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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09


On and after May l7th. 1902 Passenger rrns. will
run as follows
UPFARD TRANS.
AccoyopArioS TRAfS leaves Concord At 1910 IA
tor White River Junction, connecting with trains for
and Magog Lakes stnnsicad Bath, Lfleton, Laneas.
or, &c. Also, with trains Tor Montpelier, Burlington,
st. Adams, Rouse's Point Montreal Ogdenshnrsh and
he West.
DAY ExrRrss TpAiS leaves Concord At 1925 a. IN.
ur White River Junction, connecting with trains Tor
Montpelier, Burlington, Rouse's Point, Montreal &C..
md with Ogdcnsbursh and Grand Trunk Railroads of
he West.
BRisroL TRAr leaves at an p m, Tor Franklin ,nc
Bristol.
EVENING EKrREss TRAiS leaves Concord A. s.l5 p M
White River Junction, connecting with tralLs for
Montpelier burlington, st. Adams, Rouecf Point, Mon
real o-lenahursl aud The West,
'Or arrival Of trains ffou nostou,W orcesisr rcr
mouth, Portland &c.
DogNWARD TRAVIS.
tMoRNiSG ENFHEss TRAis leaves White River juno
ION slondays excepted Tor Concord a sd ms or On
arrival % trains ifum OgdcHshurgh and Montreal This
trtiu will be run 10 nostsu sunday
BRISTOL TRAIN leaves Bristol tor Concoti at 80 =.
Ne and Franklin at gO5 A. m.
MAIL TRAN leaves White River Junction f1r Con
ord at 2Ai arrival Of trains tho Yer
ulds.
DAr ExPREss TRAtS leaves White River junction .,
30 D. ~, on arrival Of trains from Montreal and
lutcnsbufgh, Brattlnhoro kcunc, Bellows Falls, Wind
or, Ac, connecting a Concord with trains for Manches
Ter, Nashua, Lowell, and boston.
These tfalns connect AZ f@n~ord With tTains fof
uancht stcr Lawrence, Portsmouth, Portland, Nsshus
Worcester New York, Lowell aud Boston.
Concord n. H.. May. isd9.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

Send for circulars and price list TO
THOMSON CO., General Agents,
200 Chapel st., Ne1 Haven, CT.
or refer to National Life Insurance Company, Farm
sis sintual tre Insurance Company, g. ~. Gross Son
=, T. N9oison, J. G. Emery, aud DR.. j. B Woodward
iohtpeler' W. where samples be seen aud clrcu.
lars and price lists obtained
n. X. BROWN, Agenf,
MONTPELIER VERMONT.
VALENTINE a BUTLER,
ga 7s4 10 Walker It,, and 29s Broadway,
Az" ksv Teas.
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4 YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,
For ah ne paIpos,, Of a LaIatiu. Neaieins.

