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81. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS Nov. %.
CoTToN-OpeDed dull but closed active.
FLoUR-Duu but unchanged. superfne
winter g l0g5 IS Y g4 409f so; Ky e rs.
WHEAT-Dul and tFansacf Ions small /:
No. i red winter 81 2lgl p No. 4 81 808
] 81.
CoRE-Dull and prices declined 1gSc;
mixed 50cs yellow So 960cs white 601585c.
OATs-EasieI at 42k845c.
BARLEY-Dull at 75as0s for No. 2,
WHIsKY-E1rm az 6je.
TOBACCO-Dul.
HElp-Unchanged bagging retailing
at CSC.
PROYIsIoEs-2aieta and unchanged. pork
SIC; bulk shoulders T5zci clear ribs l0Eci
clear sides lie.
LARD-Steadp at 1Is<9I25fc.
CATTLE--U nchauged al S19s 50.
Hoes Gather very warm and buyers
holding CT; prices stronger az s886 40.
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DIED

NELSON-On Monday morning, at 3
O'Clock, HIRAM NILSSON eyed % years 3
months aud 8 days.
Funeral services at Trinity Methodist
Church, at 10 An. to-day. All friends OF
the family are kdvifed, 10 attend without
farther notice.
SENsMIR EAgSnv. 8. 1870, CHARLES F;
SEEs1L RE, aged'2S years and months OF
infiammaUory rheumatism.
The funeral viii take to place to-day at
2 O'Clock P. NJ, rem his late residence, cor
ner of Elliott Street and the Newburs q
rood The friends of the family are IN
,zIfad 10 attend vEithout further notlcs-
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By telegraph NEW ORLEA1gs. Nov. Is.
COTroN-Demand good at full prices
rnIddling 1875; sales OF $500 bales receipts
$3.50 bales; exports 20 Great Britain II 900
bales: to the continent 40 bales TO Bre-
m IN $500 bsIess stock 81 900 bales.
FLOUR-scarce and arm superhne win
ter IS: Xxx S. So Xxx IS T6G6.
CoRN-No. I white 7007Sc yellow f5c.
OATs-5l052c.
HAY-g8.
MESS PoRE-SM 50.
BACoN-6houIderB I5cs no sides here.
HA1Ts-Sugar cured 22925e,
LARD-lac.
SU1AE-Prime loq.
MoLAssE s-Prime 81 .01ec.
WHISTLES a6e.
CoTEFE-l75z' 9ITtf,
ExcHAEGE-steriing 1879; sight on New
YORK = discount
GoLn-4ll@-
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LnniarIIle Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE NOV. -.
ToBACoo-SaIes OF q hogsheads at % 4Og
6 50 for common to good lugsi 20 fo94V ~
for low to medium leaf.
BAGGING-FIrm; hemp and fax CSC.
Corr oE-Duu and prices nominal MD
ding 14szc. -
IS Is.
GRAIN-DulI: wheat weak.
HOGS-Weakers weather too warm iOr
operations; held at 50 1905 40.
REPRESENTATIVE; sales Of 500 barrels
mess pork on the spot at el9 for cash ;
sales OF l42 600 pounds bulk meats, packed,
at &c for shouldersi l05zc for ciear RIB; 1910
for clear Sides
LARD-Tieree held at l3c.
NVFTTsry-GteadV at sic.
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LIBRARY EsTF-TAIS1IENTs.-Ihe
Evansville Library Association are
making arrangements to furnish Sc
ries Of Intellectual entertainments to
ths public this winter The Hutchin-
sou Fan-ly Rili give one, and & haps
tr5. concerts Of vocal and instrumen-
tai aasie, about the middle Of Deem
Fer. Negotiations are IN progress,
which. il Is expected, Will result
Ii the engagement Of Wendell Phil
lips for q lecture. probably II Janua-
-. Efforts have been again made to
secure John B. Cough, but without
avail. Olive Logan viii be here IN
February-possibly soousr. Paul Du-
Chaillu. Elizabeth Uady Stanton and
George Francis Train are engaged
and VIII be here during the lecture
season. Mrs. Stanton may come be
fore the holidays.
1t Is hoped that the enterprise o.
The Library Directory may be eneouT
aged by numerous audiences and
reulenishment Of the treasury,
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az WEB 3 Il Eg 8
For osaer Rtver Tens See Third Pags.

