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European Marker.

By Cable.l LONDON. Nov. e-Eve
CoNsoLs-e41%994sz
MoNEY-Tne market Is firmer.
Spirits TURPENTINE-At 2ss Sd.
LfSsEED OIL-Declined TO 29s.
LIVERPOOL, November s.
CoTToN-Closed frm; unchanged: mid
ding uplands Il1s: Orleans IIys. Sales to-
day of $1,000 bales; sales for the week end
ing Thursday l21,6OO bales, OF which n 900
were fol' export aud % .000 on speculation.
stock, $4,000 bales, including 5000 bales of
American.
BREADsrUFFs-Corn firm at 3sl. Oats ss
Sd. Wheat weak; No 2 red Western 9s Sd
Others UNCHANGED.
PhoYIsIoNs-Beef heavy at 0s. Bacon Is
easier at 55s. uheese Cos. Lard SOS.
PRoDUCE-Tall0w Cos I'd.
Manchester Goods market heavy.
- Ts.. p RIs. Novembe 6.
The weekly statement of the Bank of
France shows that bullion has decreased
1900 OG0f
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Murder and Robb 9ry in
Possy County.
MT. VERNON.
Another Murder in POsey County
Escape or the Murderer Dunn.
rsneclal to the Journal

Especial to the JOurnaLl
MT. VERNON, November 6-Resin
Gentry, a well to do farmer, living
two miles this side of New Harmony,
was shot and killed last night close to
his firm. Gentry was here yesterday,
and received some 800 for wheat.
He went from here to New Harmony,
aud paid out $500. He left there at
10 o'clock P. NJ, having over 5000 on
his person. His body was found near
the road with q bullet hole through
his head. No clue to the murderer.
Samuel Miller, who was shot by
Robert Dunn on the Sd inst. died
last night. Dunn, who was released
on $500 bail, has disappeared. Con-
siderable discomfort is manifested at
the smallness of the bail. There is
little hopes of the capture of Dunn,
as he had a good start.
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New Orleans Marker.


By relegraph.Ifl NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 8.
CorroS- Easier; mIddllngs, 231Sa23s<c
sizes, 4ieyo 4iey5o bales; receipts, 1862 bales; ex-
ports, S3y bales. Receipts Tor the weetx
proper. 81. .4o3: total 81 90 bales; exports "a
Llvefpool, lOb2 bates; TO Havre, 3,OU2
GoLD-Uusettied; closed 1867 aI3I.
1441&. ~ AA-/29
Y. SIGHT-& per cent. discount.
SUGAR-Firm: receipts ali sold: uuota-
I ons unchang d.
to choice oOdS5o
FLOUR = Quiet and frmer. snnardna
10 90; XXX. 81 75td8 90.
>, 20 CokN-In light supply and prices higher;
OATS-Active at 6Oc
BRAN--SI 20
II %Y-FIrm at e29a3l 90.
z RoRK-U nsettled; quoted at S32a32 25.
bACo S-Scarce. shoulders iA1<aI5c: rib
sides, lS54 ql9c; clear sides. zoe.
1L.aARD-Quiet; In tierce, l9c; In keg, 2Ic
/, ,SSofREE = Quiet and firm prime Rio,
1910 lBt4ci fair, I45s14Izc
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANcTsco, Nov. 6.-The Ken
tuck Mining Company has declared
a dividend of $50 per share for Octo-
Der.
SAN JOSE, Sac, Nov. 6-The vote
in this city is 25,700, the largest ever
palled. The Democratic majority is
!. .313. The defeate Republican mu
nicipal ticket intend contesting the
election. The Central Committee
professs to have proof Of over 1000
illegal votes being cast.
In the election of members OF the
Legislature of British Columbia yes
terday the Confederationists were
successful. Every district has been
heard from. The vote is unusually
large, franchise having been extended
to foreigners of three months resi-
dence.
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sr. LOUIS.
- sfsz IA EEH.s ss~a-
Clearance House in st. hOHis.

