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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18

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be received addressed the subscrb at tue office ofC
r. MILL Ar & Co., Auctioneers No 1875 Boadway, New.
York until 25h day SptembI Or the purchase o. me
whole or Part OF saO0C0 of the SIX PER CENT COUPON
BONDS ofDAVIDSON COUNTY. STATE Of TENNESSEE
Proposa NAV b. for cssh ~ per cash ana balance
ip monthly instruments of 5 or 10 per cent -
These bonds are issued the Nashville and North western
Railroad Con pa conformity spea act Of the Less
re which act p>ovfes for the ent aud 60 lection II
special tox Cor payment OF utere and 10 ceae sinking funs
or their fms. payment The for the current year now
being collected. 49,. ~ .
These Bonds offer superior inducements 10 capitalist Ie
county en- beciug the City Nashville is the weahies ~ tho
ssehe TAXABLE property smountng twenyons milons
OF dollars and the svsts m of Railroads being constructed
will when completed a that amour. largely .
Auy turtle, information may be obaued by applying at tho
oace OF G r. MILLER Co. No. 1876 Broadway, or by adj
e Wv BECKER RUST,
n. viie and Railroad.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18

SERIOUS AccIDEST.-Yesterday afternoon a Ger
man srl residing Ewen.st Meseroe e. d. while
Fssed walk in Bushwck Academia Iy got her
ka1d caught In the jenny and her drawn up
to shoulder The flesh aud muscle of the
shoulder the bend of the bare the principal blood
vessels nerves rendering necessary for the main
tefy % taken up D Holmes and Lorette called in
and wounds and the impression that ampua
ton at the shoulder will be necessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18

A BRUTE.-James Courtney, a dirt-carman, was
aested evening Off Nineer Of the FIT Dsc
charge Kicking boy u years Of named Howard 10
brutal the abdomen and 10 believed racur
several his ribs The boy conveyed Ia exhausted
the residence of his mother in Twelh and medical
IA ploe
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Findnrial.

OyyicE o. THE GRocERs' FIss IssUhAcE con,sy)
Hew.fOrs. Sept l. laA B
4 sEMI-ANNU Al DIVIDEND OF EIGHT
"a PR CENT the CAPITA stock Of the Comp.y hs ban
declared payable 81 Their Ofiee No 81 Wis., on essna
THOMAS 0RRENLEAP, Secrsarx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18

OyytcE CO THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RuLsoAD ca 4 4
NEwfoRX. sept 4, 1850 I Il
COUPONS falli3g cue on the LIST of October
~ pert on The COEsTs NC ZION )NDS of ths Compsa,
viii 10 paid on sf thst psseutalIon oce
VI '"' '''DPN PERKINS. Tre.sar.r. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18

OFFtcE y CLrvELASD AND TOLEDO RAILROAD Cox
No "a Nillism-st., New York Aagust -, 1888
NNHIS COMPANY having several different Issues
Binds amounting Three and One half Million OF 0o-
lars resolved the Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders in July
W issue for tn Ame Smoun payable IN hTN years %
be exehneod tn Bonds and the Road FOG
their .ecuiy and pledge Sinking Fun} les than One
per Cent per Annum which viii sborb the Bonls before
msturty. q.
These Bends are ready and no den any tho aeat
ssscss of Bonds make the exchange st this Office
r. X LIrCHFlELD. Treasurer.
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DOSE HILL SAYINGS BANK. No. 25l 8

IN ne door above 1stst.-Opsn DAILY from 10 A. NJ 10
2P NJ and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
from 70 o'clock per OF $500 and
under and per SUNS over : 500 .
WILLIAM H. PLArT President
n LooFPoRRow. Sec. JANIS X. KsELER, VlcePreSt.
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\ AM WARRANTS WANTED by
Groceries.

x,tEAE toR PRESERylNG.-Just received.
~ A .~.AN ,s,v4so ~ nurCh ChOsaepl soSlNsN nors
ss...., at,sts recssgsvS Als' other awe ace 800
ss,..- .y sAspy sstes Ns N s1Ans.. ss' S ~
:. ~.ttss a. uhsessls fssses. ~ }. u Fo"LSh'
49, - s,Sa~ sJh
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Douuip fanb marrants.

