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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-01
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ook d SARGENT, Davenport, Iowa.
COOK, SARGENT & DOWNEY, Iowa CITY, Iowa
COOK, SARGENT & PARKER, Rock isiahd, ihs-
COOK, SARGENT & COOK, Fl. Des Aoihes, ioF q,
Bankers q Dealers In Exchange.
Notes and Bills collected and proceeds rssssttedfo
any part IF tAe United states.
Ellis of Exchange on all the principal Cities
of the United States and Europe,
Bought and Sold.
II PMoncy remitted to Europe in Sight Bttts, which
can be cashcd in any town in England, Ireland or
Wales, In sums { upwards.
..kefer to-.
E. W. CLARK, st. Louis, Mo.
Z. ". CLARK, DODGE CO., New YORK.
h. w. CLARK d CO., Philadelphia.
]. w. CLARK * Co, Boston, Mass.
GEORGE SMITH Il CO., Chicago.
HATCH * LANGDoN, Cincinnati, ohie
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Teas

IDkHalf Chests or. Boxes and Caddies OF tie
iAOchoicest I'm perals. Gunpowders. Young Hy
Suns, oolongs, Pinehongs and sinchongs all OF the
most superior havors and grades. The attention OF
me city trade and dealers is called 10 this lot OF
ie e, lor sale at comparative low prices at aha
'nawkeye Store," by $50, .
Feb 6-Im JACOB WEAVER m 81.
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Real Etate.
john +. II. ITALIAN, CHAsLTsPowEe'
poushkeepsie, N. Y. Dayohport,ioTs'
rALLNAN 4 POWERS.
Att0rneys& Councillors at Law,
and Land Agents.


Attorneys& Councillors at Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ONCE aouth side Of second strectopposite LIE Claire
Block ,Oyer Wiiey's store.
+ ANDS boughtand sold Oh Commission. HaFln
Aalso an Office in Eastern New York, al q point
from which alarge emigration may Do expected during
the csc at season, have unusual advantages to
dispose OF iands to actual settlers
u I'Loapsnegotated On Real Estateseeurity.
-REFEREECES--
New York City. Peughkeepsie, Ny.
Hon. John Van buren,, Hon. CharlesH Ruggics,
- A.C. Fagg, Gilbert Dean,
:" Charles O'Conor - Vasser " Co.,
William + Havcmeyer, Benson Losing
Anthony Blocker, g Prof S. F. b. Morse;
William b. Skidmore. Utica, NY.
Albany. n. " Hon Horatio Seymour
Hill, Cagger Il Porter Chicago, III.
Hogeboome, King and Boies X K.Swiitand Co.
Eraslus Corning. Mile and Fowler,
Apll3d WITT W, X. Wood and Co.
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Fall Of a Building.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ~.
Workmen have been engaged through
night removing the ruins of the warehouse
of Berely s. Co. Two bodies have been ex-
humed, that OF Joseph Howell correspond
ing agent and Mark Donaphin Mason
One other body is still among the ruins.
nhio Senator Elected
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SELF QUOTATIONS!

6ELF EOUCATlONM
~ IL who desire to be useful or Distinguished
must read Books, and be careful in the selcc-
ton Of them" Bishop Lee's Lecture.
Lives Of Chief Justices Of the u States price, $3.50
Life Franklin, 2voIs., sheep, 800
William Penn, Janney's, do, q $50
= Patrick Henry, Wirts, l,25
John Quincy Adams, 100
4" VIM. Wit, John Randolph, &c, 100
- De Witt Clinton, 100
Lives designers OF Declaration Of ndep ndence, 80
Life of Henry Clay and speeches, large evo, $50
:. Daniel Webster and his master pieces 2vls.2 so
IS Goethe and Works, vols, 2 so
Prescotts Philip the Second, 2vols. In cloth, $50
Conquest of Mexico, vols. insheep, $50
IS Peru s. IS 500
Lives of eminent Christians large avo illustrated ESQ
Progress Of Religious Ideas,
through successive ages by L. NJ Child vols, $50
and larges sscrtment OIL other useful Booksat
No. 50, Brady Street near the Post Office
2 d. l6tf ELI ADAMS 4 CO.
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Fort Des Moines Land Agenc
LAND w ARR RIA N rs.

