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NATIONALITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, March Is, 1869.

mo. 1354-N. 81
Resolved That the street commissioner be and
he Ia hereby authorized to erect, or cause to be
erected, four gas lamps and posts on Third oI
Mystery street. from Esplanade street to the en-
trance of the Fair Grounds.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKKY,
President Board Aldermen.
(Signed) ALFRKD KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March Is, 1869.
(Siened) john q. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy:
JoHN w. OvKRALL. Secretary.
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, March 81, 1869.

City Hall, March 81, 1869.
mo. l369-N. 81
Resolued, That the controller be and he is here
by authorised, after ten days notice In the official
journal to sdjudicste to the lowest bidder the
contract for furnishing beef to the different insti
tutions of the city for the term of one year from
the date Of the completion OF the contract; to %
sold Nth a.e same specifications as the contracts
of DE precious year.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKHY,
President Board Aldermen.
(Signed) ALFRED KBARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 81. 1869. q ~
(Signed) JOHN 3. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy: l
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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DETITION...,
NEW oKLEAEs, ocs. II issR

NEW OKLEAN6, Ocs. II leR
To the Honorable ths Common Council Of New Orleans:
Gentenen--The undsrsgned property owners Bolivar
Pcydas and Common and Lafayette streets
nuusber hereinafter mentioned do
respectfully inform honorable body the b.nquetts
street. Lafayette and Common, unit FOR
travel especially after night We therefore lay this pe
before said banqusttes Sidewalks paved
curbed according 70 law, for which WI pray
rios o'NETL es2 feet
PATRICK RPHY, ITO feek
rHOs. MARKBY. so feet
n. a WEBER, 120 feet
Z A. BRIDGE, 15e feet.
CHAs ROSS, 90 feet,
JOHN CROFT, 2f0 feet
LAWRENCE kcGREUNE 80 feet
WALTER CUNNINGHAM, 80 feet,
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, 81 feet
JOHN FORD 90 feet
COUTLEDGn RAINEY. 100 feet
PATRICK MAHsR, 80 feet
HFNRY GAINES. 30 feet.
EDWAkD LYNCH, % feet.
SCHMIDT BIEGLBR, 100 feet
j. BEIKERY, $50 feet
JOHN BAKERY, 50 fect-
Petition signed II, 9l3 fesk
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CoNrRoLLKR's OFFICE, CTY HALL,
New Orleans, April 10, 1862 I
Notice IL hereby given that the controller will,
at bis ofHce, on Friday, April l6, 1869. ct noon,
sdjudicste TO the lowest bidder or bidders the
tons on file in the ONCE Of the city surveyor.
Pas. LABARRH,-
Deputy Controller.
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B7restive Elixir Of Pepsins.
eRuAULf co., CHEMISTS. PAKIh

PBPsINE the --latest scientific discovery Of Dr. Corviss
hyscsn his majesty the Emperor Of ths French, the
Gastric Juice Itself or rather the digestive principle purified
which dgess food In the stomach When b some cause
other the supply digestive nuid b small the Inevitable
efor the Of the stomach and bowels heart
puits snemiA loss Of strength and On ieusies
shoros Elixir Of Pspsine which is sanctioned BY the
Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANs,
City Hall, April 5, 1869.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEASs,
City Hall, April 8, 1869. !
mo. 1ss0-N. 81
Resolued, That the controller be and he is here
by authorized. after five days notice In the official
journal, to sdjudicste contract for digging, clean
ing and widening Lafayette Avenue Canal from
Claiborne street TO Florida Walk, the work to be
cations on file In the Office of the city surveyor.
(Signed) ALFRED kEARSr,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signedl THOMAS MARKBY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved April 5, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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MAYoRALrY or NEW ORLEANS,
City hall, April 5, 1869.

