, Produce and Commission 3Ierclinnts, Dealeri in Hay, Corn, Hour Oats and Produce Generally. Ho. SO north Water Street, nov!3 8m EVAN8V1LLE, 1ND. C H. PAtBCniLO. JOHN W. BINOHAM FAlBCniLD & BI.GHASIf Coiiiiiiissioii lereli'ts NEW ORLEANS, LA Personal attention. and prompt returns nov8 d6m guaranteed. L. Rrrr.flH. Jr.. Evanvltt Inil Joh . Giiieet, Golconda, Ills. vi un. uwuuhji, evansville, Ind. L. RUFFNEB, Jr., & CO., Commission 31crclii'ts Provision and Produce Dealers, Sol Agents Ohio River and Kanawha Salt Companies, KVASNVILLE, IMD. We keep very large stock ef FLOUR In store, and are hanoiing 6oi barrel per week. We can fill orders for any grade that may be wanted, at tbe lowett market prices. Orders for Provisions and Produce solicited, sod satisfaction warranted. Terms eash. We lsaa 00 Price-Currents weekly, and will fornlsb a copy regularly to any one desiring na to do so. ocli dtf L. RUFFNER, Jr.. A CO. p. a, DUfeOUOHKT. H. O OILB1RT. BDSOUCHET & GILBERT, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCUAN7S, So. 89 Pojdras Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. Orders and consignments solicited. JySdtf cairo city wharfboat. Cairo tbanspbb wharpboat. Cairo General Steamboat Ticket Agency. Cliixs. T- Hindc, General Ticket Agent. Office on CAIB0 CITY WII1BFB01T. ; Cairo, 111. : Tickets sold River or Rail, novlll 6tn to all available points bv all available points W. I.RCDD.

Agent.

THE MAHKETB. .tew lora szzrZvL By Telegraph. Nzw Yokr, Dec '!. Cotton Doll and a badfi lower; na! of 2.9 C) Dales at 2i iijcfor middling uplands. FlXUB HecwplH, 42,72 bus; marlit heavy nd &yc(.l 00 loww: sale of V,W 0 bbls. at $4 7u.i 00 for nuperlloe Mlate mid Wmlin; !.i 'or nlr Miate ; f Xjjs d 25 for extra Wtrn ; fi 20 -n0 60 lor him whe-tt fXtra: I 0.i 'ih for round boo" Oolo; S3 Ou'ab If) lor extra St. Liutn, nnc ti 60a9 00 lor j?Kd to cho!c oo. Rye llour'qult-t ami M-arefy so firm ; i-ul- of 2uO barrels at f 1 6-Vai 1"J. t'ORX MBAt-tiQlft. ' Whisky oaiewliat iTpgnlur; sl of

550 bbls weaU-ru. at 1 03 Jl oi lrt-e, chiefly altl 04. Whi:at Receipts, 73,"(! bi;htinr Quito Brni for Hnring, and dml or Winter; hale of t7,(XA) bn-beli at 1 S01 tfl lor No. ;1 Spring, Jl iii'fTl HI lor No. 2 tio., tt Ji . 1 1 So for No. 1 do , sl Uj'M 7 lor Winter red and amber Wekiern, and fl 6J1 tiJ for Whim Slate. live-Heavy; tales of4'K) mshelsState at Jl 10 detlvere-l. Barlby-Without decided change; sale of lS.oOO bushels at SI to lor two rowel male, tl 12 for Canada tust.und tl lJ;tl 17 for four-rowed biate. Baui.iV Malt DUl. touM-Receipts, a.twO buie'; heavy and a siade lower; mi.