I ANp-WARRANT OFFICE, No. 63 Wals s3
I !. Nsy,N@A tho hsesa mak.t p'ieo paid for LIAnI
WARRANTS srt s Agrsr,s sold BY as susFsaecae '
f~aVsf ~ risA .hcfse agan receipt ofreuitAnes IA
t.td Atsais sreSaFoa og Soldiers aad othsr eono9~
es~st, Lsg,S aP'ia sgplka.t'G 20 - - . s,vus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18
miscellaneous.

the surface Of the teeth without IN
Jury 10 the euamme ante pc aud dst-rgen, leaves an
agreeable freshness OF taste In the mouth HrNHT haI-
LArD No q John has wholesale, and T. r. GREEN,
NJ 500 Broadway has retail They also have that wdsy
endeny de shu Extract Tor the hAaa
ierchi.f HARRISON'S JOCKEY CLUB.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-04
THE BEDFORD GAZETTE.
G. w. Bowman, Editor and Proprietor

RENuNclArtex OF Know NornINGtsM.-Mr. WIN.
D. Doll, of Frederick, Md. having joined the Know
Nothings and found out what the concern is made o
now reuounces and denounces it thing OF evil
He says, in communication to the Citizen:
ssi attended I think, but four meetings, certainly
no: more than six which were amply sufficient to
convince me that no of patriotism and lloer-
al feelings could remain among them wlthoul sacil-
fcing his honor, and compromising his freedom OF
will aud opinion Instead of meeting with the patrl-
otic. the intelligent and the liberal, with few eX-
ceptions, met with the bigot, the nioerant, tne
proscriptionst, the superauuated, and broken DOWN
leaders of the old Whig Party. and the disappointed
affce-seekRg Democrat. It's man body being men
of that creed the resdue those who had once acted
with the Democratic party. saw tnat us ann was
10 break down the paTty OF which had been meul-
Der from nay YOUTH and under whose Wiss, s",.
can, aud generous policy my Country had grown
rich great and powerful, and determined 10 esche"
il as thing of evileyil in It's origin and ev 10 us
purs,,ifs Under Democratic rule bad always been
free 10 act think and speak for myself had never
been controlled by caucuses cliques. voted as
,,Ieased and no one ever dared question The pro-
nrietv of uy conduct but there was bound III VIII
and nurpose 10 do as those R authoty might dictate
under main OF the dreadful dspeasure OF those Who
seek power place and profit by the organization
and who give direction TO 1t. l regard II as a iou
egg hatched after protracted and elaborate Incuna
ton m the old Wing nest, and whose chick strongly
resembles in form and feature, the CTGrr bff@, q"
c;sut F,eieraiism and advise all my Democratic tel
lowcjtizens 70 give no heedto outward and speci
Gus professions OF s'AmencaRism," for these are
t,rcr n ,ascksry tad q Iie and 20 avoid ii as They
,youd the vjper whose presence is cOntagIon, who's
ipafb
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tions of the Know-nothing organization, which,
as we believe, has its headquarters here in the
city oi Raleigh that we proclaim to them our
firm conviction that this midnight organization
is aiming to overthrow the democratic party,
and TO establish 10 its place the reign OF federal
isrne and of secret, irresponsible cabals eonbln-
ed and that il becomes every man who loves
his country and would see its affairs discussed,
decided upon, and carried forward IN an open,
manly, and honest way, to take ground at once
Whatever may have been or may be his paiit-
ical party opinions-aganst this new, dark-l
tern organization-aga this aggregation OF
bigotry, intolerance, persecution. lnJnsticf' OF
spoilsmpn, ofce-seekers without principles, and
OF deplaved, spawned, and worn-out party
hacks"
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multiply its wealth This position he cniorees
5y Argument and by an iIIustrious example,
with a quotation of which we will conclude this
article. Ii will be noticed that the person re-
ltrred to below was one whom the Know Moth
ings would have regarded with utter detestafIon.
Hp was iorrgner-a pauper, and--oh summit
Of iniquity -an lrIsliman. But we hasten 70
the extract.
ain the borough of Easton reposes the ashes
of George TAYLOR. one Of the immortal signrrs
Of the Declaration OF Independence, an IRISH
man by birth, who, TO secur" passage 10 'IliS
country. entered into voluntary slavery lie
shipped under the laW as it was al that tine,
and when he landed in America, he was sold at
Auction into servitude TO pay tor BIS passage.
His purchaser was the owner OF the Durham
mines and furnace, in the upper part OF Bucks
county. He served out his time, and perform
ed such service as his employer directed, and
was afterwards hired 10 work 10y the day. lie
arose step BIZ step in the estimation OF his fellow
citizens. filing such Offices and places as were
entrusted TO him, until hr become one OF the
Justices of the Court and at last having dis
charged all his pnblc duties with fidelity, he
,ae chosen representative in the Continental
| CONGRESS. and affixed his name TO that lnstru-
! nsnt of WRITING which is doomed TO live as lone
as the English language remains. ne PtoPl'
/ of EaSton cherish his memory as one OF the sagt'
orthe Revolution and the old stone house II
which he lived is still pointed ont to the stranger
as a relic OF the past, worthy Of note and recof
lection"
We thank Mr.. johnson for his eloquent de
fence of the, principles of our lorriathtrs, an'
his equally eloquent denunciailons OF Know
Notbinqis,n: and we trust that his friends II
Northampton will remember one who has beer
true TO his faith in the hour of adversely.
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.t,on can tell. But, as | have been wing,
aaly 49,, cav for me TO my old whig friends that
ha,e looked carefully under the cloak OF know
aotb,ng,srn. have lifted with daring hand the
al that covered the face OF the Prophet Sam,
.na sa,isfad myself well that il is not whiggefy
= had ALWAYS understood it, and as knew it
,g,s understood and professed by thousands Of
honest and patriotic men, but monsfrum horrea-
I'm. in formi, iageny, cui iumen redempfam.-
YES as blind as bat, and as dark as Erebns.
let them beware of it, as they love their lives
and high reputation. History informs Us Of
MANY secret political parties, but moi of onr,
| t,at remember, which has not been damned by
impartial posterty. This party has much, be-
sdrs its secrecy, to give il an earlier and deeper
| condemnation than that which has fallen 10 the
| ht of its predecessors II the democratic party
! ,hould follow its lead, what hell upon earth
! heir underground fight would make vet ii
would plead example, and the responsibility
lvould be Sans. "W1th high regard,
THOMAS J. NICHE
/ 1t is refreshing, IN these days Of political de-
Ilinqutncy, TO see such man as Thomas ].
Niche thus loldIy and fearlessly avowing his
hostility to the secret order Of knoW-nothiagS
land when it is remembered that, for several years
hIr. Niche has been one of the most talented
hnd efficient leaders of the late whig party in
Virginia, we feel that we have just cause TO
congratulate the country.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-04
TNTiRNlSHED Truth.