-..s.... mo. l3S0-N.S.1 fA4t
Resolred, That the controller be and he is here.
by authorized. after hve days notice In the ofcs
journal, TO adjudicate q contract for digging
cleaning and widening Lafayette Avenue Canal
from Claiborne street to Florida Walk. the work
to be done in strict accordance with plans and
specifications on fe In the office Of the city sur.
veyor. ...r -.. B.
(Signed) ALFRED KBARSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKBY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved April 8. 1859.
(6igned) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy: l
~ JoHS W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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I IMPoRTAxT TO PLANTERS AND
Wa yin esl st vsy low prices most superior article Of
EXTRA MESS BEEF, and IL " II be . great saving to
Merchants 10 cal and before paying
D resent high rates for Pork
e. H. WILSON son.
IS Caroadeiet strests
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APPROVED By rHE PARIS ACADEMY or
MEDICINE
Burin du Buisson's Iodfde OF Iron and Man.
Ganesa PfIla.

rhs treatment Of chorctic scroous affections always
tedious With the psusl preparations Of on which
not unequenty f owing to the stomach not besx able 70
support them. The researches OF Professor Hannon Of
Brussels Gensoul aud Pstrequin OF Lyons; Berseus
rrouseeu Of Ps have that this lsmentabls
failure owing tho absence of Manganese which, well
Iron, essential eemsnt Of the blood These Pulls
therefore, supply Important deficiency therApeucs and
have consequently appreciation cadey
Of Medicine and The principal scientific bodies They
spoyed with certainty Of against Ohloross rsen
Sckness Stomach Complaints Peyery Of the Blood Ir
regular nsnstruaon and preferable the Pills Of odds
iona -
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pETITIOH.

DETITIOH.............- ..-..........PET1TION
To Honorable Common Council Of the city Of New Or
leans:
Undersigned OF real estate which fronts
Lahsrpe street. from Claiborne Calves street. respectfully
petition your honorable body to order said portion 10
be paved with lake shells. - -
SISTER MARIE CLAIRE, 595 feet fnchesL
WIDOW KNOCKART EUGENE 100 feet.
WIDOW WM. KAMFIELD 100 fsek
THOMAS LABERrIER, lis feet
q. CONrOts IS feet.
L VIGNAUD, 81 tset
pETITIoN......-...... ....."".a....rETITIoN
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GEEx JACKET nIrrEEs
GIVE TONE TO THE WEAK STOMACH,
-AxD-
Build up DebIiitated Coassitutions.
nsnufastursd By BARNETT LION.
Nos Is New Lsvss II Fsltou strssss
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Observation-Disclosures
MEYER, KOTTwITz a co..
NOSES xKyER, A. 8. KOTTwIrZ, SIMON KoTTwTTz
Furniture Dealers.
Gs..............aOYAL sTREET..................A9
Bstween Customhous and Bisnvfne ssrsstsJ
New Orleans, La.
Always hand. direct from rst class MAnufsctsss
plsss assortment Of PARL0R, BED-RooM and DINING
ROOM SETS; also every osscptisa Of esss and Cushion
seatCHAIRs which ofsng the trade at ths loves
market prices and respectfully solicit the public 70 ean and
examine Country orders Allied with pronpsds md psrieu
lar attention bestowed upon packing.
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pyrup Of Peruvian Bark aad Iron.
-PRyPARHp sr-
aKIMAULf Z CO.,

9KIMAULf CO.,
CnsmsB 70 n. L q. Primes Napoleon. PARA
fhis medicine prsssnts sgeeahs form. ths active
principes Of Peruvian Bark the best Of toncs cobred
With hon Of the principal sssss Of the blood 10 pre-
scribed by eminent physicians Of Paris TO
Ohorosis sickness TO facilitate the developments Of
young females and 20 restore health and veos 70 the system
plants csused By snsis and sucohsa TO which ladies are
20 often subject esulAzes and facilitates the dow Of the
sstsnenia and Il also excellent for pae ynphstis and
croulsus children Lastly sxcites the appetite, promotes
blood hss been Impoverished BY ness long and dcali
eonvsescsnos Ths sRscs Il this eyrup are 81 cnes certain
md spssdy. -
Depot General In Nsv Orleans q
7T1 v. DUOOU0EB,
s. ghartres straak
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DMILIP LYNCH. UNDERTAKEBs
y 81. CHARLES STREET..

