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An Immense WOrk-The New Iron Rail-
way Bridge at MarehOuse Point.

The new iron bridge across the Connecticut River
at W arehOuse Point, now being erected by the New
Haven, Hartford and Springfield Railroad Company,
will. when completed, be probably the finest Rail
road bridge in the United States, 1t is built the
truss" principle of the best procurable material,
and in the most approved style. 1t consists of II
spans the longest being 1T feet extending the
entire length of the structure is ,525 feet.
The total weight of iron used in its construction is
about 700 tons, and cost in England, where it was
made Ell 231. The plans for its construction were
designed by Mr.. James Laurie, one of the best
known civil engineers in this country, and were at
first rendered to prominent iron firm in Philadel-
pha but at that time nearly all the large iron work
work. and it was finally determined to procure the
construction of the bridge in England. The contract
was awarded to the celebrated bridge builders, VIM.
Fairbairn & Co., of Manchester, but afterwards a
portion of it was assigned to the London Engineer
ing and Ship Building Company, some of the mana
gers of which were the builders of the famous Bri-
tanna bridge over the Menai Straits. The bridge
being Duit in sections ami fitted together is taken
apart. and shipped to this country.
About 200 rivets employed in fastening to-
gether the various pieces. The great difficulty
countered in putting the bridge in its place arose
from the fact that the new bridge is to occupy the
same position as the present wooden one, and it
was desirable that the traffic of the road should
be interrupted while substituting the one for the
other. A good deal of planning and study were re-
quired to effect this object, but the skill and inges
nuty of Mr. Laurie has hitherto overcome all obsta-
cles and most of the spans in position, with
out we believe, single interruption to any train.
The erection of the bridge commenced about
the st of July last, and it is expected that the
tire structure will be in position and completed by
the last of January next.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-04

New YORK, Nov. 2.-The formal opening
of the Office of the Financial Agency of the
Republic of Mexico occurred to-day Over
two thousand persons, among them many of
our leading bankers and merchants, were
present. Speeches were made by NJ. Romero,
the Mexican Minister, Hon. Mr.. Tomlinson,
S. S. Cox, Major General Lew. Wallace,
Robert Dale Owen and others. A large sum
was subscribed on the spot. Among the dis
tinguished Mexican officers present were
Generals Ortega, Berriobazal, Huesto and
Aquieree. Great enthusiasm prevailed.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-04
CORRESPONDENCE.
letter from WASHINGTON.
Correspondence of the Commercial

correspondence ofthe CommcrcjaIl
WASHINGTON. Nov. 3D. 1866.
Organisation Of The NoH Congress Disbursements t
the Wor and Nary DeDoFmcmfs-Arc,oge Cjrenl,-
ton Of State Banks for AprH, Nay. .Iuuc and .y,h,
-RcyiTjcti"R ~ Gc0r0i',-Despai,h Of The p-cq5IcDt
IN the Goper,or-Pn1,Rco of tbc Wh Tct,ra,, Rcyc,rc
Corps-Thc Frccdiacn, dc.
Many of the leading journals about the country
recently published statement of the law governing
the Clerk of the House of Reprcsentatvcsin making
up the roll for the organization of the next House
who c0nstrues that law to preclude him from
placing on the roll any of representatives elect
from the lately rebellious States. This statement
they have incorrectly attributed to the Clerk himself
1t was written by Mr.. Whitelaw Reid the Librarian
OF the House, for Western journal with which he
Is connected But there sufficient for be-
lieving that it faithfully and exactly states the
view of the law on which the Clerk will
act 1t may, therefore, be considered as settled,
that in the organization of the House, no
members elect from the lately insurrectOnary States
will participate. After the organization, their cases
will come up on the presentation of their credentials
and will doubtless be referred in due course to the
Committee on Elections. Mr. Mcpherson himself
however has published nothing on the subject and
is not likely to volunteer printed explanation of his
intended course in advance. In the Senate the or
ganlzaon was effected at the extraordinary session
following the Inauguration, and consequently the
claims OF the Senators elect from the lately rebeous
States will be duly considered by that body on the
presentation of their respective credentials
The following statement shows the disbursements
of the Treasury on account of the War and Navy
Departments for the quarters ending Sept 50 of the
years mentioned:
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-04
Charges OF Fraud i'm the Custom House.

