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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-02

CHARLESTON, May l.-Eia New Orleans
and New York-The members who seeded
from the regular Convention assembled this
morning aud organized by elcctins Bayard
Of Delaware Chairman.
There is but IL slight prospect OF ballot
being taken in the regular Convention to-
vi,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-02

T ARD OIL.--Winter Strained LAM w
| 4 received, aud for sale by
- GARRETT HULoT, l47, King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-02
PAPER HAEGINGS, WINDOW SHAD IS
pICTuRES. CORD AND ThSSELS. SC.

A. r. NJ. RUST, Brigade Inspector,
M I4-.cotMav2 eth Brigade 81 Div. Y. NJ
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-12

VI e.. I II
\, a.ly thai. sir, but Il wOuldmeet with
I. E. ~ s,,,roJation " Heaven itself II
l W. ia Just and righteous act for
49, government Of The United States,
~ hg;ar into Submission = people who
" VI n defiance the laws Of God aud
. go people who have with . high
s Vs., and al oatstretclled arm. committed
$40, wickedness known II the catalogue
W. J, crime five cannot execute the laws
y IF We cannot protect the emil
g..,ion al our order loving anil law abiding
s,;..ns % The Territory Of Utah--if We
s ann, ~ dividing the Territory. procure
...s,stl,ipg ike civilized government, il
- cannot BY such means Is these exter-
'.;.ote these vices, then I for one advocate
N. rropriety Of bringing the whole lnili-
,sr ~ and naval power of the United States,
/ 4 neeessary. to bring these rebellions peo-
Nh II subnissi0n. Tho continuation Of
il.oIyratpy Ii an insult to our wives and.
ssnsehters and not only that, butt il d
s.asctfoh throughout the civilized world
mon tue United States TINT such an.
;sstitutIon rs this should exist under the
.gotection 81 American law. 1 believe,
rs that the continuance Of this crime will.
draw down upon this nation the vengeance
n the Almighty, because, sill, the God Of
nations holdsin his hand Che punishment
n nations, as well as Of individuals, and
n proof 81 which they had bnt To look 1T
Ne history 81 the past The fathers 81
ihe Revolution were not ashamed to ac-s
Knowledge that il was the hand Of the
Almighty who had led Thorn through the
fearful struggle which heraIdcd our indie
pendenco and which enabled them to-
finally establish the best and greatest
government that ever existed since the.
beginning Of the world. And now, when
We are mighty and powerful, now when
The sails Of our commerce are spread over
every sea, and when wealth, and nlagni-.
6csnce, and grandeur, crowns our country,
let NJ not invoke the vengeance Of Heaven
81 permitting amongst Us an Institution
hateful in the face Of Heaven We are
called upon BY every consideration Of law, I
ef duty, and of morality, to suppress
the practice Of poiygamy 1 therefore.
urge, earnestly and sincerely. upon this
House, the propriety Of adopting the bill
BY such q vote as win not only make an.
impression upon the Mormon people of
Utah, but will also show to the whole
world that, however foolishly We acted IN
lines past IN allowing such an exersscence
is this to grow up ID our midst however
negligent we may have been III discharge
i the high duty resting npons rs as d
lation we are determined 10 syInce our
lbhorsnce Of this evil BY driving II ont
rom amongst MS
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-12
VOTES on THE PoLYGAMY
HI .s.. Ri: BII Il .3s.:5

