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Georgetown Advertisements

WAY DOWN BELOW CO>T."-Pr,tf-alv.
u an sei:!us ~ Dollar Goods below c-S
1l6-a J. {. NICHOLS.
POTATOES POTATOES .
500 bushels Jscksap WHITE POTATOES IN
prime order and ter sale az very low rr.,.s ir -
10 ny pCiSEaseTsb y q. WATERS,
z!L.-L- 100 y af.- -ttae'.
sRY GSOps CHEAPERTHAN EYER'-Mears
- selling ~ an Kinds Of Sumner Dress ID Pa
aso!s' san Umbrellas Csss mrres, LINEN IiriIIs xrd
an sumner Goods. without -e-arf r. ~ =, raE.
room Tor Eali stock. v e. have a P-muarr d .r.-t-r
Nhere asty nishIBE tzryairs are sold A ace assert
fnent oi housekecI !ug Dry Goods cheap.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
VIZ an tct Brldse street, GeOrg-t1Vn.
DOLLAR STORE FOB SALE
Having purchased another and dtHarar, ,,,si,a.s
Sher nl3 DCliRr store 4 sale. T. l. are chaucs
lcT siisI' ca t'a!. now retailing every article
"a hh3 below cost, No. 10 High street, Ja- -r..
10 " J. {. NICHOLS
tSM. Il. wHEATEEFS
w -. s. Fam DHEINf
Avn $40 Ck-NG ESIiB- ESTHEyZ
teEICE--fs JEFFERSON STREET,
GeoT EpfOV y. ID. @.
hstaLiieheo 1871; premium award ed lSs7; and = Gov
oLS ct ihe oldest, largest and complete esrsp-
..shineGts OF le kind IA mis- country fIy pafrous
III Consult their oSE interests by sending Il ti-r
Il AHG winter goods during tle sCrlalsr montfs
Sset pace IN ice District Tor Cleaning or Dysing
SehileEtrn Clothing. Eyerythinz apra-tatpiug 10
We bnslness well sEd promptly executed. OfcC
go ut-'ly ~ sulset, except SATURDAY. VI n twill
te open Until s1l T. "a. Poet Odice 10, T23 aus
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ALASKA DIAMONDS set IN oride and gold,
fine jets in all the summer styles received at
Prigg's ieweiry store, No. 45T Pensylva nia
avenue, between / y and 9Th street.
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MANUFACTURING EyTERPRIzE.-It is often
remarked, trutbfully, that Washington city
lacks commercial and manufacturing business.
We therefor note. with active interest, all Anew
movements tending to develope or build up
manufactures III our midst. One of the latest
of this class is the Columbian Bank Note Com
bany, winch has just taken the upper part OF the
Shepherd Building, upon PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
The managers are all practical engravers OF
large experience in the best engraving estab-
hshments in the land, and they are now pre-
pared to 90 the very best work, bonds, checks
drafts, cards, etc., that can be obtained in the
United States.
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DECREE OF DryORCE-To-day, in the EIuity
SonIt, Judge Humphreys, Q decree OF divorce
Wa made In the case OF Annie &. Crowell agt
BENJAMIN W: Crowell. Plaintiff sets forth thai
sne nHIdle1 oeiendant in Herkimer county, "
TO California with him in ls5s and living ~
various places until lsG3, she was sent back q
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Condensed I.seaIs.