The weather was growing cloudy
last night, with stIoBg indications of
rain. The river Is rising here, and
the prospects of improved navigation
are quito encouraging. There Is over
FIVE feet at Pittsburg, and rising at
Cincinnati. The Cumberland is
rising, with g inches on Harpeth
Shoals. This viii improve Cotton
wood aud the Grand Chain, and We
believe that by the frst Of next Week
there will be az abundance Of VsteF
for the regular packets.
The additional arrivals and depart
ures up to 2 A. n. were the Wauanita,
Louisville to New Orleans; Evans.
vile to Bowling Green; Qaickstep, to
Cairo, and Edinburgh, New Orleans
to Louisville.
The Quickstep took out maguif
cent trip, having all she could carry
on herself ana barge. and was full of
people. Among her passengers were
Mr.. Samuel G. Brown, father of our
esteemed fellows citizen W. G.. Brown,
and Thomas T. DeBruler, Esq of
Rockport, en- route for Fernandina,
Fla, where they expect to spend the
Winter and improve their health......
The Evansville went out as full as
she could be stufed........,The Waua-
niti had full trip on herself and
barge.........The Edinburg had all she
could carry on the water. She dis
charged 300 bales cotton here for A
E. Shrader, Freight Agent of the
Evansville & Charlottesville Railroad
.........The troop of marines from Gin:
cinnati proceeded by the Edinburg to
the Emma Floyd, having given Law,
renee Carter security for their fare
Capt. Jim. Chenoweth stopped ovel
here, and goes up in the morning, OF
the Dwight Observation-Disclosures
Bachelor and Lawrence Carter were
in excellent health and spirit..........
Among the Edinburg's passenger
from New Orleans was Captain
an old time steamboatman, now a res
ident of Northern Ohio, who has beer
on visit to old friends in New Or
leans and Mobile. Many years ago b.
was book keeper for Mr.. s. E. Gil
bert, of this city. He was clerk of tn,
steamers Gen. Gaines, Patrick Henry
Gen. Jackson, Rainbow aud othe
steamers which have almost passes
from memory. Nevertheless, he is
hale and hearty young man. not owe
IS years of @so................Commodor
Jim Wise, with characteristic
liberality performed several acts G
genuine benevolence yesterday. b
sending several parties, who ha
been accidentally left behind by th
John Lumsden, through to Memphi
on the Wauanita. paying their fare on
of his own pocket. Capt. jim is on
OF Natures true nobility. and has
heart like an OK and hand alway
open to real objects of charity. TIL
men who got drunk and were le
over appealed to him in vain.......
Capt. John Ferrell was a passeng'
By the Wauanita, having deserted Il
Emma Floyd. He landed here to r
turn Captain Chenoweth's spectacle
which he had borrowed to ezamil
the rent in the side Of the Emn
Floyd.........E'he Commercial will
here this morning from Memphis.
The Falls City will be here to-di
from Bowling Green, enroute to Loui
ville......The Mary Miller aud Ami
did not get off from Memphis till Ia
night......."The Florence Lee goes
Eastport. at PM, to day, sure.
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Police MatteFs.

