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New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
TIE LUTHERAN SYNOD or PENNsYLvANIA.
READING, Pa, May 9e.-rhe TreNsurer's re-

READING, Pa, May 2G.-The Treasurers re-
port was presented this morning II reports the condi
Ton Of the treasury as follows Expenditures Cor mis-
sons t3sl1 O2 receipts $3.50 49, For educatioH e5.-
~ ~ receipts 1878 l3 For pastors fund, yO0o re-
eeIpts, tlOls 40 For SynOdca expenses 3a1 o.; re-
eeips S6SS 49, For the German ProfessorshipBteress
On end0wInent t926 30 The discussion OF the affairs Of
.ne Muhlenberg College again resumed when resp
r10n was adopted accepting the rss proposition Of the
sees that the Synod support the professOrs and IN
return have right to elect half the trnstees The sum
vi oVoo VIII be raised for the purpose the ensuing year
GENERAL SYNOD OF THE REFORMED PRysBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH.
CEDARYILLE, May 25.-On Saturday conn
nuncaton was presented the Synod from She Presby
tery OF Sahaunpoor Northern India setting forth that
the fresDytery bad suspended relations 10 the General
synod, ON account OF the
from the office OF Eldership and membership IN tha
Church After considerable discussion i'm yShoh the
opinion was generally expressed that the brethren i'm
India had acted hastily, the further consideration OF The
matter postponed The report Of the Committee ON
Union was taken up and after animated debate tho
report recOmmitted to the Committed This will
have the effect TO continue negotiations, and reaBpont
the Committee. The friends Of Union were much eated
at the result,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28

The Earth Closet Company, Hartford, cOnn-COmm0dss
Closet FiTtuss aud Prepared EaTh r dressing wounds
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wAsHlNGfoN.
Judge Black Recovering from His Injuries
Illicit Distiileries and Internal Revenue.

Judge Black Recovering from Ills Injuries
Illicit Distilleries and Internal Revenue.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-Capt. Shir-
lev, who recently visited Judge j. S.
Black at York, Pa, says the latter is
RAPIDLY recovering from his recent in
JUries by a railpQad acailent near Lott
lsVille.
The Internal Revenue Bureau las
received information Of the eight
illicit distilleries in WakrO county.
There are twenty-five or thirty more
distilleries in that section. The col
IectOr says the liquor is consumed i'm
the vicinity of the distilleries
Tkc Treasurer has issued 5000 dol
Iars' worth Of new ten cents and $500
worth of new fifteen cents fractional
currency. The new twenty-five and
fifty cents will not probably be issued
before the 1st of August
The trial Of MOllie Gaines, colOred,
for the murder Of James Z. Ingle,
white, WatohHsan IN the, Interior De-
partment, in March last, terminated
to-day. According to her own story,
she had been on terms Of improper
inllmacv w,tn deceased, with the
pIB1Dttl Ol bCIOAlAlks q altl''tl-N-s -tta1
had threatened him, Ingle, and lady
Who he had invited to go TO the inau-
Duration reception. Mollie was sub
sequently interrogated by him, when
she repeated the threat, whereupOn
he drew a pistol and placed it to her
head, but could not discharge it. The
accused had asked him for money in
view of the anticipated offspring when
he repulsed her. a short time after
the scene she took advantage of
lying on a lounge at a bOardinghOusC7
in which she was a servant, and kilieG
him with an ak or a hatchet.
The counsel for the defense set up a
plea Of insanity and numerous wit
nesses were examined on this point.
The father of the prisoner showed
that from the time of her great grand
parents 10 the present period insanity
had been a ruling atfiictiOn of the
family. The Jury, after an absence of
two minutes, returned a verdict OF
not guilty. Six jurors were white and
the other six cOlored. This is the
first murder trial in the District OF
Columbia in which the latter race
has served aS jurors.
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CANADA.

