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Flour for Sale!

C00 SACKS ST. LOUIS EXTRA srPERrINE
wv Family Flour. superior article for sale
cheap. Also fine lot Of CORN-NEAL BEANS, &c
Al ne new store Of GEORGE BARTLETT
WANTkD-A large amount Of CORN for which
me highest market price will be paid in trade All
KINDS Of Country Produce taken in exchange Goods
Council Bluffs, Dec i9-n34-u e. n
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TO James NJ. Bruner:


Slk:-IoC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THEIR
~ IS now on Nile in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Ds-
tiet Court Of Harrison County, the State OF Isss
the petition OF Margaret Harxe charging that Won are
seized IN Zee Of the Quarter Of Section No
Eighteen IN Township Seventy-nne North. OF Range
l"r'y-ohe Vest, situate in said County Of Harrisun
trust for her the said you refuse snd
neglect to convey to her the legal estate in Lana
and praying the District Court Of said Harrison County
Tor decree to Compel to such conveyance
10 her ana for COSTS and that unless you appear
plead thereto on OF before the morning Of the
day oil the next term Of said court holden at the
Court House. in the town Of Magnolia in said County
" Harrison, on the hrst Monday in Nay, 1859, default
VIII oe entered against you and decree and judgment
rendered. thereon. Dated, Sept. 18th, 1851
MARGERET HARrSELI.
I hereby Certify, that al the November Term 1885,
OF the District Court Of Harrison County, Iowa.
by said Court that foregoing Original 10
puhished for four successive weeks in the NonpGye
weekly newspaper Of general circulation printed sea
published in Council Bluffs City, PottawattAmic County,
Iowa. Dated, Nov. lsth, 1857. Iz u
-.... WV. n. HILL, Cisrk.
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To see democratic s'hard- money" organs
favoring the issuing Of checks, by private
bankers, to circulate as money. Instance,
the two locofoco journals of Mills county,
commencing the Messrs. NucKoLLs, for is
suing checks, "redeemable in good curren-
cy." One of these "hard-money" organs
is "not only willing, but glad to see"
such checks issued, "though opposed to
rag money in general" and the other,
though Supposed to anything like shinpias-
ters," is avowedly in favor of the checks of
the Messrs. NUckoLLs, regarding the known
integrity and responsibility Of these gentle
men, as '.sure guarantee that nothing will
be lost which bears the signature of their
FIRMS" This from the advocates Of s'hard-
money" currency, is certainly very funny, to
say nothing of the consistency displayed.
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notice.:

VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT WILL
Il appear before the Register and Receiver Of the
Land ONCE in Council Bluffs Iowa, on the 9Th day Of
January 1866 to prove my right by pre-emp-
me south hall Of the Southwest Quarter and the
NORTHEAST Of the Quarfes and the North
Went q the SOUTHEAST Quarter Section No thirty
three ISL Township sixtyeight 1851 north Of range
thlriy-seScn I'D west JOHN BROWN.
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Timely NotiCeI

ATT YD1sONs KNOWING xakMsxLyEe IN.
x1AZA 0eoeea - . - BOOK Aeeogns, Msse g
seeefwiset viii Ome 1sswasA - sselo beesse ~ 9
January loGA ~ save trshlo sn1 eess, - ~ vf
noet assuredy Be PCT In the hands q Collectoe npoe
that date 81 2'ls&FsB & UcunppE - D0W8N.
November HIM
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Utah Exleditisn-The desmsas.


In our issue of to-day, will be found some
interesting details concerning the movements
of the troops composing tho Utah Expedi-
ton, together with additional information
respecting the designs and movements of the
Mormon insurgents. There 10 no longe,
any doubt as to the intentions of BRIGHAM
You've. Neither can there be any doubt Of
his ability to prevent the further advance Of
the army. Mr.. BUCHANAN will soon become
convinced that BRrGHAx's bold declaration
Of "de6ance to all the powers of the Govern
ment," was not mere ssidle Boosting. p
The troops are in precarious condition
unable to reach their destination-a great
portion of their supplies destroyed-com-
mum. cat ON with the States almost entirely
cut of, BY the deep SHOWS, and harrasscd
by guerilla bands of Mormon outlaws, their
situation is at once alarming and perilous,
and fears may justly be entertained for the
safety of the expedition. Further news from
the army will be looked for with great anx-
iety by both the people and the General
Government.
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16oI. 1907,
ROBINSON HOUSE.
CouncfI Blu1s. u>-.