New YORK, Nov 3.-The Richmond cor
respondent of the Herald states that B. Fa-
liam, charged with frauds on the New York
Custom House, has been arrested there. 1t
is alleged that he is connected with the recent
unlawful shipments of alcohol.
Paymaster Binney has been offered the
alternative of restoring to the government
certain funds and being honorably discharged,
or to take the chances of a trial
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-04
The Recent Storm at Sea-NumerOus Yes.
sells Wrecked

New ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-The steamer Fung
Shuey, from New York, has arrived Between
Jupiter Inlet and Cape Florida she picked up
a small boat containing Capt. Appleman and
four of the crew of the schooner Minnie, Of
Mystic, for Key West, which was lost in the
heavy gale of the 23d, off Jupiter Inlet. From
Hillsboro Inlet to Sarboro Lighthouse the
Fung Shuey passed, ashore, with masts stand
ing, thirtytwo brigs and one ship, and the
wrecks of five vessels sunk Or dismasted!
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-04
Further From MatamOras.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-The Crescent says
that the steamer Hammock, from Gaveston,
reports that advices from Matamoras of the
26th ult, states that the city was still in pos
session of the Imperialists. Several unsuc-
cessful attacks had been made by the Liberals,
but they were driven from the field with great
slaughter. The Imperialsts suffered only a
slipht loss
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-04

Lieut.. Col John G. Reynolds, of the Ma.
rine Corps died last night at the Marine Barracks in
Brooklyn, N. Y, of which he has been for some time
the commanding officer. Col. R. was one of the old
est officers in the CORPS having entered the service in
the month of May, 1924. He was distinguished as a
actican, and for his skill in organizing and producing
discipline in his commands. Col. R. was brevetted
for distinguished services in the Mexican war, and
during the late rebellion was at all times assigned to
important commands,
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Odd Fellows, CeIebration at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 2.-The annual celebra-
ton of the Odd Fellows took place to-day. A
procession of the members, with bands OF
music, paraded the principal streets, accom-
panied by large delegations of the Order from
Louisville and other cities. The festivities
were concluded with levee and ball at the
Masonic Temple.
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Arrivals at New York.

New YORK, Nov. 2.-Three passengers
from Hamburg, one hundred and sixty from
London, and nearly two hundred from New
Orleans, besides fifty from Charleston, have
arrived this morning by steamers and sailing
vessels. - -
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The Eight HOur System.

BosToN, Nov. 3.-There was large meet
ing of working men at Faneuil Hall last night,
to help forward the movement for establishing
the eight hour system of labor.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-04

New YORK, Nov'r 3.-Dr. Burdett, Quar-
antine Surgeon, reports that fifteen deaths by
cholera occurred on the steamer Atlanta out
of fifty or sixty cases.
The Atlanta is from London via Brest and
has been sent to the lower bay and all COM
munication with her forbidden.
MEETING OF NEW YORK HEALTH COMMISSION
ERs--PRECAUTIoNARY MEASURES AGAINST
CHOLERA.
New YORK, Nov'r "a special meeting
of the Health Commissioners was held to-day
at noon, in consequence of the reported pres
ence of cholera. The committee appointed
at the last meeting to draft memorials peti-
tioning the General Government for the use
of lands at Sandy Hook for quarantine pur-
poses, represent the necessity Of rigid quar-
antine of the several ports of the country to
guard against the introduction of cholera
That the authorities of New York are with
out proper place to establish quarantine to
meet the anticipated emergency, and in this
dilemma they earnestly request the General
Government to grant for temporary quaran-
tine ground so much of the land as may be
necessary, now owned by the Government at
Sandy Hook, in the lower bay. The memorial
was adopted, and Drs. Sayer, Anderson and
Myer were appointed committee to proceed
to Washington and lay the matter before the
Government.
The ship Rhine, from London, had no cases
of cholera on board
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-04
Sale of Government vessels

BosToN, Nov. 2.-The following Govern
ment vessels were sold at auction Yesterday, at
the Navy ard:-Screw steamer Dawn, $780,
600; screw steamer Monticello, S19,500;
Emma, S9,5SS; and barque Midnight, $12, 800.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-04

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 2.-The bill to abolish
the Special Court of Equity, established by Pro
visional Governor sharkey, has passed the
House over the Governors veto and will pas:
the Senate. -
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-04

DEATH OF GEN. SLocUM's MoTHER.-Maior
General Slocum's mother, Mrs. Mary O. Slo-
cum, died in Syracuse on Monday evening
Mrs. Slocum was born in the city of Albany,
and moved with her husband to Onondaga
county in 1878. She was seventy-two years Of
age The funeral services were held at the
residence of Judge Leroy Morgan yesterday
afternoon.
Gen. Slocum is borne down by this irrepara-
BILE loss, and will not be able to fill any more
appointments during this canvass.-4lbany
argus, Nor. 1st.
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Steamer Disabled.