~ AhEe, ONTARIO, July :D.-Sir
Francis Hincks arrived here by the
HISTORIAN, and will remain in Canada
for two months.
The Mayor has been called on TO re-
sign by the Citizens Eigilanpe com
mittee, but Ar REFUSES.
1t is reparted from OttOWa that fur
ther negotiations on the subject of re-
ciprocity will be opened in Washing
ton in September.
An accident occurred on the Rideatt
canal by which twenty lives were lost
and six gates carried away. The dis
aster will cause delay pI1re tnan a
mQnth ion repairs It was caused by
some barges breaking away, and, CIV
ing to the great fall, carrying every
thing before them,
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The road and bridges along here are
not so good as they might be, and the
consequence is very slow travelling.
| We entered upon a desert country
next, on which wild sedge and alkali
hold absolute sway-no tree, no bird,
no animal save the "pig tailed" Chi
nese who keep the road in order and
| live in tents. L never was as tired of
anything as of the sedge and alkali-
nothing but sedge and alkali for hun
| dreds of miles. On Friday morning
We reached the summit of the Sierra
Nevada, 1000 feet above the sea. From
this point we travelled over the tops of
mountains, and looked down for miles
on some of the largest pine trees /
ever saw-ah0ut the first trees of any
consequence ON the entire route, 1t
was refreshing, and "carried me
back" On the plains the eye was de-
lighted with the level expanse and
rich veTdure; in the canons we looked
up, up; on the Sierra Nevada we
looked down, down. In passing over
the Navada we had nine coaches and
two large engines in front. ! was
particularly struck with the fine APP
pearance of the long train in turning
the beautiful curves.
On reaching the fiat lands of Cali
feraia., everything presented a dry
and perched appearance, except the
vineyards and fruit trees. The wheat
fields between Sacramento and Vallejo
(NalahO) where we take the boat,
were splendid, and covered with the
finest machinery for harvesting busily
telling the grain.
At San Francisco we met the trade
winds, which keep these summer DAYS
disagreeahly cool to a new conner.
You rssYgely ever see q linen coat here.
IN fac valley they say it is warm and
pleasant, When we changed cars at
PromOntory Point we first met the
California fruit, and here we find it in
an overwhelming abundance, and the |
finest l ever saw. Nature has laVished |
its blessings more abundantly and |
prOmiScuOusly upon this portion of |
the country than any have ever Wis |
tied. With q reasonable competency
and q society of good friends, Califor- |
MIA Is ahead of al other places, in my |
for spending ones life. | |
think man in any occupation or pro- |
fessiOn will find here most Weighty !
and active opposition, but l see no
reason why good metal should not |
here as well as anywhere else. |
| will not attempt to express myself |
on California, hut reserve it until I !
am better posted. B. w. A.
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U. A. 0. 0.
LAFAYETTE GROVE No. 4, U.O.A.D D.

LAFAYETTE GROVE No. 4, U. o. \. d. I
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 20, 1863.
At a regular meeting of the above Grove the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted: H ta# sH
WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased the Great
Ruler of the Universe to remove from our
midst our well beloved Brother, P. CAPDE-
vIELLE to the Grand Grove above; therefore,
be ii
Resolved That we most humbly bow our
selves to His Divine WIN, as all that He dOeth
is well dene.
Resotred That in the death of our late
Brother, p. CAPDEvIELIE, this Grove has lost
"a worthy and valuable member.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathiZe with
his relatives in their hours of sorrow and
affiiction.
ResoIred, That this Grove be draped in
mourning for thirty days in respect TO our
late Brother, p. CAPDEVIELLE.
ReSolred. That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes, also published in the Daily
Appeal and copy to be sent 10 his relatives.
FELIX LECLERC,
B. BALfRAN,
CHARLIE LENASSAUR,
JoHS NJ. PELIGBEN, N. A. Committee.
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HAVANA

HANASA, July 20.-The Spanish
Government is about to issue notes for
a second Government loan.
The journals are engaged In discus
sing the financial situation.
Captain General DerOdes, in view of
the prompt sction 2f tle pnlted States
in auesting fillabBsters, has issued
a decree annulling article seven Of his
proclamation of the 7th inst, relative
to the right OF Spanish cruizers to
search neutral vessels in waters near
Cuba
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MARRIED.

SESSUMS-BRYAN-At the residence of phe
brides father, July 8, 1859, by the Rev. Mr.. L.
&. Ransom, DR.. L. H. SEsSUATs TO Miss ANNE
BRYAN, all of this county.
thus has another gallant Southern knight
yielded to the smile of beauty, and should he
prove as faithful TO his fair captor as he did
to the Lost Cause, we all, with one accord for
the knightly groom and queenly bride. viii
says:
e Almighty Father, deigp to grant
Thy blessing to the welded pair.
So shall no clouds of sorrow dim
The sunshine of their early days;
But happiness in endless round
Shall still encompass all their ways"
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NASHVILLE.

