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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-06
ROMANTIC STORY.
A COmanche and his Pale-Face Love-
Sudden Termination Of the Affair
who is the Infatuated DamSel

A COmanche and his PaIe-Face Love-
Sudden Termination Of the Affair
who is the Infatuated Damsel
The Washington correspondent of the
Boston TrduelLer is responsible for the fol-
lowing story:
Among the delegations of red-men now
visiting the capital for the purpose OF smok-
ing the pipe of peace Is youthful Com
anche brave, who has attracted no little at
tention from the ladies Of Washington.
The other dag during visit Of several
families to the hotel where he is stopping
he saw a pretty young lady of about his
own age, the daughter of one Of the wealth.
lest men of the city, and fell so violently In
love with her at first sight that when he
party left the house he followed her to her
residence.
For two or three days subse quedtly he
was observed hanging around the vicinity,
occasionally catching glimpse Of her; and
strange to say the young lady has conceived
an equally violent passion for him. On
Saturday last she went out riding with him
in an elegant barOuche belonging TO the pa
ternal mansion, and when those having
charge of her strictly forbade any further
exhibitions of such bad taste on her part,
she frankly declared her intention Of we'd
ding the COmanche.
On the other side, the young Indian has
been freely supplied with money, and de-
clares that be win not return to the happy
hunting grounds Of the West unless the OBJ
iec5 of his devotion should go with him.
OF course such 4 depl0rable state OF al
IA irs has neeessitsted some action on the
part of the authorities. The Commissioner
of Indian Affairs has therefore been notified
that the susceptible Comanche must be
made to leave the city forthwith, and a
thousand dollar draft has been rendered
him by a brother Of the misguided girl, as
a bonus for his departure. But the Conan.
che is incorrigible, and steadily resists all
OveTtuTes.
The delicate circumstances OF the case
and the fear oftheir names being given pub
licity in the event of denoueHe11t, have go
far worked upon the relatives OF the girl
that she will be taken hence TO New YORK
on the through train tonight, and notWith-
standing the lateness of the season, will
quietly take passage for Europe by an early
steamer, the distracted millionaire whose
daughter she is perceiving no other way TO
cure her of her unhappy prediction.
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Police PickiuSs.

Three cases disposed Of by Recorder
Duling Yesterday morning.
Notwithstanding Salie Puckett's earnest
promises Of q decided reformation in her
habits, that nowise fair but very fratl dam
sci appeared before the court TO answer
To the same old cIarge-drunk on the
street. According to her own statement,
tie way of il was this: She had "laid OUT
10 90 into the country, TO rusticate for a
period, in order TO recuperate her somewhat
exhausted energies, and restore TO her faded
cheek is wonted bloom, and, for tue pUr-
pose of carrying ont this cOmmendable re-
solve in proper manner, had 'lald IN"
rint of whisky. She did not explain to the
court the use she purpOsed making OF the
whisky, but il was probably Intended as q
protection against fatal results in case she
was bitten by snake or mad dog, but how
ever this may be, this much abused
maiden was quietly pursuing her way
along the street. carrying her bot
tie of whisky and few other
articles of baggage Of less value, INDUCING
IN pleasant 8nticipations Of the quiet, sim
ple lows which awaited her in that secluded,
rural retreat toward which she was hasten
ING. where she fondly believed t4ere would
lie no policemen to modest or make her
;.rraid.--wheIe the days would glide peace
fuIlv along, undisturbed by the veXations
and disappontments which have rendered
her life so unhappy and wretched as a resi-
dent of this city. Feeling thus, imagine her
astonishment at being suddenly intercepted
as she stepped briskly along
the street, by one OF her
most bitter enenies-a police oincer,
who insisted upon her accompanying HIM
to the lock up, pretending that she was
druDk, and notwithstanding Miss S2lie's
proteslations and denials Of the soft i'm
peschment, she was compelled to comply
with The policeman's request and soon found
herself in quarters with which she IS per-
fectIy familiar. When brought before the
police court yesterday morning, that en-
bodiment of judicial wisdom
turned deaf ear to
her very reasonable explanations oil the
matter, strangely pTeferring TO believe the
story told by the officer, and imposing upon
Miss Pickett fine of ten dollars.
Miss Hannah Dowd was before the court
To answer to the same charge as that pre-
ferred against Sallie, and similar me was
assessed 10 her case.
George W. Anthony was arrested upon
the sane charge, but as he is q stranger IN
the city, and evidently not confirmed
dead beat, he was discharged upon the pay
melt ola fine CT three dollars.
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rhieues en route 70 NEemphis.