4 YEAs Messrs: Adams Mass. Adams
Ky Adrian, AIdrich, Alley, Anderson,
mo. anderson NY J, Ashley, Babbitt,.
Barr, Beale, bingham, Blair, Blake,
Boteler, Brabson, Brayton, Briggs, Bris.
tow, Burlington, BurIingRame Burnett.
burroughs, ButterGeld. Campbell, Carey.
Carter, Case, Clark N. Y. Clark
mo. i, Cobb, Clark j. cochrane, John
Eoehrane, ColfaI, conkling. Coyode,
Craig No. Curtis, Davis Md. j,
Dawes, DeIano, Dimnlick, DUEL, Dunn,
Edgcrton, Edwards, Elliott, Ely, Ethe-
ridge, Farnsworth, Fenton, Ferry, Fos-
Ter, Frank. French, Garnett, Gilmer,
Graham, Grow, Gnfley, Hlle. Hall,
Harris Md. ], Harris Va. Helmick,
Hickman, Hill, Hoard, Hughes, Humph-
reg, Hutchins, jenkins. Jnnlsins, Kellogg
Mich. Kellogg Ill Kenyon, Kill
gore, Killlnger, Lamar, Larrabee, Leach
mich, Lee, Longneeker, LOOMS, Love
joy, Mallory, Martson, Martin eva. J,
Maynard, Mexican, Mcknight, Nc
Phcrson, Millison, MilIward, Moore( Ky.),
Moorhead, Morrill,, Morris, (Pa. Morse,
Felson, Nixon, 0lin, Palmer, Perry, Pet.
III, Porter, Potter, Pryor, Quarles, Rea-
gan, Rice, Robinson R. T. Boyce,
Schwartz, Scranton, Sherman, Sickles,
Simms, Singleton, Smith IN. CT, SpauId.
ing, Spinner, Stanton, Stevens, Stevenson,
Stewart [ Penn. Stokes, Stratton, Tap
pan. Theaker, Tompkins, Train, Trimble,
Underwood, Vance, Vandeyer, Van
Wycke, Eerre. Waldron, Washburn
ME. Webster, Wells, Wilson, Wind
ham, Waodruif, Woodson-l49.
NAYs- Messrs Allen, Sihmore, Banks.
dale Barrett, Bocock, Bonham, Bon
hgny, Boyee, Branch, Bureh, Clopton.
Cooper. Cor. Crawford, Curry. Delar.
nette, Florence, Fonks, Gartreil, Hamil-
ton Hardeman, Haskin, Hatton, Haw.
klns, Hindman, Holman, Houston How.
ard, Jackson, Jones Keitt, Logan. Love
Martin tOhiol, McClernand. Mcoueen'
MsRas Miles, Montgomery, Moore
Ala Morris I'M Fiblack, FoelI,
fendleton, Phelps, Pagh, Riggs Robin,
son IIll.], Rufin, Scott, Smith wal.
SstaIIworth, Stewart Mil, Stont, Tay.
LOT Thayer. Thomas, Vallindineham
Whitley, Window go. as. y: =
p H - = '
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n ; RuwARD,. !.

GTRAYED, one red STEER, four years old,
~ this spring; small while spot on hip;
branded r g On left Shonlder.
Ons white and roam SIZE Sir ], four years ola
this spring; branded i. C on left shoulder. III
One red and white spotted STAG, five ysars
old this spring; branded = g ON left shoulders
branded on left hip with B TSj the g Is branded
on top or the 81 .5 33...s: =Es i ..z
81 One bIack and white spotted COW, about
nine years old, supposed to be with calf; branded
r @ on.left shoulder. i think an II ON The IeRt
hip or shoulder, forget which. .ss.. i: s=
Pisase deliver 10. aud receive yonr reward
from, 3T.lt s Al. CRoWTHER, 9TH Ward. S
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-12
NnTICE..,

.GTRAYED from The subscriber, i COW,
will calf III June, branded ID w on lett horn;
large D on lert shoulder; letter e on left hip.
Also, dark red Cow, no white, about six
yeafs old; one ear Off close Ia The head; think
II u the right ear; y w on iea horn, also i
hesh brand on left hip believe her range Is
south. on The mounds west or Jofdsn. win
pay Eve Dollars for the delivery oR each, OF
rather or tlIe above cows. 10 William nj. Tilomr-
son, in The 10Th Ward, 81 s, u. City.
1881 DAVID Wiki
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LOST

GINCE the FIRST snoW-storm last winter, i
- red HEIFER three years old some white
on the iianks and under the belly branded J w
on lhe right shoulder; supposed to have . calf
in the middle Of winter. Also, u red OK. some
right hip and L. w. CooKE on left hoEn, Who
sver will bring fine same, or give information
thereof, to the owner, will confera favor and be
shitably rewarded by TEL: :,E s sl,s s.sz
3s-lt SARAH Al. COOKE, llth Ward,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-12
! SAVE YOUR PAPER RAGS.

