davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-29
T'fTE DAILY TIMES.


On Geological Examination Of a portion Of the line
and contemplated Reservoirs Of the James RiUcy and
KdnQWha Canal
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-29
MDOTA'i'O EESs sc lsya
e. 900 bushels n Northern Mercer Potatoes
25 bbIs Lard, prime aIlicle
100 kegs do do
tierces new Rice
500 boxes Cheese
.i..i, H. l. IL

Receiving flor sale by
no II. w. TYLER.
TA1 y Eff ID Err 3. ls5I.-Anxious "a gCiuce oui
l u stock of Goods. will sell out the balance OIL
stock hard reduced prices. A great many things
will sell less than COST, and will sell any thing
as low as it can be had in this or any other market
All persons in want will do well to call as we have
a great many fresh and desirable goods hand just
fresh ION Paris. Lyons, &c Among our stock may
be lound the following, together with great many
| other articles
| Rich Paris Silks, (black and coouyed) OF our own
importation
| Blue black, green and brown Cloths
| Black and coloured Silk andJW orsed Vestngs
Merinoes, De LANES, plaid spun Silks
Rich plaid Ribbons tor sashes and bonnats
| 4 rich lot ct Parry dress Goods
A large lot OF negro Blanke's, very cheap, of our
Negro Clothing of all descriptions
| Whi'e black and coloured KID Gloves, manufactur-
WoRD, FERGUSON & BARKsDALE,
GAS CHANf}E1Esi1E2s.-P steamer Penn :
vi syivania we have received a supply Of Gas Chan.
deliets and other fixtures OF desirable patterns.
SFEBBlNS, DARRACOTT q CO,
(7OLLz1G5f1 ANIp SCHOOL f5OOas.-Ihe
" subscriber has added to his former stock oil Books,
the following viz:
Carpenters Principles Of Human Philosophy
Hair's Rhetoric, University edition
| Familiar Science, by Peterson
| Science OF Things Familiar, by Brewer
Letters on Astronomy, BY ,. Olmsted, L. l.. D.
| rhetorical reader, by Parker
| Parker's National Series OF Readefs-Nos / 2, s
| Boyd Rhetoric
| French Conversation
Author 5 aud ArndId's Latin ard Greek Works
| Also, large lot of Steel Pens, warranted a first
| rate article, Tor sale moderate terms
RELIGIOUS WORKS.
Infant Baptism, by r B Howell
The B.bIein the Family, by Boardman
I2eander on the Philippians by Mrs Il G Con ant
Worlds only Hope, by z w Cushman
lectures On the Lord Fl yer by Williams
Religious Lbeflles--it5 struggles anu trGmt a5, by
Undehll
Plymouth ard the Pilgrims
Family Testament, with notes by the American
And large supply Of the Faptst psalmody.
CffAS WORTHAM,
Bapti.t Book Depository, No. 203 Main St.
no4 Square above the va Banks
94sxTEsA BLACK EAPPED VEGAN3.
ga W receiving and offer for sale superior ar
tIce oil black mapped Vest Paddiuaa.
20 KENT, PAINE & KENT.
| ETPSOM, SAAYs.-9 bbls in store and for sale
no 81 ADIE & GRAY.
FsET AtssTEALg. SAFE AFLOAT.-6O0 sacks
no ri JOHN II CLAIBORNE.
IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, coz! s1}s
FL &c.
100 tons American Rolled, sweede and Eogiisb Iron,
comprising full assortment Of fiat, round and
square bars
! 10 toas hammered Iron. for farming purposes
200 bundles hoop and baud Iron
| 100 do American, English and Russia Sheet Iron
American and Fog ish Bllstered Steel
MAYORS east and smear Steel
$50 boxes Tin Hiates--dIi erenl sizes
Flock Iin, sheet and boiL Copper
Bar, sheet and pig Lead, sbeel Anc, Wine, sc
For saeb E ii SKINKER
no 10 No IS Pearl street.
HHoUs E-KEEssINes HARDWARE Tea
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-29

