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EMPIRE HOTEL !
jHiI MAIN STREET, SHASTA, 3i:il
JOHN v. SCOTT, Proprietor.

"HE PROPRIETOR OF THIS FAvORITE
Hotel takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends and the public generally that he has re-
fitted and re-furnished the establishment through
out, and is now prepared to entertain guests in a
style equal to any other house in Northern CAL
ifornia. The PARLOR and ROOMS are large
and commodious, and the BEDS and sleeping ac-
comodations unsurpassed.
THE TABLE
will always be supplied with everything the mar
kets of this locality afford, and every possible at
tention will be paid to the wants of guests, and
pains spared to render them comfortable.
At the BAR none but the best brands of Wine,
Liquor and Cigars viii be dispensed to customers.
The Oregon L Cal. Stages arrive at and leave
this Hotel daily.
CORRAL g. STABLE.
Attached to this establishment is good COR
RAL and STABLE where Teamsters and others
can always find an abundant supply of HAY and
BARLEY at reasonable prices.
JOHN V. SCOTT.
Shasta, june 10th, 1859. jels
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

DISTRICT COURT.
A. NJ. RosBoRoUGH, Judge.
TERNs-Second Monday in March June and
November.
COUNTY COURT.
c. c. BUSH, Judge.
TERMs-First Mondsy in January, May and
September.
PROBATE COURT.
c. C. BUsH, Judge.
TERMs-First Monday in February, April June,
August, October and December,
BOARD OF SUPERVISOR S.
Lorin Scott and j. n. Logan, G. c. Schroter.
TERMs-First Monday in February, May August
November.
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Shasta Chapter, No. 9, r.. A. Nj.

A A. Dobrowsky, II. P; Benz. Shurtlcf,
N~1K.; John V. Scott S.; D. P Bystle, C.
NJ H.; J. Isaacs, P. S.; ]. N. Chappell, R.
\A. c.; L. Weliendorff, NJ. Sd v; G. C.
Schroter N. I'd v; Chas. Anderson, lst "; D.
We'll, Treas; G. 1. Taggart, Secy.;J F. Scammon
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Northern Light Lodge, No. 100, f. & A.
NJ. MillyilIe.

~ ii. F. Ross, W. NJ. J.. P, Webb, S. W.
1NLA Henry johnson, J. W; DR.. Guptill Sec
M ID. c. Stevenson, S. D.; johnson Fonde
w J. D.. Robt. Boyce, Marshal. A. Will
liams and George Williamson, Stewards R. f
Martin, Tyler.
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Shasta Encampment, No. Ii, L. O. o. f..
- Chas. Mcdonald, C. P. w. P. Hartman
A2E H. P; c. Anderson, S. w.; G. R. Knox
Scribe. L. Garrecht, Treas. W. " Elmore
J. W. Night of meeting I'd and 4th Wednesday
of each month.
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Shasta Council. No, 6. F. "a MI,

Shasta Council, No. 6, f. & A. M.
N J. Isaacs, I. I. M; A. Dobrowsky, D. 1.
ExA NJ; D. P. Bystel. G. c. w.; John V. Scott,
Treas; L. Wellendorf, Recorder J. N. Chap
pel, of g.; Chas. Anderson, Conductor
G. G. Schroeder, Steward; Grant 1. Taggart Mar
shall. j. r Scammon, Sent.
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Shasta Lodge No. 81, 1. o. o. F.

.sss<ss. William Jackson, N. GIL. Terry,
s@SEV. g.; G. R. Knox, Secy.; Chas. Nc
-zssss7SsS Donald, 7. Night of meeting, Mond
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Alexis the NaEaI school.