MsaIHe, Mahogany. Black walnut and Psiz Osdss
swsys On hand Bodies Embalmsd and csrefnly shipped
Faners attended 70 In person. and he hopes By tet s
tor 10 obtain Q share OF public patronage ~ y z
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ERENCH MEDICINES
-PREPAkxp BY-
GRIMAULT & GO, CHEMISTS,
q RuK RIoHELIEu. PAKA

sore and chronic sf pvHts dsess
Yhsy used hospitals Of Paris By the celebrated Dr.
kood and are founo greatly superior ts all n6sro knsvn
assi IN rscsnt snd capsules In more ohrssie cassa
Asthma, Oppression. Dyspnos.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF oANABls INDIoA
PRuAxxD II 0uxa1Lf Co., oHnnsss, PARIS.
Recent expermen:s Franco England and Germany have
that these Cigrees are remedy Tor the
above Distressing adscons especially when BeilsdonnA
strsmerium and Opium have failed to give relief
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CINCINNATI, Nov, 10.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.
FLouR-Uuchanged.
GRATN-W heat-Unchanged. Corn
Scarce and higher; ear 93a95c. Oats
UnChauged; 4Sa54c. Rye-Dull at SOa
SIC. Barley-Nominally unchanged,
CoTToN-Xc higher; mIddling pic.
ToDACco-Ec higher; sales lO2 hhds nj
$40 OOa20, 90 ior lugs to good leaf.
WHIsKY-Flrm ut 81 O2.
PRovlsIoNs-.Mess Pork-.Held at
S3l 6OAS2 10; no sales. Bulk Meats
Held at 12K. l0K and 1870 for should.
ers, clear RIB and clear sides, packed:
demand light. Lard-Sold ut l7c for
steam and l7Nc for kettle, but at the
close It could not be bought at these
rates, and for future delivery II Is not
offered.
Hous-Firmer; sales at $40 O0AlO "a:
receipts Q, 900: 500, averaging 225 pounds,
sold at Sl2 10 net. Green Meuts-SoId
at llN, AK and l5Hc; hut generally v
held shade higher.
BuTTRR-UnOhanged; fresh SOaS5c.
EGus-Flrm at 3Sa4Oc,
CHERsE-Flrm; good demand at TX
al9c.
ous-LInseed oIl-steady at OOa02c.
Lard Oil-Firm at 81 4Oa1 d5; prices tend
upward.
GRooERIE5-Sugar dull; lSAl5Hc for
raw. CoHee-Unchanged.
GoLD-l2GX buying.
EHCHANGE-l-l0 discount buying;
par HellI ng,
MoSEY-Market cloSe at l0Al2 per
cent.
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On motion the Board adjourned.

CIRCUIT CoURT.--The following cases
were continued generally In this Court,
yesterday: Carson vS. F4lloure; Nichols
Us. Nichols ctGi; Moore & BeAll Us. Fire
and Marine Insurance Company Of
Wheeling; Hughes Us. kIsner; Reed,
Kraft & 90. Us. same.
The following were continued on mo-.
tion of PLANTING counsel: Morgan Us.
Franklin Insurance Company; Thomp-
son CT al Us. Updegraffet al.
The case OF Reed os. Edwards & Co.
nant was dismissed.
Judgments were rendered for the
plaintiff In the following: Goshorn's
executor Us. Cots & Co.; same Us. same.
The case Of Bowman VS. Belmont Nall
Works Company, for Injuries sustained
by child OF plaintiff two years ago on
the railway track Of defendants, occu-
pied greater portion Of the afternoon
session. The jury retired 10 their room
a few minutes before ak o'clock, and
having spent sometime In delIberatlng
on the case, returned into Court and re.
ported that there was no probability Of
their agreeing last evening. They were
discharged until nine o'clock this morn.
Ing, to which hour the Court adjourned.
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THE NEWS.