a YERS oATllARTIc PILLS
For oil ne gupo',' Of Lara,iu Medicine.
Perhaps no one medicine Il 80 universally required hy
every body ~ cnthartic ever any before ~
universally adopted into use, In every country and
PW The Obvious reason o. that 10 is more reliable
and far more eloctual remedy than any other. Thos,
have not know that cures ghLors and friends
and all KNOW that what does il does nlways-tha
IL never fails through any tuit OF neglect OF IL compo
ston. Mchaye thousands upon thousands certificates
OF their remark able cares Of the following complaints
nut such cures ore knOan In every nCghhorhOnd and
need not publish them Adapted to all ages and condi
tohs in all climates containing neither oalome or ans
deetcrou drug thcs may he taken with safety by any
makes tcin pleasant TO take. while being purely yere
table no harm canhrisc from their 10 any quantity
They operate ly their powerful influence on the In.
ernnl vsccra to purify the blood and stimulate into
healthy actun-rcmuye the distractions Of the stomach
towels liver, and other organs Of the body, restoring
their Irregular action health aud by correcting wher
eyer they exist such derangcmentsas the frat origin
Of disease.
lor tho following complaints which these PILLS rapidly
For Dyvgsia Ipaiyeion, Li't,s,ns,,, Langnor and
Ln'' ef Agtdfe, they should io taken moderately to
action.
For iher Complaint and it, various symptoms sion,
Hsnlot SICK H.aqrhs JIunsics or drs,n Sieinsss B,o
Cohc and h1om foo' they should be iudioously taken
distractions which cause 10.
For Dy'Hiery DiavAea, but mild dose is gcner
ally requirud.
For RarHafisr G0sf, Crawl, Papifafion Of the Hspf
Pam IN The SIDE Buck and LoiHs they should be cuntn.
uous!y taken, required change the diseased action
Of the system. VITA such change those complaints dis
appear
For D,ep'y and Drotsoa Sn,Ang, they shouldhe taken
IN large and irequcns doses 10 produce the effect Of
srastic purge.
For Sgr,''0n large dose should be taken a. II pro-
duees the desired ciigct by sympathy,
As DiSNFH PILL, take one or two Pills 10 protnote
digestion ard relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowel,
INTO healthy action restores the appetite and vig0raos
the system Hence ID Is often aiyHuta ceuus where nc
ser Gus desrangcmcut exists one who feels tolerahlt
We often huds that dose OF these PITS makes him
ee decidedly better, from their cleansing and reuovgt
ng effect On the digestive apparatus.
DR.. J. C. ATER 4 CO., Practical cAsmnt,
LogELL MASS, U.SA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09
nGDENSBURG AND LAKE CHAM.
~ PLAIN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 49,

lo69. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1870.
Pa"'H0u Tfa'a' ria rrH tolos', sunday. sse,Sisa
CoiNG EAST.
Leave Opionshurg at % t0A ~ potsism junction ct
A5i 2. NJ Muorr's Junction at 5l2 +. 81 arrive AZ
Auuse's Point at 5.ij r. ".
Leave Ogden. lars a. 100 p ~ Potsdsm Junction at
$50 2. NJ Malone Al 1j1 A. NJ. MuQCrs Junction A.
80 A. NJ, arrive At Rousr's Point % lujUA 81.
CuNstc1toSs.-ogt irnshurs with trains over Grand
Trunk Railway rum the West also, With trains st.
Lawrence aud Ottawa IA lWAy from OttaNs pot-iam
Junction with n. W. U h. T. from the West, Maour'.
Junction With NJ a p. q. for Pattsburg e;c.. Rouse.
Point with Vermont central Railroad iof New Yofk snd
all points Fact.
GOING wFsr
Leave Boston at son 2. ~ sleep nix Car ID New York
Il 1913 7. ~. Springfield a. 6i p 81 sleeping Caro-
Bellows FANS at u.lO r. ST. Ns~ York ia. r. H. r. X.
Il 400 NJ. Troy at 20 90 p VI, % coping Car Rut-
and 1t i.si A. ~ Burlington stfi5 a. n, nou.s's
Point At 30 A. NJ. arrive Al osienshurg At t.n5 r.
Lave kutiani 80 A. ". NorthGold At 20 NJ
burlington at s.3i A. 81. 81. AlAsns al i..o5 r. ~.
y. NJ.
CONNECTIONS -Moocrs Junction With MkPRR
PotsdnIu funston With WAC. r. r.. for Nstsr-
town, Rome aud the West, Al UsieusIsrz s.th sr.ns
renee aud ottawa hAlrHy Tor OTTAWA.
u. W. {. BROWN, General superintendent.
Osdenshurg, December ~, ises. WW
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NORTHERN RAILROAD.

SUMNER ARRAEeEMENT
On and after May i7th. 1863, Passenger rr,ss. will
run follows
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

coNSEcTIcUT MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
No ofmembers 60,OOO.
ANNUAL INCOME over 100000
Income rom iaisrsa sions, 81 ,eo0,OO,
Which IL more than sufficient to pay all It's losses.
It, LARGE DIVIDENDS reduce the actual cost Of In
surancc 10 les than any other Company.
A. c. BROWN, General Agent
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES
INSURANCE co. or NORTH AMERICA,
Philadelphia, Penn, f2OOOOOO
SECURITY, New York, I,sOuOop
HOME, New Haven Conn, i,6OJoD
PHOENIX, Hartford, Conn, i,5oo,oD
SPRINGFIELD, Springfield, Mass, sOo,OU
HANOVER, New York, 6cO,cu
PUTNAM, Hartford Conn, 6OO0o
PEOPLES, Worcester, Mass, 6OOOo
MERCHANTS Providence, r. l., gOO,OOo
FIRST NATIONAL, Worcester, Mass, 225,oo
A. c. BROWN, Agout,
OFFICE ~ LANGDoS's BLOCH
Corner of State and Main Streets.
Montpelier July -, 1869. 18th
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Adtertis
- ENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY.

