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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-27

The supper at the nav Methodist
church on Georgia snd Ted essee streets
comes off this evening. Tho ladies hsv-
ing charge extend an invitation to their
city friends to be present. The street
cars will run till hslf-psst eleven O'Clock,
taking passengers within two squares of
the church.
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GREAT things will follow. Thus Her
zog & Bro. this morning address the
traders. Judging from the psA of this
mercantile institution, we know that
lively times are ahesd at that house
Their usual emphatic manner of giving
public notice of excitements around the
house, will attract the attention of all
people buying dry goods, and we may
look for big things, sure.
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FOR RIVER.
U. 5. MAIL a LINE

PASSENGERS by our lines nom FortSmifh
4 can go ak times q week, via Fayetteville
10 Neosho on the Southern Pactdc railroad,
B0 miles; or three times q week from Fort
Smith, 20 miles TO Fort Gibson; thence south
l65 mi, TO BoRgy Depot, and tIi-weekly
west $50 miles, via Fort Arbuckls TO Fort
sill or continuing south from Doggy s. miles
70 sherman and going eastward, by line Of
U. 8. Forts. SO miles 70 FL Paso; or southwark
nom sherman into Central Texas, or east to
Jefferson, Marshall. etc; or from
SHREVEPORT
by railroad, via Marshall to Longview and
westward into Central Texas; or sguthward
from Longvtew, via Huntsville to NayasOta,
100 miles, on Texas Central Railroad Passen-
gers entering Texas by
GALVESTON on MDzANOLA
meet our lines at the head of the various rail-
roads to all parts OF Texas, and run in hsttar
concert tina ever before, and In good style
generally, SAWYER q FICKLW,
ee1 sherman, Tezls.
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NOTICE.
Attention Ladicsl

Sale Of tickets for the thirty beautiful
prizes in our grand lottery scheme COM
mences this day. Tickets, 81
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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THE cheapest and best Dyeing and
Cleaning House In the city Is ct 246 Sec
ond street (Hunt & Hanson's old stand).
HANSON & WALKER.
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"a The city su bserfbers who fAI1 10 re
ceivs their papers promptly, VIII OhItge
N by sending word 90 this Oaice.
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ASPARAGUS RooTs.-A nice lot Of good
sized healthy plants, just received by
r. G. CRAIG & CO.,
81 and 379 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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jon LOCKE, 2S6k Msin street, hiss the
largest assortment Of Magazines, Pictoriels
and dailes In the city.
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EooNoMY.-Take your fall clothing 70
the steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
fHuut q Hanson's old standl 246 Second
Streot. HANSON a WALKER
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HYACIETH AND TULIP BULBS FOR
FALL PLANTING "A large and complete
of Dutch bulbs and hyaointh
glasses, just received at Crsig's seed
store,
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JAMES BACHMAN's Memphis ale and
beer depot removed to 276 Second street,
Ayres' building. opposite Court Square.
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Received daily per express by V. D.
Fuchs, Al Jefferson street.
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CHICAGO FIRK-Pictorisls Of il and as It
was. besides the largest variety OF the
leading monthlies. weeklies and dsilies,
III Joe Locke's, 2s6H Main street.
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SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
nauesry, hsad6d Book for tho Million
Marriage Guide-in another column. II.
hould Be read By AL,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of mothers are
constantly speaking in exalted terms Of
~commendstion of the magical effects of
Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup for soothing in
fants teething,
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS ct Browne
q Brownies, SIS Second street.
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ASK for our cheap gloves in blue, green
and medium colors.
Braided jackets, ofnsw designs, reduced
to close.
Velvet closks, superb designs, marked
very low.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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MASONIC.

FRESH OYSTERS and Lake Fish received
daily per express, by s. Clement, Y Besle.
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HEAT, COAFoKT AND EooNoET.-This
you viii get By having your CRATES Sc
eth Lemons Improvement. Csn At 2et
SssoDd street.
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FRESH OYSTERS

JUST oUT-A new style Hat, Leidy's.
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GREAT THINGS WILL FOLLOW.

Preparing for great disclosures, snd be-
ing Near the close Of the week, We an
nounce for this day and -morro bat
fang
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.--m GRd teIsg1.aphIe
OUR REAnKPIete commercial report
news anfrd page.
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RnoMs AND BOARD.