ASEAPOLB, MD., Nov 2l.-The Grand
Duke Alexis and suite, accompanied by
Secretary Robeson, arrived here at 10 A.
NJ Owing to the weather but few per-
sons gathered at the depot. The Prince
and party entered Il carriage and were
driven to the naval grounds. They were
received by battalion OF marines, with
orders to present arms, A band station
ed on the right played the Russian air, at
the same time salute Ol 81 guns v ere
fired from u battery on the play grounds.
The party were received at the SupBlin.
tendenps quarters by Commodore Ward-
er. The Prince was introduced by Secre-
tary RObeson. The visitors then proceed.
ed to the parade grounds where the ca.
diets went through the usual military
drill and parade, saluling the Duke as
they marched past, The parade being
over, the gunship Santee was visited,
where another national salute Of 81 guns
were fired. After passing through the
ship the party inspected the various dc.
partments of the Academy. In the Ord
nance Museum the battle flags captured
in the COrGA were the objects of special
interest
The inspection of departments being
over, at 1880 P. NJ they returned to the
quarters OlthG Commander, where a large
party had assembled and the guests were
invited TO pNrtake Of a collation.. Alexis
responded tOa toast TO the Emperor OF
Russia, by ono to the President of tho
United States. Admiral Possiet respond.
ed to a toast to the Russian navy, with the
following The prosperity of the remark.
able institution we have just inspected,
may it continue its great usefulness, and
produce more men like Farragut, Porter
and Warden to adorn their countrys
history.
The Duke and party left at 9 o'clock
for New York, where the Grand Duke
will remain until abOLt the 9th OF DeCem.
Der, when he will visit Boston, Albany,
and thence proceed West, after
which he will visit some of the southern
States.
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BELGIUM.

BRUssELs, Nov. 24.-The action of the
Chamber Of Representatives yesterday, in
voting TO support the Government In tho
appointment of M. DeDGCkGr to be Gov.
ernor of the Province of Luxembourg, gave
rise to another exciting debate to-day.
During the discussion the members Of the
left demanded that the Ministry tender
their resignation
The Independence Belize to-day says II
has reason to believe that the Government
Of France has notified that OF England Of
its intention to terminate the information.
al commercial trcuty.
The Chamber finally adjourned until
Tuesday next. Subsequently mob as.
sCmbled before the residence of Mr. Ma.
thomb, q member Of the Right, whOmade
himself particularly obnoxious In support
ing the appointment of NJ. dc Decker, and
became very disOrderly, their actions Cul.
mnating in smashing the windows of the
house, So violent were the manifestations
of the mob that an alarm was sounded,
and the civic guard mustered in strong
force. There Rro fears Of serious disturb
AnCgg,
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-The Missouri
School Of Mines was inaugurated with
appropriate ceremonies at ROlla, Mo-,
yesterday. There was large attendance,
Including quite u number Of prominent
gentlemen interested in science and Gdu-
cation, and members Of the Legislature.
Addresses were delivered by Prof Reed,
President of the State University; Prof
lIager, late State Geologist; Jas. Mon
teith, State Superintendent Of Public In
Of the School, and others
The course Ofstudies will include Gngi.
neering, mechanics, geology, mineralogy,
mining and chemistry. The School Is
situated in district rich in mineral re-
sources, where the wealth of the earth
may be made the study Of the students
and practical demonstrations given with
little labor.
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The Mllwnnkee Firemen. /.

MILWAUKEE, November 2l.-The Chi
cago Tribune Of this morning makes an
amende honorable for It's slAnderous arti.
Gle of Sunday on the Milwaukee flremen.
The article appeared without the knowl.
edge and in the absence Of the respOnsl.
bic editor. Tho tribune says: "EvidenCe
has been made before us which convnces
us that tho charges were wholly unfound.
cd, 80 far rs the Milwaukee tiremen are
concerned, and we presume they were
equally devoid Of foundation rs regards
the others. We tender them our apology
for the injustice done to them and render.
ed TO uJ In the hour of calamity no city
has befriended us more zealously than
Milwaukee none has stronger or moro
lasting claim upon us than Milwaukee
her citizens, her mayor, and her tiremen
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BY TELEG RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntellIgencer.
(By the Western Union Line.
Ohleo HoFth'West cor. ol Main and Monroe sts)
WASHINGTON.
The Kentucky CLAIM Case.