EXCHANGE
,,ualipar;s ofthe United States boughtand sold
COOK, SARGENT Il COOK,
Bankers and Land Agents,
Fort Des Mones, Iowa
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TAELNAN e. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office south side ofsSecond Street, bstWeen
Brady and Main.
Improved Farms, ATTY property and uhimpEoVed
land for sale com mission.
Forty acres ofiand situated on the blun one and d
half miles of Court House, having uponftseyer
al ne views OF liver. The cheapest property In tho
vicinity vi Davenport. Can be bought very low Dy
IMPLYING soon
Several desirable houses the city for sale cheap
Improved farms in Scott county near davenport
Alarge quantity ofunimproycd land in Scott, Gin
ton, Ceda and Muscgtinc counties.
NAV 10. 1855. TALLMAN IL POWERS.
BOUNTY LANDS.
rNTE undersigned now prepared TO procure
Land Warrants for all persons entitled TO them
under the late act of Congress.
Land Warrants located IN aayo &C in the state
TALLMAN a. POWERS
NOTICE.
MONEY loaned on Real Estate Security.
vl Good Paper discounted
Eastern Exchange Bought and Sold.
Time Drafts, acceptances discounted.
Stocks, Bonds bought, and sold on Commission
Eastern Collections promptly made.
TALLMAN a. POWERS,
Oiceoy Wey's Store, South side OF Second street.
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ing agent and Mark Donaphin Mason
One other body is still among the ruins
ohio Senator Elected.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 80.
Hon. A +. Wade, whose present term
as U. s. Senator expires in March, 1857,
vas this day collected for a second term
of years, by vote of loo against So for
Todd, and scattering. Navigation is fully
opened and steamers are running.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 90.
Bark Haxell arrived here to-day with
dates from Rio Janerio to the 18th Jan.
Favorable advices from the U. s. and Ed
rope had caused activity in the coffee mar
ket and an advance in prices.
Arrival Of America.
New YORK, Teb. 30.
Steamship America arrived at Halifax
this morning with Liverpool dates to the
18th inst. No news of the Pacific. Cotton
active, higher. Market closed heavy
Breadstutfs entirely lower Provisions es-
sentially unchanged. Consuls 9lls @9I4
Tho Cincinnati Slave Case.
Cincinnati, Feb. 2S
The FufiItve Slave case, which was
pending before U. s. Commissioner Pen
dry, was decided by him to-day in favor of
the claimants, and the slaves ordered into
their custody. They are still held by the
Sheriff however, under an indictment for
murder.
Deuth of 0nslow Peterson.
Washington, Feb. %.
Onslow Peterson, one of the Circuit
Judpes of Illinois, died at Washington to-
das.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 80.
The President sent in the do cuments
leading to the offer OF arbitration OF me
constitute of the Clayton and Bulwer treaty.
bv which, it appears, no formal proposition
was made, Mr.. Buchanan who neitherreports
a conversation had with Lord Clarendon on
the subject Debate on the matter is now
Bank in Bad Repute.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 90.
Central Bank of Tennessee, Nashville,
Tenn, refused The State Attorney has
been directed to examine its condition. -
Their recent issues are payable at Dan
bridge in Paris, Tenn.
New York Market.
New York, Feb. 80.
Flour opened with fair demand, closed
still with one shilling lower quotation
Sales 1000 bbls at S6,75@S7,s5 for com
mon extra, State and mixed to good Mich
Wheat opened firm but closed dull AM AM
droopinr.-Pork market tirmer, sales ,eo0
bills mess, a, sl6,a5@Sle,27, prime Sl4''
OO@$14,25.
Liverpool markets. Cotton aiVah ceu "a
The sales of the week uggre gatins an ao
vance of fully q on the quotations adVise'
bv the Asia. Breadstutfs, slight decline
| had taken place on all descriptions ana
| dull tone prevailed. Provisions were es
sen,ially unchanged, London money mar
ket ON the influence of new loa n wa
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7 ADIES' Merino and Cashmere Under Vests, Boy
| and Misses Cas- hmere Under Vests at cost at
WADSWORTH'S,
c,h No. o Main st.
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For Sale.

