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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-19
FOREIGN,

| Paris, Dec Is. The MoniIe0r anEodn-
ces that Lavette has been appointed
| Foreign Minister in place Of Minister
Facade, appointed Minister Of the Interior,
in place of PenaId and Grissier. The
Minister Of Police, Monster, has been
made Senator. Penard, who has been re-
moved, is said tobe responsible COR the re-
Cent severe measures against the press.
The Standard exults 10 the completion
If the postal treaty between England and
the United States as n triumph of the Tory
party, and declares its benefits 10 commerce
will be immeasurable.
PARIS, Dec. 18-The MoDiteur regrets
the breaking out Of hostilities between
Turkey aud Greece, and hopes that COM
mon action on the part Of tbesrtat powers
will hasten the duration and circumscribe
the consequences of the rupture.
The Times, in an article on the impend-
ing war in the East, holds that Greece is
the aggressive party, because she ordered
her vessels 10 Ere upon all Turkish men
Of-war who might attempt TO overhaul
them. The Times thinks the European
powers will bring such pressure to bear
upon the Athenian government that peace
will speedily be restored.
PARIS, Dec. 1S.-The Patrie has special
dispatches reporting that the Turkish
ships have been sent into Greek waters to
establish a blockade and that T. kish
troops are collecting on the Greek from
tier TO prevent volunteers making incur
sions into Thessaly and Macedonia.
LONDON, Dec. ia dispatch from
Constantinople charges the Greeks with
commencing hostilities II asserts that in
the recent naval encounter in the Archi-
pelago, the Erosis fired first that the
Turkish man-of.war returned the fire with
effect, and the Erosis put on all steam and
ran into the harbor of Syna. The dispatch
adds, the Erosis was struck several times,
and her mast and smoke stack were badly
damaged.
PARIS, Dec. Electromagnetic rumored
that the Turkish Admiral, Hobart Paschs,
followed the Greek steamer Erosi5 into the
port OF SynS and sunk her.
The Emperor and Empress to-day visited
the ex-Queen Isabella, of Spain.
CoEsTANTINoPLE, Dec. l7.--It is ofli-
cially announced that the Sultan has re-
solved to enforce his demands on Greece
-Four frigates sailed for the Archipelago
LONDON, Dec. l8-The Times, in an ar
ticle on recent proceedings in the Ameri
can Congress, concerning the national
credit, fears that ambiguity of purpose is
apparent in the resolution against repudi-
alton, and argues that if the world was
certain the United States would surely pay
the interest on the debt in gold, as Eng
land and France do, the annual burden of
the country might be reduced one half, for
England pays no more interest than the
United States, although her debt is twice as
large.
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THE TRAGEDY IN FEM
TRESs COUNTY.
Further Particulars.


The Stanford (Ky) Banner of the
18th has additional particulars of the
Fentress county tragedy. 1t says:
The old lady and her daughter were
killed and q little child about two years
old. The little boy that was badly
wounded is in fair way to recover. He
says that Logston killed the young lady
and child and wounded him, and that two
women who were with Logston killed the
old lady. This little boy is only six
years old. After the Sheriff took the
murderer back, they took him to the
little boy, and the child screamed and
shrank away from him.
By the laws of Tennessee, q child
under six years of age cannot testify, and
this little fellow is few weeks under
that age. Thepeople of Fentress county
say, however, that Logston shall be hung
in some way' There was another child
in the bed at the time, but fortunately it
was not discovered by the numbering
demons. LogstOn nearly effected his
escape from Jail day or two after his reo
turn, but is now closely guarded. The
women are also in Jail.
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Dispatches by the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON.
stanton Retires from Politics GeOr
EIa Reconstruction, etc.