Fort MONROE, Nov 3.-The steamer Bal
timore, from New York to Washington, was
towed in from Cape Henry to-day, disabled.
Her propeller is broken,
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The Case of Dick McCann.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 2.-In the case of Dick
McCann, held as prisoner of war at Knox
vile, the counsel concluded the argument to-
day in the Circuit Court in favor of writ OF
habeas corpus being granted him.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-04
Hampton hospital Discontinuetl.

FoRT MONROE, November 8.-The Hamp-
ton hospital has been discontinued and two
hundred patients there left for Baltimore
to-day
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-04

A venerable gentleman in his eghtieth
year, residing in Fall River, wears pair of boots
which he purchased in April ls43, for which he paid
the sum OF $780, They have been worn more or less
every year since their purchase,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-04
Marching Homo.

RICHMOND, Nov. 3.-The 9TH Ohio Cavalry
arrived here tonight from North Carolina, en-
route for Camp Chase to hs mustered QVt
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-04

JESU DULCIS MEMOKIA.
Jesu the very thought of Thee
With sweetness fills my breast:
But sweeter far thy face to see,
And in thy presence rest
Nor voice can sing, nor heart can frame
Nor can the memory find
A sweeter sound than thy blest name
Savior of mankind
O hope of every contrite heart,
JOY of all the meek,
To those who fall. how kind Thou art;
How good to those who seek
But what to those who fnd?" All this
Nor tongue nor pen can show;
The love of Jesus, what it is.
None but his loved ones know.
Jesus our only JOY be Thou,
As Thou our prize wilt be-
Jesus be thou our glory now,
And through-eternity.
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
BAL TIMORE Z, MD.
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The National Debt.

The monthly exhibit of the Secretary of
the Treasury-the figures of which we present
below-will show any who have suffered
themselvesto become nervousn regard toitsd di-
mcnsions, that within the past two months the
principal has been reduced sirteea millions of
dollars. Not large amount to be sure; but
enough to show that with determination and
honesty, and with the vast resources at the
command of the nation, we have nothing to
fear ultimately on the score of its liquidation.
With finance minister who appears every
way equal to the position, and with an honest
public sentiment to sustain him, there is no
doubt but that the American people will set
other nations an example of what can be done
by the triumphs Of peace, only paralleled with
the wonders achey ed in the line of military
exploits IN the late war. With full knOwl-
edge of what is to be met let no respondent
word be whispered-but let all resolve that if
rigid economy, and the cheerful contribution
by each citizen of his quota can accomplish the
payment of the public liabilities, few years
shallsee the nation once more in this essential
clear of its burthens
1865. Oct. 30. Sent 20
interest; ,161 1871 ,GO1OO S1116.65s, 19lOO
Interest thereon. 67,67O,3io.0O 65,OOl,570OU
fGimoneyint'st 1,18l,s1a,7s7.m 1,26OOm,l2o.oO
Interest thereon. 1926, 1880 7252 64500
Debt bearing
~ interest ......... $50 52335900 356S9l L9600
Total dcbt........ 81 1859 1856 S27+947 726l7
Exhibit Of the public debt for the year entiing July
last. and its actual diminution since that period:
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LATER FROM MEXICO,
Important Cabinet Change.
Dissatisfaction witt. the Empire.
SUCCESS OF THE LIBERALISTS.

ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK OF GEN. AQUIERRE.
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The Cholera Reported at New York Guar.
antine.

New YORK, Nov. 3.-The steamship Allan
ia, from London, arrived here last night, and
has been ordered to the lower quarantine in
consequence of sickness among her passen-
gers. 1t is rumored in Staten Island that
eight deaths have occurred on board from
cholera during the voyage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-16