~ DWELLING Houses, pleasantly situated ohPat-
1 er'saddition TO city of Davenport. All new
possession given Immediately Terms liberal
miy a5th 1853 COOK 81 SARGENT.
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DIRECTOR
John NJ Winner, A. p iadeu potlf, CO.,
Ihos. l.. Sturgeon, Isaac Walker John u Eabo. ~
Thos f. Tut, Wm. o. Shanda VIM : CnIS'
paoIe$ Iarft thas H. Peck, II atanbereor
LINUS JACKSON James Street, FL. G.. CLARK
John G. Evans, Francis Beebiar parnsrd IN. y,
Richard IyeTs. f.'-e.'Ss.Si3 Api
JOHN W. WIMER, President
,,,,,..r a. r. LADEW, Vice President
ROYAL CHAMRERLAIN, Secretary
ALEXANDER w. MeGREGOR Aoent
Office; Banking House of M'GREaoR, L.wrs q
nnNNEnoKE. June 90
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-27
Indiana State Fair Second Day.

Last Thursday was the second day Of the
Fair at indianapolis and the account of it
given by the papers, is very interesting. The
number present was variousfy estimated at
from twenty five to thirty thousand souls
Every boarding house in the city was crowd
ed to overlooking, and many experienced diff
feulty in finding places to sleep. The en-
tries of Hogs and Sheep, are very largo
Several hogs of the "Chester White'' breed,
only eighteen months and two years old,
weighed 406 and 408 pounds great deal
of attention is paidto the improvement Of the
breed of hogs, in the upper part of the State
Indiana is the greatest corn growing State in
the Union hence we are particularly interest
ed in the raising Of hogs.
The sheep exhibited are of the most popular
breeds: Saxons French and Spanish and At
wood Merinoes South Downs, Leicester and
Cotswood The demand fo- wool in this
State is now very large and is annually in
creasing, and our farmers cannot better con-
suit their interests than by improving and in
creasing their focks.
The display of manufactured goods was, of
course, large and elegant, comprising the
choicest selections from the manufactures of
the whole State. We notice an improved
-four packing Machine, exhibited by gentle
man III Indianapolis. 1t is worthy the atten-
ton of our millers. The Flower display S
beautiful. The grapes and Catawba wine ex-
hibited by our townsmap, Mr.. Lunkenheimer,
are honorably mentioned as very fine" The
oil paintings exhibited in the Floral Hall, are
highly comphmented by the Reporter of the
State Journal.
Mr. John Ingle, Jr, who visited the Fair,
arrived home on Friday evening and, reports
the crowd as the largest ever assembled in
the State. He gives an interesting account OF
the new "Calliope," described in Friday
mornings Journal. Music by steam is the
very latest evidence of Yankee ingenuity
We shall give further account of the Fair
to morrow.
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Prizes payable IN Full q0itHom Deduction
SCHEME
APPROXIMATION FRIES
Whole Tickets $50; Halves $40; Quarters So Co.
ApPRNNLNI ATLAN PRIZES


The preceding the succeeding numbers those
drawing the 222 prizes will he entitled the
proxmaton prizes. For example:-if ticket No 1880
the 500 900 tickets 24s I249
1881 aud 1882 VIII each be entitled $500
cording the above scheme If should
ths nations would be 2 2999 and 30 eco. Ieket
No 10000 should be drawn the approximations would be
2999S 29999 and2 tieke No 20 29s99 should be drawn
the approximations will be on the same principle.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In the above there tickets numbered
to 80 600 There 222 full prizes and ssS
making in all ITO prizes
The numbers from to 80 GOO correspon ding with
bers tickets printed separate slips
rolled and enciroed with small tin tubes
Glass Wheel
The of the different full prizes similarly
ed eneireled placed another wheel
vOving wheels number drawn the wheel
numbers and the prize is drawn the 9th
wheel by BOYS who The number the
prize drawn exh bted the audience and
registered by the Commissioner the being placed
the number drawn This operation repeated until
all the prizes The drawing prin
at comparison the Commissioner vertifes
R All orders for tickets packages in of the Mary
land Lotteries will prompt attention the
mailed all purchasers after over
Address r. II. HUBBARD & CO,
No. SO Fayette Box No. 49,
oct24-tf Baltimore. Maryland
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CAUTION TO BUSINESS MEN-The New
York Journal of Commerce cautions its read
ers in all parts of the United States against
buying bills Of exchange, or any description
of negotiable securities, of strangers, or per-
sons of doubtful character We have heard
within few days Of number of very adroit
tricks by a swindler, part of whose career we
have heretofore described. There is no abso-
lutte security against fraud; but transaction
implying any confidence in the honesty of a
person whose character is unknown or doubt
full, is an open door through which we are al
most certain to be cheated.
The West will be an open field for the OPP
erations of these confidence Men" as soor
as the produce season opens.
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o. Mrs. Stoves avarice is evidently SUI
perior to her benevolence. She does not write
Books to create rational and genuine sym.
pathy for the negro, but to fill her own peck
cts. Her Book "Dred'' has been published in
London by another house than that to which
she sold the copyright; the former denying
her title to a copyright in England. a BooE
seller in Canada where the law does not Sc
cure the right to English authOrs-has pub
lish>d an edition Of bred, and Mrs. Stowe ha:
applied for restraining orders against both o
these infringements.
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COMMERCIAL.
RIVER AND MARKETS