SeHter Republican Nominations for the
Legislature.
NASHVILLE, July 20.-The Senter
Republicans to-day nominated candi-
dates to represent the county in the
Legislature. For Senator, H. II. Har-
rison; for Representatives, J. w.
Paramore and James Lindsey, all
Radicals, but in favor of removing
the political disabilities of the dis
fnanchised.
The newly appointed Registers are
largely increasing the number of per-
sons admitted TO the ballot box in
East Tennessee. This gives much Of
tense 70 Republicans opposed to en-
francbisement, and trouble is appre-
hended at the polls on election day.
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GEORGIA..

MACON, July 20.-The evidence in
the Turner case taken to-day is vol
luminous and conflicting Marion
Harris still asserting her Innocence.
She says she got the counterfeits found
in her possession from eolored at
tachee Of the Treasury Department
named Sherman.
The Court reserved its decision until
tomorrow morning at ten o'clock.
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pended Owing TO the Prevalence OF The
Yellow Fever and Ch0era---Filibusters
Arrested in HohOken and Sent tC fort
LAFAYETTE -Mutiny on the lron Ship Vic
ioria and the Ringleaders Convicted and
Shot.
NEW YORK, July 20.-Private
letters from well informed sources in
Cuba. reiterate the statement that
hostiiities are practically at an end for
the present, owing to the prevalence
of cholera and yellow fever in
Havana,
4 letter IN the Tribune, dated the
18th, says q story has reached here
nom Sagua La Shia, that some 500
tnen coming from Charleston had
landed here, well armed, and Nillanial
had united his forces With them.
It is also stated soon after this the
insuFgent troops were attacked by
tJesea, but his men were badly beaten.
The losses Of the latter We're very
heavy.
A mutiny broke out on board the
great iron ship Victoria. The marines
complained of hard treatment and
consequently raised a great storm, but
the complaining party prayed 70 be
Teak aud tea 0f'the ring-leaders were
accordingly convicted and shot.
The Telegram reports that Marshall
Barlow, with a large force OF marines,
made a raid on the Cuban rendezvous
at HObOken last night, and captured
fOrty-eight of the fillibusters and sent
them to Fort IafayettC Ee ,Hen tel
sgraph6d, the lsettO- the Spanish min
ister and President Grant.
Prof. Morse, the distinguished tele-
grapher, sustained compound fracture
81 the leg by Q fall at his residence
gear Poughkeepsie Saturday evening.
Three gangs Of river thieves We're
arrested last night, and q large amount
Of stolen property recovered
After consultation with Marshal
Barlow in relation TO the Cuban priS-
Oners now in Fort Lafayette, Dis
gEict Attorney sRierpoht' visited the
Fort and win consult the Secretary Of
State, who IS now here, a. to what
disposal is 20 be made Of them. They
win probably be discharged upon
giving evidence OF refTaing from
future violation OF the neutrality laws. !
A special dispatch from Queenstown |
announces the arrival of the Harvard
-res a. he city II faTIs Gffer.s pleas
1nt passage. a IL wei.
: The suit of Col. John O'Alahrney
against August Belmont and others (
FaT the possession af so, ,GtM ia gold |
belonging 70 Fenians, came up again /
to-day in the Supreme Court, special |
term, before Judge McCann. The ]
Court finally made an order directing /
the payment Of the monev = TSos. J. /
eaIl, .gug nad been appdinted re- /
5siFeF, and q check was drawn for the /
amount. Further proceedings ad-
jOurned to the 9th inst.
Emanuel Knight and Messrs. Watts |
4 Mair indicted for usHry, plead .
guilty To-Day DefoIe Judge GarddzO.
Nail adYices from England give the !
details Of the loss Of the British ship |
Blue Jacket, burned at sea in March .
last while on her way from New lea
land to England. Out of siXty-nine /
persons on board, only eight are
known to be saved.
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To the highest and best bidder, FOR CASH, in
mont OF the Waldran block, No. 450 Main
street. Memphis Tenn, at II O'Clock AM, all
the right, title and interest, legal and equita-
ble which belonged to said several bankrupts
at the dates of filing their respective petit
tions in bankruptcy in and to the following
personal property, to-wit: All the bllls o9.sA-
change bonds, promissory notes, securitles
debts, demands, claims, accounts, BOOKS oi
accounts, chooses in action, and all and singIul1 gIl
lar the personal effects and assets OF saiU
bankrupts of every kind and description.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash on delivery ana
deposit Of 10 per cent. required on each lot AT
the time of sale. Il g,.-.l-1, - ,,,,,,
er'S W Oe WM. Y. CIRODE,
tv91sa 4afs M Assignee, Etc.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, July efficiently a
bark left here with q, 900 stand of
arms and lTG,Al rounds of ammuni-
ton for Cuba. She got off without
trouble, protesting to be loaded with
hay, and reached her destination sue
cessfully. II is understood another
vessel is likely TO sail for the same
port military freighted.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToN, July 20.-Air. E. Turjee, a
gentleman who did great service in
the peace Jubilee, has issued a card to
all the musical societies and glee
clubs throughout the United States,
asking them to send delegates to a
Congress to be held in Boston on the
22d of September, the object of which
will be to effect a national Organiza-
tiOB.
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TELEGRkPHIC MARKETS.
NEW YORh