RrcoRBER's COURr-M WittGrd,
E,o. prssiding.-Peter Woods was
very drunk bowling drunk. He
held IN open knife in his hand, and
tbrsasened to use It diligently upon
any one Who approached hin. Officer
Wolf took him TO the lookup. where
ho axhausted his spleen by tearing
thinre generally. When called from
hfs gsH Jay m0Enius ae cid noi
rsesrDi-s che na1ne 81 YIN q Buen.
which hs gave when arrested. hae
Recorder thoneh5 10 would smell &c
sweet un3er any other uame, hued
YIN. O'B1ien s. = and sent Pster
Woods tie aek-uD - work is out.
Peer william Woods q bricn lace
COX q + Re might b he traditional
man who 5umrsd Lutc the briar Dusn,
81 i1l IF scratches.
sghul1at recorded On Fhe
books - 81 AmericaDs probably
fire sha way of writing his
1z m aruish himself trom tae
ba1 Hs Saws he is shoe
raker rom Chicago. 5us tae Re
sorzsr ai5 ae eeusids 3 ihat sufficient
from paying p dns of
.Ea1k
hrr vsz lled " ior
drulr Fe9rga ea7e e
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TIE Holy INEoCENTs' CLUB.-The
meeting ct this club for tonight, will
be at the residence of AIr. Charles
Kinks. "a Division, between Seventh
and Eighth. Let there Be a full at
tendance Of all the members. Meet
promptly at z o'clock.
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pRor. BUEOWITz s CoNCERT.-We
feel hat We can promise our readers
most pleasant entertainment this
evening &c he Opera House. Prof.
Bukowitz has a GLASS that IS capable
Of furnishing most charming music,
and ne are assured that the prepare
5oas for she coaoers are such that 1t
cannot prove anything else than a
success. 50 far as the performers are
concerned. The Professor himself Is
enc " our best musicians, and be viii
b. assisted By Prof. Warren and his
son ana other musicians who have
kfndl volunteered to contribute TO-
wards making ris concert UNUSUAL
attractive. We hope to see larg.
audience II the Opera House, becausl
re desire q have oLt people demon
ssrata shat they appreciate ever
tssoher whose Iabors are contributing
toward als7sting aud improving To
musiosI taste and talent Of the city
Let everybody remember the concert
The price Of admission Is only 2
ssnts. Reserved seats 80 cents.
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European Markets.

By Telegraph LONDON, nov %
Consols 90. Bonds quiet; United States
coupons of 1862, IS; 1865, t9H 1861 e4ts;
IO-40s g61S. Stocks steady: Erie 1873; It1-
nois Central u0H; Great Western M
LIVERPOOL, November 23.- Cotton de-
raand good at full prices; middlinR mp
lands %: Orleans 81; sales 1900 bales.
Breadstuffs steady. California wheat us
5d1lIs Sd i; old western spring IS "a winter
los 6dalOs I'd. Flour Us 90. No.2 corn BIS
03ls 3D. Oats 3 l0d. Beef aud pork I'M
changed. Short RIB middles 54s. New
lard 65s. TalloW z3s 81. Linseed oil de-
clining.
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tuesday, Nov. %, af 8 Z. n,
Evansville Fncampmsnt, No. 90.

EVan8VIIIC EHCaIHpW5NIs NU' "V'
The Officers and Patriarchs of Ev-
ansville Encampment, No. 20. are
hereby notified to meet at their Hall,
this TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29ih. at y
O'Clock. AM, to attend the Funeral of
P. III. P. HIRAM NELSON. Members
of other Encampments, in good stand
ing are cordially invited to attend.
By order of the Chief Patriarch.
w. d. ANDREWS, Scribe.
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Colfax Esbekah Degree Lodge.

The Officers and Members Of Col
fax Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 3. are
hereby notified to meet at their Hall,
this TUESDAY, Nov. 18th, at 9 o'clock
An, for the purpose of attending the
funeral of p. G. HIRAM NELSON.
By order of the Noble Grand.
BELLE REYNOLDS, Sec'y.
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A special session is held at J. l..
Kahn's Senate Restaurant, every
morning, at which an oyster lunch is
served. Quails and all sorts of game
daily. The best the market affords,
of both fluids and solids, every day
at the Senate, 1873 Main Street.
nnv4-tf
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Hayen't Left ToWa,

But removed the Weed Sewing Ma.
chine Office to No. 143 Main Street,
between Fourth and Fifth, where We
still are prepared to show up the
Weed. It is the only machine In the
market that gives entire satisfaction.
nov24 g. j. s. MINNIs, Agent.
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b Telegraph.l NASHVILLE Nov. q.
CoTTaE-0uenea auieGand closed stormy
al Ia1s for i0W ml1ahuR.
BULK AIR a--i21 FOR clear sides 81 fer
sheuiaera.
IS
GaHN@eo
JAMS H1cs white a. II,
EuUEa~@ ab8M
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novIO Bot

CHRoMos.-Fish and Barter have
just received q new supply Of these
beautiful pictures, which they are
selling at CRAFTY reduced prices. Call
and look at them. octZ7 #
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HEATING STOVES.
Memphis Market.