WASHINGTON, November M.-Tho ar
gumCnt in the mandamus case to compel
Secretary Boutwell, to issue warrant for
the payment Of the Kentucky war claims
began in tho Supreme Court to-day, At
torney General Ackerman appearing for
the Secretary Of the Treasury,
Reports were received at the Signal
Office this morning from RniEalo, Oswego,
Rochester, st. Pau, and Toronto, Canada,
indicating at these stations, at five
o'clock this evening, that snow was falling
at Burlington, Vermont, and Montreal.
The management Of the Russian Lega-
ton passed, to-day, from Catacazy to Gen.
GOrlOlF, whose residence has been at Hart
ford. Asa military attaChe OF the Lega-
tiOn this gentleman will be very AcceptA-
BILE to the executive authorities in hisnew
position. This change relieves the Presi.
dent Of the unpleasant duty, which Cata.
CaZy's conduct had otherwise made nc.
Ccsssity, of sending his passport to the
Minister, and may be regarded as a practi.
cal compliance with the request of this
government for his recall. 1t Is under.
stood that Catacazy has been ordered by
his government to wait upon the Grand
Duke during his tour OF this country, and
to return to Russia Immediately on It's
close.
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LOUISVILLE.


LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. M.-Two NO.
gr0es, N, Il. Harper and Geo. A. Griffith
were to-day admitted TO practice in the
Kentucky Courts. They were examined
and licensed yesterday, and to-day took
the attorneys oath,
Helen Park Is again growing worse,
but Eyalino continues improving. Both
had wounds in the head from the muir
derer's Ak, from which portion of their
brains ran out, The excitement in Clarke
county, Indiana, on account the tragedy
has not died out. The charges against
the suspicious white men who instigated
the bloody deed are being secretly inves.
tigated A number Of negroes are leav-
ing the county, Mrs. Taylor, the wife Of
tpQylOr, who Was said N A9 the
one VINO struck the brutal blows, Iiis gone
to Chicago, where her daughter ID wash.
Grwoman In hotel. The Grand Jury Of
Clarke county meets on the lst pnximo,
when 1t is probable that some Of the
lynChcrs will bo indicted
Early this morning u public school
building at Bedford, Lawrence county,
Indiana, was burned to the ground, con.
suming the books, papers, furniture and
apparatus. The building was one Of
the finest in Southern Indiana, and cost
about $4,000. No insurance. The fire
Is believed to have been the work of an
inCCnliary,
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SAN FRANCISCO.
The Apncbe,s to be E1terminated