stanton ReGires from Politics Geor.
EIa RscOnstrucIiOn, etc.
WAsHIEGToN, Dec. l0-Tbe Senate to-
day confirmed Chas. II. Poor Rear Admi-
raj in the navy, and various other appoint
uents in that branch of the public service.
All the members of the Cabinet, except
Gen. Schofeld, were present at the regular
meeting 10 day.
A bill was introduced in the Senate by
Mr.. Morton providing for the purchase OF
about thirty acres Of land on Meridian
Hill, near Washington, as a situation for
the executive mansion, and appropriating
1925, 900 for such purpose.
The members OF the Judiciary Commit
tee, who have charge of the investigation
into the political affairs Of Maryland have,
st the request OF the Mary land delegation,
decided not TO enter on the examination of
witnesses until after the holidays.
Edwin NJ Stanton has returned 10 his
practice in the Supreme Court, renarking
10 his friends that he had Withdrawn from
politics.
The Senate Committee on judiciary
formally consa ned the Georgia question,
bat come to no conclusion, owing TO the
absence Of members. 1t was decided that
the bill proposed by Mr.. Edmunds should
be presented as il was to-day and referred
TO that committee TO be taken up after re-
cess. This ia regarded as foreshsdoWing
Congressional action on the subject. There
may be some additions made TO the bill,
such as that proposed by Stewart for the
punishment ofholding Office contrary TO the
fourteenth amendment. The action of the
committee thus far is in accordance with
the views presented by Gov. Bullock at the
commencement.
The section in Senator Morton's bill
which authorizes the Secretary of the
Treasury to issue thirty year bonds, with
which TO procure the balance of gold that
might be necessary fOr the redemption OF
legal tenders does not fix any rate of in
terest, but leaves it a blank TO be filed.
The report published in the Western
papers that he had fixed the rate at seven
per cent il an error.
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HOUR CLARKSVILLE LETTER
Fire Sieamboats-Ex Extensive TObae


Sales.
Telegrarhic Correspondence of the Union and
American by the Southern Line.
GAINESVILLE, Dec. lS.-A double ten
emsnt house occupied by Capt. Isenstein,
Mr. Batily and two other families, and
owned by c. II. Jones, Esq, was entirely
consumed by fire this morning.
The house was covered by insurance. bat
the furniture Of the occupants was total
loss.
The Nashville passed down at 9 A. NJ
The Talisu an passed up a: 8 A. NJ, and
Capt. Miller and Kit Rudd with their dar /.
ling little Fannie alto A. NJ. The Brandt
had a good trip of freight and pss,er gers,
amongst whom were Misses Lyde c, liar
desty, Clara 3, Scott and MolIie Miller, Of
Evansville, all Of whom were as lively as
cricksts snd having a good lime generally
Capt Roberts, Of the Henry House, re-
turned on the Brandies, and is making ar
Engagements for his grand promenade con,
cert and cotilion party on the 29lh inst
We report sales Of forty one hogsheadf
tobacco, mostly of new crop at the follow.
ing range Of prices;
Sl3 90, II 10, II 90, II 25, II 90
10 so, 10 so, 10 10, 10 10, 10 90, 9 25
9 20, 9 80, 9 40, 9 25, 9 %, 9 90, s rs
8 20, 60, 60, s SO, 8 so, 40, 8 80
s 10, s 90, 8 90, 8 90, Z so, Z 60, Z so
7 10, 6 10, 9 90, so, 40, Is, 8 10,
The market is firm and ACTIVE for al
grade Of new aud old crops, with strons
demand for lugs and low grades of leaf.
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ARKANSAS.
The Legislature Prescribing Penalties
for Ku-KIux


MEMPHIS, Dec. 1S.-The Ayalsnche's
Little Rock special Of last night, says Mr:
Brooks has introduced bill requiring all
persons to Withdraw from the Knights Of
Camelia or Ku-KIux within thirty days,
under penalty of having fines and inn
prisonment from one to ten years in the
Peniteniiary. Ordered to be printed.
A resolution was adopted endorsing the
Governors proclamation declaring martial
law in Conway county.
The Avalanche's Little Rock tonight
says: The latest informstiou from Augusta
reports the place nearly deserted by citi-
zens. Those remaining expect an attack
upon themilitia hourly from outsiders.
A FIRE at Van Buren,, Arkansas, on the
9th, destroyed the Agricultural Works of
Hay & Scott. Loss S., 900.
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PHILADELPHIA.
The FHTrRgUf Prize MOney-SeIzuTe
of Sugar. etc.