THE inhabitants Of Utah are requested to
i gather up and save their worn out wagon
covers, and every description Of cotton and linen
rags for paper making, and deliver themj from
time 10 time. 10 the Bishops OF the seyera
Wards, or the Ntlss and MouSTANEER Offices or
their agents, for which, when clean, they will
be allowed i've cents q pouAd. The rags can be
sufficiently cleansed in pure water, without soap.
II 10 expected that, In few months, hll who
wish can receive paper in exchange fer rags.
EDWARD HUNTER, Presiding Bishop,
p. 81 3T-tR
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/ DIIrssllorIurrorr

TIME cppartnershfp heretofore existing andef
B ~ The name az ssBsowne 81 Thompson.'s II
this day dissolved By mutual consent
All debts due said firm must be paid imme-
diasely 10 J. M. Browne, who viii continue The
bnsiness and an due BY The firm viii b Iiaui-.
dated by him on demand III
JOHN M. BROWNE,
WIN. M THOMPSON.
9. $. II City, Msy i. 1860. ss.2t ].
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-12
A. Tn EN-,
:. .CARRIlGE MAKER. =.

DEGS respectfully TO call che attention of the
Id public to his establishment; where he ID
making childr4n's carriages which are highly:
Tor all children, but slckly ones 10
particular. z s f. =.
Buggies and carriages neatly repaired. ~,
Residence 7th Ward, one block and a half
west from the Tabernacle. 37.4t.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-12
MILL CREEK KANYON.

KTaHE subscriber begs respectfully to Inform
i the Inhabitants Of g. S. 4. City and vicinity,
that Mill Creek Kanyon 10 NOW OPEN, and
that the roads are In good cenditioni and will be
kept So also wish those knowing themselves
10 DO Indebted for the use Of said kanyoi, to call
and settle their account. For the future, 1 wish
all who may visit tho kanyon. to bring their toll
with them. 34.3m. BEN .ASHW0RTH.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-12
NOTICE.

CTRAYED from the corral Of Appleton
- Harmon, on Monday April 30lh, a red COW:
middle size, about 10 years old; short horns and
one loops; branded d on the left shoulderi white
spot in The forehead and TANKS: very poor, Any
person finding the same, and viii bring her to
shall receive the reward Of Five Dollars.
3T.tf -, WIN. w. FOSTER.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-12
NnTIcT.

m lyO0DMANSEE requests sit persons
~. who have Young Stock Ii their rosses-
sion, branded crop Of left ear, dove tail in the
right ear, and In some cases, ii consequences of
frost, has the appearanee q half crop, 20 return
them to g Hitchins on Wsbef river, and they
will be liberaIly rewarded. .ss'sss. n ss
C. W00DAfANSEE..
g. $. A City, May 5, 1860. 3s.u i.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-12

1sWARLTss TAYTnrt

CTII.L continues IN the MAkrrr. and en- 4,
~ fonpd atihs old stand IL Isaac BroeEhsnE
one door south 81 LivihEston. He'll a ga. =. ",
Main Slfssf, where be Offers superior dnaiits
of Beef. Mutton, Pork, Sparesribs. sanaavss
Candles Eggs, B1itsr, Lard, Bacon, Tallow. mi
Hams extra dried. u tlIs purchase 81 nltieh. n
calls The attention 81 his friends and casio.ael I.
4 Give him rall. i
Those Indebted 70 him nrs fesrsetfulIy inyittd
10 call and pay Hp, OF close Their account 81
mole. 26.u
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-12

I al CON- MOpI0u5 aud extensive STAFI..
kA in q and LIVERY rs ESTABLISHMENT
Ii kept BY the above gentlemen III The old stand
.of Mr.. Standish, on
SECOND S0IF7If STREET,
Hofses and mules, stabied, corfalied, and red
by this day OF week, ON reasonable terms
I Horses, Mules, and Cattle on hand. for sale Or
exchAnge- IL HI as@.
Saddle horsss; Horses and Bug. iss, and cnr-
ffaees 10 hire.
All kinds ot Erain and good hay parchased fof.
cash md Store pay, "a. 34.tf &
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-12
WOOL Wool uuooli I.