On the opposite side of the stream the counterpart
OF this was seen, showing that The mountain once
continuous and also that have here what ii geoI-
ogists call ANTIcLINAL AXIS lin towards which
the rocks both sides lean. The strike is N 80 deg.
E and the dip so deg
An exploration here explained very clearly the srue.
ture of The mountain
The examination commenced at station l, on the
left side of the gorge; the sandstone traced along
the contour line OF the level of the reservoir to
station H. and the tie of the dam is placed 100 feet
from the axis of the mountain, the sandstone strata
have thickness of 1900 feet The bed of limestone
ceeded by another bed of sandstone, after which the
black slate makes its appearance.
Supposng the contour line to be deve eped into a
straight line, it would presen. at this place the following
section
Section onsthe left side of the Gorge.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-29

& 1i3HsEiNG TcBACCO.-A superior article
Sc IS ED Nj. MORGAN. Mainat.
ATEHEG a "A superior article Tor picking, &c.
10 ED. Nj. MORGAN, Main st.
61x TIIN E}sTON f1sA lot OF superior Grlndstones,
nv ED. M. MORGAN, alain st.
@4AEIAD Gil FOE TABLE USE-A fresh
- supply in actual quart bottles most superior
tcle, Just received and tor sale by
nov DOVE, ISAAC5 & co.
NsT OTIGEo-'rh+ Partnership between the sub
Vi scfhers this day dissolved Con the Sd in:t)
by mutual consent.
Persons holding claims will apply to I. IT. Wake;
and hose indebted will see the necessity Of making
payment possible.
J. II. WALKE,
Nov. Sd, 1851 J. K. Wake.
FnTOTEC e. The subscribers have entered into
~ Co-partneiship for the purpose of conducting a
Geaeral Grocery anil Commission Business, under the
name and style Of | II. Wake q co
They have taken the store LATELY occupied by I. II.
Wake and specially solicit call from lher friends
and the public generally,
J. II. Wake.
NOT JAMES II. COX.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-29
FALL TfsADEg 1851.

BROOKS 81 BELL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN 81 DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
No. II PeaYI or Fourteenth street,
RIcHMoND, VIRGINIA,
q RE row receiving portion OF their stock Of
Ia FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
saited 10 the FALL and WINTER trade; and expect By
LIST Of SEPTEMBER 10 have in store stock well worthy
the attention Of merchants visiting this market All
OF which they will offer upon the most favourable
terms. au IS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-29

HDACON, BUFFER, lSUCKWFlEAT.
I'D CHEESE
10 hhds shoulders and Hams
% kegs prime Goshen Butter
so packages new Buckwheat
100 Kegs Goshen Cheese
100 boxes No Fire Crackers
10 boxes Lemons, in prime order
so bbis Apples
100 do Mercer Potatoes
50 do red and white Onions
100 bills and half bbis Ale
so bbls sweet Newark Cider
Receiving this day per steamer and for sale by
II. w. TYLER.
100 bbls Apples on consignment, for sale low
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-29

H8 T. 81 IL. g. TAA.AFERI&O nave re-
GAs moved their office on 18th street, next to Mayos
Bridge, where they are prepared to fill all orders for
FLOUR, MEAL, and GROUND PLASTER, with
oromutness au l5-df
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09
b Y M A IL.
OUR BALTIMORE coRREsrovDExcr.