The ApnChe's 10 be EXterminated'
SAN Francisco, Nov. 24-Gen. SEQ.
field, Commissioner Of the District of the
Pacific, has issued a stringent order con.
cCrning the operations against the Arizo-
m ApaChes, the effect of which will be to
compel them to choose between going
upon the reservation, being protected and
fed, and remaining there, or GXtermina.
tiOn. The order meets with firm apprO.
val and ii Is believed IL carried out, will
settle the question and give lasting peace
TO the territory.
Eight MarGuSas Islanders, alleged
mutineers from the crew Of the whaling
bark Roman, Of New Foundland, were
brought here from Tahiti this week, for
trial, but the captain has gone East, and
II Is probable there will be no prosecution.
The weather continues extremely hot
and dry.
The trial Of the great breach oipromise
and seduction suit Of Miss Leata X. Tur.
ner, formerly a school teacher, but subse.
quently nm employe in the United States
Mint here, and subsequently in the Treas.
ury Department at Washington, q daugh.
ter Of the late Admiral Turner, Of the
United States Navy, against Senior Cali.
dOnia Ortis, banker OF HermOsillo,
Mexico, divides public attention with
IIowes contested will case. The plain
tiff claims that she was seduced under
promise of marriage while acting as gov.
erness for his children, and that the Grim.
inal intimacy continued for several years
there and In this city. She claims $780,
900 damages.
Details Of the WiCkenburg, Arizona,
massacre leave no possible doubt that 7.
NJ Loring, OF Wheeler's expedition was
killed by the Apaches.
The Arizona Ciiiea states that the Ia.
test information leaves no doubt that
the Caches are nj Canada, AlOmOzO.
Hine, arrested here for the robbery Of
the National Bank at Great Darlington,
Mass, confeAses everything. He will be
taken back Immediately for trial.
1t Is currently reported that the Stock.
ton and Coppefapovili & Stockton Visalia
Railroads have been sold to the Central
Pacific, which, with the exception of the
short line Los Angeles Co., now owns
every railroad in California,
Gov Stanford's horse trotted, yesterday,
three miles on the Union course-time
2ISl, 210, t:i0t.
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New YoRK, Nov. A.-The following
are the comparative cotton statements
The total receipts from Sept. /, 1870, were
OiG,7Ol bales; same time this year, TO-
1884 bales. Tho total exports from Sept.
I, 1870, were 444 ,0Sj bales; same time this
year, 333,425. The stock at all United
States ports last year was 8j2,l77 bales;
this year, 8Gl ,O39 bales. At the interior
towns last year were 72,S7i bales; this
wear, G7,O56 bales. At Liverpool last
year, 274,OOO bales; this year, $4,000
bales American cotton nfloat for Great
Britain last year were 92s,00O balesj this
year, i2,4O0 bales.
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ST. LOUIS, November 2L-ThO steamer
Andy Johnson, belonging to the KeOkuk
Packet Company, struck snag some
seven miles above Hannibal, Mo-, at four
o'clock yesterday. She lies in six feet Of
water and can be easily raised, II tho ice
does not run too heavy. Her passengers
and crew will probably remain aboard
until taken OIL by some passing steamer.
CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-Capt. Lee, OF the
steamer Andy johnson, which was sunk
yesterday thirteen miles below Quincy,
arrived atQuinCy this morning. lie re.
ports that while in the texas he was mott.
fled that the boat was sinking. He i'm
mediately ordered the boat to be run on
the bar near at hand, but before the boat
could reach the bar she sank in six feet
of water. She had u large freight and
many passengers. The latter were all
saved. The steamer was valued at $70,-
OOO
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NASHVILLE.
LECTURE ny TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL
MOVER,