UoARO A good mont room and board, at
ID 10 -EcJnd strr = o6
nOARDhRs- $40 ay boarders with prop
N er reference. accom- nodstsd at l6 Court
street. h is the most central ard deslrs.
BILE ocaton for boarding IN Memphis. loE
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sPECIALTIES.
Five hundred Lsdles' new TIES
are open this morning.
Five hundred dozen of
LADIES' NEW KID GLOVES,
Flesh and fine o%Olors, open this morning.
We ARE. AS OF OLD, 4.
HE4nPUARTERs on
KID GLOVES.
NEW PRINTS & NEW DRESS GOODS
To-day.
We have Recommended lively operations,
and
LADIES
VIII hud henceforth Gt will all be pub
lishsd) Great Things at
HERZ0G's, 294 MAIN STREET.
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sTRAYEB Or STOLEN.

nORsE-Bsy horse; branded en- the should
er End bio wit the spanish brand; u
or Is hands b Oh; shod all round; 1 viii pay
libsrsliy for his celivery at my residence,
o. Fourth street. Chelsea, 7 at N. z. ana ].
". COohrau's saw mill, OF ~ river. Mem
phis. (oclD M. B. PAX ON,
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STEAM FITTING. Si5 Second street.
JUST RKoKIyED-Very nobbv Hat, at
IETDYJS.
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KID

KID GLUVESs
every shade, at reduced prices.
NEW soARFs, IN BEAUTIFUL SHADES,
SASH RIBBONS, all colors,
reduced to close.
A. sEEssRL q SON.
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FOR LEASE.
1857.

nWELLIHG-With 81 acres OF land, Oh
Rasz avenue. Apply 10
eW p A. CICALLA. 81 Shelby street
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RIVER NEWS.
BOsfs leaving To-day
River. weather and Business.

b0ais In PORT
James Howard. Belle of Pike. Phil Allin.
Legal Tender.
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First Circuit COurt-Heiskell, Judge.
On yesterday the evidence on the psrt Of
the plaintiff in the gas case wss closed. and
commenced,
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FaR SALE.

PPLETON's ENCYCLOPEDIA full sci,
y q volumes, $40 Inquire at ApPsA'
ONCE.
ow one fns Chester white SOW. Apply
y at&7H Main street.
IOTTAGE-A very nea aud convenient
= cottage at q great bargain good neigh,
barhood and close 10 street cars NOuLo
tak~ a hrst-clsss Al piano in part
Address 4. J., BUILDER
oc25 F0sIomoe-
or large lot on east side Of Bayou Gay
ogO. fronting about $50 feet on Court ano
70 on Madison street, Eultable SIZE ior Aciofs
or emo VIII be sold cbeap for cash
Ipaufrs OF T WfcEefshGm. I'D FOstomce
BUILDING, corner Jefferson and miro sIreeIs
EEULEAA fresh lot Of mules arrived last
W nights good lot OF mules end horses on
hand al all times, at FARES JAA.S
Stable, No. SS Second street. oeI
I ors On walnut street. on time Apply
IL at 80 Union 81. GEOa5h DLAOE.
No l COUNrER AND SHELVING for
a a grocery store. Also. one Stsarns a
Marvin's F~ire-proof Safe Apply 70
sen PARIEE 4 BARBERT. Nc. II Union st
N EsDENCE-A desirable residence, NO.
n Gg Jefferson street, 8 rooms and Eitcheni
good servants' house, stable and carriage
house. coal and wood house, excellent cistefn
under nsw shed, all in good repair price
low snd terms easy. Apply on premises. seq
- AW-HILL.-Ons A No. ! Steam saw-Mm,
y complete, with GriBt attached lorty-
horse powerl. Apply to J. A. OEI5H.
~ No. G5R Second street, Memphis.
pLUFF CITY MILLS. I0 Poplar street; in
g. good repair; VIII sell on easy terms, OF
r. FIX Main street.
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WANTS.