TIME undersigned Is now prepared with NEW
i IMPROVED MACHINERY (Iately re-
ceived from the East), and experienced Work
men, to CARD WOOL. We shall require the
wool well washed and picked, and would prefer
It creased (put lib, Of fresh butter or lard 10
Slbs. Of WOOL. WIN. H. WALKER.
PS.--Machiae al Farmiagton, near the New
Flour Mil; and residence in 10th Ward, G, s. L.
City. II. Il, s., +. Z" 80 81
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wooI..cA1nrIms,l

IINliE undersigned, having procured 10 their
order 4 superior CafdIng Machine. are nov
pfepsred 70 attend 70 ~ orders In that limo with
Ehieh thsy may be favored. We
The people of Utah County ard elsewhere
will please take noiiee MI |9
H0UTz 4 BIRINGHURsT.
spfingyille; Utah Co. Elk as.tt
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notice..

II BEG leave TO inform my friends and the pub
also prepared To attend 10 cases Of Pole.evii and
Fislnll. MY rule il, NO cuHE, No PAr Charges
moderats. ALBERT MIELs, s5'; !.
38. 81 Efgs, Big Cottonwood w ard.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-12
!. SELECT SCHOOL.

lTTNHE Largo Room, known as the Commission
Il Store, west Of the Council House, has been
itted mp for q CH00L ROOM, and will DO
the Immediate care IL the subscriber, who wiilbe
assisted BY competent teaeheEs whsnever the:
Increased nuuIber shall render il necassary.
This school designed 10 be made upof scllolaIa
OF between the ages Of Eve and twelve, that i
more general system Of rules may Be adopted FOR
the maintsinAnce OF good order.
r. TUITION PER QUARTER.
For Reading and Writing, /, /. { !. Il. $500
9 Arithmetic, Il. Grammar, and G eo- 81
graphy, &c, ...;... ..s... Il i. US. S4 90 r.
!; Further conditions. upon which older sclibIars
viii BE- admitted, may be known ON application,
1 3l.tf. =: Il: q. IL. i. DOREMUS.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-12
1ron QraY 800 80

I1NSCAPED from tb. earr,tof A,,,,l.,a,, IL
~ Hatmon, on he evrt,lng III iIe / IN ~, 1
En- iroh-gray Mare, branded ii nj ~ Nv ND
shoulder; some saddle marks 81 the haek. anS
blind u right eye; eli years old this spring she
Il heavy with foal Whoever win return tnfd
animal oI wl rive Information 10 Ire suhacriber
viii be literally rewarded. 4 4
WILLIAM IN. MARLER.
I. sesIt North Ogden Ward
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RI.lACIlSNIITIIINIlnI.l

IN alI Its various branches, e 70 n
Wagons and carriages ironed neatly aud With
d view 10 durability. ID @@sS;5 'z.# y.s L s
PlDnghs made and n paired.
One 81 the hest horse-shoeFs ia Utah u en-.
pl0yed, and In fact All The work duns 81 The pre-
misses Il performed III the bert ttyie.
3t-te NJ HENRY S'TANDISIT 81
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HA TIN. q.

Nh + Subscriber hereby gives notice 10 The
public that hehas resumed tIle4baye bnsi.
lless at old stand Iii The lIth Ward, q. IS. Il
City, one block north Of Temple Block. +:
n. .5.5. 1: Fl. u WANTED, # 3s q ....4
AL kinds 81 furs, for which liberal price win
be paid; also Saxony sheep and lambs wool,
FIRE wood, &c. s..;sz y n z.=5.. Il I.
37.tf JOSEPH L, HAYWOOD.
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D. RICHARDSON N, ND.