SGEGepsed Locals.
n. Z Wise, Of this CITY has been ar,,oin+A5
OF c.. Ni>J l'''
Rev V. STarrow, u. D., Las beer appointed
PostnlSss.sT at Tie Protestant Episcopal Theo-
ioe,cai seminary Of Virginia, near Alexandra.
Mrs. Day, the wife OF jeremiah Dalv wGO
HsS k.iied a the rev State Department BY the
recent accident, has been provided with a stu
alon ~ the Treasury Department.
Three SIirituaii-.s. who recently gave per
foTrsnces az Norfolk, Va have abscondsl
leaving their printers and board bills unpaid.
IheiT names are Franz Gdnnei, jos. Il. Hoover
The WORK on The school hcuse AT the corner Of
I'm AMI q streets southeast, - rapidly APP
preaching completion and robsbiy withil ten
GAYS the building vii be ready Tor the reception
of furniture.
Pi~Lo2 Simpson Las indicated bis intention 20
aIpCirt TT. IaraEan 20 the vacant Presiding
kIccrshlT Of Washington di.trtCt, Baltimore
Conference CT the Nstloijst Episcopal Church,
a q siaJsi would be the ease IN Che STAR q
few DAYS ago.
Tie =. ,nccrrurtibie7 2. Il. Reinharit has
been nominated 5y the ordway ''TeiOrroers' TOR
tie House az Delegates Ia tie sixteenth district
Tie l.>' % representative To"r OF the new - IU-
eral party OF TIE District aud country affords
rich commentary upon Their watchwoEd OF Ike
fOru1."
Yesterday the ool9red tsnd from Richmond.
a.. thirteen Pit Ces, which accompanied par
Il OF COiOTeG eXcuTsioniEis 70 tins city, called
upon Colonel Perry Carson and gave hin
S-ICi-a.S a - mouse. Co. tdrSCu maze Lhem
a speech thanking thorn for the honor and Al
forwards entertained them With collation..
Nj. Samuel V u .aiuz = ont in card decIin-
ing - contest for the republican nomination Is
candidate for tLe House Of Delegates from the
10th district Gu the ground that he desires to
see TIE republicans united in the coming cam
psign, Tor which course MIR. Williams deserves
credit.
DR.. Josiah Slick, whose usrCe was mentioned
IN yesterdays STAR IS one OF the delegates
eIecte,! by tie "Ordway strikers" in the second
IT, 20 an~az~
date fCI Congress, and instructed to vote Tor L..
=. StrsEeT, writes rs that he did not authorize
his TaE.g - be used fcr such purpose, and has
no syr,rathy with the movement, being I'm
favor Of re reelection % Hen. y. p. Chapman.
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FEVER AND AGuE,

FEyEB AND AGC cared for MY cents. There
lie d 5ial s0nt in this world that VII Crs
Fever and Ague, and all other Malsrions RiiS1,
Scarlet, y phod, Yellcg, and other Fevers lsiis1
bZ RAILWAYS PILLS SO quick ne RADWAy's
REApY RELlEs. Fifty cents per bottla.
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TIE SCHOOL FUND OvRRDRAwS.-Th. ex
ANIMATION OF the school fund account from june
j, fSsl, TO June 10, 1872, ia said to show Am err
OF s1C1 .oi2.Oo; 70 Georgetown of SIG o.; and TO
the county, OF sl9 1913; making a total excess
OF si24 ,55J-S1. This excess had to be made
mp from other appropriations, which will here
after have TO be reimbursed by the legislati We
asSe rlbly.
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A RE YOU INSURED

PERE IN IpF N every POLICY Issued ~ th,
tlfs- sti - A ArAntsr. " sr.H t,...g.
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ttf :; Who tANe byru pad tha -. avn = f-,tF
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PHIh. n. NFrrH
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A WAY DOWN BELOW CO>T.'-Pr,t.-eir.
Nc. % high strett -
y l6-n &c. NICHOLS.
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"A. 8 T r AUS
a. ST r "A u s.
a. STR a U.s.
Popular Clothing House.
POpular Clothing House,
10l1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
loll PENNSYLVANIA AyENUE
Between 10th and 18th Streets,
Between 10Th and llta Streets.

Three Doors from Eleventh Street,
Three Doors from Eleventh Street,
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Personal.