ST. LOUIS. November 5.-The Re
publican publishes table, which
shows Democra tie majority 10 TWEEN
ty-seven counties, of 7,S25,-a Demo
cratic gain off 547; and il th nTy -tw o
other counties Republican majority
of 13, ,359, Republican. gain Of $3.50,
giving a net Democratic gain in fifty-
nire counties, OF 2,517.
The Democrat cIaims3a Radical
gain of over 1000 in fifty six Counties.
The returns strongly indicate the
election of four Democratic Congress
men. Mccormick, Democrat, will be
reelected. le s@3oa.
ST. LOUIS, November GA clear
ing house, representing thirty profni-
nent banks Of this city has been
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NEW YORK, November Ga Ha-
vaua letter states that on the 26th the
Captain General received instruc-
ions from the Provisional Govern
ment to inaugurate in Cuba such re-
forms as had been adopted in Spain.
Lersundi, up 20 the 31st, had kept
the dispatch as secret as possible.
Numerous arrests are beng made,
the prisoners. 10 most cases being
supporters of the Revolutionists in
Spain.
It was stated that Lersundi con-
temnlates leaving the is and for New
York. .-.
The details of the fighting leads to
the conclusion that the insurgents are
brave anu true. They are said to
number 8, 600 men. aud are favorable
10 independence or annexation with
the United States.
The place is still under martial law,
and the sentries about the streets
have orders to challenge all passen-
gers. and FIRE upon them IT the answer
Is not satisfactory.
The local aud national authorities
in the State of Cudinamacl are at log
gerheads with one another, and the
State is in an anarchical condition IN
consequence.
New YoRK, November 6.-The ex-
citement in Wall Street borders on
the panic of 1857, and threatens to
equal it in scope and disaster. 1t Is
creating apprehensions among bank
ers and brokers, and has caused enor-
nous depreeiatieRs stocks. Rail
way shares were sold by the thou
sands aud Government bonds. by the
millions. Trade is standing still in
all directions.
NEW YoRK, Nov. Gone of the
immense skating rinks constructed in
Brooklyn, fell this forenoon. Severa
workingmen we're injured, one seri
ously. sa ~
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6.
TOBACCO Firm; lugs TO medium-Iea
Sc O0gl4 %: new medium SII 90. Oven
County cutting SIS 50d24 70.
WHEAT-Sl SO0GI 30.
FLoUR-Superfine 25 5OaB o.
CoRN-New 55a60c: old. yOIzg5c
OATs--53q55c.
RYE-SI 35.
M<-No l Spring 81 35
BARLEY-No. Spring 81 25.
LARD-l7c.
BAcoE-Shoulders, l4149I41Sc: clear rib
sides, l8z2c; clear sides. l949lyIzc.
WHIsKY-Raw, free, 81 O5.
CoTToN-Receipts for the week 2, ,145 bales.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Election Returns.

RALEIGR, N. c., November 6.-The
election returns are very Incomplete,
and it is impossible to say certainly
how the State has gone. The general
opinion is that it has gone for Grant
by a majority of about 5000. The
returns indicate the election to Con-
gress of Cobb in. the First District,
Heaton in the Second. Dewes in the
Fourth, Lash in the Fifth-all Re
publicans; also, elected Sheetser in
the Sixth ID strict, Durham in the
Seventh. aud possibly Mckay Demo
craft in the Third District.
ST.. PAUL. MINI. Nov. 5.-The
split in the Republican party here,
resulted in the defeat of Donnelly,
and the election of Wilson, Demo
crat, to Congress. The State gives
1900 Republican majority. Negro
suffrase was carried 10y 5000 majority.
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A ID ID R e - .
~ H R " O u =
I'D e ILITATED,

Whose suferiDgs have been protract-
ed from hidden causes, and whose
cases require prompt treatment to
lender existence desirable. Do you
feel weak, debilitated, easily tired?
Does a little extra exertion produce
palpltation of the heart? Does your
liver or urinary organs, or your kid
neys, frequently get out of order? Do
you have spells of short breathing or
dyspepsia2 Are your bowels eonsti-
pated? Do you have spells of faint
ing, or rushes Of blood to the beadP
Is your memory impaired? Is your
mind constantly dwelling upon this
subject? Do you feel dull. listless.
moping, tired of company. of
life? Do you wish to be left
alone, to get away from every
body ? Does any little thing
make you start or jump? Is your
sleep broken or restless? Is the lus-
tire of your eye as brilliant? the bloom
of your cheek as bright2 Do you en-
joy yourself in society as well2 Do
you pursue your business with the
same energy? Do you feel as much
confidence in yourself2 Are your
spirits dull and tagging, given to fits
OF melancholy? If so, do not lay it
to your liver or dyspepsia. Have you
restless nights2 Your back weak
your knees weak, aud have but little
appetite, and you attribute this TO
dyspepsia or liver complaint
How many men, from badly-cured
diseases, from the Effects of self-abuse
and excesses, have brought about that
state of weakness in those organs that
has reduced the general system SO
much as to induce almost every other
disease-idiocy, lunacy, paralysis spi-
nal affections, suicide, and almost
every other form Of disease which
humanity is heir to, and the real
cause Of the trouble scarcely ever
suspected, and have doctored for all
but the right one?
Diseases OF those organs require the
use of a diuretic. HELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT BUGHU is tho
great diuretie, and is a certain cure
for diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys,
Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weakness,
male Complaints, General Debility,
aud all diseases Of the Urinary Or
gans, whether existing ia male or
female, from whatever cause origin
atiDg, and no matter Of how long
IF no treatment is submitted tol
or Insanity may ensue
Our flesh and blood are supported
from these sources, and our health
and happiness, and that Of posterily
depend upon prompt use Of a reliable
remedy.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT oBU-
CHU, established upward of eighteen
years, prepared by
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NEW YORK.