OUR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Z, 1851.
The Maryland Ekdion-Roia Of the Tthgs-C atLe-
rine Hayes, &c.
The Maryland election has resulted, as Father
Richie would say, in the total trout Of the whig
forces, horse, foot, and Dragons" and all their
valuables have been captured by the democracy.
Even the House of Delegates, which, from time i'm
memorial, has been whig, bids fair to fall into the
hands Of the democracy, by one or two majority.
The Senate will remain whig by about two ma
jority, having been saved from the general over
throw by ten wings to four democrats holding over
from last year. The democratic State ticket is
also elected entire, even Ex-Governor Thomas as
Comptroller, who fell one thousand votes behind
his tickle. in this city II is, however, generally
the case in Maryland that the democrats sweep the
state the year preceding the Presidential election;
but they have carried the game rather farther this
fall than any precedent warranted.
Catherine Hayes has just closed an arrangement
with the managers Of the Mechanics Institute, for
the use OF their mammoth ball, which will seat
5000 persons, for a series Of concerts TO commence
on the Goth Of December. The Mechanics Fair
will close ON the 10Th inst, when the workmen
will proceed TO give the hall its closing GniJh, and
an effort will be made 70 have II provided With
seats by the time indicated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09
THE VERY LATEST.

ALBANY, Nov 81 p. NJ
There nothing to change the opinion expressed yes
terday, that UnmAn, Cook, and Fitrhugh, elected
and probably Forsyth, on the whig ticket
The latest telsgrsphic reports which have reached
here are that Ontario gives 500 at least for every whg
candidate; Livingston 400 whig majority; steuben
800, and Yates $50, democratic msjorities.
Letters from Delhi state that the majority in Delaware
county, against Foryh and Patterson will not exceed
1900.
In st. Lawrence the democratic majority on any Dor
ton Of the ticket, will not go over 900.
Uman in Rensselaer,, will up with the rest Of the
wing State ticket. "a
The number Of whig votes cast in Madison county.
without the of Pratt for Senator, which omit
ted by the printer, 475-whch would have ensured
his election.
ALBANY, November So M.
The Osrtso Times the strength Of letter thinks
that Mr. Platt has majority in Madison and is elected
to the Senate On the contrary advices from Chitte
niDgo state that Bowen democrat, is elected.
Washington county is reported at about 300 for Ul
man; Chstaulue, 1900 ditto; Monroe 1900 ditto.
Franklin gives $50 to 800 majority for the democrats
on the State ticket The democratic candidate for As
semblyman has 81 majority
The Albany .4tus has dispatch stating that Allegheny
has given so majority for the democrats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09

From Boston,.


LOSS OF THE SHIP OREGON, OF BOSTON, AND THREE
PAssENoERs-NARRow ESCAPE OF THE CRxw, ETC.
Bosros, Nov.8I 1851
The British brig Conductor which arrived ct this port
last evening" from Bonsire brought In Capt Thomson
the crew and passenger Of the ship Oregon Of Bos
ton which sunk the 9th uit in lat 3oH Ion. cox
The Oregon sailed from New York the 23d uit for
Kingston, Jsmsica, with ceal, and four passengers
During heavy gale, the 9th ult the shifting plank
broke adr her cargo shifted the vessel filed with
ter and sunk, about p NJ. Both boats stove In
the gale and rendered useless and the prospect Of saving
the lives Of those on board almost hopeless when
fortunately the top Of the forward house
sequence ofthe weather side having cut away upon
which all the crew and passe nger Mr. L. r. Fish,
escaped Three passengers were unable to get upon
raft before the ship went down. and were lost Their
names were, Mr. Simpson of London; Mr. j. b Duval OF
New York; and Dung about IL years of age name
not remembered The crew remained the raft three
days and nights without water food when they were
fallen in with by the brig Conductor of Yarmouth N
captain Wyman for whose kind treatment the survivors
express their warmest thanks.
Hon John p. Hale resumed his argument for the
defence in the case, this morning
Stocks are hrmer to-day with a more active market
Money Is easier on call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09
NEW YORK STATE.