UJTUATIOE-By a good practical PsINTER
- fD ths country Address PRINTER APP
peal onioe, MEMPHIS,
or three rooms for house
h keeping; no children; rent must os moo-
crate: reference given ADDRESS or Ss1ton
Ate. W Jones & co s % Main s,r-eL
TTTUATION-Bv q No Ginner. Apply TO
- LIE. BANNING. 4Jeoerson.
@NPTOYwENT-rvo Southern ladies Of
r. eeuestion ard capacity desire employ
menf. best references given TnouhAnoi
rush 10 aid the unfortunate OF ChlcaGoi Mh.
Eui rfeT empinvmert to Soutnern ladiesT
Address VIRGINIA M {. u Union s1ISe
hrst-class dTugs and prescription
L clerk, in a good situation. address
OcT b, AoPeal 0I19
~TTUATTOV-Bv a young man ard his
- wifa-suderers by the late nre IN Uni.
csp e-ftuations in q family or hotel; ne
10 drive carriage. e garden, or eny,lnlnE
in a hotel at which he can pe useLuI y
tine: she 70 do second OF chamberWorK
~N MARK NEWTON.
Chicago Illinois,
"a before November Ist.
GEgT-For DUPLEX Wire Carriers sn5
"A other fast selling articles; ssm2ies malleO
fcr5 cents. NOVELTY
oais 81. Louis, No.
~TTUATION-As porter, driver OF delivery
- wagon OF Waterman, by a young man
WHO can give good references. Address n .
al this Office. 0c0
= ECOND-HAND Furniture, Feathers and
= HouAehOld Good OF all kinds ougnL Al
Is -eoond street. HI
HATJORITwenty NO. tailors 10 go n
Little ROcE, ARK. Apply 70
WOODBRIDGE. go Front street sen
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SEE Ir-A new style Hat at Leidy's.

COCAINE dresses the hair beautifully
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a PPLETONIs ENCYCLOPEDIA-A full set
y q volumes. SEQ Inquire at Appsal
0f4na Oh
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-12

Mr.. Campbell. in his argument
before the jury, described Mrs. Fair
as "A tender. sentimental and affec-
tionata hyena."
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-12
ORMSBY HOUSE,
Corner of Carson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
GEO D. FRYER. --- Proprietor

rINIIE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
l leased the 0rm by House would inform his
friends and the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly rt fitted throughout and put
in complete order fJs the comfort and pleasure of
all who may please to give him call.
The TABLE viii, al all times, be supplied with
all the substantillS well as tie uNures that
the market aft Itds. No pains will he spared 10
please guests and every attention will be paid to
their respective wants at all times
The BAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors,
Wine &c.
Attached to the House is BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tables of the latest improved
styles, with good cues, balls and iine light.
Also GEN ERAL STAG 4 OFFICE for the Stages
connecting with all the dierut lines Of StaEes
and Railroads running through this state and
California, and any Information in relation to the
same will be checriu!ly given at all times
Gn- Particular attention paid to booking Pas
seugers, calling them, &c. Nov. 3u-tf
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CRUSHED TO DEATH IN A CATHE.
ORAL CLOCK.

The bell-ringer in the Cathedral of
Wurtzburgh has perished, under very
singular circumstances. The church
possesses a splendid clock, with
ponderous and complicated works,
while a pendulum of proportionate
length vibrates to and fro with dull
and monOtonous "thud." Recently
the clock needed cleaning and the
ringer was deputated to seperin-
tend the work. though he ruefully
endeavored to be excused from the
task. 1t seems that he never willing
ly approached the belfry, from Ger
tain unpleasant associations. About
twenty years ago he had killed his pre-
| decessor in office, accusing him of
carrying on a criminal intrigue with
his wife. When brought to trial he
escaped the gallows owing to a de-
ficiency of legal proof.
The patronage of one of the Can
mons then procured him the appoint
ment vacant through the death Of
his victim. Hence, it is said, arose
his superstitious dread in connection
with the belfrv which was supposed
to be haunted by the ghost of the
murdered ringer. On the morning
when the clock was to be cleaned it
suddenly stopped: the bell.ringer
was nowhere to be found.
A workman from the town was sent
for, and ascended the tower, when
he was Mortified to find the pendu-
lum and lower works, dripping with
blood. Upon searching further, the
body of the bell-ringer was found
entangled in the works. fri9htfully
mangled and crushed. One suppo-
sition IS. that he committed suicide
by climbing up the pendulum and
then pitching himself into the mid
die of the machinery of the clock.
But thn wOnder-loving gOssips OF
the place. with thoroughly German
propensity for the horrible. declared
that the guilty man. upon reaching
the chamber wherein the works re-
volvcd. was horrorstruck by the ap-
partition Of his murdered predeces-
sor sitting astride the great balance
wheel OF the clock, and had been
drawn into the works by a species of
horrible and irresistible fascination.
SimilGrto that which the rattlesnake
There sat the specter. rubbing its
CORY hands with the hideous glee as
the victim was slowly drawn in
among the coggel wheels and rachets
of the machinery. An arOniZpl
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Rates of Advertising:

One square 90 lines) first insartiOn-....S3 So 90
Each Subsequent insertion. l %
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A. B. DRIESBACH.