-s ol ;s'J,(i;.u bn'n-l kt l 07.l 1-9 tor unsound iulzo.l Wtslcrn, fl l l.xl 2Y lvr sound do. Oats K-cipti, 41.00J btnlicU; without, decided rhaij-i-; caies of 3,;i tl t u-l t. at e-tH'aOjo lor Western, and O-'aitGa lor State. Rick Dull; sales cf 40 tletes of Carolina at b;ift7SjC. I'oiitu- Quiet. Hl-GAK tulM ; mien ot 2J0 fchd- Cuba at 11911iC, aud 103 bents Havaua private terms. M OLA9SVS Dull. HoPa-0.ulet. pETKOLKtat Quiet; IS.jc for crude, and 3HH forietined. LI98KKD oil Dull. Pork Qalt and steady: mlM flort this tfXi 7S tor new Men; t ii tii ) f lor old no. ; IIS 75 21 00 for prime, and t-7 &!-' 50 for prluiH Mesa; aiao 2,UM bbii new Mesi. nniitr January and r tt ruary, at 132 Si BeitP Quiet; sales of Kh) bbls at tVatl i for newpialn mess; tlOlV for new rum liitH. Tierce beef quiet; Kalt- of 7J IH-roe at t2H2H for prime me-i.-: g.j n;l for India mew. Bief harus steady ; aim of iCW bbla at f jr old. aud for tew. Cur M eath Dull : sale of 2" ja ka(res t li fl'-ic tor bouidurii, and 17c fur tiaui. Mlddit-s quiet and uuobauKed. Lamjj Quiet and drooping; sa!e of 301 tierces at WiiiilDl-ie for ult-uru, and l'J 'Jtio lor kelt. reiidprud: tiiui, '2ri tleruna U-ni, fcei.er February, l'Jv. BcriKK- Quiet at 22 t3jc fjr Ohio. CHEKaB Du II at 17 lrtc. FvB.Gurs-To Liverpool uucbanged: wheat per Heaiu Id. C!scinau Marnt-i, My litraph.1 , CiyclABATl. Deo. 3. Fi.orft Unchanged and steidy j lamlly, Wh bat Held higher; sales of red Winter at II 1mi 16. Corn Uuchanga-l and qnlet. Oats Unchatgwl and qulft. , , ' Rye Uncbangird and qult-t. Cotton ic lower; sales of middling at 23?'45. XoBACoo Tj ocbatigfd and firm. Whihky Quiet at tvfl. . . M kh Four Dull at l L); no sales. . Bulk Meats Nominally onchaoced; naiea of sb'Hildera at lacj sidoM, lo jloo for clear rib and clear. Bacon Nominally nnchanirea ; t-boul-ders. 15H"?: Aides, l81B)-4o. teugar cured ll h fns. 2lith22c LARD-In better demand; al"f of 703 tlwceHat l7ir.lHSo for st aura and kvltie. Butter Utichnivl. Eoos Dull atMtHi5. Chiesk-Kteadv at 1"SH)(. Oil UnwMl olldnlt a. o. Lard oil dull at 148 tll. Petroleum duil at 3J C3 lor rtuncu, bfOAR-Duli, t. I.onlt Martrt. By Teieaiaph.t Bt. Louis, Dec 3. TonACi'o Heavy but nnchanad. Cotton U neb an gd at iUi3iJ,c, Hemp Nolhluz uoluit. Fiuk Very uuiet: buninfs small: choice Fall n rerti no noM at at it 2 ex tra 14 2a bo; xx si 7jh -i. Wheat F. rm ; koo I Hpring No B S'x'j No. 2 red Fall 9oi'Jc; No. 1 do., II 0.1 Hi i; low choice to choice SI 10 At 20: prltu to Choice white tl "Ai'-il 2. Cons Very dull and drooping; nnw white In bulk Tic; old iuixd mcifil uoj U.lc: choice old yilow UuJ : wb lie V mv-ks. Oaih Firm but dull at l-lliic lu bulk, and 40 aVio Kickd. Baklkv Very liltlo doing; small sales of prime MlKtotiri f ait at It 4J,aI Ii. Kvk Held above tbe view-) of tuj'tr; small Males at tz hh.m. 1'KOVimoM Houoewhat ezelUtd and some arilcies higher, i'oik IV), but Bin-r-ally held at tbe clone at fill, with miuhII saie-iat that. Dry Mult Mem In fair uinand and