Those desiring lnsurance-LIFE or F1RE,-are invited
to call at my Office
Lng.on, B.o,k. Corner State and Main Streets,
obtain panuhiets and particulars before nsufng
elsewhere. A. &. BROWN,
General Insurance Agent,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09
Aduerti
a YERs
MAR VIG o r,
For restoring Gray Hair to ito natural vitslity
and Color.
A YER's

dressing vheh 10 a. once agreeable healthy, aud Of
sctual for preserving the hair Foisd gray Aou
rs'or,d Z. ito orynai color vtt hs go,, and s'hnss Of
youth Thin hair IL thlokened falling hair checked and
baldpes omen, though not always, cured by Il, use
Nothing restore the hair where the follces dcs
royod or the glands atiophied and docaycd hut such
as remain he saved for usefulness by this application
Instead offouns the hair With pasy sediment, II will
keep Il clean and vigorous ls occasional use will pre-
vent the hair from turning gray falling on and conse
quenty prevent badness. Free from those delsterous
substances which make preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair the vigor only benefit but not
harm IT, Ifwanted merely fora
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09
A GREAT CUANCEl Aoryrs WAIVED |!

a n iL0n PCT year sure made by Agents, milo or fc
mnlc, selling oar Wuutp.REvowNgD PAfENt EvEnLAst-
$50 WINE WIHE Cl0fuEs LisEs. Chcapcst ana hcst
Ci0thrs Lines u the world, only three cents per foot
and will iasta hundred years. Address the HUDSON
RIVER WIRE 20, Us William st., \. " or, 10 lluar-
horn St.. Chicasu, lil wi6
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

GlFF.-Agents wanted - Ladies' and
n Gentlemen tor their spare moments. A Sewing
MAGAZINE, COLI watch, iiuv, money and other goods
given as premium. How, When. Whore. What ami all
thcr paitcuur. fre Address G.. H. Van Allen, l7i
hioAuWiYI New YORK. UlW
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

DlLES.-A Missionary, who had suffered
4. twenty-five y, au with Piles, was cured, and will
GlOs nav POSTER DIX. Jersey CITY. NJ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-09

IGOR DEAFNtSS-Tng patent ORGANIC
4 NmnA1ou. 10 lts into the Ear. is not pccrcpnhlc
removes Singing Notices lu the Head aud enables Dlaf
Pcrs ms 90 hear distinctly nt Church or Public Assem-
hles. Treatise Deafness with Means Of Cure, sent
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-02
Domestic Affairs.

The political troubles in Alabama continue.
Chief Justice Chase is reported TO be slowly
recovering his health.
The trial of the Baton Rouge rioters at
New Orleans closed yesterday.
The public debt statement shows a reduc-
tion of So, AIS, $50 90 during the past month.
The San Francisco policemen are engaged
in arresting persons in that city who are en-
gagged in the lottery business.
The cornerstone of the Seamen's Exchange
of New York was laid yesterday, and Secre-
tary Robson delivered an address suited to
the occasion.
The Alumni association of Dartn outh Col
lege held their annual dinner in New York last
evening, at which many distinguished gentle
men were present.
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CITY Affairs.