NEW YORK, July 2O.-Cottop dull,
heavy and decliningi sales 300 bales !
uplands a4@84io, Flour 1906 10,
closing &c lower. Wheat 81 45G1 80.
Corn 95G 96lc Whisky 81 05. Rice
firm; Carolina SlG9}c. Coffee firm.
Sugar 1146l33c for Cuba. MOlasses
quiet. ''''"
Money. easy at per cent,
with exceptions at 6 per cent, Dis
counts per cent. Sterling firm at 10
G10s. Gold opened at $50, declined
to 3j, advanced to 35s, and closed at
35iG352. The carrying rates were 3CG
8 per cent. Clearances $37, 900, 600.
The Scotia, for Liverpool tQ-mQFF0w,
has GQQQ0l engaged Governments
closed quiet and steady, Dealers are
doing considerable business In the way
Of exchanging new 5-2Q's for cnrraiiey.
State bonds dnii and heavy; old Ten
nessees 6l4; new 354. There was a
marked change in the temper Of spec
ulat6rs in stock at the Exchange late
in the day, and the position which the
market has assumed for some days
past, was entirely reversed. Wander
bilt stocks Of the New York Central
and Hudson, suddenly became weak
and fell 2G2l per cent, while the bal
ance of the Railways almost as sud
denly became strong and advanced ]
as per cent. This new position Oi
the market attracted much attention,
- no tangible reason could be given
Nit. Among the miscellaneous
! shares Pacific Mail was a feature, and
] 70
closed duh and irregular.
Dry GoOds.-Dullness is the pre-.
vailing feature, yet holders are antici.
pating an early opening, and are
prone in their views respecting prices
which generally rule quite steady al
| l6J6I7c for best brown sheetings; S5t
Ga printing cloths; 12l to 13lc fol
! for prints as to quality; II to l7tc fol
brown drills; and DC for dark styles
Of delaines.
! NEW ORLEANS,
NEW ORLEANS, July 2O.-Cotton
middlings, 32lc; sales 528 bales; re
ceipts Is bales. Gold 353. Sterling
80. New York sight premium
Flour weak; superfne Sc; Xxx So so
/ xxx S6 70. Corn, white, 81 20. Oat
78c. Bran 81 O5@1 07. Hay, prime
/ s27. Pork S34 50. Bacon firmer
shoulders 15c; sides 1s3619c. LarC
unchanged. Sugar and molasses nom
inal. Whisky 81 02CG1 %. Coffee
fair, ljld l5le; prime 164@l1c.
CINCINNATI.
/ CINCINNATI, July 20.-Family fiOu
! s. 75G6. Corn 73CS74c. Oats 73G 76C
Whisky 81. Pork 33e. Bulk shOul
1 ders Boise. Bacon shoulders l4lc
sides l8@lSlc. Lard 194c. Sugar act
i've, and lc higher for all grades
Wheat 81 lOtal IS. Rye 81. COttOl
nominally unchanged, and hardly an,
4 in market. Butter 24CS2Sc. Eggs ]
I Ole.
/ M s. ST. LOUIS. eue Fe
ST. LOUIS, July 2O.-Flour 50 25C
5 80. Wheat 81 10. Corn S9c(9S1 0e
4 Oats T2G74c. Rye 81 .. Whisk,
/ 81 O3GI 05. Sugar l23G143c. Nc
Iasses 65GS0c. Pork $33 25CG,33 81
Bacon shoulders l42c; sides lSCa 1876
I Lard 1S4@lSic.
! CHICAGO.
] CHICAGO, July 20.-FlOuF 50 75C
| 6 IS. Wheat 81 3261 80. Corn 80
Oats SIC. Rye$l 04t@l O6. Barle
4 81 4OGT IS. Highwines $l@l0Oi
Bulk shoulders 123c.
LOUISVILLE.
/ LOUISVILLE, July 2O.-FlOur 81 2
4 Corn, shelled and sacked, 90. Oat
zoe. Groceries quiet and unchanged
Tobacco sales 145 hhds at 6 to Sl'
Pork S33. Bacon shoulders l5c; side
! l8t619c, all packed. Highwines s
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TROY, N. Y.