By telegraph MEMPHIS, Nov Is
Co1ro7T-Demapd light. but holders hrm
at 1850: receipss 7.7s3 bales; exports 2,l7o
bales. -- %
FLOUR-SuperfUe Winter a b5go ".
CoRN-DulI and prices dropping at o5c
OATs-47G60c.
HAY-S25025.
BRAF-e2la2l
TARD-l41<0l5c.
PoRK-S22 30.
BULK NEATs-Ehoulders SIC; sides 121zc
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PERSONAL. - Messrs. Church, OF
the internal Revenue Department,
Washington; W. II. French. Distil-
lery Surveyor. Of Indianapolis; and
Col. Wiles. Assessor of the Indianap-
oils District. arrived last night, and
are at the American House.
Col. SWint, editor and proprietor Of
the BoonVille Enquirer, gladdened
the city With his preseLee yesterday
&c informs rs that a silver mine has
been discovered in his neighbor
I hood.
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nov24-6t

A NEW ADVERTISING DoDGE.-
Every time lady who uses fragrant
ZoZoDoNT opens her mouth, she ad-
vertlses the article. The state of her
teeth is a certificate of its excellence.
No spot darkens their surface, no i'm
purity clings to them, the cushions il
which they are set are rosy, and the
breath that swells through them Is
sweet as the breeze of June.
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HG-Mr. A. o. Lisle. from b.
gardus' celebrated establishment,
New York, continues to make those
splendid pictures, at PaTkhill's, on
Second Street, near Locust, samples
of which are on exhibition all the
time. nov-24-1W
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B9-A fresh supply of Fresh Lake
Fish, Prime Mush Fed Oysters and
Canada Celery, just received by ex-
press and for sale at w. Ruhe & Co. s
Green Grocery, corner Second and
Locust, nov 1877
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RemOYal.

Messrs. Roach & Torian have re-
moved their stock of Hats, Caps, Furs
and Straw Goods, from No. IA North
First Street, to No. 30, Rees' Block,
formerly occupied by Messrs. Morgan.
Read & Co., where they will be happy
to meet all their old customers, and
as many new ones as desire to pur-
chase goods in their line promising
to sell them goods OF as low prices and
On as good terms as they can be
bought in Cincinnati or elsewhere.
The increased facilities afforded by
the large and commodious store now
occupied, will enable them to carry on
a much larger and more complete
stock than heretofore. and to trans
act business in q manner much more
satisfactory to themselves and Gus
toners. We ask you to call and look
through their magnificent stock. They
will take pleasure in showing you
through. nov26 tt
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TUESDAY, N0VEMBER 90, 1870
CITY NE WIS .

TuE Lisderkranz made Masonic
Hall ring with their music and dane
Ing last night.
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Kew York Gold ana Stock HEFket.
BY telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. q.
GoLD-Weak and duh all day; opened at
ia and closed at 1I3S Loans l92, carry
Ing CIearances about So, 100000.
MISUNDERSTANDING 3.
MoNEY-Market close at 495 per cent.
GoYERNMENT5-Etrme Stocks strong
and ADVANCED. State securtlles dnll.
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H[ Superior qualities Of Blank
Books at the JoURNAI Dice.
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Look Here, Everybody TO Your IN
teFests.

teFesss.
800 sacks family flour, at g 70 per
sack; also
500 barrels No. l choice peach
blow potatoes; and
100 twenty-five and fifty pound
sacks Of fresh corn meal.
so twenty-five pound sacks 81
buckwheat -four, expressly for family
use); also
300 barrels Western New York
apples, just received, and for sale
low, for cash, by
A. S. HAYHURsT & Co.,
No. 6 South Water Street.
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Post once Notice,