- THE UNDERSIGNED HAvrx,. ,p..
-; the above weli-known HOTEL, takes shis -
ssi pvnunfy OF presenting its claims to the trsy.
,,..s;. e,As eonmunity He has secured The r,,s
saIs be furnished with the very hest ne ns,s.. 81
ioros The most tiisent attention viii Le given n IN
u "e h.oft, and ~ cater to the wants Of ali Who
~ 70 MAKE this comfortable home for all who NV
eoer permanently or temporarily extend ther pa,ron
cserses nsserste ard regulated . ssis The ,Ines.
Inere u attached to this Hotel, commodopa
wcll-securcd BRICK STABLE with an ,ttrn,ivsh..'
ie[ AZ Ai umes IN waiting. JOSEPH WERLICH
Council BLUFFS, October a4nas-u
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~..--sar, HARDWARE;
GLASSWARE;
BOOTS & SHOES;
HATS s CAPS;


IHSON, NAILS, &C.;
ahd everything usually found in general Variety
Store will take In exchange for Goods all kinds
Of Country Produce.
Persons DESTROYS Of making purchases at req
senahle figures will hnd to their give me
call. GEORGE BARTLETT
Dec lS-n33.u ~
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Brigham made fiery speech in the aBow.
~" at Salt Lake City, on the 18th Sentem.
19 N which his policy i clearly Get forth.
u 70 = pretty bold stand for this people to
TAKE, TO say that they will not be controlled
y the corrupt administrators Of our general
Government. We will be controlled by
them, u they will be controlled BY the Con-
st.tut'on and laws, but they will not. Many
OF them do not care any more about the
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NEW STORE!
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES!!
At the Old Stand Of C. Toorhis,
UPPER BROADWAY,

y - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
&. Voorhis, ! would most respectfully announce
TO The citizens Of Council Bluffs and surrounding cun-
try. that will sell Goods as Cheap as can be pur-
chased elsewhere in this city Ny stock consists of
well selected assortment Of
DRY-GOODs;
GROCERIES;
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NanCIhS tney ShOuiu III De SIauXntere0.
The prisoners were searched, and belt
was found on one of them which was inden-
tilted as belonging to an artilleryman who
had been missing for several days. The
prisoners stated that the man passed Fort
Bridger on his way to Salt Lake, and there
exchanged belts with him.
Oct. 15.-Continued up Hams Fork for
tho last three days; route very rough; and
camped about four miles below the Caiifor.
nian Road (Babbitt's Cut-off.) Yesterday
Jefferson Hickman was released, and sent
with an express to Brigham. An express
was also sent to Col. johnson, informing
him of our movements. The advance party
this morning nearly captured some Mormons
who were setting FIRE to the grass in this
bottom. II has been decided to remain here
until we receive news some from Col. johnson
and the trains on the road.
Oct. l6.-A party of about 100 mounted
volunteers, (soldiers and teamsters, y under
the command Of Capt. Marcy, of the 5th In
fantry, left camp this morning ut daylight,
for the purpose Of exploring the country
between this and Muddy Creek, Ia stream
midway between this point and Fort Bridg.
er,) Capt. Neal and Ecutenants Bantchard.
Lewis and Lynde, of the 9Th, and Lieut..
Gore, Of the 10th Infantry, ACCOMPANIED
him. They had not gone moro than two
miles from camp before party Of IS Nor
mons came suddenly upon them from the
rear. Our party Immediately formed ON a
hillside, and the Mormons drew up in line.
two deep, within about l5O yards. Their
Captain then advanced half way, and held a
talk with Captain Marcy. lie declared Il 10
be the purpose Of the Mormons to resist any
attempt on the part Of the United States
troops to advance, and also that it was BY
Brigham's order that the trains had been
burnt -
After this parley they were permitted to
move Of unmolested. They had mot gone
far before they commenced shaking their
blankets, yelling loud curses and shouts Of
defiance! The animals Of our party we're
so weak that pursuit would have been use.
less.
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of The Star. .