The Memphis Appeal, November 3rd,
has the following:
0The notice again have a lively time on
their hands. The influx of fifteen fresh
garroters, last night, created immense
alarm among the police circles OF tne
civ. This squad Of rampant scoundreis
is fresh from conquering fields in Arkan-
sas. They have been attending the Hell
ena Fair with great success. Last week
seven or eight stores in Helena were
broken into and robbed, but the negro
r,olice arrested nobody-in fact, three or
four of the police themselves were gar
roted on the streets in day time, and no
one was arrested. An old man was
Knocked down on the Fair Grounds,
aud robbed Of about two tnou-
sand dollars. The operations OF THESE
fifteen at Helena were OF the most Orh-
liant character. They succeeded every
time. Nothing went wrong Win theul;
Their pirate ship had plain sailing all
through the week. Not an arrest was
made. They lived high, and had notion
to take temporary possession OF the Who-e
town and run it for month or TWO: Iney,
being all flush, got on the st. Francis, sat
urday, bound for Memphis. They were
conserving their gains for future Worh.
They took deck passage but managed to
steal into the cabin TO get their meals.
Three Of them were caught at this and put
of at Sterling landing. They did not stay
there long, however, for the Phil A!lin soon
came along, they hailed her and got on
board and arrived in the city even before
their companions. They all got here last
night and scattered themselves about the
CITY in less than no time. Cap. Athy was
quickly notified of their iniquitous pres
ence, and sent word round to all the po-
| lice to keep an eye open for those fellows.
The police were active and vigilsnt, and
succeeded in raking in about half q dozen
of the suspicious characters before twelve
| O'clock
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The Last Newspaper Read by Gen.


A gentleman residing in this city, and
who returned from the Washington and
Lee University, Of Virginia, relates
some pleasant facts connected with the
last DAYS Of General Lee. He says that
the private room in the University, which
the General occupied, has been left just as
it was when be went ont Off on the morn
ing he took to his bed, and rom which he
never arose. The General went into the
room at his usual hour, that morning, put
on his slippers, took a seat near q window,
from which he drew the curtain partially
back and began reading a copy
of the Nashville UNION AND AMERI-
CAN. He had been complaining Of
feeling unwell, and after reading q
short time, he laid the paper on the table,
and left the room, never more to return.
To-day the visitor TO the University is
shown tie room, which he is allowed to
enter, but is prohibited from touching any
thing. On tine dust covered table be sees
the paper as it dropped from the hand of
the great chiefJain, and near the chair,
which is partly turned around, bis slippers.
The curtain is in the same position in
which the General had placed it, and in the
iukstand is the deeply cOroded pen just s
it had been left when last used. A guard
is mounted at the door every day TO see
that nothing about the room is disturbed
by any one visiting it.
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THEaOrrEsT MONTH.

The Philadelphia Medical Times presents
some statistics from observations made in
Philadelphia, which go to show that the
month of August, 1872, was the hottest Au-
gust on record for the past eighty-three
wears. The mean temperature was o1.64
degrees, the highest point reached, 9T.OO de-
grees. The average mean temperature OF
the same month for the past ei5hsy-three
years was 70. SO degrees, and the highest
mean temperature during all that time was
that for the present year. A similar com
psrison of observations reveals the fact that
the summer, as a whole was the hottest on
record. The mean temperature for the
three summer months of 1872 was oOO9
degrees; the average for the past eighty
three years, 1857 degrees, and the highest
mean during that entire period was that
OF the present year. As there is nothing
SO aagravating as Thermometer that fails
to do Justice to ones feelings in registering
the heat of summer, so there is nothing so
pleasant as to know that the parspiratiOn
and Croans Of last summer were not thrown
away, but were expended on the hottest
month and the hottest summer on re-
cord
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New Advertisements.