Decision by the Secretary
OF the FPeasury-Redeemed Legal
Tender Notes to be Re-lSSued-Fall
of a skating RiRk-Trial OF Fraud
uIent NaIuralIZeTs - Important
from Cuba-A Change Anticipated
The Governor General about to
LeaVe-Independence or Annexa-
tiOn-Great Excitement In Wall
Street-A Panic Imminent.
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Memphis Market.
BY Telegraph

oy Ieiegraph-l MEMPHIS. Nov. 6.
tGoTTof!-Firm and unchanged; ; receipts
,5S4 baies: exports 775 bales; weeK's re-
O.. eeipts II ,6sl oales; exports 4,789 bales !;
FLOUR IS, O09l2 50. 80
C0RN-New Soc; old Csc
OATs-5S060c
HAY-S24 O0926 90.
BRAN-Sg5 90.
PoRK-S32 90.
LARD-lS12g20c.
sides lgc. tI NV Oie"t
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new York DRY Goods Market.

Dy IelegrRpn.I NEW AOhhs wv. y
There is little more inquiry for season.
able goods, bat the market, on the whole,
put up the price of Lancaster prints Ne
per yard in sympathy with the advance
Canton fannels is looking up und-r the
Improved inquiry and the approach of
cold weather.; Otherwise there is no i'm
Doltant change to observe; anton ian-
neIs are quoted st gle; grain bags are offer
ed low as 371zc; Lewiston A at 40c; sta k A
at 4l%c; heavy brown drills are reduced
Lc, and now sell at l716c.
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BOSTON,.
Destructive Fire.

BosroN, November Ga. fire at
Shirley, Mass, last night. destroyed a
large bu lding occupied by A. q.
Small, m1nufacsurer of patent tags,
aud the Diamond Light Co.'s works.
Loss 20,000; partially insured.
+ The correction made in the bank
statement reads: Debt bearing coin
interest 8 per cent. bonds. $22l $685.
400; 6 per cent. bonds of 1881, $283,-
677, 300; 6 per cent. $40 bonds, ST.
702, ,3l2,z59, Total, 81, l07, ,577 $50.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Allegheny County Omeial.

READING, Pa, Nov. 6.-Sehuyler
Coliax passed through here by the
2:30 train for New York. He was
met at the depot by large lot of Re-
publieans, to whom he made a fve-
minutes speech. 4a5
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 6. = Allegheny
County (officiaD, gives a Republican
majority of 10 8l7, an increase Of
1850 over the October election.
Huntington County. official Repub-
lican majority l .23S.
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New EOrk Cold and STOCK Market.

by Teie Iraph.1 NEw Yopu Nro1, q
,rta. ne excitement on Wall Street to-day is
t9rSy ~ ana shhu Without precedent IN the his
fhtyy so.e ~. .ne STOCK Exchange The panic
iT,,ovI ~, ~, noon was about as severe as ever
was orsssfas shls afternoon the buoyancy
sn-cnSIe4Sear SsSaSer ttan at any time since the
weeks as,e ,ee turor for a rise about two
gent MAI at 7 IL Inc l market opened very striu-
,t2, "a 81 80 Ler cent on call with Y rsr ea,,t
s coI9 lsslon, but closed easieT4 Po' eIlt. NJ
10 rano1ss s9ncv' Lhis evening, occasioned
NOME m 'neir abd sda,2Ts ,n ami were letting out
Tnora yfraei, e,i LA. la the D 'nks were lendine
S2sTEELLSSG- Ssl.zS -Un>eitied t ss<@s1<' - 'ic'
closed at 1873 I3356. A'@' ana
eIoYEkNMENr SToCKs Were pantckv
tnls morning, and prices declined sZ@,1yS
per cent. At noon call, there was d h.t,<a
feeling, with the recovery OF I<GiS ter r'sI
cent = nd later in the afternoon there vgss
an. an 5dvance of 14aZ per cent, and the
~ Ia ~ket osing active and firm. Con.
pons OF vi, ll21zMll3; do. 49, IO20a I0Sl<.
DO, d. % lo6es; do. '65, GOes<alO7; do. neyS
lIOi 10 4Os, l041<. S
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The Popular Y0le.