GkoRsRTowN, August 70, 1853.
An accident OF rather an alarming character
| occurred yesterday at the site of the Aoued net
Bridge, over Rock creek, which came very near
resulting In the death Of one Of the stone cutters.
WY worthy individual by the name Of Joseph
Niiau- Whlle the hands were eng aged hoist
Ing large stone, one of the iron gnvs OF the
small Derrick gave way and the derrick fell; one
vi Tue neaVy IRON guys striking in it's descent i'm
medlately upon the crown of WiilaTd,s head
laying the scalp open to the skull bone a die
lance OF some four to six inches and peelinp II Off
as IL glanced nearly down to the ear The force
oi tne dow Frustrated him to the ground, from
Which ne was taken, In an insensible and almost
IIeiess condition. BY the use Of restoratives he
was soon brought TO consciousness, and taken to
ms boarding house on Bridge street (Mr. Jiles')
where several or our physicians were soon in
attendance and dressed his wound We are
Pleased TO learn this morning. that the injury is
not considered very d ngerous, and that be is
doing AS well as could be expected under the cir
cumstances.
We must again repeat our request that those
persons VINO appropriate our items to their own
use, VIII De so accommodating as not to garble
them to such an extent as to cause them N conya,
ideas never intended by us and we soemnly
protest against their being used by any one for
ttUUaayi.lng purposes, where the odium will be
nkely 10 fdll upon us again.
we regret to learn this morning that there is a
considerable deficiency Of water upon our canal
upon some OF the levels, we are informed that II
amounts to from foot to eie hteen inches This
denclency Will, while II continues subject the
ooatmen to many Inconvenience, besides COM
Pelilhg them to reduce considerably their car
goes This deficiency is, in no sense owing to
any want OF vigilance or want of attention upon
tne part OF he managers, but wholly to the low
stage OF the water In the Potomac, and other
streams by which the canal is supplied
Inc only arrival, since our last, is the sloop
LYDIA Ann, from Philadelphia, with coal to Bal
The packet schr Arctic, Hicks of the Mes.rs
Dodge, the A. V. Bedell, of Peter Berry's, New
York lines, and the Searsville of Hartlev Rro,s
Boston line, are now taking in cargoes for those
Inc nour market Is still tending upward The
STOCK In nrst hands is unusually light Indeed
| we nave heard some of our dealers express fears
this morning. that it would soon become entirely
| exhausted There are plenty OF buyers, but no
sellers, this morning. at SIS for good canal super
| nne brands. and higher for extra
| Wheat (newl begins to come in rather more
| freely, and finds a ready market at 81 25aSI 10
Tor good to prime red, and 81 3OaSI 40 for the
same qualities of white. Corn Is scarce and in
demand Small sales at S2aS3c. for white, and
| 0laS2c. for yellow.
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tn, FOLLOWING Lrrrx,, which, BY It's date.

THR FOLLOWING LRTrKR, which, by its date.
will be seen to have been written for some wear,
Is from father to his son In this CITY who wa. a,
the time a wild and dissip ated fellow eno,gb
with no care on his mind, no responsibility. and
given to some Of the worst vices that disgrace and
ruin the young. The letter was received aud are
July treasured up by the recipient who is to-day
highly respected aud wealthy citizen of Wash.
ington He laid the foundation of his present
prosperity In the good precepts contained in this
ieter, winch caused him to reflect seriously upon
tue reckless course he was then pursuing and
nnaily worked In him a complete reformation
ne ueslTes us to publish IL, hoping that some
hayward youth may chance to peruse It, and
pause In a similar course Of ruiDous folly:
BALTIMORE, October l, Is43.
We Were much pleased to receive your arst
letter, which came to hand yesterday, dated the
10Th nltimo, and we Were much pleased to hear
you are satisfied with the place and eyervthing
around you My dear son, as you are INV young,
est child, and your fathers heart is dxed on Won
In the hope OF your being 4 stay and comfort IN
MIN In his old days, II he should live let me i'm
press u on your young and tender mind that the
fear OF the Lord is the beginning of wisdom
and that 10 be happy and useful old man Won
mus. oe vltuous young man. ] advise you,
therefore, my son, to form but few acauaint.
ance'i even too many good ones is dangerous
ana very few bad ones Is destructive Never
under any circumstances remain in a mans
company who is given 10 falsehood Remem
Der, my son, that the truth Is the foundation
OF every virtue, and every man who would ad
wise you to a dishonest or dishonorabIe act
shun him as you would a pestiIence Regard
every mans rights, trespaSs upon none rem
der equal justice to all, and stand firm In the
defence of your own and your country's right in
all things Obey the laws: let your motto th rough
life he In the words of the great Shakspear, " Be
just, and fear not" Remember that he Is NOT a
good citizen, no matter what he thinks of him
sell, II he does not obey the laws of his country
be not anxious to be rich; but be diligent in your
business, whatever You may follow, with the
sliictest integrity, and wealth will follow which
into the hands of the Lord God, who has been a
Iather and friend to me, and will always be a
father and friend to you, If your heart Is righ
before him Your affectionate father
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence of The Star.