James Watson Webb is dangerously
i'll, at Nice, France.
Augustin DAILY, the playwright, not
very many years ago, was earning ten
dollars per week as dramatic critic of a
weekly newspaper. He now resides in
his own house in New York, which is
luxuriOusly but tastefully furnished; he
is the proprietor of two successful thea
tres, and, if We may credit newspaper
report, is worth two hundred and seven
ty-five thousand dollars.
Mark Twain has been summoned
home from Europe by a telegram from
family friends, and will arrive this week.
He accordingly announces to the Brit
ishers that next year he will lecture
there "On the scientific subjects he
knows the least about, and may conse-
quently feel less trammeled in dilating
upon"
Mrs. Augusta NJ. Rodgers, of Brook
lyn, has in less than four years received
letters-patent from our Government for
as many as four different inventions: A
musquito canopy, folding-chair, plan
for heating cars without fire, and an
improvement in spark-arresters Ito be
applied to locomotives). The first two
are also to-day protected by the great
seal of England.
King, who murdered O'Neill, married
his wife against the wishes of her pa
rentsin Honolulu, where he was clerk,
and succeeded in getting hold of his
employers property. a few months
after his marriage he shot his father.in-
law. Subsequently he made more
money by swindling merchants in San
Francisco, and afterward fiourished in
Newport and New York, being crony
ofFisk and Gould. Sympathy is already
manufactured for him by the alleged
finding Of his wife's portrait in the
pocket of his dead victim.
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NEW YORK.
Further Particulars from the Crew Of
the MissOuri-Death Of Com
mOdOre Calhoun.
Schooner Sunk-WOrkmen Discharged
from Navy Yard General News.

NEW YORK, December 1.-The Her
aid mentions that the Union League
have hope that President Grant will
take part in the funeral obseqIies to his
late distinguished rival in the political
field.
Charles Conway, fireman of the
steamship Missouri, in giving the story
of the loss of the vessel, tells also the
story of the loss of Colonel Albert j.
Evans, agent of the Associated Press at
San Francisco. He said he was on the
boat that was bottom up, and hauled
Abraham Stewart out of the water
while trying to right the boat. He saw
Colonel Evans in the water. In about
twenty minutes he went down; he was
about twenty yards away, the sea run
Ding high, and it was impossible to save
him.
The Office of Surveyor at this port is
now vacant, and viii be filed under the
civil service rules. #R
Commodore John Calhoun died on
Saturday, aged seventy.
Eight hundred men were discharged
from the Navy Yard yesterday.
Arrived steamship Algeria, from
LiverpoOl.
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rELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Three inches of snow fell at Chicago
yesterday.
At Columbus, Ohio, the epizootic has
killed large number of horses.
The President has accepted the resig-
nation of General Horace Porter.
The remains of Horace Greeley were
taken to New York last Saturday.
Ice is so thick on the lake at Cleve-
land, Ohio, that propellers are laid up.
Henry Ochland, who was stabbed q
few days since, died at Chicago yester-
day. n efFFW .TFf
Two men were wounded yesterday by
a collision on the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad. HsE FHEE
Pahlman's wine store, in Chicago,
burned yesterday. Loss fourteen thou
sand dollars.
The chaTed bones Of another human
being were yesterday taken from the
Boston fire ruins.
Five hundred men were Yesterday
discharged from the Charlestown Mas
sachusetts) navy yard. --....-.-,
An unknown schooner lies sunk. off
the point st Sandy Hook, having the
the crew were taken Off by the tug-boat.
The remainder are supposed to have
been lost.
The Secretary of the Treasury has au-
thorized the Assistant Treasurer at New
York to purchase one million dollars
worth of bends each Wednesday, and to
sell one million dollars of gold each
Thursday during the month of Decem-
Der.
The House Committee on Appropria-
tions, which has been In session two
weeks, has perfected the Legislative,
Executive and Judicial appropriation
bills. The Indian appropriation, the
consular and diplomatic bin, the pension
bill and pOstoffice appropriation bill, will
be reported to the House early this week.
The officers of the Mexico National
Railway Company, of PHILADELPHIA,
have received a telegram from the City
of Mexico, dated November 18th, saving
that the Mexican Congress had passed,
on that day, by a majority Of sixty, a
bill authorizing President I.erdo to
arrange with General Rosecrans any
notifications desired to the existing con-
cessions, leaving the latter in full vigor.
The company ask for a subsidy in ma
tional bonds in lieu of a land grant
given them in December, 1870.
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storm !, q. Iohu. New nrunswieE.