About quarter past Eve o'clock last even
ing 1re broke out in tue fifth story of building
No. Fetter lane, ruhniAg from Third street,
above Arch, in consequence of the bursting OF
coal oil lamp. The flames were confined to this
story, but the occupants of tue other rooms in
the building suffered by water. The fifth story,
where the fire originated, was occupied by Kraus
d Behrend, bone turner's; the fourth story by
Lewis Herring printer; third story not occupied;
second story by John Howard last turner, aud
the first story by Conrow & Co., mince meat
manufacturers. No. ], adjoining on the east,
occupied by John Pfeifer, manufacturer of
shoyels, pans, ETC., escaped the flames, but was
Aeoded with water.
William Dougherty was before Alderman
Jones yesterday on the charge of cruelty, in
cutting at the eyes of cattle until he had blinded
about twelve of them, at No. 1728 Montrose
street. The accused was fined S5 aud costs, also
held In $500 for future good behavior.
The soup house at No. SIT North Fourth
street, during the past summer, furnished baths
to 1868 women and children. Last winter
"a, ga quarts of soup were distributed Tue
society now preparing to carry on their
benevolent operations this winter
The fifth anniversary of the Sunday-school
belonging to the New Street Lutheran Church,
of which Rev. DR.. Hutter is pastor, was cee-
brated last evening in the presence of large
audience.
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock Charles
Dusenbury, the keeper of tavern, 702 Federal
street, was shot In the face by a man named
Reddy Hadley, with whom he was engaged in
playing game of cards. The ball entered his
nose and caused aa serious and dangerous
wOund.
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SENATOR SCHURZ AND THE PRESI-
DENT.