The election Of the six members Of the Canal Board
on the State ticket, is still in doubt So conflicting
the returns and close is the Of the different
didates the tickets that 1t is impossible to form
opinion the result this time The Albany Argus
the best authority in the State for election returnsn
giving table Of reported maorites from the counties
has the following remarks -
1t includes all the counties except Delaware. without
the vote OF that county the whg ticket has apparent
average majority Of 1911, which will doubt be
tralized II net reversed, when the Umpire county shall
showing that the vote in the State extremely close and
that nothing short Of the ocsl figures determine
the actual result II Is obvious that neither ticket Il
elected entire-candldstss on both running In some
counties very unequsly and In all less before
behind their associates Probably the difference Ina the
aggregate vote Of the highest and lowest each ticket
may be reckoned by thousands. Should there be df
ference Of hundreds only, IT would be sucent, olose
Is the vote to elect divided ticket What this vision
opinions worth anything In q where, here,
they vary according to the wishes hopes Of individuals
The county meet Tuesday In all the
ties and the actual result which the election has left
much in doubt II before, will thereafter be
knowp-and not before.
The albany Journal (Thurlow Weeds paper) Of last
evening, contains the annexed -
ave make such further corrections as our information
permits and this leaves almost every candidate both
hope and fear the result The probabilities that
part Of each ticket Is elected though the chances
against all wings but Fitzhugh, Ullmsn and Cook
Delaware Is supposed TO have given about 1000 agsns
these gentlemen and 500 against the other whig
eandidstes.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09

sufcfbE o. Csow INptsS-A few days ago, we rave
account Of the escape Of Crow Indan-one Of IN
delegation that Col Mitchell Il taking 20 the East
from the steamer Clara whilst she lay at Bru aswick
lie left the boat after supper, Sunday evening the
18th inst and learn that his body found on
sunday last the 10Th about half mile IRON where the
beat was lying The body had been mutilated by hogs
but was sufficiently perfect, with the attending creum
stances, to attest the manner of bis death lie had
committed suicide by stsbbing himself In the just
the left shoulder lie hsd driven the knife deep
and then withdrawn Il. Mr.. Salisbury yesterday
brought down the knife beads and other things found
about his body, calculated 10 identity him. He bor-
rowed the knife from the Black Bear, Of the Chey
ennes belonging TO the delegation just ~ he leaving
IL is long butcher knife, worn TO toleraey sharp
point Before showing the knife 20 the Indians yester
day, or informing them Of what had transpred, the
described It, and when shown, all recognized IL;
end when his beads and other rinksts exhibited
they instantly recognized them when informed that
he bad killed himself they expressed much surprise and
feeling There remains doubt Of The Identity Of
the body Of the Indian 81 Louis (Mo Republican
Oct 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09

Mrss.or OF GOVERNOR CAMPBELL, o. TExNEssrr.--The
rst m.sesge Of Governor Campbell communi ated 20
the Tennessee Legislature the 18th utmo With the
exception Of couple Of paragraphs in commemoraton Of
the compromise exclusively devoted State
sairs lie devotea much attention 10 internal
msnts and states that about t2eC0OOo have been cub
scribed To the Memphis and Charleston road; over
t2ct0c0 to the read from Louisville 10 Nashville and
above Sl5OCco TO the road from Nashville 10 Columbia
All ieee works he says deserve the oountepance OF the
eiate. The mode Of cectng Judgee and Attorneys
General be urges should be changed and suggests that
se In healthy condition With surplus In the Trea-
kv1y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09
s,pr,me Court-In chambers.

fTNTCATl
Nov g. TSessss s. Droysy rs. j. Usrdtrri. The
above rt has been commenced In this Court on an az
sisnm.nt made Nv Max Maretgek 20 the plaintiff. n
streafa that the defendant entersd into an agreement
Win usrets.k to pay him the Of 5000 per month
Ter the s,ivices 81 Madame merttheS soto hsrris'
srJ c,r,sn other members Of the Italian open
nsnv 20 sd IN the concerts % Miss Catherine Hayes
ibss srvces u L. all ged have been rendered but 'he
defr dant has not porto med hs premise 20 pay ur.
Dtsper brirss bis action as assigpss for 81 goo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09
CITY OF ROCHESTER.