PITTsBURa, Oct. %.
River 10 inches by the metal ark, and at stand
Weather clearing up.
CINCINNATI, Oct e5.
The riveris at stand. Weather clear and pleasant.
= CINCINNATI, Oct. e5.
Flour s696 p5 Grain firm. Whisky 2s92sHc.--
Sugar le9Elc. Molasses 6J966c.
NEw York, Oct. "a.
Flour is advancing; sales of 1000 bbls. s64c&
&c. Southern 725@755 Wheat is advancing; sales OF
10000 bushels at S172l for white Tennessee $50 Red
l6o Corn declining sales OF 80 bushels at CO for
mixed; Pork has declined; sles of OG0 bills at 90 a5
Reef firm; Lara duh and prices easier sales at 49, Wills
ky easier.
BALTIMORE. Oct IS.
saIas OF Howard st. -four 6a7 Wheat is ceiling at
165@l6s for white White corn 60470; Yellsw 62865
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OF The Iron Mountain Railroad, from St.
Louis to the Iron Mountain is now in STATE
sof forwardness, and will be completed within
year. This road is to be extended to Mem
phis; the distance from the Mountain to Mem
.phis is 26O miles,-165 Of which is in Mis-
souri,. The Legislature of Missouri has apprO-
priated $2,5o0,000 of state bonds to aid the
enterprise, and Memphis proposes to take
$4,000 in stock, and other active measures
have been taken to put the road through
The route is favorable and passing through as
rich body of land as can be found in the
country.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-27

o. The weather Saturday was delightful.
A warm sunshine dissipated the dampness OF
the morning, and towards noon we had regu-
lar summer weather The ladies were busy
at the retail stores, and our streets presented
lively appearance. EEa
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YaEEAREE E.aND ZOE SALE.

TENHE following Tracts Land offered for sale:
The south half section eight tSl. containing three
hundred and twenty The southwest quarter of
ton 90 containing hundred and sixty
And the southwest quarter of section eighteen s
mining hundred and niuetvseven all lying in
To wnshp six south of rage eleven west, in Nanderburg
county. Indiana
The above Lands have surveyed and marked in
orsy VIII sold in quantities suit pur
pssers- 1Friyto sep23 c. NJ. GRIFFITH.
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HARPERrfor November has been received by
. Messrs- Dobell. and Lister. The present
number is unusually interesting, and closes
the twelfth volume. We need not say that
this is the standard magazine. Everybody
reads it. 1t is eminently American and as such
b. should meet with the cordial support of every
lone interestedi in elevating the standard of our
GO home, literature.
,GoDEY's Book is now particularly interest
ing to ladies' in fact embarrassing to any one
else. The number before us contains patterns
for working all manner of purses, ottomans,
collars &C.. &C.; receipts for baking, broiling
: and frying everything in the eating line and
divers articles on the Beau mode" We re-
commend it to the ladies'.
ID YANKEE NoTGoSs for this coming month
are as irresstibly funny as ever. We believe
in the old doctrine, that laughter is an ele-
inent of good health. Certainly, If this be
true the Notions are worthy of all encourage
-'ment Buy copy at Listers.
SPIRIT OF THE TINES for week ending the
18th comes to US, freighted with sporting in
telligeace, and filled with choice selections. =
The name is appropriate. 1t embodies the
spirit Of the Times" and its articles are full
of life and yigor Published at New York at
So per anuum.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-27

OF Mr. Julius s. Catlett of the Bayou, is
building steam ferry boat for Henderson,
1t will be great convenience to our citizens,
who sometimes want to go down upon this
side The present ferry boat at Henderson is
a great humbug.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-27