AMONG the true friends OF oui Republic Is
ph;lin Johnson Of Northampton. In ms sPeeCh
d.i;ve,pd in the house of Representatives on
tb. DAD Of March last, he eloquenily SHOWS tha'
The principIps and practices OF the know-Noth-
;n,,s are in direct opposition TO the principirs
u1on which our government IS passed; ne
shows that instrad Of upholding that ''aii men
are created equaI," they make birth ana oioou
the test of citizenship, while they indirectly as
soJ the sacred doctrine that ''ali men nave
1t 10 worship God according to the dictates
aT their own consciences." Nor IS he al an
| ..,ealv-mouthed'' in his mode ot exposing the
| corrurtion. treachery and hypocrisy oil ms
/ r,-rr.ni7a,ion. Undrterred BY thrir acknowl led5
/ ID mower. and undismayed by their secrrt ant
;nsid;ous mode of attack. he dlscioses their de
f,~,,;,,, IN sucb styIe as must have made Nor
-;s ot pbiladelphia, and his compeer IN gum
Dave Smith, Of the negro voting IA" hot'tif'S
vince. unless they possess more than an oFai'ia
~ amount of the bTazpn-iaced lmpudFnce c!.a'
.ct.r;s;c of The. members OF the order. th
/ argument about paupers and convlctss SO indn'
tr,ousiy used by the CayeHnes, IS also met an
. answered fully and fairly. He shows that III
! Democratic party are ready aud Wiling TO pi'
: vent the importation OF pauPers and cFiH'na's'
: nv a pauper is meant Zone who has become
: charge pom putlic charity, and by Grimm
= ona y no has been convicted Of a crime. Sn'
n he is willing to exclude; but lie asserts that
o stalwart, hraFty man or woman, uouS" '''
hs landed upon cur shores without dollar
= their pockets, are not FlupeFs instead
! draining It's resources they may incF'2Se d
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A Total Wreck.