II. ID. DN i IL y DHO IL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries,, Provisions.
Wines and Liquors,
Flour and Feed.
CrGCkery and TfrNare.
Hardware and Efosss.
Ii laStin and sporting
Powder,
safety Fuse.
Clothing. Boots ard Shoes,
California Lime,
Plaster Paris,
Eastern Cement.
Eastern Hair,
Whiting,
Window Glass,
Paints and Oils,
Wall Paper,
Window Shades,
Picture Cords.
Patent Curtain Fixtures.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-12

i serious gentleman was set all
aback the other day when he asked Il
farmers wife how she made sausagHS.
and received for an answer. lake
your in n'arJs, scrapc EN-, scald and
stuff EN-"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-12

Cincinnatians in the theater take
off their boots and place their stock
ened feet on the top Of the seats in
front OF them. That is the latest
fashion.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-12
THEAIEIf SALOON!
The Oldest Public House In the
State of Nevada.

'g,IIIs POPULAR SALOON. FRONTING TIE
/ CARSON TIIHATEE. i, still under the mtl-
agement # the original rroprcto 9" who, thrnE
fuI for past ftvors, iHyite the atgca-iJa oi the
public to their first class stock of
WINES, LIoUCRs AND CIGARS.
n O" EAc0tcE -E0LI,
The Fines. and Most Commoiions Hall in the
State can be secured for Dances Concerts. etc, ,
by application to the undersigned, with tho inva-
riable understanding that we reserve to ourselves
the bar-room. hat-room and dining Apartment.
MOORE PARKER, PrOpretors.
Carson, Nov. S0 1870.
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4 Maine drug clerk gave sick
horse some opium for aloes. The
owner Of the animal proposes to
shoot the clerk in a fit of insanity
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Cr-RF FOR 4 CANCER. piece of

CURE FOR \ CANCER.-A piece of
sticking plaster was placed around
the cancer Ia little larger than the
cancer. so that the cancer and a
small circular rim of the healthy
skin next to it was exposed; then a
plaster made of chloride of zine.
blood root and wheat flour and water,
was spread on Il piece of muslin
the size Of this circular opening. and
applied to the cancer for tWcnty-tOUr
hours On removing it the cancer
will be found to be burned into. and
appear of the color and hardness of
an old shoe sole, and the circular
rim out side of it will look white
and parboiled, as if scalded by hot
steam. The wound Is now dressed
and the outside rim soon separates.
and the cancer comes out in a hard
lump, and the place heals up. The
plaster kills the cancer and it
sloughs ont like dead flesh, and
never grows again. This remedy
has been carefully tested and proved
successtul.- EX.
In the office Of 4 New York paper
there stood III type the report OF a
sermon. and a paragraph about the
career of a mad dog. In making
up these two got mixed, and the
readers Of the paper. next day. were
astounded by the following mel
ange. The Rev, James Thomson
preached to Il large audience last
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-12

Never attempt to form an opinion
of q woman by her sighs.
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Terms OF subscriptions:

One copy, one year. by mail 90
one copy, six months, by MALL. 10 90
one copy, three months, by mail. 90
NONE FORWARDED UNTIL PAID FOR.
EE-Deliverrd by carrier to town sub
scribers at 80 cents per week.
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Chr 5ajln Statr Aeojster,
Published Daily. Mondays Excepted,)
PERKINS & STREET.

OFFICE-Rail-s Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
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MIXED Schools 1T THE SoUrH-The mis-
chieVoSs Gtttmp to establish mixed schools of
white and co,0red in Louisiana has resulted. a.
nigh; have been anticipated. most disast-ouslv.
The hLite.ing created has destroyed the useful
EtsSof tie schools, for both white and colored
The attendance Is greatly reduced, and the ex-
pensc Ct public instruction greatly increased.
In NcrcECuse Parish there are twelve schools.
each having twelve or fifteen pupils. Each
sehoO! has teacher az SO a month, 50 that the
1so pupils cost Ss,64O per annnm at the least
Al che time there were few advocates for
mixed schools Ter this District, but the imPolicy
OF the measure has been so abunlantly demon
sirafed that We are not likely to have it Jain re.
Vived.
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The Approach OF the Cholera.