The FarrRgUf Prize Money Seizure
of Sugar. etc.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec lS.-A meeting Of
the Farrsgut Prize Association Was held
last evening A letter FROM Admiral Far
ragut was read, stating that he was doing
ali il his power to forward the claims Of
his men for prize money for the capture Of
New Orleans. Other letters were read
from naval officers who participated in
said capture. The meeting adjourned, TO
meet agsin on the first day of January.
The United States District Court yester-
day found n verdict against four hundred
hogsheads Of sugar, which we're invoiced
~ molasses to defraud customs of revenue
The amount involved is So, 900.
A banquet was given DIR. McCosh last
night by The alumni of Princeton College.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

NASHVILLE. Dec. Is, 186S.-The Senate
met to-day at 10 A. N. Speaker Senter In
the chair and twenty members present.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING
No. 533: Authorizing Stewart county
to issue county bonds. Passed.
No. $50: Granting aid to certain turn
pike companies.
No. 29l: Authorizing the construction
of the Norfolk and Great Western Railroad
through the limits of this State. Passed.
NEW BILLS.
Mr.. Elliott introduced bill to more
fully define the rights of landlords and
tenants. Passed FIRST reading aud referred
TO Judiciary Committee. So
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HOUSE.

The House met at 10 A. NJ, Mr.. Speaker
Richards in the chair.
The calling ofthe roll was dispensed with.
Very little business was done some few
bills of local character passed on second
reading, and the Senate bill providing for
the abolition of receiverships on delin-
quent railroads passed its first reading.
A resolution of Mr.. Mckinley passed,
requesting the Judiciary Committee to re-
port bill providing that the wives or
childrens of habitual drunksrds may sue
liquor dealers for damages in cases where
said liquor dealers have sold liquor to
such persons in state of intoxication.
Adjourned to Monday at 10 Am.
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MISSOURI.
The Senatorial Question.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 1S-The Senatorial
question is exciting good deal of atten-
zion throughout the State, aud the interior
papers are discussing the matter quite earn
est!y. OF the papers which have spoken
on the subject, tWenty-eigbt advocate the
election of Gen. Carl Shurz, eleven are for
Gen. Loan, and eight for all other can :
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PARAGUAY,

Military Operations Against Lopez.
NEW YORK, Dec. 18-Letters from
Buenos Ayes to the 9th Of October and
Rio Janeiro to the 7lh OF November, state
that an expedition to flank Lopez position
at Nillets, had found troops and fortifca-
tiOns 10 resist them.
CaXiatss' army Was encamped in a
swamp.
Mr.. Gould, the British Minister has re-
turned from Paraguay and is on his way
TO England with dispatches.
Lopez wonld not surrender his English
prisoners.
The American feet, with Minister Me
MahOn on board, had not arrived at As
son ion
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MOBILE.


MOBILE, ALA, Dec. 1S.-The first race
TO day over the Magnolia Course, for $500,
was walked over by Fanny Cheaihsm.
The second race, mile and three quarter
dash, for a purse of 5000, was won by
Moore's colt, by Lexington, beating Joe
Johnston, Ettie May, Transit, Mollie ln-
gersol and Faro. Time-3:20h.
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SPAIN.
The EIectiOns-NeutrnIIt of the Gsv
ernment

ernmeDt
MADRID, Dec. lS.-Election5 for mem
bers of Cortes commence in the cities to-
day and in the provinces 10 few days.
The Provisional Governors report the
public peace not likely 10 be disturbed.
The government remains neutral in the
elections.
A slight demonstration was made al
Mersnda yesterday in favor Of the Carlists,
but was soon suppressed and two Of the
leaders arrested.
Miramon, bearer of Republican procis
nations, was arrested yesterday at Madeira
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-19