On the first OF January, 1854, gentleman
doing business in New York, was worth with
what he had invested in business, hundred
and ten thousand dollars. At the same time he
was blessed with an intelligent and lovely Wit,
beautiful and promising children. The first
misfortune was the transfer OF merchandise 10
the amount OF eighteen thousand dollars 10 a
California dealer, for which not one cent was
ever received. The next were two successive
robbPrIrs by means Of which TWENTY-FIVE thou-
sand dollars We're lost. Soon alter this the M
fortunate made an investment in real estate 10
large amount. The next crowning misfortune
vas trip with his family TO Europe. They
embarked on their return, on board the steam
ship Arctic, and all shared her luckless fate
In settling up his affairs, his real estate as sold
under the hammer al a sacrifice of thousands oi
dollars, making the aggregate loss to his proper
ty during the year, one hundred and eighteen
thousand dollars, eight thousand more than ms
assets.--.N Y. Courier.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-04

BAGGAGE FOR THE OTHER WoELD.-Ibe
following incident occurred within sight OF our
office few days ago. Two children, grI os
seven years, and boy of FIVE, were playing IL
the story above that in which their mother was
sitting with a friend. Suddenly the quick Ear
OF the mother caught the sound OF little irrI
hurryng TO the stairway, and then thr voice Oh
the little boy almost inaudlble through terror
calling her To come. ''Come guick, Daas@yS
an the Trunk" fastening 10 the spot, sor
asked eagerly, "Where's the key "On
Danghiy's got it, Daughty's got IT," sad Tue
little fellow, and he danced wildly about 'or
room, and threw his hands in agony Ana
surely there was cause for his wild fright
The little girl had taken the key IN her hapO'
for fear her brother would lock her in, and PA,
ced herself in this large trunk. and now the III,
was closed, the spring lock made II fast, an'
there was no key Springing 10 the sPeaSlnS
pipe, the mother called 10 srTvant, III Vo'''
that told Tor itself of urgency, TO bring the aA''
and then selzing poker from the stove she r'-
deavored 10 open crack TO afford the chlId al"
and succeeded in opening very narrow onr
then throwing up the window, they drew -.
trunk TO it. In few moments-but momt"N
are long in such time of peril-the axe wa va
brought, and by breaking in the trunk thes Nv
Grated the little captive from her close P'iso"
house. Stripes Of deep color ran down her l''
and neck, and prrspiration, in great drops s'o'"
upon her forehead, but she was rescued ana ."
IN jHred r--SeWark .1drpTtiSPr.
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sWhrn person writes to another for infor-
nation on business, postage stamp should b"
enclosed il It is important to receive reply"
So writes suggestive and sensible correspon-
dent OF the New York Commercial.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-20

THE INJUNCTION CAsE.-The decision of
G1dge Treat in this case is likely to be review
ed by the Supreme Court of the State. APP
plication for an appeal was yesterday made by
the COUNSEL for the plaintiffs The Judge took
until this morning to determine the amount Of
security upon the bond.
A motion for a Siperseaeas to restrain the
sale of the Ohio and Mississippi Road, BY the
Trustees, on the Goth inst, was ALSO made, and
depending.
We hear that resolution Of the City Cour-
Gil has been complied with by the City Coun-
scllor, and that a memorial has been addressed
to the Legislature by the Mayor, praying that
body to legalize the subscription of stock made
by the city and county Of st. Louis in the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company.
Whatever, therefore, may bs the result Of the
appeal to the Supreme Court, the city and
Of st. Louis will be put right in regard to the
bonds issued by those corporations in pay
ment of the stock subscribed on their behalf
At recent session Of the Board of Alder
men, Horny B. Belt Esq. was appointed 10 fill
the vacancy in the committee on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad Company, caused by the
death of Z. c. Blackburn, Esq.
Isl L u Rep. 11tA.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-20
For the Journal.

Mn. EDrroR:-I uphold "Critic" through
out. He is a man and gentleman, and
knows whats what" But he entirely skip
ped one important matter. am for going
early to parties, retiring early, but above all,
eating the supper early. You well know your
self, Mr. Editor, that we rarely get supper till
about IL o'clock at these big parties. Now
generally go prepared to eat, and regard the
eating of first rate supper entirely too seri-
Gus and solid a piece of business to be post
poned till so late an hour as to render proper
digestion impossible before retiring, and entire
ly too good thing to have Withheld for hours.
Half the people go to parties just for the sup
per, and am satisfied that if they can get it
early, they will crafty Critic by going home
early. On such occasions, generally abstain
from eating supper at home as a matter OF
principle, so as not to offend my host or host
,,ess by eating lightly of the good things spread
before me at the party. So imagine my
torture Of having to wait till IL O'Clock for
something to eat. Indeed, such compassion is
there in my bowels for my suffering nature,
that their rumbling has scattered more than
pne party, by being mistaken for distant thun-
Ger and an approaching storm. One wedding
party, you recollect was dissolved last spring
by what was deemed the approach of storm.
Alas it was only the cofnplainHgs of nay UNI
fortunate bowels. / do therefore trust this
evil of late suppers may be mitigated.
Yours sufferingly,
CRITIC, Jr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR TEE JOURNAL
The Fire at Alexandria.