Authoritative Statement of Their Relations
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-The following is known DO
be the exact version OF the Gran-SchurZ affair cur
rent among General SchurZ's most intmai friends,
as well as among others certain to be correctly in
formed -
Senator SchurZ, before his arrival in Washing
ton, saw in The newspapers the letter which the
President wrote to Collector Ford concerning the
formers course In Missouri, ane sent note to the
President, accompanied by copy OF the
Presidents letter, saying at the same time that
ne supposed that sOme part which would greatly
modify it must have been Omitted in the pub
lkhed version. He also asked an eXplaaation. This
letter the President never answered. On Tuesday,
the 10Th inst, Mr. Schurz arrived in WashingtOg,
and spent the day Ia arrang ging mis- household
affairs. On Wednesday morning local journal al-
nOunced the Senator's arrival, and added edtorla ly
that he did not pay is respects 30 the President.
on THURSDAY, the 18th instant Mr.. Schurz went
TO the White House. aud sent his card 10 the Pret l.
dent. delegation OF Quakers was at the time
waiting TO see the President, and while Mr.. Schurz
waiting there they were shown IN, contrary, he
the Senator that he was very busiy engaged on a
revenue case that he should have other such cases
TO attend 70 that day, and that h could not see
him. The Senator has not since been to the White
House. His friends have no doubt that he will, in
the course Of some personal explanation or other
WISE bring the matter to the attention OF the Senate
soon after the meeting OF Congress.
Mr.. Schurz is very emphatic IN his reputation OF
any movement which looks to the formation OF q
new party. He has been Republican from the be-
ginning, and whatever may happen, Republican ne
will continue to be. Mr.. Kaufmann, late Rspubli-
can candidate for Lieutenant-Governor OF New
sident 10 pay his respects and consult him concern
ing matters affecting the German Republicans OF
New York. The President in the conversation In
troduced the subject OF Mr.. Sehurzs action In Mis-
souri,, and commented ON it very severely. Mr.
Kaufman is reported to have left the White House
dissatisfied.
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THE GREAT soRTIK AT PARIs-THE BATTLE NOW
RAGING-THE RETREAT OF THE ARMY OF THE
LOIRE.
LONDON, Dec. 1.
The Telegraph of this morning says the feeling
is becoming universal throughout England that
the French war is rapidly drawing to a close. The
apparent impossibility of combining and concen-
tratiDg the French armies, 1t s believed will soon
compel the surrender of General Trochu.
Prominent members of the Ministry urging
the immediate calling of convention to settle
the Russian question: and that II shall also arrange
and adopt peace policy for Prussia and France.
1t is reported that Paladines not only wounded,
but taken prisoner yesterday
The Prussian Losses in killed in the battle before
Amiens were IA officers and 1900 men. The French
army of the north ia in state OF disorganization.
The citadel OF Amiens capitulated after short re-
sietance. Its commander was killed and 400 prison
ers were taken. The retreat of the Garbaldians
from Pasques converted into disordsrly
fight.
ToURs, Dec. IA credit for f35 900 900 has been
opened TO settle actual contract for mt aud
a credit OF fl5 100000 for ulterior purposes. In
addition to these a credit for 10000 frauc has
been opened for the pureha-e Of gram In A'g ria.
- tfitr 90 fls f-fr1 At saria c.
than TO H. ance has been prOnibIted.
IKE following dispatch has been received from
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Nuts, in the department Of Cote dor, dated No
Eween body of Francs-tireurs from the depart
ment of the Eastern Pyrenees, and q Prussan
column. The latter were wei supplied with astil.
the village of Nuite, where the Francs-treurs
supported by Gardes Mobile from the Yosges,
which came up from Beaume. The French were
successful, and the Prussian loss severe, their
dead strew ng the road in all directions. Only Is
pritoneIs were taken by the French"
The following dispatch from Vendome in the
department of the Loire and Cher, dated Nov. 80,
has Just been given to the public here:
"The Prussans have evacuated the city, as well
as Blois, Chateaudun and Chatteauneuf, and to-
day they twice assailed Mazeries and were twice
repulsed. The fight lasted nine hours. The French
captured one officer and $40 men. The French loss
lent.
Tours, Dec. 1.-[special to the New York
World An is we'll with the army of the Loire.
The Prsssan dispatches concerning the fighting
on November % wholly fallacious, as D'Au.
relies holds well in hand, in the immediate vicinity
of Orleans the 18th, 16th nth and 18th corps, num-
bering in all 100000 men. The right rear is formed
of the 18th and goth corps, whereof Bourbaki now
accepts the command, and IL GI 900 strong. The
left is composed of the 2tst corps. The whole
of these forces were wen concentrated during the
recent fighting, and inflicted on the enemy greater
loss than they themselves suffered. The govern
ment has ordered tho immediate construction OF
eleven entrenched camps.
TOURS, Dec. 1t is announced that General
Ducrot, with 100, 600 men, made great sortie from
Paris yesterday, and crossed the river Marne. Ths
movement was completely successful. The details
OF the action are m0mentarlly expected.
A New York Herald correspondent at Versailles
sends the following singular rumor:
Turkey not being disposs d to resent the note of
Russa Bismarck is favorable to England's obtain
ing protectorate the Suez canal, in consider
alton of which, Englands own road to India being
thus rendered secure, Russia may do what she
pleases with Turkey. This is another blow aimed
at France
VERSAILLES, Nov. 30.-A lively fire was kept up
all last ght from the forts around Paris, and this
morning the garrison made sorties at various
points the Seine and Marne. The Prussian
r,nofttn bad ot A Al nn1o
culinary battle took place, in which the Wurtem-
burg troops were mainly engaged, supported by
The fighting ended with night, the enemy being
everywhere repulsed.
BRUSSELS, Dec. 1.-The Independence Beige of to.
day, referring to the orderly retreat of the French
army of the north toward Arras, says it will un-
doubtedy occupy the great quadrilateral formed by
BILE,
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DODGERS WOSTENHOLMS POCKET
hKNIvES, Pearl and Stag handles, and
beautiful finish; Rodgers and Wade
Butchers Razors, and the celebrated Le-
coultre Razor; Ladies' Scissors, In cases
OF the finest quality Rodgers Table Cutlery Caryers
and Forks, Razor strops, Cork Screws, etc. Bar In
struments 10 assist the hearing, OF the most ar.
prOvod construction, aE +. MADAlLtAA
No. 11o TKNTH Street. below Cheznut
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The WAR.
LAST NIGHTS DEsPATOHEs.

THE GREAT soRTIK AT PARASITIC BATTLE NOW
RAGING-THE RETREAT OF THE ARMY OF THE
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CITY ORDINANCES.