CIBcuIr CoURT-JUdgc CrIdrteU pre-
sidng.-Circuit Court met yesterday
morning nt o'clock.
The following business was trans
acted:
In the case of Henry Knoke rs. Geo.
Storey, a suit for damages done to a
brewery belonging to the plaintiff, in
Ritchletown, a verdict of $500 damages
was rendered bya jury for the plaintiff.
In the case of the Wheeling Savings
institution Us. heirs of Andrew Hall, a
suit for $3.50 so, decree was given by
court for the amount, and to satisfy the
said account II further decreed the sale
of lot No. 5, in square No. "a, in South
Wheeling. -,,
Tie celebrated Legislative SANDER case
OF Geo. *. Cox Us. j. L. w. Holt was
brought up OH n motion of defendant
to change the venue to Gilmer county.
The motion wns ably argued by cOun-
sci. The court ovcrruled the motion.
md tile trial will take place in our
court.
The following named cases were set
for hearing to-day:
Henry Miller as. Robert Luke. Sid
ney ID. Fish rs. Wells, Fink Il Co. Win,
Mcclure rs. Dennis Sullivan Joseph
Britt, Jr., rs. Isuac Colts. Odd Fellows
Hall Association as, Ed. booking.
Shernlnn Il Cole ~. l.. q. Frost Il Co.
Samuel HnZlett rs. same. William
Elliott rs. John Anderson. Pitt q
White rs. S. $. Bonar Il Co. Samuel
Fields rs. ID. +. Evans Il Co. John NJ.
Murtlnnd rs. n. r. EIdridge q Co. l..
NJ. VRght tS Cots. same +. Sellers &
Co. rs. same. David Cummings as,
John Knox. Samuel Waltz as. David
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.PSlA Chance %, OBTAIN. any, an OF the
chasing n sealed EnyeI6pe foi Is ~.
! - Five Sealed Envelopes win he senf ~
~ eleven forS2 thirty for Sc aixty.life IN
Slpf one hundred for SIS 49, ~
- AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
Our patrons are desired to send United stafel
money When mis- convenient. Long letter.
NJ OrdelB1o Sealed Euyel6pa I1ni,st in. s1,p,-,,
sssse pe aeeompanled by. me CAsH, WIith fiie.
[ Ilallle OF me peFson sSndInk, and ToyIFI.
SSol,I5 plainly written. Letters
AolSA - ..tfssf fBflCT n, 49,
.s!is56f5 GOODWIN HUM & CO.,
Box 57O8 Post Once New York 4
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MfdifatI
f5rt.,s FOR FEMALES

IyIpfallble in Correcting IrrernlaritIee pa,,,,.-
ing Distinctions OF the iM0nthiy TurnsO
Prs z nonr Wllateyer Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREypD-rr,1,,,
T. ccHiID AEZ -AJEsfEff7ti -
II = nov 9yer years since the above
5IfP6H.Sd6 were hrst discovered by DIR
have been extensively and Successf1Iy I1le
~ 49sti % the PUBLIC institutions as well rs
1hphrnlleled success IN eyeFy cSse aI5 WIN y n
only az the urgent request I" OF the thprs
n in.SI5 "a VINO maze used them that he
IeEiatlomof those suffering from any irIs, S,-
tltis9 " ntlteyer, rs well as to prevent nm In
TIealSe Oh iainliy where health viii not permit
one PILLS A DOSE
Females Peculiarly situated, or those s,,,rI-
using these Pills while in that cond It
tney !" invite mtscafTiage,n nftef which nj.
iitv S Ri s assumes no response
any mischief 70 health, otherwise ,Rn ESIiI
are recommended as a =! tf,IPS tiAe tlli ls
~ " iInAtQSriTlSYALiUABLE RENTEDY
70 the sex, viz Disfress6l1 aud Ps5f9Fi Ti6,
49tLe 4tlpgl, qiT IN the Back ami Ti1s
ing DotuIt t1tlS, RtlSh Or Hood h ~
read OLZEtfle&s, DiSlnc&l Of Sight CSyse 4 Si
EItiOlte on AMI SIi1h $3.50,
5t,tL!iuiioh eG'tlte Henri, and ali the X,orj,,
annoyinE TsS AT that most
al otiler female weaknesses H T. = vi
The LeueoErhOea,l or whites.
Al the slI1e time, there is nothing I'm t,aso
Rl1is s5hat can do injury to life or heSlItb ~
mig tnelp y be az hey are represented WIN
ONE BOX IS SUFFICIENT.
OOsooO Boxes have been Sold yVfthF,S
IiE& aJt Two Years AAAAn
Ten thousand Bones ae7lt d, L.tt.,- 1,,,,, ~
ttI ~ and AGENTS to al parts Of he woriS
20 answers have been sIafI1T I1S
when ladies say Nothing IN afn;ss stf n
0Sen ESffuWn since THE sSSTTSSrsl ~
lHDtc4NE DAPF'1cD 8INoN THE WoRTn "
IN q en1OVIhe Obstruction, q D..
~ A4lts ~ AtuFe 10 its Proper SyIIa1,SsI4lS7
llsEIeSS THE and brinei No l,oCt a.,
NOS e8Ss9s q Health 70 the cheek Of he
Price Oh per Box q a. &c.
sod y. ssI g KRAFT& CO.. WbolsSoIs
~ = Main street, WhaelfFlp
FOR West Va, Is Y Non, en- 81
S,lS,SEs mus % addressed. Sold NJ n s,tI ~
REED, 1SfSAFT& CO. : - - 'ELeLAlli by
sSq % "a 81 VlalIsville, Ohio by lira 4
- =, :. Z. i5.,ii ~ W.T. 4 j. y E5fcrRr,Y,-
. tad4es, by sanding 500 10 sit6,ssts ~ g;
,Sso0Ne sients 70 thefWheeIing Pot StI1 " tlle
~ tne Pills sent fc0nfdeiitlallS 6,
~ s44S ptt OF the country Ssfree 81
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READY FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-Thoso
who visit the old established Jewelry
store of Mossrs. j. Il. Scott II Co. VIII
be certain to find TINT it hns lost none of
its ancient fame; and they will be de-
delighted to see the splendid exhibition
of silver ware, diamonds, watches, jew
elry, clocks, stHtuary, and an endless
variety of useful and rnrc ornaments,
suitable for Christmas presents. The
Propriotors have taken in "a superior
stock OF these goods, with special refer
ence TO the approaching holidays, md
have aimed to select such MS will not
only plense tho eye, but prove desirable
and satisfactory AFTER they shall go into
use, Soglve them an early call, whcth-
er intending to purchase or not.
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IaLalaAprnS sur
For Sale CheaD.