Gas stock for sale by T. P. Weakley.
County Court sale By W. G. Ewing,
clerk, Saturday Nov. 30.
Large sale of dry goods by Yeatman,
Shields & Co., this morning.
10000 bushels salt just received BY Rhea,
Smith & Co,
Cbldren's shoes, dress goods, sheetings,
tickiDgs, fiannels, ETC., just received by Alex
Hogan, Union street.
Wake Robin! full particulars Thursday
morning.
Cigars and Tobacco-a big supply at the
store Of ROsenheim & Bro.
Silks, all varieties, At greatly reduced
prices to be found al the popular dry goods
mart Of G. Rice 81 Co.
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4 STRANGE nentb.

New YORK, Nov. 5.-Accounts from
Gclds6oro, n. c., say that during The per-
Torrance Of Robinson's circus near there
al old colorsd woman while locking on
from the outside fell into disused we'll.
The Waterman of the circus vino ran to
the spot, accidentally let fall his lantern,
when instantly the whole void was one
sheer Of roaring flames. Subsequently an
enployee of the exhibition descended and
brought up the woman who soon expired.
The rescueF himself is at the point Of
death
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AERRRI Lady.

A lady, wearing a somewhat extensive
train was passing along the street few
days since, when, upon her stopping sud
denly, gentleman behind her stepped
upon her skirt, and before he could recover
himself she started forward, tearing the
skirt hall of the waist. The gentleman,
expecting trade Of reproach, raised his
hat, saying, ga longer step than ex-
pected;" to which the lady responded,
smlingly, IA longer dress than you ex-
nacfpd. | snppOse.N
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Unfortunate,

An aged lady residing on College Hill in
this CITY, twelve yers ago while in North
Georgia, bought a lamp chimney which
she has constantly used since that times
Yesterday, while smoking, she turned
around to expectorate and unfortunately
the spittal fell on the chimney, which being
warm was instantly broken, TO the great re-
gret of the worthy lady who priced the
long owned anu well used article as a me-
mento of the past, hallowed by many an
endearing association. She has saved the
pieces of the chimney and would much
rather Maynard had been elected than to
have had il broken,
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no very distant day, as 1 am informed by
one Of the knowing ones, ex-President An
drew johnson is to be invited to visit JEFF
ferson, and address the society. Should he
do so, he will perhaps make an extended
tour through Texas, visiting the principal
points in the State. A live ex-Presiden6 Of
the United States would create no little
sensation in the Lone Star State"
More anon. OBSERVER.
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ALITTLE WOMAN.

In little precious diamond,
What a splendor meets the eyes!
In little lump of sugar
How much of sweetness liesI
So in a little woman,
Love grows and multiplies;
You reeOllect the proverb says
ga word unto the WISE"
A pepper-corn is very small,
But seasons every dinner
More than all other condiments,
Although 'tis sprinkled thinner.
Just SO a little woman Is,
If love will let you win her,
There's NOT a ioy in all the world
You wiz not find within her.
And as within the little rose,
You'u find the richest dyes,
And in a little grain OF gold
Much price and value lies;
AS from a little balsam
Much oder does arise,
So. in a little woman,
There's taste OF PARADISE
The slylark and the nightingale,
Though small and light OF wing,
Vet MARBLE sweeter in the grove
Than all the birds that sing;
And so little woman,
Though very little thing,
Is sweeter than all other sweets,
Even flowers that bloom in spring!
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THE tabulstion of the statistics of the
manufactures Of the United States for the
year ending June l, 1870, as returned at
the ninth census, shows that the number
of establishments is 252,l JAS, the average
number of hands employed during the year,
2,053, 1888, Of whom I,6l5,594 were males
above 16 years Of age, 323, 76e
10, and 114626 children and youth; the
amount of capital invested, 81, llo,247,O 69
and Of wages paid, $775,621, 593: the valu
of materials consumed, S., 4S3, POI 1852, aud
of products, s., 1872, 625, 1872.
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Yesterday, the Sheriff Of White county
arrived in this city with VIM. r. Wallace,
sentepced to one years imprisonment in
the peniteutiary for larceny. M. Weaver,
charged with murder, was also brought here
from Franklin county and turned over TO
the United States Marshal who incarcerated
the accused.
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NOtiee.-We have this day appointed
Messrs. CRAIGHEAD, BREAST q GIBSON
Sole Agents for the sale Of our FIRE Poor
safes in this city. Sample St-s viii be
found In their house az prices IS low IS
those at the Factory.
HALLS SAFE AND LOCK 20.
Nashville, Tenu., Oc5. IA, 1877.
oclS IN
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.


Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
70, Leaves Lebanon ct. ..... 6:40A.Es
Arrives ae Nashville at.-8:40 A. He
Leaves Nashville at. AGO P. =.
Arrives az Lebanon at. $50 P. II.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon att O'Clock Up. NJ
on TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays Arrive
at Lebanon at O'Clock A N. on Mondays, We'd
uesdsys and Fridays.
Sc. Louis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Lime.
4" srrives.1;O5 PM. and 1880 A. 4.
Memphis train leaves. 300 A. N. and las Pm.
arrives. P. II. and $40 A. n.
st. I.O1is train leavss.. 200 A. n.
- arrives. .b:00 2. n.
TuIIshoms train leaves. $3.50 P. NJ
" strives. S;4b 4. Il.
The s:l5 A. N. trsin does Lot run on Sundays
The 200 a. N. and SIS P. Il. and 1;s5r.H. tEslns
IN daily.
T.outsYiEEe end Nashville and GreaI
Southern Railroad.
Leave Staten on North College street at $50
N. 2;15 P. n. and leo An.
Arrives at SEQ A. ", ana 4:46 P. x.
The 2i5 P. N. train does not stop st any point
between Nashville and GaIstin, except Edge
field Junction.
GaIlatfn Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. .o'oO, H.
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
LesTe I. & \. Depot, North College street,
going South-S:I5 AN; 4:t5 Pm.
Arrive North-5:05 AN; l:50 Pm.
Through trains arrive and depart from Louis
willie and Nashville Depot, North College street.
Passengers car take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot.
COLUMBIA ACCoEMODATIOB-Ieave 3:l5 P.
NJ, arrives 10 a. M, from l.. g n. Depot, North
College street.
St I0uis, Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville Railway.
St Louis Mail leaves ACCOMPLISHMENTS $50 An
Accommodation leaves Nashville. ...... l:45 2. n
St Louis Mail arrives at Nashville. 11:55 P. \
Accommodation arrives at Nashville. ..7:4O An
louisville and Cincinnati Short LtnS
Railroad.
Trains leave sndarrive st Louisville ss follows
LRAvE. ARRIVE
Southern Fast Line, except
Sundav.,........,......s: S5 A. X. 1850 P. =
New York Express, daily. S:t6 ?. Il. $50 A. -
New York Night Express,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. llooP 2 x 4--W =
Sunday. 600 A. Il. $50 P, II
Lexington Express, e.ceT
SUnCSy........-......s Eo0 F. A. IA'VV A. y
excs1t srndsv. 5:OSP.x. sos A. n
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ONE of the saddest sights in this season
of the year is young man who has waited
outside the church of an evening until he
is chilled through only 10 see his girl walk
off with some rascal who has been inside
all the time toasting his sinful Sims at the
stove,
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= Misrepresentation.

We are requested to state that our clever
friend, Jas. Mclaughlin, President of the
Second National Bank, and senior member
Of the firm of Mclaughlin & Butler, is not
at all identical with the Jas. j. Mclaughlin
who signed an election squib in yesterday s
Banner.
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A Verdict Rendered.