4
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.
The fire at Alexandra, which caused the
death of seven persons, was deliberate incen-
diarism. Candles, Saturday, with camphime
and trains of gunpowder leading to the crock.
cry crates, were found.
Dowell and two of his clerks have been ar
rested on charge of firing it. Dowel had his
stock insured at $4,000, while its value was
only about 5000.
Mail Robbery.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.
The letter bag for Buffalo this morning was
cut open and rified Of it's contents above the
Irontan Railroad depot. It is supposed to be
the bag made up ut Philadelphia postofice.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 10.
The Grand Council of the American party
of the State recommends the subordinate
Lodges to disbaud and absolve members from
their obligations.
CAIRO, Nov. 10.
The Ohio river at this point is falling
slowly.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE pAILy gogRNAL. !

OFFICE OF THE DAILY JoUPNAI,
TU SDAY AoKSISd Nov 90
FLOUH-Flour may be quoted little hiEher-ST 75Gs2
Some holders asking mOrs than fctmer prise
sales were made yesterday at higher rates.
WHEAT-Buyers of Wheat are still Offering 81 So
GuNNY BAGs-sslss on Saturday OF 600 bA,s at zoe.
CORN MEAI-sOo.
CoRScOrn in the advanced, and au0tsd At 3oa
35c. No sales Of sack Corn-35c Offering.
I oATS-Nothing transpiring Still quoted st 2ss.
BARLEY-$1 so.
RY E-s5@7ee.
DRIED APPLES-&l offering for coed quality.
: PoTAToES-5oe Offering. but few eemingih.
GROokRIEs-N. o. barrel Sugar shei hid 20. COT .
i29121Se Aolassss old crop. 35@3se; wdo sS94Oe.
SEEDs-Clover 9Ss-nOne coming in; Timothy g 259
81 Blusgrasss sogaI IS.
HAF-sio9el: By the sinsls ton t1s. BAl.d Hay
si59sIs.
sALT-Kanawha SOC y bushsl; Lake g. brl
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS faD DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.

- The St. Louis Republican says the
little steamer Excel was boarded on Friday
by constable to seize her on account of a
debt. Some of her crew, thinking, perhaps,
to disappoint and injure the creditors, COM
menced as soon as he appeared to throw into
the river cooking utensils and articles of fur
uiture. To prevent further spoilation, a posse
of watchmen was sent for, and the boat was
finally tied up, securely taken possession of
in the name of the creditors, and two men left
in charge of her.
- The large and splendid packet Balti-
more was here at an early hour yesterday
morning from st. Louis, having left there
Saturday. She had good many passengers
on board, aud considerable freight. We
thank Mr.. s. W., Mcbride. clerk, for papers.
THE steamers Bighaysr, Paul jones'
Orb. Delegate, Henry Graf, St. Louis ard J..
B. Carson, were all loading at st. Louis last
Saturday for the Ohio river. and several were
advertised to leave that evening.
A tremendous stern wheel steamer
called Humboldt, passed here yesterday morn
ing, bound down, without stopping:
- The river was slowly rising yester-
day at this point. Weather bright and-c clear.
- The st. Clair, Capt. Barter, was here
yesterday from Cincinnati, for st Louis. She
had good trip, andp off considerable freight
here.
-A new steamer called the Grace OAR
ling, arrived here from Pittsburgh yesterday,
bound for St. Louis. She had a good trip,
and left considerable freight here.
- Capt. Stephen Green and Mr.. L. Kahn
have chartered the little Green river packet
JAS. Paul, and will run her between Evansville
and Mt Carmel, H., on the Wabash. She
will prove great accommodation to both COM
munities She was taking on freight yester-
day, preparatory to leaving this morning on
her first "trip.
- The H. Bridges arrived from Louisville
yesterday, and was engaged all afternoon tax
ing on freight for Green river. Capt. Combs
is now in command.
- The w. A. EaTes came out of Green
river yesterday afternoon, with fine trip
She put off good deal here before starting to
Louisville.
The R. NJ. Patton No. arrived yes
to-day evening from Tennessee river for Louis
vile, with fine trip, and laid at our wharf q
long time.
- The St. Louis Republican of Satur-
day, says:
The river at this point continues to fall,
with 8 feet in the channel to Cairo. We have
nothing of importance to relate of any of the
upper rivers. The officers of the Polar Star
report the Missouri river at stand, with
three feet large in the channel. The weather
was wet and unpleasant yesterday, and no
business was done on the Leyee. There were
very few arrivals.