Professor Carl Neuman, of Munich, a
diligent student of Chinese antiquities
and photography, has discovered from the
Chinese year-books that a company of
Buddhist priests entered this vast CONT
nent via Alaska thousand years before
Columbus, and explored thoroughly and
intelligently the Pacific borders, pene"
trating into "the land Of Fusung"-for SO
they called the Aztec Territory, after the
Chinese name of the Mexican aloe.
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WE would remind holders of Union
Bank notes that the time for their redemp-
ton ceases on the 3lst inst.
All notes not presented at the bank on
or before that dale are forever barred, and
will be worthless. dec Is tilldec 81
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INCIDENT AND ACCIDENT.

MEMPHIS, Dec. lS-A shooting affair
occurred ut Grand junction yesterday
between Il man named Boyd and negro
named Boutwell,, in which the latter was
Killed after firing three shots at Boyd.
ClsCINNATI, Dec. lS.-Gen. Grant and
stat arrived in this city this morning. A
public reception was rendered him by
the Mayor, but was declined. He leaves
for Washington tonight
WASHINGTON, Dec. lS.-A desperate
fight took place in a dIsreputable saloon
on Clark street last night, between some
detectives and gang Of thieves, resulting
in the shooting and mOrtally wOunding q
desperate character by the name of Thos'
Cady, whom the detectives were trying "a
arrest.
RICHMOND, Dec. lS-The farm Of ex'
Gov. Wise, in Princess Anne county, &C
long held by the government, was yester'
day surrendered 10 the owner.
The government also yesterday ordered
paymeut Of rent 10 the owner of Libby
Prison for four years use Of it.
AUGUSTA, Ga Dec. lS.-The Republi
can states that the Sheriff of Warren couu
~ was shot and seri usly wounded by IN
known parties, while ON his way bone las
Monday night.
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u,gnwav Robbery i'm Williamson.

As Mr.. Sidney Padgett was returning
home a few nights since from Bethesda
ssys the Franklin ReVieg of yesterday, he
was overiaken by two borsemeu who r,de
up, one on each side Of him, and with
drawn pistols demanded his money. Pc
ing unarmed and entirely at their mercy
he gave it up; amounting to Sl93.
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Mary Harris has got judgment Of
$500 against her brothers, in 3 St.
Louis court, for defaming her character.
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WASHINGTON.
Congress I'm Sympathy With Re-
publicaniSm In Spain.
The Arkansas Legislature In
dOrsing Martial Law.
The Growing War Speck In the
East.
The London Press on American
Finances.
Incident and Accident.
CONSULTATIONS.

81 ecial TO the Union and American. by the
Southern and Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
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Proceedings of the House.


House resolution to print thirty thou
sand copies Of the eulogies delivered yes
terdsy was adopted.
Mr.. Washburne reported a pension bill
which appropriates twenty three million
dollars. Ordered printed aud its considera-
ton postponed till the 5th Of January. -
Mr.. Sypher presented the credentials of
]. NJ. Msnard as as representative from
Louisiana Referred to COmmitte on cleo
tions.
Mr.. Mullins asked leave to offer resolu
tions in reference to Ku-Klux outrages.
Objection was made.
Mr.. Washburne of Illinois, will preside
yer the House on Monday.
The Senate Amendment relieving from
disabilities certain persons elected to Office
in South Carolina. and other Northern
States was concurred in.
The death of late Mr.. Firmly was an
nounced and the House soon after ad-
iourued until Monday. Sd.
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New church TIA Franklin

nav Huftu III ETHHhEEH
The members Of The Methodist Church
in Franklin, Tenr., have taken steps to-
wards the erection Of a new edifce in that
place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-25