blOran III 81. JDnhs new hFuusNIc6s
NEW YORK, December IA dispatch
from st. John, New Brunswick, states
that violent storm prevailed there on
Friday night and Saturday, doing great
damage to the shipping in the harbor.
The schooner Reward, nom Hillsboro
for New York, which made the harbor
to escape the storm, was forced on foul
ground and lost, five of the crew perish
ing. The remaining two were rescued
by the port life-bOat. The schooner
Addie r. Guerd0n, from Windsor for
Philadelphia, went ashore; also the
schOoners Enterprise, Pioneer and Ell
len, but the crews were saved after great
suffering. The papers of the brigantine
Henry Gilbert have been washed ashore
and it is supposed the vessel has gone to
pieces. The schooner G.. II. Dyer was
forced on Taylor's Island, but lies in a
favorable condition. The American
ship Humber parted her cable, tore
away the moOring posts, and dashed her
bow foremost into a warehouse on Eas-
tern & Scammel's wharf, demolishing
her jibboom and shattering the ware
house. The steamer New brunswick,
from Boston, experienced a storm off
Point Lepreux, and hove to. The sea
boarded her and filled her saloon. The
steamer then ran for port, arriving here
at four o'clock this evening. The
schooner Spring Bird, for Calais, went
ashore at Musquash with the loss of her
anchors and rudder. She hopes to get
ofby discharging. The brig Havelock
also ran ashore, with the loss Of anchors
and rudder. All the shipping suffered
more or less severely. In the city seve-
raj buildings were blown down, and a
portion Of the new edifice nearly COM
for the Young Mems
Christian Association, fell. Three gro
ceries were crushed, several dwellings
blown over, barns demolished and fem
ees flew in all directions. Fears are en-
tertained for the feet which left this
port the other morning.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, December 1.-The Gdleta
has the following reports of the opera
tiOns in the province: The Insurgents
approached the city of Malaga on Fri
day, and made an attack on the troops
posted in the suburbs, but met with re-
pulse, and were pursued several miles.
Their loss was heavy.
A Republican band numbering one
hundred, attempted to surprise small
force at Anwiradien, but failed, and
were driven off.
The Carlists had a fight with the
troops in the province of Toledo, and
were defeated. They lost seven killed,
including two leaders, and twenty-three
taken prisoners.
A body of Insurgents, calling them
selves Federals, have also been beaten.
The Senate has passed the mortgage
bank and loan bills. The ioan pro
vided for by the latter bill will probably
be issued on the fifteenth instant.
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CHILLICoTHE, ONO, December IL
John r. 5. Bond, editor Of the Sciota
Gazette, and Western journalist of
twenty-nine years standing, died at his
residence in this city, at one o'clock this
afternoon. His disease was chronic
laryngitis, from which he had been a
suffererer for several months. Colonel
Bond, for several years, held an impor-
tant business position ON the Cincin-
natl Gazette, and was also connected
with several other newspaper enter
prises in Cincinnati. At the time of his
death be was in the fifty-first year Of.
his age.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE
To the Stockholders of the Memphis City
Fire and General Insurance
E- Company.