TROY, n. Y, July pa large
grindstone burst at Green & Sons
spring works in North Troy this noon.
One large piece went through the
south wall of the building, and an
other piece struck a man fatally in
turing him.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Railroad Affairs Society for tbs Protec-
'-i'f firn of fhp phinnep

Railroad Affairs Society for tbs Protec-
ticn of the Chinese.
SAN FRANCIsCO, July 19.-Col. c..
]. Hammond has been appointed Su-
perintendent of the y. p. r. r., and
has accepted the position upon the
conditions that the differences with
the c. p. II. r. be compromised SO as
to admit the good services to the pub
lie with fair rights. The companies
agreed to carry freights to New York
at five cents per pound in greenbaeks,
also to arrange for emigrant trains at
fare from New York of $50 and from
Chicago $50. zru.. g.ae
A number Of leading citizens have
organized a society for the protection
OfChinese from abuse by lawless white
men and boys.
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, VA, July 2O.-The Of
fetal majority of Walker is ten thou
sand two hundred and two.
Gen. r. f. Lee is at ROckbridge
Alum Springs,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

wy TANTED.-An energetic young man with
w n small capital, in mechanical buSi-
ness. Address X. o., this offiee. Jy4
mo RENT.-The RriOk Residence, No. 12O
4 Court street, Apply to J. J.. EICHBERG,
l9l Main street. tjy2ll Ledger copy,
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DENTIST
DENTISTRY.

DR. GEO. W. AGREE, having reopened his
~ office, would respectfully notify his old
friends and the public generally, that ne mas
resumed the practice Of his profession. Feei-
ing thankful for the liberal patronage ne nas
received for nearly quarter OF century IN
this city. solicits continuance of the same.
once, 30 Main street. leo
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S. T.--l86O--X--The unprecedented and
extraordinary demand for PLANTATION
BITTERS Is evidently owing 70 their being
prepared with pure St. Croix Rum Cal1saya
Bark, etc, Our Druggists complain that Il is
almost impossible to Keep supply, and that
their orders, owing to the great demand, are
but tardily executed. Do not become dis
Be sure and get the genuine.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperiOr to the best
the Driee
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WAGONS.
WANTED.
WHEAT WANTED.

WE WILL PAY ST. LOUIS PRICES FOR
w Wheat delivered at City Mills, on Beal
street, or l62 Front street.
je1S AVERY a EGGERS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ReCodvdnS,
600 Barrels Fresh Ground Flour.
DISSOLUTION.

. Rochdale," asMay Day, . :. Union Pacific
etc, direct from the mills, and low TO city
trade on the levee. No unsound Flour sold.
ty2l WOLCOTI. SMITH q co.
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rFVHE firm of wARDLoW & KINGDOM is
i hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
W. W. Kingdom assumes all debts, and is au-
thorized to receipt for all due the old firm.
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TO THE TRADE.
cARPEETERIEG.
John REED.

HARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. &c JEFF
~ ferson Street, entrance in alley Special
attention given 70 Stair Work. Horses and
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WANTED.

N Agent on commission TO sell FRUIT
"A AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRU BS,
etc, in Memphis and adjoining country, for
FRosr's & Co.'S NURSERIES, Rochester, n. \,
iyaO 91sS MA. DATuy Roebester Wy. )
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

Hostilities in Cuba Reported to be Sus-
pended Owing TO the Prevalence OF the
yellow Fever and Ch0lera---Filibusters
Arrested in HohOken and Sent tC Fort
LAFAYETTE -hutiny on the lron Ship VIC
toriS and the Ringleaders Convicted and
Shot.
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age of nineteen years, changed her
dull female plumage for the bright
plumage and full trail of the male
bird. n. Vickery, Taxidermist, of
Lynn Mass, has the specimen
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LOUISVILLE, July 2O.-Flour 81 D.
Corn, shelled and sacked, 90: Oats
zoe. Groceries quiet and unchanged.
Tobacco sales 145 hhds at 6 to SIG.
Pork $33. Bacon shoulders l5c; sides
l81@19c, all packed. Highwines 81