The steamship Borruss!a, from Ham.
burg, has arrived at New York.
Dispatches from all points south state
that Thanksgiving was duly celebrated
there.
Lawls L. Morgan, aged % years, and
q student at the University at RoChes-
ter, New York, committed suicide yes.
Lerday morning. He was brother Of
Gen. L. ]. Morgan, q professor In the
Unlversity, and formerly from In
diana.
The division Of the New York Gus
tom House devoted 10 the shipment OF
merchandise to the Pacific, has been
abolished.
Senator Ramsey, Of Mimi, hos return
ed from Europe.
The consolidated Cleveland, Zanes.
Vile and Cincinnati and Pittsburgh,
Mount Vernon and Columbus Railroad
Companies will hereafter be known as
the Cleveland, Mt. Vernon and Della.
ware Railroad, after December 1lGh,
with Gen. Jones, OF Mt. Vernon, as Sus
perintendent, having the principal Of
hce at Akron, Ohio.
The Cuba from New York has arrived
at Queenstown.
The Thanksgiving at Louisville, and
all points southwest generally was OBJ.
served and business suspended.
Every outward bound train from
Louisville. yesterday, contained mem>
6ers Of the Society OF the Army OF the
Tennessee.
The observance Of ThanksgIyIng In
Washington was more general than
during the past six years. All Of the
Government Offices were closed, the
banks kept closed doors, and private
business was wholly suspended. APP
propriRte religious services were held
IN all Of the churches, and the day was
observed by all classes.
The Cambria from New York, has
arrived at Southampton.
D. d s. Tees bedstead factory at
Montreal, was destroyed by Gre yes.
terday. Loss S16, 900.
Gentlemen who were at Durant,
Miss. when Gen. Barry was shot, state
that the alteration grew out OF Steph-
ems accusing Barry Of making lncen.
diary speeches to the negroes for the
purpose Of melting them TO bloolshed.
Barry's wound Is not considered seri-
Gus. Stephens had not been arrested
at last accounts.
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PRIGIATFUL ACCIDENT IN At.
-.. LOUIS.
Fall OF q WaII'...A Dozen mou DuricL
y,,ifr.s in the Ruins.
'.+. ST. T,nrTIa Nov 10

Fall OF WaII...-A Dozen s1ou Buricd
r,'rrs in the Ruins.
I ''' ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10.
About s o'clock this morning, por.
tion OF the large new stone front build
Ing on the southeast corner OF Olive
and Filth streets, fell with q terrible
crash. burying from nine TO thirteen
men, at work In the basement. at this
writing six men have been taken out of
the ruins. One, Napoleon Aston, has
six ribs broken, two severe wounds on
bis head, and his lungs badly injured,
He cannot live. Francis Beager, severe
wound on spine, hip joint badly twist
ed; John Switzsr, badly bruised on the
head and different parts of the body:
A. L. johnson, Conrad Alt, and Joseph
Stauder were only slightly injured.
Desperate exertionS are being made to
extricate the others from the ruins,
II appears that the foundation OF a
portion OF the building which fell, had
been settling for some days, and while
the men were showing up column In
the basement to put IL in place 1t fell
on the new Iron plate slonc plint,
which has been broken. The partition
wall resting on the top columns In the
basement and extending 10 the roof.
came down with q crash, bring cling with
1t all manner Of portions and about 45
feet OF the outside south wall OF the
building Everything fell inwardly,
therefore no one on. the street was in-
jured. The part OF the building which
fell was 45 by SO feet, extending TO the
inward court, -
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THE CHERoHEE NATION.
Meeting Of tho COnncII-PrOsperity OF
the Indians, &c.

A.-L--rliI- MEMPHIS, Nov, 10. !
The Van Buren,, Ark, press 'corres-
pondenoe, dated at Talequah, Nov. Srd,
says that the Cherokee council con.
vened there, on the 1st, and organized
by electlnR Arch. 8. Craper, President
OF the Senate and stand. WhIrlwind
Speaker OF the Council. The Denning
men are greatly In the majority. His
administration 10 popular. Much busl-
ness Is before the Council. Acts of
great moment will 60 through this ses.
sion: among which are to be some se-
curling the rights Of citizens OF the State
and Of property. The Indians are
prosperous and feeling more every TlaV
the necessity Of being united as one
nation. Old feuds are dying out. There
Ia great talk about railroads among
members Of the Council. 10
The Greek Council adjourned on the
Sd, when It was thought some trouble
might be raised, as the land lmbroglio
has again sprung up, threatening mis-
chief. 1t is thought the Creek govern
ment 10 strong enough 10 maintain
Itself against all agitatIons and dis
tufbauceA.
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ChIcAgo mArEeL.