LECTURE ny TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL
MOVER.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 24.-L U.
Reaves, of 81. Louis, leCtured at the capi.
tol tonight before the members of the
Legislature and citizens of Nashville,
relative to the removal OF the Seat Of
Government from Washington. The lee.
turo inCulcated the spirit Of patriotism
and love Of the Union but contended
that the seat of empire demanded more
central point for the national capital and
buildings commensurate with the present
and future greatness Of the Republic
Much interest was manifested on the
subject.
The Frcedmcns Savings Institute, q
large ediilce was dedicated tonight II
waa built by ColOred men, and the bank
is under The control Of OOlored men, haV.
ing been Tor some years in successful
OpCrAtiOn
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-Four boys between the ages Of 10 and
IA, were sentenced Friday, 10 two years
imprisonment in the Connecticut State
Reform School, for committing eight bur.
glarles recently.
An explosion of gas occurred at the
State House, in Trenton, N. D., Friday
morning, blowing out an end WALL and
shatlering the side walls, No one in.
jured.
Julia Ward Howe, Lucy Stone Black.
well, and other prOmident advocates of
womAn's suffrage attending the Mass Con.
vention Mt Pittsburgh, addressed The Con-
vention Friday night
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2l.-The Board Of
Alderman to-day passed an ordinance
granting to the Newport & Cincinnati
Bridge Company all the privilege desired
~ the crossing OF Eggleston avenue and
hiigour street. No doubt every facility
VIII De granted by the city that Is neces.
sary 10 an easy approach TO the bridge,
ana TO carrying out the improvements
which are projected on grand scale by
the Pennsylvania Central Company.
Capt Miller, of the canal boat Fashion,
Of Hamilton, Ohio, in attempting to climb
from the boat 10 tho side OF the lock
through which he was passing, at Lock.
port Ohio, last Tuesday, slipped, and
falling between the boat and the side OF
the lock, was so crushed that he died last
night.
j.. IL, Nelson's business house md ad.
Joining property at Jonesboro, Indiana,
were burned carly this morning. Loss
from 5000 IN $4,000, mostly insured Ia
Cincinnati Companies, Supposed lurrn.
diarism.
j, Terry, a brakeman on tho Bellelon.
tame IL indianapolis railroad, was caught
between two cars while coupling at Gale.
donia, Ohio, last night, and was fatally
crushed.
A movement Is on foot here to secure
the National Convention in aid Of move.
ment to secure the recognition Of God in
the Constitution.
January 3lst was designated at tho
meeting yesterday OF the Ohio State HOr.
ticultural Society, now in session ut Mil.
ford. Verbal local reports were con.
tinued. President Warden made lengthy
and interesting remarkJ on his personal
observations and experience during the
year. Col. Norris, Of the Rural Men
Yorker, spoke Of the grape culture on the
Lake shore. G. w. Campbell, OF Dea.
ware gave observations OF crops in Cen.
trail Ohio.
A communication from the War De.
partmcnt relative to tho application Of
meteorological observations to the Signal
Corps for the benefit of agriculture was
received and referred. Obstacles to reach.
ing a remuneratiye market received atten.
tiOn.
In the evening NJ. B. Bateman, of
i.,,,, aitios''ro, ucIlVUITu al aSaIcss uh riVr,
lCulture lor tiio nllillon, al'er Whlch Tue
% %eIecuoh OF olIicers l3r lhe ensuing year
IesuiteS ~ y, lOlloWs Iresluehl, "a. NaT'
1en, VI GiSVeLanu; vice ffGslu6hi, MI
Onhc[ o' Daytohi eecFGAry, NJ. d. DaG' %
RanI ma VI asiResVillei ~ sme;,.,i lrcuSurer J' W.
NuiinaIii Sr,in ~ VI NVllnlncr' ,,.,., D.-,
lhc OommlIlee on Auln'erlnn report
TGrG E,,i1, CHOSEN Us W loiLoWs' y Icy melh, ol
~ TI'nSoH ~ county ", ~ 9lcals, .. OlcT,non,
n. n. ,,,,,,1 ", lLchnTHu, o. Mon'golhgTyi W; r.
UmiogI, hoM' ~ TL,Inos " n,usNi"gu' "Hu DE- "'Dun
iIlrI, NJ v v. a''9t! UoIlalneL. = ...,,.... ,n
{, J. ne 4, examination Oh witnesses G lor lhe
Dmic ', VI w DlackDurn.hoyell murder
lr'tl ~ Nn,lllcolhG was cVnIlnuel tG.uay.
q uaSotG speclal says Lrol LOCK- OF
.llls City, VINO examined lhe contents OF
Y Ine d,i. s,iionlaCn, ss'u 10 nave gGen Mlss
Loyens, believed lhe person dleG from
'tIlcInIIc' !. .,0,.V WITNESSES were examined
Lelnti'G !. .,I 10 Ine appearance Ol lhe gfoIhu
~ ~ tiV ioCanty OF lle Douy, one teslllylnS
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
VlsIt or Chinese EmbnssY 10 Thlers

Visit of Chinese Embassy TO Theirs.
PARIS, Nov. 2l.-Thiers received the
Chinese Embassy yesterday evening, The
Chief Ambassador expressed tbo hone
that the treaty relations between France
and China wonld be maintained, to which
Thicrs replied; "Your Government must
give proofs that our missionaries und Con.
suls arc respected. This Is absolutely
necessary for the preservation of peace
between France and China.n The Presi.
dents tone was emphatic, and the Am.
bassadors Withdrew deeply impressed.
A large number OF sympathizers with
Emperor Napoleon to-day made a do.
in his honor, They tray
erscd the Faubourg st. Germaine with
shouts Of "Vive Napoleon p No ut.
tempt was made by the police to interfere
with the demonstration.
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MISSOURI.