IN conformity with the 18th Section OF the
4 Charter, which provides " That said corpO-
ration shall, on the first Monday in December
OF each year, hold a convention of the stock
holders, who shall then, in addition to the
general business OF said Company, elect from
their number seven Directors and President,
Nice-President and Cashier" ect., q meeting
of the stockholders will be held, at the office
of the Company, at u o'clock noon, THIS
DAY, when, in addition to other business, an
election viii be held for Directors, President,
Vice President and Cashier.
As radical changes in the management and
business OF the Company are said TO be likely
TO be proposed, a full meeting OF the stock
holders, IN PERSON, at the hour named, is
requested, in order that they may understand
the changes proposed, and vote their own
stock. Il. BAYLISS, President.
December q lS72. +. W. SMITH. Cashier.
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fEMPHfs, TENN, MONDAY. d

merest outline. We have not told the
tenth part Of what was seen and heard,
and have told that little SO imperfectly
that we feel we have done injustice both
TO the witnesses of the strange events
and to the reader. We have not made
a single statement except upon the most
indubitable authority, and unhesitating-
~ assert that we devoutly believe every
narrated to be true. As to
the cause, nature and object OF the
strange visitation, we make no preten.
siORs TO penetrate the mystery which
surrounds them. We simply relate the
unquestionable facts as they were told
to us, end leave everyone TO form his
own conclusions according to the light
that God has given him.
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MR.. GREELEY'S FUNERAL.
II viii Take Place on Wednesday Next,
and be Attended by Various Or
ganizatiOns.

NEW YORK, November 1.-The Trus-
tees of the Tribune, at a meeting on
Saturday, appointed q committee, con-
sisting of Messrs. Sinclair, Reid and
Cleaveland, to take the entire charge of
the arrangements for Mr.. Greeley's
funeral. They have fixed it for Wednes-
day at eleven O'Clock, from the Church
of Divine Paternity Rev. DR.. Chaplin,
on Fifth avenue, at the corner of Forty
fifth street. No special Invitations will
be sent out, but it is already known that
of various kinds are taking
formal steps for attending in body.
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APPROPRIATIONS.
Estimates Of the Expenses Of the Govern
ment for the Next Twelve Months.

WAsHrNGTOE, December 1.-The fol-
lowing are the estimates for the fiscal
year of 1S7S-'74: Legislative establish
ment, S2,973, ga; executive establish
ment, ,S17, 129, 261 judicial establishment,
s., ,5S7, $50; foreign intercourse, 81, ,306, 757
military establishment, So, ,S94, S54; ma
val establishment, S20,l54, 22O; Indian
affairs, $780, 975; pensions, S30, 800,
600; public works, S29, ,6S7, ,345; postal
service, S7,14,602 ; miscellaneous,
S9,596, ,974; permanent appropria-
ton, S47, 1851, ,943. Total, 308, 1923, ,252.
The estimates exceed the appropriations
for the present fiscal year. In conse-
quence of an increase Of ten millions in
the amount for public works the proba-
bilities are against granting an increase,
and that the aggregate, therefore, will
fall below the amount appropriated for
the fiscal year, which is $299, 414, ,42S.
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NEWS BY THE CABLE.
FRANCE.

PARIS, December 1-Evening, ria
LONDON, December 2, 2 a.m.-The
resignation of NJ. LeFrance, Minister of
the Interior, which was rendered yesJer-
day Immediately after the result of the
debate in the Assembly was declared,
has been accepted by the President.
The Cabinet council was held to-day,
which lasted three hours. All the Min
listers have offered their designations, but
up TO the present time, Thiers refuses to
accept them. The President is much
affected by the act of Assembly. He says
the only course left for him is to resign.
Nothing yet has been settled.
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me EIectoral toIIeee DiIeDma.