CLAr DEAx' largely -hsralded speech, Sat
ardsy evening, Was failure. II Was ha.
rangue, not an argument. He said, 90 help
him God, he would never do or say anything
outside the Constitution Of the United States.
And within fsw breathe thereafter, he ar
raigned the Republican party fos it manage
ment ofthe finances Of the war; landed b.
naparte'a conscription Of men snd money a.
the heigth of statesmanship, and was in favor
Of having forced from the monied men Of the
war, and SO avoid making National debt,
the Constitution to the contrary noswiihstand-
ing. Since many Of the wealthiest men in our
town had no sons to put in the army, Dean
would have marched to them with bayoness,
and fcrcibly taken from them the money 10
keep some poor mans son in the army. We
ask sensible business man, Democrats q well
~ Republicans, if men who talk such violent,
6llibsstsfing and fagitious staf y that, a.s
safe counsslloss OF leaders in tbs present con-
dition Of the Republic? Isit not desperate
and wicked cause which has to be bolstercd
mp with such arguments
Dean appealed to the Irish. He told them
how they had been oppressed and kept down,
and how bravely they had fought for Free
dom, and then hs asked them 70 cypress and
keep down four millions Of people, merely be.
cause they arc black. Will any Irish lover
Of Liberty do that.
Dean appealed 10 the Germans. He paid
to their love Of Liberty, their inventiveness,
and prominence in science and arts, ! inst
tribute, which every intelligent person in the
audience gladly echoed. And then he asked
the Germans to shame their manhood, and
stuitifY their radical devotion to Freedom for
it own sake-he asked them TO do this BY
expressing and trampling down four millions
Of colored people.
Henry Clay Dean, We tell you the Ger
mans are TOO true friends Of Liberty to do
that.
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Grant ana Cel6Ax - Priaross.
PRIMROSE, LEE CousfY, Iowa,
Annnst 24th. 1863.

Aukaos AHsAS ASoSt
Editor Gate City After our best wishes
for your success in She great battle being now
fought for the rights Of sysry citizen Of these
United States, regardless Of race, color, or
condition in life, and against the principles Of
tyranny and oppression; ~ shadowed forth in
the doctrines promulgated by the so-called
Democracy, We say, gentlemen, 90 on = you
have been going since the day Major Ander-
son unfurled the emblem of our National
greatness over the walls Of grim old Stump
ter. " Fight It ont on hisline !" ifitrequires
until doomsday.
The friends Of Grant and Collar, in Har.
ri.on township, although some in the minor
ity, are not discouraged, but will make use Of
every laudable means 70 secure their election
in November next. The loyal citizens Of our
township turned ont en- nsasse on the evening
Of the ga inst, came up to the quiet village
Of Primrose (which, BY the way, is enc Of the
meanest, flthiest, and one Of the most con.
tsmptible dens Of corperhsads found this aide
Of Mason's and Dixon's line) to organize 9
GRANT AND CoLrAx and TAssrRs' CLUBs.
Captain B, G. Burt being called TO the Chair,
T. W. 81. Miller was chosen Secretary, and
. Grant and ColfAx and Tanners Climbs, we're
Organized and oficsrsd.
After the above proceedings we're gone
through with, tho Chairman introduced to the
audience General Bruce, Of your city, who,
upon taking the stand, seized the snake (De-
mocracy) BY the middle, and gave it such :
shaking that, when he looled his hold, the
old serpent vAs completely demoralized, de-
funct, gone up lin short, nothing 70 be seen
Of him but the head in one place and tail in
another, squirming in his venom and filth.
General Bruce made IN able speech, show
ing, IN mastery manner, the differences be.
tween the two parties. He gave NASTY
Dean " vollsy or two Is he wheeled his
squadron through the ranks Of the enemy.
Renarsds Frank P. Blair was Aayed from tho
crown Of his head to the soies Of his feet
and that miserable old rebel sympathixer,
Horatio Seymour, came in for his share. In
shora, the General went ct them about in the
sane style q whom leading his boys in
blus,' during the war. We want . few more
such speeches in this part Of Gods moral
heritage. Afpw suoh men ~ General Bruce
would make the old serpent sing himself to
death. Very respectfully yours,
T. ". 81. MILIER, Sew.
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From tho lows stats Aseistsr.