fclllT; shoulder l-VitiJ'-ic; -l, l,r nil loc : clear mim l''ioc; sweet plcklnd hams 15.r. yjicon quiel ; ouly fuw ualbK; fcuHr cured hams 21c. Laho Active and higher at 17! ,-ilK(i for piiuie steam. thlcaeo Market. By Telegraph. CniCAOO, Doc, 3. Fiouit Dull and -any: ft 753 60 for Spring extra. Wiikat Less active, and mxxt lower ; nail-not iso. int. (c; No M-Hc ckmimkhi wj:iM',,c: inn aiu-riro.on llm rnurkol wrh lrriguiar at !ic ullein' Dectsruber, lor Corn Dull, and JJi'a lower; "alfn of HO, HI 7B'4'alV,c clotting dull at 7ii-4rt7IW ! rejected, ) 'j'nU)',c : ihl aliernuoii tbe tuarset wuUuil at 7t;79j, cash and n-l-ler' Decviiitwr, lor No. '2. Oats Dull and steady; sales of No 2 at 4X'a,lc, and rJ-cu-t at :fiy'$Mc, cloiilug atealy at 42a fur fso. 'i. ltYB More Mcllve, tinner and y,c bijjbT ; sales of No. 2 at 7'J i7'iJ4c; rjtclt;iJ, 71c, cloning at i)"4c ror ro. . Barley inactive and nominally lower, at h-c lor No. 2. rBOVMi'iM-Flrtner. Mtis pork" $"0 6D, cah, and HI H)'te Of) Hftilerx Frury, cloHlog at t il 'M, c-asb, and Ul I feiien,' February. Lard firmer uud Jjo hli(ber; sales at 18 41" -io raili. lvi c on Ki-ilerH' Jsnuary, and lUj selleis' February. Uri and salt meHW Iimk active, but tu-ndy rhort rib middle, n;ic; hbouldarK, twenty days in salt, V9c; loujh slilea, do., li'4c; gieen hams, lie; sweet pickled liauiR, aieaoy ana 11 rm ai io:i 10 y.,c. lli-uii-l)ren.ed, active at 112 lo-ill 01. Closlnif firm at tl'J .00-13 10, illvlding ou 200 poundM. Live tiogn firm and hcIivh and lvmJ)e- bluiier: ii lwcaw U-t lor common: Itf ijifl'J W lor lair to medium; I0 H-ilU M for good to choice; 110 CO'iil 00 for extra fancy. Hew lork Dr eoods Marttei. By Telegraph. New Yosr, Dec. U Dry Good The Inquiry for all clashes of textuo lanrics is very milium, except souu demand for coo 1 ailaplfsJ for c'olhlnK purposei, which are selling at low enonirii prices. Goods generally are selling at re. Jatlvuly low jitlceH than bulore tna war, nu coiise'i ueuiiy ine iininrantv oi Healer are not, matting any pilim or moment. while many are lohluic money. 1'rluiaof the bent makes are veiling down to 115" lie, ana wanmaua at, n;:. anil cannot bo made at a profit, while iioor Htt leaor dlalnes are selling as low un liic ; wide brown sheetings are ueprchse j, Audroacoijl n V-4 being jobbed as low as 42yi;, and 10-4 do. t 47c; eianuard sueellnit-t are scarce and firm, except Augusta, which Is aeliliie ut 11c. 5ew lork tiold ana ttlocfc Marin t. By Telegraph. New Yoax, Dec. 3. Mosxt Steady at 7 per cent, on call loans, witb ezc-ptions at 0 per cent. to Government dealera. Ext'HAOle Hterling qolet st ff i iSJ.. GOLD without decided cIiiiijk-; openinir at. 122Vi, advsnclog to Xriy,. declloiini to m.d cltiMlug at 122. t 'uiryiLig ralea 0(47 per ceni. koih ana currency. Clear auces l23,0Al,iiA. Tbe Hub-Treaaurer sold million at 122 VIOO 3122 aJ-Hl. OoTEUNSESw-l'lnner. with an active Inquiry troui Oerman bankers. I'rlce advanced Vi '4. Coupons of '!. 