In order to conform to the change
of time on the q. & @. Railroad, the
following hours will be observed al
the Post Office In this city:
OFFICE HOURS.
General Delivery and Glass Boxes
open at Am. Closed from II: 10
PM. till 12:45 PM, for opening Noon
Mail. Closed at Pm.
Office open for Lock Boxes till
10:30PM.
Cashier and Money Order Office
open from z 80 An. till $50 PM
E. & c. RI. MAILS.
Forenoon Mail closes at 10 AN.
Afternoon Mail closes at 4 $50 n.
Mail arriving at NOon open at IZ:45
Pm.
Mail arriving at $3.50 Phi. distri-
buted for Lock Boxes at 1915 PM.
No other changes of Mails since
tie issue Of last Bulletin.
noV21-tfl john W. FOSTER, P. NJ.
Doors AND SHoEs.-The old estab-
lished boot and shoe house of John
Rasch, on Second Street, below Main,
Is the place TO 90 to buy your Winter
boots and shoes. His prices are
from ten TO twenty per cent. lower
than the Main Street stores, and be
has q larger and better stock of goods
than he ever had before. Come and
examine prices and the quality Of
goods. nov9-tk
80 Take pour Prescriptions to
BridWelPs Drug Store, corner Main
and Third Streets. and have them
correctly hlled With pure Drugs.
nov 2 r
9 N0llanas gold pens ars tie
a and ea9qest - asafTQatelE - ii
keh Barse nat28te
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FoR FAR5IERs.-We can not vary
last weeks quotation of prices very
much. Butter. potatoes, onions,
turnips and other produce are quoted
at the same figures as last week.
Notwithstanding the fine weather
eggs contiue scarce 1T q slight ad-
vance on last weeks prices, viz : 2 q
% cents per dozen. Thanksgiving
over, turkeys viii have slight rest
until Christmas, and prices viii weak
en-, especially as some were left over
Chickens continue in fair demand
with a preference for dressedat 23e
There is little or no change il
the price Of grais, although corn j
more readily taken. Barley is boughi
By the maltsters at soc to S5c pei
bushel.
/ Pork tends lower, the best price wt
have heard of being offered was So 70
gross weight. for an extra nice lot
and there has been no beef offered b!
the farmers in t3wn for a couple o
/ weeks.
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w. NJ. AKIN,
"a. CARLSTED

The Undersigned will continue
business It the old stand under the
present style OF Cloud, Akin & Co.
Have assumed liabilities and will
make collections. III. w. CLOUD,
noV29 1w w. III. AKIN.
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rhe Market Removal,
Mr.. Carpenter On the Police
COUNCIL CHANCES, EvAEsv1LLE,
y. ~ - l-..-- .. 1877

The Council met in regular session.
Preseut-Couneiinaen Eiless Van Ripper
Muhlhausen, RichRrut. Carpenter, Kerth,
schaum. Heilman and Doughty-a full
Board-his Honor Mayor BAKER, In the
chair.
The reading or the TQinutes was ON mo-
ton, deferred, with 11slructioGs 70 nave
-heul Er--Lan up ~ neL- mee--lg.
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CoUNCTL PRnCEEDTNGs.

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MORE BONDS :
HF. Van RIper Instruets the Mayer
in His Hutiess
Th9 Performing Mayors Salary
The Market Removal,
Mr. Carpenter on the Police
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For sHAWNEETOWN,C CAIRO, PADU-
Cab and MEMPHIS
The Low. Pressure Steamer
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The senate.

"SPALDINa's GLUE" useful in
every house. noVz6 35-eod
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-Asgsl and Fools Cap, and other
writing paper for sale at the JOURNAL
Once
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@w HOEBAW. UOVEMBER 2Stb,
~ 1870 one breast strap and Leather
Trtaces. The nmoer VIII please leave them
- 1yrssfer & Eurf's, corner o. Eighth and
Chasnut SIS. ana receive reward 70
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LOCAL NOTICES
I. 0. 0. F.