The Chicago Post foots up the total
vote in all the States at 5,849 900, of
which GRANT received 3.084,50O aud
SEYMOUR 2,754,500 Majority for
GRANT, 100000. Yet some of the
Democratic newspapers have the i'm
pndenee to talk about Gen. GRANT
being elected by minority of the
people!
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Amount Of debt less cash IN
fhA TraYanrY ............ .......... y. W

Amount Of debt less cash IN
the Treasury ,527 ,l29, $50 81
The foregoing is a correct statement
of the amount of the public debt as it
appears from the books and Treas
urer's returns on the 1st of November,
1863.
TSigned1 HUGH MCCUILOCH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
The warrants issued by the Treas
nry Department during October to
meet the requirement. of the Gov
ernment, amount, in round numbers,
to the following: Civil. miscellaneous
and foreign intercourse, 81, l76 900;
interest on public debt. 81 3Sl 600;
war, SS,720,000; navy, 81 O25, 900; in
terror, pensions. and Indians, 1862
900; total, $2l. 1854, 600.
The warrants issued for the re-
demption of the public debt are in
cluned in the above.
The following order from the War
Department has been published:
Soldiers may, for certain offences
not strictly military, be sentenced by
general court martial to confinement
in a penitentiary of any State In a
military department. If State has
made provision by law for the con-
finement of prisoners under sentence
bv a court martial of the United
States, the department commanders
may designate such penitentiary con-
fnement, but if no provision has
been made by any State in the
department, the record will be
forwarded to the Secretary of War
for designation of prison. The au
thority which has designated the
nlace of confinement, or higher au-
thority, can change the place OF con-
! finement or mitigate or remit SEN
tence. The same rules apply TO pris-
oners sentenced by military commits
sions, so long as the law under which
the military act il in force; but when
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[speciaf Correspondence To Journal
BooNvILLE, November 5. 1863
The vote in old Warrick is as follows: ::
Seymour, l 1868; Grant, .573; Demo-
cratic majority 290; Hendricks re-
ceived 326; Republican gain 36.
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WASHINGTON.

Statement or the Public Debt-War-
rants issued During OCI0brr-hli-
ilary 0PderS-Gen. Grant Declines
a. Public Reception - EXtraditIOn
Treaty between the Uniled states
ana Italy.
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Tue Electoral vote I

Election returns, in detail, come in
slowly. We really know little now
trat we did not know tha morning
after the election. We give the fol-
lowing table as the most reliable in
forun.,tiop ar hand.
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MR. SEYMOUR is not appreciated by
his ncighbors. In.the little commu-
nifty of Deerdeld, from which he takes
his name of Farmer of Deerfeld, be
had loss Of 36 votes. On the other
hand Gen, GRANT had a larger gain
In GaIena, his old home.
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established here, and will open for
business as soon as a suitable room
can be obtained.
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Iowa and Minnesota at the last
electioa, Incorporated universal suf-
fraQe ii their State Constitutions by
I,rce mai0rities.
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roR gpANT Am coIFAx

Ie1aS ...... .-..............
TIN 60 sta teS...... ......23 votes.
The whole number of votes in a
full Electoral College would DE 327.
Mississippi, Texas and Virginia ex
Guided, there are 294, of which 148
are necessary to a choice.
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WAsHINGToN, November 6.-The
following is statement of the public
debt of the United States, on Novem-
Der 1st, 1868
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Nnn ROLLS 20 w EIk LOO M
AGEO BAGeI%5; .t-
100 rolls 2 pound Kentucky Bagging;
lUOcOiiS Machine Rope; .-lAaaf
20 tons Iron Cotton Ties;
Also han made Rope, Irvine, &c
aI6 EHKMAN, FISH Err a. 60,
oclI DIFF NO. 10 North Water Street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21