KANSAS Cry, Mo, Nov. 2i-The re.
ports circulated concerning the obstruc-
lion by snow Of the Kansas Pacific rail.
road are essentially untrue. Both that
road and the Union Pacific suffered an
obstruction from the great snow storm
and gale which ragged in Colorado, West
ern Kansas and Nebraska on Friday, the
l7th inst, but the Kansas Pacific was
opened throughout within fOrty.eight
hours, and trains havesinCu run regularly.
No trains were dri0Cd in,
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Nov. A-Thc Commission
upon the Budget to-day reported to the
Reichstag scheme for the maintenance
Of the army. They estimate the annual
expenditures for the regular troops, based
upon n force Of 401 500 men, exclusive of
officers, at about $0O,353,0O0, and recon.
mend an appropriation Of $225 per head
for that number of enlisted men for the
ensuing three years. Parliament has not
yet taken action upOn The subject.
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En.t L,yerpool Postmaster Arrested.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 24.-C. II. Arm.
strong, Postmaster at East Liverpool, o.,
was arrested and brought here to-day, at
the instance Of Special Agent Baldwin, OF
the POstOfllce Department, charged with
Withholding money order funds. lie was
held to bail by United States Commis.
sioncr White in the sum of $4,000 to an.
swer ut the January term OF the United
States Court. Mr.. Baldwin assured a
gentleman in the service today thai
offences of this kind would he prosecuted
with extreme rigOr hereafter.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2L-The Times
announces a compromise between Charles
Morgan, proprietor Of the Opeleousas
railroad, and the Mobile, New Orleans &
Texas Railroad, which will insure early
completion Ofboth roads TO Texas.
AT the State Fair there was large
crowd. The public school children nj.
tended by invitation. The weather Is
warm; the mercury at noon, was 79.
It Is believed Gov. Yarmouth will ap.
pointa Lieutenant Governor The con.
test has commenced; aspirants are numer.
nua
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The Weather To-day.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPICE OFTHE CniEP SIGNAL OPPIuER,
WAsnIHuTON, d. c., Nov. 2l-730 :. n.

WAR DEPARTNgNT,
OPPICE or THE CniEP SIGNAL OPPIuER,
WAsnrSOTON, D. c., Nov 2i-73O :. N. !
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably rise, with
partially cloudy weather, Saturday, in the
Southercn States, and remain low with
cloudy weather in the Gull States and
Texas. A faling barometer, with rain,
will continue in New England, with brisk
southeast winds veGring 10 the West
Saturday A. NJ. Brisk SOuthwesterly winds
will continue tonight on the lower lakes,
with diminishing force, and Westerly
winds, with partially cloudy and clearing
weather will prevail for a short time on
Saturday. The falling barometer and
warm ram in Oregon will probably move
eastward, preceded by extended cloudy
aud threatening weather on Saturday
North and West Of the Ohio valley. eau.
tionary signals will continue for this even.
ing ut New York, New London, Boston,
Portland, OswegO and Buffalo.
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Meeting of ohio Democratic Cone
mitteC.

COLUMBUS, November 24.-Thc Demo
cratic State Central Committee was in
session here to-day Geo. II Pendleton,
Geo. w. Morgan and Senator Thurman
were present. The financial management
of the TALL campaign was reviewed and the
committee adjourned to meet again on
the o1l of February next.