1 10116' ,i : QO. 'V2 I13l4 lll.'4; ao. ' ll'-i'alU . : 410. new, ll;-mi3i; do. 't7 Ils, lia,'i ; do. 'OH. ll3V4cilJ-';: lO-IUs 107l4ft4lo7'X. 1'aclflc Kenpati Xnrxet. By Telerapb. Mkmphia, Dec. 9. COTTON -fiiil I; nomlnallv 2.T'e. Rttcelnla 1,10 uuiri; eiporia -i;tM oaUN; itceipta i.,r ' wees, t,jv taits: (inorm iortne week, 6,7'i0 bales. noes- Quiet. Cokn ir.';-,', yjc. Oats oii-14-oo. lUr-IJi 00127 ox Bras 822 oojil 00. Pork f.ti 00. I.AhI lli)'Zc. Bacow (suady ; shoulder 17c, sides Vi' ic. BULK MEATS-buouluers 13c, sides 17!,4c. . - JEaropean Haraei. By Cable. Loixjr, Deo. S. Consols, for money, K'4; tor account, tJi. American secuiltlea tirin ; IV 20 boml, U 80; do. 'ft-r, M'A: do. '7, bii; I0-40., Paris. December 3. Bo urge tlrm: leutua Liverpool, December 3.-Cotton Sales of tbe wees 1:28,001 bal fx; exports 17,lW bales; for speculation, ikkj bale: atuca ha-,0i 0 balei, American 19,0ijo balea: receipts lor Uie weex u,ijuj taiea, American i',i ba.'ea: amount alloat 202.0U1 balea, Ameri can Id9,ij00 bales: market to-day dull; mu-dllnu-uniands 12 n 11 ut. Orleans 12-l2;.'i; ales 10,tJ0 bales, luciuiilug 3,0Ly lor speculation and export. Manchester market quiet but firm. Receipts of Wheat lor turen ays f.O flfHJ quarter", A inerlcan u.fciAl: red Western,' No. 2. Bs Od CJ e 7i; Wlnur 9 2d. t alllomla Fl'ur 2.'. torn, "o. I, mixed, 30S. OatsSa. l'C ut Fork 111 Cd. liT lu7. CbeeaetSi. 1 aeon J n 6y rtmrimiT. Lectmber 8. Five twtntki quoted firm aud uoetianged. llAVlir, Decemter . Cottrin rlo-.e.l quiet; on the fpcit, 13'i,'if; low mlddiliig,

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F.ur'l AND OkA"N U'li' L u n I w Clanii, Jion -rirm ; (''; Vn fc ro-k; (i.-rrt irn ftioiM; tiled, ,J 7 i. '1 on ('( .J u t-t ; t ! '.t r'; Jv S 1 1.9 i 0 (or now h j;: rl' 11 t-r I'KOVIH-ONH U', II 'Hi firi,. JlllJII. ItllOOIl, MIOO l(!-r-, I'.'j,!' f lt'i3. Hulk iiiimiih, aiirml'io.H, l,'; rt t, IC'4n ; e,len r nld, L-.nl. 1'-,". f,nfH jf lo.il t hum- from tl at l''i-.!5'to Wniittv-Diill tit )'!. I If ., t..,I A'asli vl J le 'farl.t t. By Tel gruj-h.J Namivim.;, I c .'!. Oirro.v Iii-clln Ir.ir : low JjiiJ J.h.i;, 2-3-fc; it -ij ordimtr , V it a at lu-il, tl '0; aiob'-r, il Jj; m 1.1!, SI 2) tUNfl t.S. KVB-f.,;. l'.AHI.i-.l--5l M)i is ti $7 ( for iii-rl!nt')l.ii!r. Iitu.tf M EA'rs t ii-nr ii)mi, ri-r ri'" d t hix, i iic ; ! iioitiutfjM, is;., ti i". Laru !!,". tvr orleina i? :.tpi-i, Ly TbieKrai-h. It'KW Om m ha CoTTfiX In pod di-raaiii!, 1,. low.r : o for u i .1 ; !,. t OitN-M-iiifo mui rtriix-r; w, 'A 0ll-nic' and l.i. !. r ; i, 11 AY Hcsrcf n ttd f' no ; t -I ) . 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