Grant treated all whom he conquered
with the respect becoming an honorable
foe, and when summoned before the Re
construction Committee Of Congress, he
manfully maintained that Gen. Lees
parole as a conquered enemy ought to
protect him from arrest or trial. He is a
man whom these Confederate soldiers know
how to appreciate and respect; could have
no more animosity toward him than toward
any Northern man who stood by the Union
during the civil war. They know that he
has the courage and the disposition to
protect them from injustice and oppres-
sion, and that bis popularity all over the
North, like that of President Lincoln
would enable him to maintain his posi-
tion.-Memphis Post.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-21

widow d. LelIeVre w. MR.. Ann w j eIer.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
- leans. No. ne9i-By virtue Of writ Of heri fAcias
directed By the honorable the Sixth District Court
cause, to GsOEEes w Aver, lats Sheriff,
will proceed to sell al public auction, at the Mer.
chAnts' and Auctioneegs' Exchange. Royal street,
between Canal AND Customhonse streets, IN the
Second District Of this city. on MONDAK, the sew.
enth day OF September. 1858. At " O'Clock NJ, the
following Described uroperty, to wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated IN suburb
ST. Mary, First District Of this city u the square
comprised within Girod, Camp, and IT, Mary streets,
and south sttset. Lafayette rquare designated By
the Nos. / and on clan draEn BY Alfred torstaif
late deputy surveyor dated the fite0nth Of februa
~, 1851 aud ANNEXED % act passed before l., r.
Unirs, then notary public IN this city, dated the
fiftn Of Marcia 1897. Whieh lots Of ground measure
each 3 foot fsont more OF less on satd South street.
Lafayette Hquars b. 81 feet. less front and
osrnaI. 1uaethoF with al the buildinga aud im.
progaments thereon, rights, ways and PRIVILEGES
thareunto Belonging or in any wise appertaiutfR
knewn a. the FIofance House.
Plan Of said property wiH DO on exhibition ~ the
KzchHnEB -ome dase previous to that Of ssia.
now radnoed 20 four hun"rei and tgents one am
OF the capital uiook Of toe Oitzens BAnk Of Lousi
ana. secured ~ mortgaee on nhid property
Seized IN knB above suit.
Tarma-fhs purchaser 70 a4snma the payment Of
4 stock nois in favor Of The Oitxsns Bnak Of Lou,
isiana for sie sulh q eight tlsussnf dfs hundred
and hfig den4g efsos Pslsee ea The afst esy q
tbs terms Of the charter % sid sAuk. sad shs bel
anes Of thh psi1aul adiedicatea cash y 5hs spot
Il HOS T. nA&WEIlL.
sas pssF shsf.a 9f'tha esri1h 81 QrisR1a
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,

FRIDAY august IL 1905.
The weather ys,terdAy was quite warm during the
cooled the temperature considerably. Later in the
afternoon stiff wind set in from the westward,
which continued until dark when II ceased.
Business not SO brisk yesterday ss previously
there being fsw boats at the iandiog At the upper
landing there were no boats dlscharsing' and only
ARRryALs.-MittIe Stephens from Bayou Sara
and A. q. Brown from Lower Coast.
DEPARTURES. Alaska, Captain Oaks, for Louis
Vile and Cincinnati with good trip.
me Pauline carroll Is now over due and s dn,ht
less be at the wharf this morning. The carroll
leaves again 70 morrow, according te schedule:
The Legal Tender from Louisville Will be touna AZ
the landing this morning If no accident happens
her.
IS now undergoing a thorough renovation, and will
be ready for the Red river trade and will
start on her first trip to Jefferson. The Gossamer
is vessel drawing but two feet water and can be re-
he'd on su sgre to go through
For LOWER CoAsr-The regular packet A. g..
Brown will leave to day at 10 A "A. for lower coast
Forts jackson and ST. Phillip.
The boating season will soon commence in earnest.
river and will be ready for the fall trade at early
day. Messrs. Steward d Barmore arel about to
tSe sIse Wse ~ SaReston 6ompany We
take the following description from the Louisville
journal of the eighteenth:
She will be the largest and grandest craft ever
built for river navigation in the Urited States her
dimensions being as follows:
Length over OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3e5 feet
Length of keel 550 teet
Breadth over ALL. teeS
Breadth Of Beam b3 rect
Depth of hold, ID rect
She is to be a low-pressure boat and her ma
chinery will have TO be of immense power to CORE
spond with her size.cylinders over eighty inches
The style of the boat is novel and beautiful, the
| who is to command her. The famous Eclipse will
be eclipsed entirely, the length of this steamer
| being greater-about three feet.
The river is stationary, being twelve fee
| eleven inches below high water mark