CHICAGO, Nov. ~.
FLouR-DnllA and weak; gprlng extras
at S3 75a5 25; auperllns at SS 4Oa3 b6;
white winter extra at $50
GRAIN-W beAt-FRirly active Mt
decline OF liaAc; sales No. / at OOaOlc.
and No. Cat S0IIaS7Nc, closing at S6a
S61o for future delivery; No. 2sold at
IS 1aS6Ifc, seller month; 81 LIEASSc, buyer
month, and 81 1faSSI &c, seller December.
After change the markell was dull at
S51fo, seller November. Corn-Active
and 5a6]fo higher, closing ut 500 for No.
2; sales at76IfaS0c and 49, 5faS01Sc, seller
the month; S0ASlc, seller December, and
70haS0c, seller the year; after change
Slo was freely bid seller November, and
SlIfc, seller December. Oats-1n good
request and excited; prices 4a4} }1e high
err sales No. 2 at S0A44c, closing at
1910; same grade for future delivery
sold at 40Ha4lo, buyer The month; 39Aa
43c, Keller December. Rye-FAlrly ao.
tive and 2A3c higher for No. and 1a2c
for No. 2, closing steady at SOC for the
latter. Barlsy-Dsmand limited at Asa
GOO ior No. 3; No. 2 entirely nominal at
HoGs-Dressed quiet al Sll G0a12 90,
dividing on 200 pounds.
OATTLR-SLeady and firm OF E3 S7Ifa
4 S5aO 5O for good shipping steers.
Hous-Active and l0al6o higher at
20 5Oa0 Is for fair to medium; 50 S0al0 90
for good 10 extra choice.
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Vt7''1 1's7VI ~ 4 v tNVFI 4Vs
The bark George Thurston, with
10, 900 bushels Of Milwaukee wheat on
board, from the Welland Railroad for
this port, went ashore Wednesday
night, one mile east OF Nicholson
Island, on the Canada shore, Lake On
tarlo. She will probably be u total
lORR
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.,...,-.-.. NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
CoTToN-opened firm, but closed dull
and heavy; sales 1000 bales at 251fc for
mtddllng uplands. .r..
FLouR-Closed dull and 5a1Oc lower
on common to medium grades.
GRAIN-Wheat eat-Duli, henvv and
lower; No. 2spring at 81 22al "a; winter
red and amber western 81 3Oal 81, Rye
Dull and heavy at Slal O3 for western,
Oorn-Flrm at 81 05al O8 for n nsound,
and IL COAL 09H for sound mixed " west.
ern. ON ~ o,0 = -
PRovIs1oNs-Pork-Flrm at SS2 Goa
~ 10 for Job lots Of mess; $50 Tor Jan.
nary and February. BseE-Closet
steady with moderate demand. Cut
Meats-Nominal. Bacon-Shade firmer
with a fair inquiry.
LARD-Flrm at lsKalS11c for good to
primo steam.
Euds-Good request and fall prices.
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MR.. BEECHER's TRANSFORMING
a.-I. ~ hERnNN.n.----E, ~
A PrOtesG nKninSt Annexation FOllIeS
.L-L--- Now Yong Nnu II.

A Protest. HKninSt Annexation FOIlIes
.fhvIg NGw York, Nov. 10.
In his sermon. yesterday, Qt Ply
mouth Church, R.v. Henry Ward
Beechtr referred TO 1ha .iate rebellion
and said its failurs ought not to give
as notion that this nation IL undoubt.
edly secure from disruption. Few
know how ueHr the rebellion came to
proving success. Il was an attempt
which was founded upon bad grounds,
upon that which was odious 10 the
moral sense OF tho world; but should
the Pacific States In another gene
ration, without slavery "a vile
curse). interfering, undertRke sepa-i
ration on strong commercial, pollt.
ical or economical, grounds the issue
would probably be very different. Our
late success must not lead us 10 suppose
that no other movement would be
made. H. The Southern States, tenn
porArlly exhausted, should renew the
struggle on grounds Of political policy.
and economy the result could not be-.
foretold. Such WAS the extent Of the
country that In the future when the re-
spective. parts become populous and
wealthy separation could not be stayed
II their interests lay In that separation.
National unity was secure only when 1t
wis 70 theinterest OF each section that
there should be such unity.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NE VS..
I'y Gable Telegraph to the IntellIEencer.
THE OPENING OF SUEz CANAL.
Tho Attendant Ceremony and Ms.
play.'.The Sailing OF the Fleet
for tho He'd BeN,
IsMAlLLA, Nov. IS,