SuRs Pop.''--Whatss Sufs Pcpi' II
is certain death to rats. Il i put up in
sealed tin boxes and retains it, freshness and
strenth until it 10 used, whom tits distributed
secerding to directions about any premises it
will unfailinkly attract to il oil the rats thers-
aboats. They eat il and enjoy il, and after
Teasing to satisfaction they evidently como
to a realizing sense that they are mortal and
that their time to die hos come under this
conviction they invariably quit their old
haunts aud hastily seek resting and dying
place as far from home Is they are able to
co. Prof. Isaacsen, the inventor Of this
celebrated rat killer, was in town. Give i 4
trial all Of Tou who wish to rid your houses
of rats, and as sure 81 you do you will be
more than satisfied ard gratided, you will
pronounce the professor public benefactor
as he is, sure Pop
Messrs. Burnhams L Ven SeneAek, Whole
sale Druggists, IL Lake street. Chicago, Gem
aral Agents for the Northwest. a. lsaacsen,
~ Fulton street, New York CITY. Proprietor.
dItaw4wEwlt
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REAL ESTATE,

Record Of transfers conveying rsal estate
within the townships Of Jackson, Dss Moines
Van Buren,, Charleston, Montross and west
half Of jefferson, IN "HAlf Breed tract,
with date Of transfer, placsd on Ele for Thu
week ending Saturday, Aug. %, 1868:
Aug, IA, 1s8s-Mslvina Fsrrell to Vim
Carver; the south half Of lots and
S, block 20, Chsrleeton. t2se
An1, 10, lses-Wm n Simpson TO EIiss
Ayrss lot 7, block 1877, Keokuk.
March !, lsss-E Aldrieh to Bernard
Rips; lot II, block II, Monsrose COZ
Dec. is. ls67--Saml A Williams to Wen
dali Shelley; lots l. !. 3, 1. 5 and .,
block 4, Montrose. 20t
Aug. ii, 1ses--Amands Estes to frank
Lattnar; east hf lot z, block -, r. ?.
& W. Addition, Keokuk. l0i
May ], ls6s-Hram Barney to Geo knock:
part offraos qr, SC ?, Up 81, range,
Al acYcs. i5t
AuE. ~, 1863 &c o Knock TO julius Er.
pers 20 acres u !ract ar, sec e, "
81, range 5. =.
Aug. ~, lsSs--Geo and Jas Green to Der
mis- and Kate Morrissey; . bf Of frsct
vqr, sec ~, tp 81, range 9. 40t
May 4, 1ss8--Austin CoTbin to james, Fl.
len and Agnes Hall; hf,se qrswqr.
sec 2, tp SO, ranges. q
A. J, MATTHIAS, Deputy Recorder,
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RIVER NEWS.

Departures tor St. Louis yesterday were
the Phil Sheridan 1t $50 and the Andy
johnson at I a. m.
The regular Y. s. Nail Packet for St.
Louis this morning ct : o'clock will be the
Harry johnson. Capt. Fl Lee in command.
O. Il. Brewer, agent.
The Itasca, of the Northwestern Union
Line, Captain Hill master, will leave for the
same place At $50 Q. III.
The Diamond 10, Of the same Line, de-
parts for st. Panl Immediately upon the ar
rival Of the clock train At Nontrose. Col.
s. N. Archer, AGENT
The river is still gradually declining. |. il
fas. approaching the low watsr mark Of 1897.