BALTIMORE, December 1st.-Since
the death of Mr.. Greeley a number of
telegrams have been received in this
city inquiring how the electors college
in this State will cast its vote for Presi-
dent, and suggesting unanimity in the
vote by electors in States electing Dem
ocratie and Liberal tickets. Maryland
electors will have meeting tomorrow
night and decide. The importance. at
tached to the vote to be caston Wednes-
day seems to be the bearing it may
have on nomination four years hence.
Hendricks name has been proposed in
all the kilograms received here. 1t
gested that the National Democratic
Committee should express its opinion.
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building and Saving ASsOciatiO

Building and Saving Association.
LIVERY dollar of rent paid for house Is
Ia GONE FOREVER; II paid through a
Building Association will, In a few years,
give you a clear title to your house. Why not,
then, BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD, by taking
stock in the new and prosperous Memphis
Building and Loan Association, where money
will be loaned on the most liberal and equits-
BILE plan of deducting the premium and law
ful interest chargeG2 Every one wanting
stock is invited to call at the Office of the
Secretary, get Information and subscribe for
shares or to attend the meeting THIS MON
DAY EVENING, at ~ O'Clock, IN second
story OF the Memphis Club Hall, corner Sec
ond Union streets. Every body who feels in
terested in this enterprise will please attend.
Business Of importance.
5. STURM, Secretary,
de- No. Al Madison ST., Globe Ins. office.
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= Z tlllIlIy U III -llll-'l-7-7 N-V1l-s :
LOUISVILLE, December I.-Early this
morning, a cottage near the city limits,
occupied by a family named Ashton,
consisting Of mother and grown son and
daughter, caught fire while the family
were in drunken slumber from carousal
over night, and burned down. The
daughter burned to death in bed. The
mother was so badly burned that she is
not expected to live. Loss of property
trifling,
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NEW ORLEANS, December l. - R.
Gardier's brick kiln, near Gretna, in
Guiding sheds, machinery, quarters, etc.,
burned. Loss twenty thousand dollars.
insured in some companies. for eight
thousand dollars.
The cotton presses above Canal street,
also the Jackson, Mobile and MOrgan's
Texas railroad are all connected by
rail, securing prompt movement of cot
ton and other merchandise.
The Jackson passenger trains nowrun
to st. Charles street, on st. Joseph.
The Louisiana Jockey Club races on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. No
epizootic among the race horses.
All street cars are discontinued.
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Drunken Negroes Burned 20 Death.
ST. LOUIS, December Ia shanty on
the South bank of the Missouri river,
opposite st. Charles, twenty miles from
here, in which a negro woman and her
daughter, abouJ fourteen years old, and
a negro man had been drinking
on last Wednesday night, was burned to
the ground, and ali its inmates per-
ished in the flames. The names of the
parties are not known.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

Decision Against ReEenue Collector
ST. LOUIS, December I'm the
United States District Court, at Jeffer-
son City, Judge Krekel yesterday rem
dered judgment for the government for
fOrtyr-six thousand dollars, against
George d. Orner, late Collector of In
ternal Revenue in the Fifth District of
this State.
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1910,

To-NoRRow's APPEAL viii contain
the Presidents Message in full, and
other matter most valuable to intelIl-
gent newspaper readers, The message
will be sent to the Capitol to-day at
noon and read before the two Houses of
Congress ard at once transmitted by
falncranh.
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weather Probabilities.

In the northwest and on the upper
lakes, and thence to Missouri and Ten
nessee, southwesterly to northwesterly
winds, with occasional snow and rain
and cloudy weather, followed tomorrow
by clearing weather and lower temper
ature. In the Gulf and South Atlantic
States, sOutherly winds and higher
temperature, with cloudy weather and
occasional rain. On the lower lakes
and in the Middle and Eastern States,
southwesrerly winds, decreasing pres
sures and higher temperature, with
cloudy weather, and occasional snow
and rain. The warning sign also con-
tinues for Duluth, Chicago, Milwaukee,
Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo and
Cleveland.
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NOTTCR.

A Ii baggage left st the Southern Hotel for
"A security Of bills will be sold at public
auction. on the premises, DECEMBEh 18TH
II not called and settled for.
nol2 WYATT EPPES, Proprietor.