correspondence OF Inc Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. ~, 1883.
Inc county Court, Yesterday, postponed the
trial Of the jaor and Waterman of the Alexand ia
JAM Tor negligence in the discharge Of their da-
ties, until next quarterly term.
No further intelligence has been received from
the escaped prisoners, Trammel and Smith, and
no clue to the incendiary who fred Bowden,s
cooper shop on Tuesday night For the former.
SioO reward Is offered $500 by the Governor and
S2OO by the jailor,) and for the latter there is
Standing general reward of 500, offered by the
Mayor Tor the apprehension OF incendiaries
- The valuable farm belonging to Benjamin r
hodges, Esq called PentlaDd Hills, near Upper
Marlboro, Md, containing 296 4 acres was sold
al public sale Tuesday. The farm and growing
crops brought SD, 900, and were purchased by
John Hodges, Jr., Esq.
Arrived yesterday-Schooners n. c. Dur fee
nan, Fan river, to Borden Mining Co; Sarah
Catharine, Daggs, and Atlantic, Segare' AQUA
creek, with wheat TO G. F. Suttle & Co. F.
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DiED,

Un n: m9rnlrg Of the 18th instant, CHARLES
year. son OF Joseph and Elizabeth Ann EntbofFer
The iuuersi Will take place To morrow Afternoon
No. Az street. The friends md acopain,snccs III
the family are respectfully invited to attend VI
On "Wednesday, the llth instant SAP n
LOUISA, oaly dsashtsr OF BENJAMIN and M.t ~ % o.
Reiss. az ed north and day. HS Am
Could leave q loss So large;
Her little light such shadow fling
From dawn to sunsets marge.
(baltimore San p. ease copy.)
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RGErowN, ID. c., August ID, 1858.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD-The regu-
lar monthly meeting Of the Board of Directors of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company was
held in Baltimore yesterday. The revenue of
the road for the month of July was 1856 ,a69 So,
as follows:
Main Stem. n w Va Wash Br
For Passengers. s57 ,i2G 63 50 go 81 500 473 n3
For Freight. .253, 295 Sc H,1l3l7 .s,67I 50
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IHE WEArHER.-Range Of the thermometer
for one week, beginning at noon of Thursday,
August >, and ending this morning:

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS th-Calm, wind NV very
not, cloudy at end 6th-Warmer, wind NV :,
very hot, lightning at end. 7th-W ind NV =
cooler eth-Cloudy. airy, wind NE, cooler
stn-Calm. wind NV, cooler. IOth-C;oudy,
rain with lightning, &c, wind NV o., ended fine.
Ilth-Caln, wind SW e, hot. 12th-Cloudy, wind
E lightning in the early morning
First quarter moon Monday, Aug 16, between
Q and 10 a. m n
GEORGETOWN, d. c.. August -, 1858.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. - Flour il Arm; sales IL 500
IS 2Sa5 so.
Wheat rs dull sales of IL 900 bushels; Southern
red 81 GOAL IS; white 81 3OaI 50; Western white
81 l2al 1s
Corn is heavy; sales O,OOO bushels; mixed 20.
CSC; white e9a90c yellow &c.
Pork is heavy; mess So prime SIS. Lard 1.
quiet.
Whisky is steady at 26kc.
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NARSHAL'S SAtE-In virtue of a writ of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
me County Of Washington, and to me directed,
Court House door of said county, on TUESDAY,
tne i.th gay OF August. 1885, at u O'ck m the fol-
right, ttle claim, and interest in and to Lois Nos
u, 10 10 and u, IN Square No. 554 Also Lots Nos.
Ington, ID. G.. together with ali and slnenlar
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property Of Joseph Peck AND viii he go
TO SATISFY Ju ric:as No. 2S7, to October term is5e
~ favornt Ohm F. Chinn, use of VIM b. ibbey Va
Joseph Peck. w. SELDEN, Marshal
~ N-ts for the District of Columbia
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
scrIber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Washington county District OF Columbia, letters
OF administration On the personal estate of William
warner, late OF Washington county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said decea are
hereby warned To exhibit the same, with the vOucl-
es thereof to the subscriber before the Sd day
OF August next; they NAV otherwise by law be ex-
Guided from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand this Sd day of August, 1853.
au 5-law3wf N. WARNER, Administrator
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 12-Flour is quiet New
Howard street and Ohio IS So
Wheat closed with a declining tendency. rcd.
81 .l5asl Is, white 81 20aSI 40 Corn Is dull ana
lower; mixed 7easlc., white s2as6c, and yellow
S5a9Oc.
Whisky is inactive.
Provisions are quiet and unchanged
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w. ID. SHEPHERD,
CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OJ
~ Columbia for the county of Washingto ton.
Catherine A. Smith,