DELAWARE.
DsLH November s. 1851
EDIToRs OF ALBANY ATLAS The returns come in very
imperfect account Of the interest felt on the local
ticket The vote in the county has not been arse and
in most Of the whig antrsnt towns the whg anti rent
voted either the straight whs ticket the half and
half ticket In the democratic anti rent towns the de-
mocratc antreners voted the regular ticket adopted
at the State Anti-rent Convention
The .7tas estimates Delaware NJ 200 democratic ma
jority probably on Wright for Comptroller
cHAuIlrquE.
The Dunkirk Journal, Of Friday says -
The whig majority in the county on the State ticket
will not be far from 200 The whole county and dis
srNArE.-There is no doubt CT Wards (whlg) election
though We have had few returns from Csttarauyus
romKrSs COUNTY.
IrH,c., Nov. s, 1851.
EDrross ArrAs-The result Of the canvass in this
county Is nearly all in and the democratic majority on
State ticket Is about 100 all the State nominees about
alike.
williams Cwhis,) Senator has about 600 majority In
this county, produced by local causes.
cgrwuNa.
The democratic candidate for the Assembly (wyncoop
e defeated and Van stten whig elected according to
EImNa GAZETTE oyrrcr, Nov 7.
Set down chemupg at 7S2 ON the democratic state
Barn Nov s. 1851.
Eprrops ArtAswe have received the election returns
s. nnr n"RSe, q towns to Justify me in
half shire question has injured State ticket Yours
In haste.
LowuILE Nov. s, 1851.
EDIToRs ArLAs-The democratic State ticket has TAT
least 2oo majority In little Lews-probably $50. Chat
field with the ticket 40 or 80 ahead though
the wings have singled him out for defeat
r. s-Our whole ticket IL elected; likewise the demo
cratic Senator In this district.
MONTGOMERY.
FoSpA, Nov s, 1851.
Eprrons ArLAS-The canal contracts have been too
much Toe US, and we are beaten In the county. The
Weed men fought with desperation-whipped the poor
silver grsys Inland with the profit Of the fat contracts
member In the western Assembly district and defeated
our county ticket.
The average majority for the whig State ticket will
be little upwsrds Of 200, near eau get at IT,
Chethed GLORY In the hghes will only be from 80 to
W behind In the county. lie has been taken care Of
LAWRENCE.
OcpENsBUro Nov. 5-S p. vi.
send you all our returns from the county far
heard from.
Eighteen towns heard from; state ticket 1888 ahead
In the same towns James the whig Judge L. 80 ahead
OF Allen, our candidate for Judge
On the State ticket, the county will probably give
from ten to eleven hundred Allen will have a small
majority Of aDy) James james carried all the
free soil vote the Sons of Temperance and Of all
other isms.-.aLbany .qvgus.
TwErry-rIrrH srNsrr DISTRICT.
The Seneca Obsot says there Is scarcely any douo,
but that the demccrsc candidate ~ elected In this dis
trict lie has 1S majority in this county and dc4 in
Yates Williams ~ rsported 10 have GO IN TompSins,
Which 10 probably the Lgaest."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09
The Legislature.
GuN ~

As far - asoeYtsned says the Argus) the democrats
elect IA Of the 80 senator's the wings also IA Four dis
tricts not ascertained-the Oswego and Madison the
Eesex, Clinton and Warren the Westchester, Putnam
and Rockand and the Schohsre and Delaware districts
I'VE Of them with the Lieut. Governor would give the
democrats . majority In the Senate The wings must
carry three Of them to a majority The chances
that the wings have carried the Westchester and
perhaps the 0swego and Madison districts. The demo
Gratis probably have the Warren and the Schohare dis
tricts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09