r OFFER FOR SALE MY LOT BUILD
INGS on the corner OF Main and Adams
streets. The lot is to feet front on Main, and
l32 feet deep on Adams street. The house Is
well situated for n boarding house, and the
stand is one OF the best In the city for retail
grocery, aS have been doing business here
for over . years. The property will be sold
with or without the stock in store, to suit
PIreh1aasss.T, Terms easy. ,.coD1y,s
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Yesterday fractions
horse, attached to "a drny, ran away
with his load and dashed madly
through the window and almost into
the parlor of Mr.. Samuel Irwin's resi-
denee, ON Main street. The sash and
window We're badly broken up, but no
body was injured. The horse was
slightly damaged,
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''IHIE BELTON ESTATE" ny ASTHoSI
TRoLLOPLT2-Nessrs. j. c. Orr ~. Co.
have placed on our table copy of this
elegant novel. The fame OF the author
is n sufficient guarantee that the work
Is fine ono, and n reading will. we
think, justify the conclusion. Copies
can bO had OF the above named firm. q
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MAGNIFIcENT PRESENT FOR 4 LADY.
Now that everybody is investing
more or less spare cash in the way Of
making their friends happy, we have a
word of advice to such people, to wit:
that the Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing
Machine, sold mt No. 90 Main street, is
the most appropriate and valuable gin
TO lady that could be made.
We designnte the Wheeler & Wilson
because It is universally admitted to DO
superior to any other in use. n
Their orders for this purpose have
already been unusually numerous.
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Tan "CnAMBgR OF CoMMERcB.',-
Tho organization meeting of the Cham
Der OF Commerce will be held at tho
Ouncil Chambers this evening. 1t is
esired to have full attendance.
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MIR. GEORGE SIMPSON, employed in
the machine shop OF II. Sweeney Il Co.,
yesterday had the thumb of his len
hand badly crushed while he wus nj
work among the machinery. The in
jury was very painful. .tf.rI
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DRAwINo IT ouT.-From the large
number of rations issued to the colOretl
folks of the SOuthw we are led TO the con-
clusion that the dralrers in the Freed
mems Bureau must be pretty large.
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Mr.. joins ALTMAN, of this city, a
gentleman well and widely known.
yesterday suffered second stroke OF
palsy. The first one occurred about
three years ago.
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RIVER NEws.-The river was FILLING
yesterday. with about seven feet of
water in the channel.
The regular packets made their usual
trips.
The Edinburg will leave for Cincin-
matt at this p. M. -. r
The Julia and Julia No. . will both
leave for GAINESVILLE Tonight at mid
night. -
The river yesterday was running