catherine A. smith,
Grayson Eicheberger and Lewis F. Copper
smith, executors, and said COppersmith and
maria L.. nus wife, said EIchelberger and ) 2
Amanda, has wife; James w Oscar, Edmund :
h., Charles H., John F.. Isaac A., Ann F.
ana Emma e. Baugher and John A. SeitZ / {
heirs OF Isaac Baugher.
The bill IN the above cause states in substance
that saIh lsaac Baugher by his will. devised that
ms property IN the District Of Columbia. (which
consists OF parts of lots No. Is ana Is, in Beatty
and sawEIn's addition TO Georgetown, and a wharf
on the south side of Water street. forty-one feet
front, ana OF that width the channel of the river
should remain In the use of Lewis Smith until he
should refund To the executors of said Rauyber the
original cost of the same: that w. H Smith, one of
the cOmpiaInants, had refunded such cost for SAID
l.. Smith to said executors of saId Raugh-r and
mad since assigned his interest therein to the other
complainant, Clara r.. Butler but that release or
reconvey ance had been made that SAID l., Smith
was dead, and the complainant. Catherine A. Smith,
Is his devIsee that the legal title to said premises
Is now vested IN the defendants as heirs at law of
SAID Baugher and the Objsc, of the bill is TO Obtain
adecree for such convey and release subject 10
the payment of the said advance of the said
cost and because the said defendants do r.
IN the District OF Columbia, IL is this Goth day of
July 1852 ordered that notice of the substances and
object of the said bIli he them hy rnhsh-
ing a copy of this order in the Evening Star Wash
lngtOn, warning sand defendants to appear at the
rules To be held for this Court, the first onday
Of December next and answer said bill, other wise
that the same will he taken for confessed against
them the first of such advertisements to be in
serted four months before the said day of appear
ance, and TO lie continued once week for SIX sue
cesslve weeks thereafter.
by order of JAS, DUNLOP, CHI L.
True cOpy-Test:
JOHN A. SMITH. Clerk. y29-wSw
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Contradiction of the walker Sonora E.p.
dltiou.

PHILADELPHIA, August 12-The followins
dispatch has been received from New Orleans
Gen. WalKer is in Alabama. He Ieft Mobil.
on the steamer lie Grand, for Montgomery, on
Monday the 9th inst ,,
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RBACkISTOSE'S PAVILION.-The under
- signed (of Washington nar ing taken A. 4
Will receive guests after the LIST July. This L
Pavilion is In ST. Mary's county SD near B -acE-
Washington and baltimore. The neig hborhood is
emost essant in the State and the water pos
sesses health mine al properties. Good Bathing
Fixtures, pl easant and commOdious Chamber C.
oommOdatlOn', spacious Dining AID Ball Rooms
ing the river view, and Bowling Saloon rbute
to the enjoyment of the guests. HIS Table will be
supplied will all the Injuries of the water. His
Bar IS stocked with the choicest Wines. Liquors,
and igars. First rate COtillon Music. diiIgent
Servants, and every attention may be relied on SAL
and Fishing Boats always at hand. The fishing is
unsurpassed IN the United states Terms 81 so per
per diem.
P.S.-There will be GrRnd Independence Ball at
the Pavilion on the night Of the Sh July gnd eveTy
fortnight thereafter throughout the season.
au l0-eolm X. j. MARSHALL. PrOp'r.
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The Cable.

ST JOHN, N. F., August u.-There are now
over eighty miles OF cable left on board ths
Niagara, which will be reshipped In New Yori
All the machinery for paying out the cable 1.
LEFT standing exactly as IL was used.
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Financial.

NEW YoRr, August 10 stocks are dull and
lower; Chicago and Rock Island 7sy. IIInoS.
Central shares "a; do. bonds S. La Crosse and
Milwaukee 4; Michigan Southern 2IX; New Work
Central "a; Reading 465; Va. 6's s2x; Missouri
6's s5k.
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Excessive Heat NJ 81, Loui.

ST. Louis, August 11.-Eleven cases Of an
stroke occurred yesterday, seven of which re
suited in death. The heat was intense the tber
mometer In the evening ranging from 95 to IOi
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Later from M,rica.

NEW ORLEANS, August l2.-Later dates from
Mexico state that General Morena shs 1910
PRESIDENT, has abandoned the Zuloaga cause, and
that the city Of Tampico has been abandon by
tne dohetents OF Zuloaga. Also, that the liberals
were advancing upon Tampico THE above dI,
patch may not have been strictly interpreted. but
u is me ONLY plausible construction the reporter
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BOARDING.

kOARDING.-A few gentlemen can be accommo
- dated with good BOAR and pleasant r OOMS
by a. ply ing at No 500 Pa avenue between "a ana ~
streets. near st. Charles Hotel an m III. ="