N. e: corner ~ IEta Temple, and aid South SO.
If WILL wait upon all pefsnhs, In pursuit Of
j health, who may favor me with cult. ]
keep constantly ON hand 4 choice selection on
Medieine Of tho best quality for my praetieey also
kichardson,s Concentrated Physical Jaundiee
Bitters, and Family Pills. They have no tquGl
for the bilious atacks peculiar 10 this climate.
They are put mp by me, fresh every month.
Every family In the country should keep ON
hand this valuable medicine, which Is ready for
use when needed; have these instead of the
cheap, useless Preparations that are palmed OF
on Utah. which have been put up twenty years
ago. s, (, q .:5 3 81 a.
4 Cash, wheat. flour, butter, eggs, Sc, taken Ii
exchange. Don't forget 10 bring Il along +.
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.ITlO whom Il may concern. This i. 70 no,Ifv
III III Fafsons that ! sasIt not pay i eettai.i
note 81 hand gwen BY me. pay able 10 4. A.. lacy.
man, Tor tIle suul of $500, or ihersabout IA
consideration for said NOTE having failed.
36.tf PIlII.ANDER BELL.
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TAKE NOTICE

IIsHE subscriber having taken ont Letters Of
Administrator from the Probate Court Of
Great Salt Lake County. hereby notifies ali
peTsone indebted 20 the Estate of Dir. w. France,
late Of Great Salt Lake Gi.y, deceased, that they
arc requested 10 come forward and settle The
same forthwith, and those having demands
against said Estate, topTesent themunder oattfor
allowance and settlement, lew. /. Appleby, my
duly authorized Agent and Attorney. ~
81 MARGARET FRANCE, s.
ass ...s Administrators.
q. 8. CITY. April 9Th, 1860. 33.H
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g 4 IIna.l -. $50 y. J.

WILL pay literally Tor the delivery 81
= any q I'll 81 my stock texcsp ealys,1.
isaninE on the west side Of Jordan. They sfe
s. M. BLAIR.
MouNTaIssKa Once.
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HAMMER q ANVIL.

TfyfIE undersigned has enlarged his premises Il
I l hIs Old residences on srcosp S trIs srhrEr,
and Is prepared ~ usual 10 iil promptly slI Or
,leFa far $3.50 ri e .5s q .ss3ssst
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Nstray.:

lTJhME to my yard, on the Path day of March,
~ roam Inuisy COW branded II ON the left
side. Please pay charges and take her away.
:: .::: .::5 q SUSANNAH DEW HURST,
3S.it - - CenteIvis.
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a. Morton, wool Carder,.

HAVING purchased the cardiag machines
IL formerly owned by A. Gardner, of Big.
Cottonwood, ard s., HoldawaY Of Provo, Is now
prepared 10 receive and card wool at Provo City,
Utah Go. Bling on your wool, People from
dfitant counties can have their rolls to take
home with them Good work warranted
Provo City, April 26th, 1860. 37-3t
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LOOK J OUT

IN Smith Tor Dustin Amy. indiyidualIyl,
either on note or book acconitt, are hereby mott
fed that I'll such notes and book accounts have
been placed IN The hsads Of w & Ii AppIeby, E,q.,
our attorney, for collection and settlement. q All
such persona are requested 10 call on him. and
acttle tile same fofilin ith, and save cor.
y. :..:. AMY n SMITH,
37.tf DUSTIN IA MY
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TIME Perpetrators Of the above Mills respect
j fully beg leave TO inform their friends and
PATRONS that they haNs thoroughly repaired u q
fitted up their MI IN manner not surpassed III
70. all business, in their line, entrusted 10 tlsni.
To our old customers We return our thAnka
for past faToTs aid solicit their patronage dnelr
3I-tf z ID. RI. ALLEN & Co.
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saAuRrti5RmRuts.

HUGH MOON ~
WILL pay 81 per bushsr in good pay for
" IVOO Bushels OF CORN. 36-H
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENC e.
Whereabouts of Fowler, the Defaulter.