AND CIVIL JUSTICES.
COURT OF
Samuel A. Foot (whig). ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loO47
Alexander 8. johnson (dem.) ............... ls45l
Majority for Judge Foot. 500
Judge Foot, it win be recolected was the Castle
Garden Union ticket. He is now on the bench Of the
Court of Appeals under appointment from the Governor
We shall not be able to examine the probabilities with
regard to his election until get through with the
more absorbing subject Of aceranng whether the wings
or the democrats have the control Of the Canal
Board, and the expenditure Of the nine millions Of
dollars of canal appropriations We should say, how
ever, that Judge Foot's fate at this election is in
the hands of the anti renters His sanguine friends here
hope for respectable vote in his favor from those
lance power men but think the ballot In that
quarter will tell sad story for the Judge, as his afni-
ties not with the Attorney General, Chst6sd the
great favorite of the antirenters Compared with U
man. the Judge folloMs In those countias :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09
JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS.

There is no doubt Of the election Of Alexander d.
johnson, the democratic candidate for Judge Of the
Court Of Appeals Ills majority Judge Foote who
on the Castle Garden Union Safety Ticket will
think be very large. Judge Foot behind the wings
on the State ticket generally In three counties from
which have the full vote, the whole number Of votes
poed for the canal ticket, $1,000; while the
two candidates for Judge OF the Court Of Appeals rece
ed only 81 26 votes showing that 5000 voters in these
counties did not vote Tor Judge Of that Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09
ANTHOLOGY, &c.

A sTRoLooY.-DR- y. W. RoBACK. FROM SWEDEN
"A lately from Philsdep ha, offers his services
tens ofNew York He able 70 forete past. prsseat and
future events Feo-Ladies ~ cents; gentlemen 81 Ns
Invites calculated and read in full according the oras
and masculine signs ladies, ST. gentlemen. 80 Ma
white street New York who're letters post paid win
scive immediate attention. For partioulars daily
papers Astrological Ainsnses be procured ~ the ooe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09

A DAMS X CO.'S CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE
and Parcel Express per United States mail steamer
Ohio, Tuesday, November 1.-Two specis through Mes
sengers and Special Freight hrenOur next regular sem
monthly Express for California will be despatched by the
Tuesday Nov II, at o'clock =, n, in charge # our
Special Freight Agent and special Messengers de
nation As Express By this steamer will be unusually
large shippers are particularly requested 70 send in their
ee,ed as us1s until o'clock the day steamers
departure No charge TO oonsgnors by line for Consul
ltr Certnoates Custom House Fees Iavoces in
yar.by be handed IN 20 with the goods Every package
risk. ADAMS A co Issna IL wall ssrsst
RkRFoRD n co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS BY
- steamer Ohio on Wednesday, 11th inst specisi
eenger W. Johns through 20 San Francisco Freaht % Der
than BY any other Express through than 20
days NO charge for Custom House Consua Frsat
street, Astor House. ~ A'"'- '''es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09
From New Orleans.

STEAMBOAT AND COTTON BURNED-THREE LIVES
LoSr-FRosT IN MISSISSIPPI, ETc.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 8, 1861.
1t srrored that the steamer Montgomery, with 25Oe
bales Of cotton board recently burned at Hurr-
leland ysksburg, Miss. The boat and cargo
a total loss Two or three lives lost.
There was light frost in Mississippi yesterday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09

Tsor, N. r., Nov g. 1861.
The Jury in the of Charles Quinn tried for the
murder Of Michael Gleason in this city, in January
last returned verdict Of guilty Of murder. Quinn
was oday sentenced, by Judge Watson to be hanged
on the 2sth day OF December next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09
The Sons OF Temperance.

UTICA, Nov 5th, 1901.
The Grand Division of Sons Of Temperance Of Western
New York. will hold adjourned meeting at Rochester
on the 18th Of November
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09
The Mississippi River, SC.

Sr. LoUIs, November 9, 1881
All the upper streams falling, and there is
feet CT water between here and Cairo
We have nothing relative to the Banklsw election
in Illinois