Morning Star, No. z. The Officers
and members of Morning Star Lodge.
No. z, are hereby notified to meet at
their Hall, this
Tuesday, Nov. 80, at 8 4. NJ
For the purpose of attending the fu
neral Of BRO. 2. G.. HIRAM NELSON.
Members of other Lodges In good
standing, are cordially invited to at
tend. By order of the Noble Grand,
&c. JAMESON, Sec'y.
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Round.
LOST

- r-ABwss 0vERsKERF. which the
- owner can nave % ealing At this
tz1.a ana pay ing for advertisement. Il
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TIE copartnersbip heretofore ex-
listing between FL. w. Cloud, w. NJ.
Akin and A. Carlstedt was dissolved
on the LIST of July, 1870, A. Carlstedt
retiring. II: w. CLOUD,
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A friend at Fort Branch writes
the JOURNAL thet Dir. Luther Abner
was seriously, if not fatally, injured at
that place. yesterday, BY the running
away Of his horses, BY which be was
thrown from his wagon.
While the workmen we're engaged
in hosting the galvanized iron cap to
the top Of the smoke stack at the Wa
ter Works, yesterday, one Of the guy
ropes broke, and the great mass fell
70 the scafolding just below the tor
Of the stack, grazing the head Of Dir
J. B. Mesker as it fell. Had the scat
folding been Of fimsy construction, a
is too often the case, It must have
broken, but thanks to the substantial
ideas Of Mr.. Olson, who put it up, il
stood firm, thereby saving the lives Of
several persons who were engaged n
assisting the work.
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WTEn.

SITUATION WANTED 81 A LADY
CD o. clerk on cashier II q sJoIe. Address
1oz -. cry. II
m EEhsaT-CEAss EEMALE COOK,
49, twh-ra preferred3. az the Damron
laouse. Alt. vernon lid. Six dollars PEI
week W1lL se paid a application Is made
Eu1n. noY-1
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s Ef0llana's gold pens ars TIE
t and eksa9est - ssi9aase.a = at
kh 8arteF aes2sie
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nEUSTGAa,.

Na G1 the GuIEAE. hCr particulars APP
IS u ~ arEeu 4 Lonyugtons CC- - Main
sfraet- n0V23-dlW
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-09

A PoruLAR EHRoR.-It il . general i'm.
preston among the people Of the United
States, that the snimal roaming the west.
ern plains, and known a. the buffalo. il
properly named. This Il entirely an error.
The true buffalo 10 not found on the Amer.
can continent at all, and besides IL IN ami.
NAL of different characteristics from the
American bison, crroneously called buffalo.
The buffalo, which Is chiefly found in Asia,
is considerably larger, and resembles the
domestic OK more nearly than the bison. 1t
is of lighter color. the fore shoulders are
less massive and shaggy than the bison, and
is of less ferocious or wild nature. The
50. called mountain buffalo" being some.
thing snuallkf and darker color than the
plains animals, have been termed by some,
bisons, under the impression that the two
latter were Of separate species Of the genus,
when in truth they are IDENTICAL and are
each bisons. The mistaken ideas about
these animals are wide spread, but II the
correct name IL used, 1t will be bisons. :
Wyoming Leader. ~.....
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-09

BEATS HORACE HAYES. James Hopkins
is the wcalthicst living Baltimorean. He ID
seventy. five years old, and bachelor, Of
Quaker descent. lie earned al his property,
$1,000, 900, million and half of which il
in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad stock. All
this stock, together with his magnifcen,
scat Of four hundred acres called ''Clilton, y
will he placed by Mr.. Hopkins 1t the dis.
posal of trustees, already selected, to found
the James Hopkins University Of the city
of Baltimore. The founder has made hi,
plans and specifications for the institution,
and, as he is man Of reading and of obser-
walton, great expectations have been form.
ed of the perfcctncss and enlightenment Of
the school.