Whereabouts of Fowler, the Defaulter.
New York, May ga report is in current cir
culaton that Mr. j. v. Fowler, the great defaulter.
left this city on the steamship Moses Taylor,
which left this port for Havana and New Orleans
on the 21st inst
It is supposed that on his arrival in Havana Mr..
Fowler will Immediately proceed to some port in
South America to avoid arrest.
Commissioner to Paraguay.
WASHINGTON, May 24.-Under the negotiated
treaty between the United States Government and
Paraguay, the President has rendered the commits
sionership to the Hon. John Van Buren,.
Peruvian Claims.
WASHINGTON, May 24.-The United States Gov
ernment has offered Peru 100000 in full for all
claims she may have against this country. The
latter, however, declined accepting the PROPOSE
ton.
Affair Of Honor.
SAVANNAH, May PA duel was fought this
morning, at Scriven's Ferry. between Col. @. A. L.
Lamar and Commodore Moore, Of Texas, late of
the United States Navy.
The difficulty grew out Of some evidence given
by Col Lamar in the Farnam case.
Both parties arrived on the spot, and shots were
exchanged, after which, through the assistance of
their seconds, the affair was amicably adjusted.
Sailing of the Steamship Asia.
New YoKK, May 2s.-The Cunard steamship
Asia left this port at noonyesterday for Liverpool
She took out 100000 in specie on freight
Death Of Two Eminent Men,
CoLUMB1A, s. G., May 24.-The Hon. VIM. G..
Preston died at his residence in this city Tues
day afternoon.
HAMBURG, S. c., May 24.-Andrew Burnside, an
extensive cotton merchant. died suddenly on Tues
day afternoon in this city.
Heavy Storm at Louisville
LOUISVILLE, May ga tremendous thunder
storm passed this city last night. There
wind, but the rain fell in torrents, flooding the
streets and rendering them almost impossible.
This storm did no damage to property, and pro-
ceeded in a north-westerly direction.
Louisville Races. e.
LOUISVILLE May 2S.-The races which came of
yesterday were for all ages
The race was for mile heats, best three in five.
The second, third and fourth heats were won by
Matt Davis. Time-1:4s, 1:52, l;54a.
Campbell won the first heat. Time-l:50s.
Everything passed off quietly,
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, May 23.-The Ohio river at this
point is falling with feet inches of water in the
canal.
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Arrivals at the, Hotels Yesterday.

crTy uoTEJ-F NJ Foouap Las E Sherwood, j Shelby,
JS. II 70 II prce Ala. II John d Ghrsolm5 Wiring
~, = II tsayd IA. W Pitts Texas: DIR Walton Miss;
t II n Edrards IN. n Hepbnrn Tex; n Grognn La fhos
Nicos j Reid Texas Bayd AM Jno 'asis, leNhs, n
Fash q; Saunders, VI A Meihlo;n thi' " itope,S
and @ lads feSas Mrs 4 Praer Ala. Il Prnhro, cty; NJ
Tacket, La: Tepney Miss Inieohn q I y Faliord,
White Reyea Ioh, Montgomery r i've ief Lane isti
Washinaton Miss Washington, fexas; Col Garland Miss;
Webb N q; 4 D Harre Jones, Mis-; sedbnrg Tex;
city; { MCCALL Texas; Hogan A McEae Rae Miss neRae' %
MAS; Davis and family, La; kingsbury Mcdaniel,
Ark G i Waddil La John Bsteman Tenn; y u Auman .
Neill La; Mrs Thompson aad twS children Miss;
Ark Ii Anderson, John Rice, La; Guilt, Tenn;
Wallace
ST. eH ARIES HoTEL4-A F Maddox; W Maddox La
G I,alrin Miss Laurd Cooby and lady Miss Gonby
Ala Srsen Miss wmdy MsS ~ aad Wd
den Il S ia.sap. Ia; Holt, 4 Al oliver Ala Y pa
rei Miss: Ma Mcdonnell Capt Whttail Gap simmons, Gap
ION, Ii Todd Harvey, A Sany, ieNas rleld
j l. Lew, Miss; IL Sibbon La.