Tie cable day by DAY announces the steady
advance OF the cholera. and we now hear Of at
the German commercial cityof Hamburgh which
IS in close communication with this country
through the large number Of emigrants passing
through there on the way to the United States
The danger therefore is threatening and should
insure the same vigorous attention TO sanitary
matters in our cities that is being displayed now
n European cities 1t will not DO to RELY upon
the superstition that the disease may be of mild
tyIC, Or & at It will dwinjle on the approach of
cool weather. It's most malignant work
IN Russia has been in mid-winter, and
the history OF its progress in its great
marches over the world shows that il travels
with relentless certainty in all seasons. The
most terrible campaign made by the great
plague extended from 1871 to fS2S. Leaving its
permanent lair in the miasmatic marshes of
India, in 1871, it passed through Central Asia,
reaching the eastern borders OF Russia in 1922,
Moscow in $50, and St Petersburg in 1851. In
the same year il spread over Central Europe
and appeared at Sunderland, England, in Octo-
bcr- 1t reached Edinburgh in January and
London in February, 1852 In June of the same
year il had crossed the Atlantic to this country,
appearing first at Quebec. Two days after it
reached Montreal, and on the Dist of that
month il made its dreaded advent at New York
Thence it spread rapidly to all parts of the
country, getting to Philadelphia, Rochester and
Albany in July; to Baltimore, Washington and
Boston in August, and South and West as far as
New Orleans and Cincinnati in October. This
scOurge made another visit TO this country in
1884, but since then has not appeared here as an
epidemic, though it has appeared at various
points as an endemic.
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ny -Collax positively discIaims having auv
aspirations for the Presidency, saws he is an OF
aLG cut Grant man, and that his declared Dur
Pose Ct retiring from public life was entirely sin
ceTe. 1tose who lack faith in politicians, as we'll
a. princes, viii perhaps stiu insist that Mr..
ColiaN only declines, a. tie Duke of Chester did
the crown, in order TO secure the prize; but we
see 10 reaSon 10 Doubt thar he means just what
lie says. anu hat lac has no intention of re-enter-
ing pubic life. Bot i i quite likely that some
CT the cEtnies OF the President in the republi-
can ranks in looking about for an available
candidate 10 set up in opposition to Grant have
settled UPCn Mr.. ColfaN Is their man. In con-
fImation Of tLisw note that the Nashua n. ny
Do u TsiCgroFA and one OF two other pancrs
have already Placed the name of Schuyler Col
fax at The head Of their columns ssFOr President
IN ie'2-sulject to tie choice of the Republican
National Convention"
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Inc "e9tneF.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Of CHEF Siganr Orr,

WAR DEPARTMENT., O5fce Of Chef SigaaI OTo,,
WARRINGTON, u. O., Sept 2 l3yI-lOa IN
Try sYN ., FOR THE PAST TWENTY FOUR HoURs-
Inc highest barometer has moved from the Ohio
Naiey cry slowly nOriheastward into Pennsylyania
sH mest Virginia AID the pressure has risen de-
SSloediy from vermont TO Georgia and westward To
Lake Michigan and Alabama; and to a less extent
from rom mIssourl to Lake Superior and the Gulf
has pow begun to fall on the coast Clear weather
nS oeen very generally repOrted except on the
and rain have prevailed. Increasing northeasteriy
NIP are now prevailing on the east Atlantic coast
ah1 hght northeast winds on the south Atlantic and
Su1 coasts. Northwesterly winds on the middle
westward TO the Mississippi ~
PR0BABTLIIIEs.-Cleara and pleasant weather will
probably continue during the day from Wisconsin to
tennessee and eastward to New York and the At
lantic. Falling barometer with threatening weather
viii probably advance into New England from the
eastward Cloudy weather, with light rains extend
INTO the interior of the Gulf States Failing baron
Lake Superior. W
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Government Securities.
Markets Today.

bid: 52IS asked. '' "i1i -
IA HiihLIlSoRs September 2-Cotton nominal. Flour
eSi ana held hTD Wheat dull; choice hite, 81 20
eh"lee, &a 20: good red TO prime, 81 s0a 90
sI.0a 81 81; Pennsy lvania, 81 ssaSI AZ Corn Arm
STi yellow southern, T0S72; mixed western. 69l7O.
Oais hIm, at 45aSO. Provisions unchanged. Whisky
NV YORK, September 2.-Stocks strong and ac-
ne G9yerIments steady. Virginia 6s, s.; do. new,
"a. North CarOlinas. Az; do. new, 81 Gold
steady, a. l2ssl275 Exchange long, g. do. short o.
NEw YORK, september 2.-flour dull and decin-
hIner.
LoNDos, September 2, II 30 a. m.-Consols opened
S.s: lsess old, s3a; lsG s2sl; Oi0s, 81.
LONDON, September 2, 30 m.-Conools closed at
49, for both Bonds of lS62 49, 1866 old e3s.: Iss
gs9; 10-40s, ST NV