loE quo AAeA SDtAt
IsIAILLA, Nov. Is,
There are forty.beven sea going
ships now here, with an average tom
mage Of 1000 tons. The largest vessel
ofthe fleet is Russian frigate, which
draws seventeen feet two inches ol
water.
The buildings In Ismallla ore filled
With guests and other visitors, and the
surrounding plains covered with the
tents Of native tribes, who are assem-.
bled la immense nambers.
This afternoon an exhibition OF evo.
lutiOns by Arab horsemen and other
native sporta on vast scale were
given. The Empress Eugenis witnessed
the entertainment.
ARrand ball ia In progress tonight.
The lake In front Of IsmRllIa iia brill
liRntly illuminated, and the scene "a
one OF great splendor. .JI no
NJ. Lssseps gave banquet this even.
Ing, to the representatives Of the cham.
bers Of commerce, members OF the
press, and others.
1sMAILIA, FRIDAY MORNING.,
Z November 10.
The fleet Of steamers sailed this
morning for Sue3, the Imperial yacht
AlgIe, bearing the Empress EugenIe,
taking the lead.
Prince MeLternlch, the An ,trlan Am
bassador 10 Paris, has arrived here.
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The Red. River Defiance Of British
/, .ElfGGN Authority. "l.IT. w

/, .ElfGGN Authority. "l.IT. w
I Plain Talk by n Montreal Paper.
TORONTO, Nov. ls.
Considerable astonlshment and un-
easiness Is caused about the Red River
trouble, by an article In the Montreal
Net0S, which says: We had private In
formation last August, the purport Of
which we made known, that II Mr..
McDougall appeared at Red River In
his official capacity serious trouble
would Rupervene. He had rightly or
wrongly made himself obnoxious to the
1ndisns. They regarded him as dis
polling them Of their lands. They said
that Sir Francis Head. In the name OF
Her Majesty, gave them the Manitoul
Island HI their ex elusive and unchange.
able property while grass grew or wa
ter ran, and that Mr.. McDougall, In
utter scoru of that gift, ordered
the white commissioner Of crown lands
10 survey some portions OF the island,
while they aggraVate the alleged out
rage by tmputing 10 him that he dis
possessed them to enrich connections
and relations. We tell the Ottawa
government that 1t made one mistake
when 1t named Mr.. McDougall Goy-
ernor. Let It not perpetuate that blum.
der by retaining him at the northwest.
Recall him and avoid, except as a last
and desperate alternative, sending
troops. There are In this Province
many gentlemen bearing Indian
blood, and they are the men the Gov
ernment should consult until colonl.
z4tlon has been organized. ...g..-
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RIVER NEws.-The river was rising
last evening, with an inch or two over
six feet In the channel, II the rain Of
yesterday extended 10 the mountains
where there are several inoheS OF snow,
we will probably have rise Of several
feet.
The Rees and Forest City, arrived
and departed. yesterday, as usual. The
New State left for Pittsburgh. yester-
day morning. with fair trip. The
Hudson was due here last evening, but
had not arrived when We visited the
landing. She will leave for Cincinnati
to-day at3P.M. s.nna gn... e..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-20
HRat ing Rink In chicago Crushed BY
0noW.ua

- - D. ~ .OHlOAGo, NOV. ~.
The Wabash Avenue Rink, corner of
Wabash Avenue and Jackson street,
was crushed to the earth 10 night about
o'clock by the weight OF SNOW on the
roof. The walIa were built OF brick and
we're about twenty feet high with an
arched roof. It was one hundred feet
front on Wabash Avenue aud one hun
dred and eighty feet on jackson street.
The rink was destroyed three years ago
by fire and Immediately rebuilt at a
cost OF about Sl5, 900. rrr,. r,,4.-rr /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-20

PAIL How DISGUSTING Is the ex.
clamation OF every lady who in0ls.
creetly ventures TO apply the ordinary
balr dyes or ''colorersn or "restorersn y
to her whitening rinGlets. Mud and
tar are scarcely more abhorreut. Not
SO PHALoN's VITALIA OR SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR. Nothing delles its
freely flowing crystal. There Is no
sediment, no gum, no foul gas. It Ia
harmless, and It's operation perfect.
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