In the case of Dunn VS. Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, which has been on
trial in the Law Court for the last fifteen
days, the jury yesterday returned YER
dict awarding $4,000 damages to Dunn,
and that amount to be credited with
$1,000 paid as a comprise to Dunn by the
railroad shortly after the disaster.
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The Purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil
in the world is Hazard 81 Cas"ells, made
on the sea shore, from fresh selected ilvers,
by CasweI, Hazard 81 CO., New York. 1t
is absolutely pure and sweet Patients Who
have once taken it prefer it to all others.
For sale by all druggists.
rur30 2sw satSEYed "
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Full Returns of EleetiOn!-50,OJO
L0ngiellow Cigars, and 100 Boxes of genu-
inc Gravely Chewing Tobacco, just arrived
and for sale at ROSENHEIM 81 Bros,
1t No. % South Market street.
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Some Of BeIIOn's renowned Black Silk,
the best in the market, at s., equal - any
in the city at 81. q. Z. RICE Y Co.
nO76 5t
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Wake Robin! Wake Robir.-A terrible
accident. For full particulars see city pa
pers Thursday morning. Il
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Black Dress Goods in GrosgIaia SEX,
Lyons Silk Poplin, Cashmere, Hel'leLtS
Cloth, Empress Cloth, Byzantine, A pac!s,
etc, at the lowest figures ever offered IN
this city at j.. II. BOND >
81. Cloud Block, Sum ner street.
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A GHOST in a haunted house at Grass
Valley, California, has a materiailzed
taste for music and occasionally plays on
the piano.
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A superior and large stock Of ali kinds
of Boots, Shoes and Caters, all sizes, At
very low prices for cash.
j. RASiAGE s. SOS,
oe22 II 48 College Street.
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For Black and Colored Silks 90 to head
quarters. G. RICE Y 20.
move st
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Take Ayers Cherry Pect0ral to stop
YOUR colds, coughs aud bronchial affections
before they run into consumption that you
cannot stop. nOTj I'm tue. Wed&fri
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In COIOred Silks we have the most
complete stock ever offered, in all the new
est shades, at prices which can't be beat.
noy6 st G. RICE Il Co.
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TIE English sparrows have become so nu-
meroUs in Pennsylvania that there is talk
of killing them. "Spsre-Oh," spare the
little innoceuts, sld get rid Of your jail
birds first,
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Black GrOsgrain Silk at s1.5O, cheap
at 81. G.. RICE & Co.
n0y6 81
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Most elegant Black Silk, heavy repPed
and soft finish, reduced from s. 70 s. 30
a great bargain. u. RICE u 20.
noy6 81
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Particular attention is hereby called
to our new stock of Dress Goods received
BY this days express. j. II. BOND,
s.. Cloud Block, Sum aa- street.
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We are determined 10 sell all our goods
by Christmas if possible.
noy6 At ALEX. HOGAN, Union St
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Silks, Silks.-The largest and cheapest
stock Of Silks IN the city. Gail aud judge
for yourself. G. RICE x 60.
pOV6 81
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Paul & TaYeI have in store fun lines
of Blank Books and Counting Room and
Office Stationery. As Union street.
uov3 II
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Dress Goods, Flannels, Waterproofs,
etc.-must be sold.
move IS ALEX. HOGAN, Union st.
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Ladies' Fine StatiOneTy-Chel latest
STYLES Just received By PAUL & CAvEL,
novS A. IS Union street.
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Handsome Black Silk at s., fully worth
$3.50. G. RICE i Co.
move 5t
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Citizens and Strangers VINO desire q
TASTY and elegant Hat OF superior quality
sho,Ild call az ELY u WHrTESIDE.
nc21 cod #
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MerinO Undershirts and Drawers az
low prices. ELY x WHLf-SlDA'
oc2T cod If
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Ex-Gov. a. H. BULLOCK, Of Georgia,
is 10 Paris, and contemplates Nile trip
this winter, with some friends.
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HALLS Vegetable SiciIian Hair Reaewer
prevents the hair from falling eli. Use Il.
uOy5 I'm tues, WedSGfi
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100 Pieces Cashmere for mems wear
cheaper than ever at NOTthman's, 20 PEo-
lie SQUARE. oslo eldf
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. g., Nov, 8, 1872.


OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. g., Nov. 8, 1872.
PTobabiIities.-On the lower lakes and
thence over the Middle and Eastern States
a falling barometer. SOutherly winds,
cloudy weather and rain in the South At
lantie States. Northerly to easterly winds,
cloudy weather and rain ext ending over the
Gulf States, with clearing weather and
northwesterly winds in the latter to-mor-
row. On the upper lakes and in Michigan
increasing pressures. SOutherly to north
westerly winds, with cloudy but clearing
weather in tn e Northwest, and thence to
Kentucky and Tennessee, with northwest
erly winds and clearing and cool weather.
Warning signals continue at Chicago, Mil
Waukee and Grand Haven.
RIVER NEWS.
Stage Of Riosrs, Nou. 5, 1S72-Hstgh 81 sooter
abous Eolo mater marx at SEQ P. NJ