DESO TION
IA To Authorize Certain Transfers in the An
nual Appropriation to the Board of Controllers
of Public Schools for 1870.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of the City of Philadelphia That the City
Controller be and he is hereby authorized and
directed to make the following transfers in the
annual appropriation to the Board of Con-
trollers of Public Schools for the year 1870, six
thousand (SGO00) dollars from Item 404, fuel, to
the following items, wiz
To Item AT, gas, nine hundred dollars.
To Item 40S, ground rents, four thousand dol
To Item 4O2 cesspools, three hundred dol
lars.
To Item 4le, carriage-hire, four hundred
To Item 415, advertising, four hundred
LOUIS WAGNER,
President of Common Council.
BENJAMIN II. HAINEs,
Clerk of Select Council.
SAMUEL W. CATTELL,
President of Select Council.
Approved this first day of December,
Anne Domini one thousand eight hundred and
seventy a. d. 1870. nov
1221t Mayor of Philadelphia.
PESO UTIoN
H. OF Instruction to the City Solicitor.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Couu-
ellis of the City of Philadelphia, That the City
Solicitor be and he is hereby instructed to sub
stitute Hiram Miller in the official bond of
Martin Ulrch, Supervisor Of Twenty eighth
ward, in place of William D. Thomas, his pre-
sent surety. -
LOUIS WAGNER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
BENJAMIN ii. HAINEs,
Clerk of Select Council.
SAMUEL w. CArTELL,
President of Select Council
Approved this fret day of December,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred
and seventy CA. d. 1870;
DANIEL M. FOX,
1221t Mayor of Philadelphia.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Fanita, Doane New York, John F. Ohl.
Steamship Centipede, Willetts, Boston, j. S. Hes
SIT w. Whilldin higgins, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
Schr Fannie Elder, Smith, Curacao, Knight & Sons.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

FOr additional Harine NsYs First Page.
ALMANAC FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY.
Sun RISES. ......... TO6 MOON SETs........... 143
SUN SETS. s............ 433 HIGH WATgR....... 9'52
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
JOSEPH G. GRUBB,
K. A. SoUDER, COMMITTEE OF THE MONTE
SAMUEL b. STOKES,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-06
RIvERs. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.


MEMPHIS GAS WORKS. February 5.
River rose 4 inch in past "A hours.
Below high-water mark of 1867 l foot and
= inch. CHAS. GOODWIN.
superintendent Gas Works.
NEW ORLEANS, February 5.-Arrived
NJ. j. Wicks. Departed: Olive Branch.
silver Bow, Chas. II. Dutfee, for st. Louis.
PeytODa and barges, Louisville; Kenton.
Argosy and barges, Cincinnati.
LOUISVILLE, February 5.-The river is
falling steadily.
NASHVILLE, February 5.-The river Is
falling. with six feet 90 Harpeth Shoals.
The weather il cold and cloudy.
CAIRO. February Sup: Kearnev. 6 a.
m; Commonwealth, : a. m; St. Luke. 10
q. m; Indiana, II m. Colorado. 1 D. m:
Legal Tender, 2 p. m. Down: Columbian.
8 a. m Emma No. 3, 10 a. M; w. II.
Brown, 8 p. M; Virginia, ( p. N. The
river fell f,urteen inches. The weather is
cloudy and cold; mercury forty degrees.
CINCINNATI, February 5. - Arrived.
Sam j. Hale. Departed, Robert Burns
and Silver Spray, for New Orleans. The
river is falling, with 10 feet in the chanel.
The weather is clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, February 5.-Down. Nick
Wall. Up, Kountz. Tie weather is
cloudy and cool.
V~IoKsBUFo. February Sup. Houston.
at 8 pm: Belle Vernon, at 8, and Wau-
nita, at 10 am, and MeGin, at 6 pm.
Down, Lee. at 10 pm. The river is rising
slowly. The weather is clear and pleas
ant.
ST. Louis, February 5.-Departed Col
ossal and Pauline Carroll, for New Or
leans. The river is falling steadily. The
weather is clear and cold.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The weather turned raw and cold yes
terday afternoon, the wind blew sharp
the northwest. and heavy clouds IN
diested falling weather. Overooats were
comfortable and fires In active demand.
The Minneola and Emma No. 8 left Gin
Wednesday loaded down. Mem
phis freights are abundant at Cincinnati.
P. T. Barnpm, the great Snowman, waa