Fl OF The down train on Friday evening did
not arrive until IL o'clock, owing to the de-
tention of the train on the Terre Haute and
indianapolis road. Four passenger cars
crowded came down to Vincennes and two to
Evansville. The Terre Haute train was eight
cars long drawn by two locomotives.
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~ One week from to morrow is the cleo
ton day. The time narrows down rapidly,
and our political canvass is about to close
We cannot say thatwe regret it. The people
have been well instructed upon the issues pre-
scented to them, and every man ought to, be
able to cast an intelligent vote.
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The Cincinnati Commercial says it is as
sured by highly respected member of the
Society of Friends, that the Quakers did not
generally vote in the recent elections in In
diana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, but in the com
ing Presidential Election, their sense of duty
as good citizens will bring them to the polls
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-27

OF General Stringiellow the compeer Of
Atkinson, and the Border Rufian General,
and nominee for United States Senator, has
been ordered out of Platte county, his own
home, by vigilance committee Of the citizens.
They have granted him four days to settle his
affairs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-27

FSNLE Coal these Mines is being delivered to an
part of the ety>nf Evansville Persons requiring tn
AM leaving the COmpanys once lunder tn
Tel era ph Offce) Will have them put through.
The price will this month cents bushe delivere
inrT ca % he Inns
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-27

OF The sales of Land by the Illinois Cen
trail Rail Road Company have amounted to
five hundred thousand dollars in fifteen days
ending the 18th instant. This business, for
the period, exceeds all former sales by the
Company. The Land sold was chiefly on the
Chicago Branch Road.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Wreck Of the Toledo i.

: t-a- Wreck Of the Toledo.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. %.
The propeller Toledo is reported as wrecked
near Port Washington and all hands lost.
The propeller Allegheny has gone ashore
near this port and fears are entertained of dis
aster of other steamers on the lake.
Sad 4 ccident.
YALATIN, n. Y, Oct. %
ExPrcsident Van Buren, was thrown from
his carriage yesterday in this vicinity, by
which his arm was broken
The Weather.
New YORK, Oct 25
The weather is severely cold. Vegetation
is killed. Ice froze the thickness of penny.
The Persia's mail closes Tuesday night, in
consequence Of low tide.
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ADvENEST5k ATOEs,S SALE REAL
q

a
of order of the Court of Common Pleas Of
, Vanderburgh county made at the September Term.
Court the undersigned WILL administrators
estate deceased. sell at public auction
5oor House in the city of Evansville, the
10th dav November 1856 between the hours OF 10 o'clock
a. and P. NJ the following described real estate sit
Yanderburgh county Indiana 90 witt All that part
(2) and twenty (2S( in
NeGary's Enhancement OF the city OF EyansylIle thus
point Piue street IN said city
f6O) the alley between lots numbers TWEEN
CID (2S) in The Enlarge ent afore
said Pine street twenty-five
5) feet snd right angles with said
q and % the alley between
lots q south with said alley and parallel
with Pine (2) feet and thence
lots p place Also all part
81 % aforesaid bounded follows beginniog
Pine 10 feet from the north
(sid adjoining the alley dvid
twenty and running thence north
Pine feet the Fourth Enlarge
of Evansville thence west on the north line OF
wentYeight to the alley dividing lots
thence along the line of said
alev forty T40 thence the place OF beginning
TFRMS-One third of the purchase money in cash.
third in the day sale with and
the third eighteen months from the of sale
with interest with approved security and waving
valuation laws will be required
for the credit portion of the purchase money
ELIZABETH STITT. Adnnstratrix
WooLSEY s NELSON. Auotioneers octlo-4d&|
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vwTO0D AND WILLOW WARE.

%S doz ass'd Market Baskets;
IL set ass d Wooden Mea ures; reel Cotton Rome;
doz Shaker Brooms; nests Buckeye Bowles;
Heavy Cords; I2dozClethesL Lines; Just rec'
from Cincinnati and for SALE by
aug3O VICkER1 & JOHNSTON
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ID lETe Persons wishing to secure papers con-
tanning the q List of premiums can do so by
calling at the sanctum to-day.
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~ The Cincinnati Commercial of Friday

IL The CINCINNATI COmmercIaI Of FRIDAY
says
Business was quite active on the levee yes
terday, reminding one of the busy scenes in
that quarter five or six months since. The
river has risen fully twelve inches since our
last report, and the pilots say there will moi
1e less than thirty inches to-day on the shoal-
est bars to Louisville