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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1872-06-20
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Hon. Y. S, Ashe cur distinguished |
standard bearer in this congressional dis |
trict, and Col, " L, Steele, Frasiden
tial Elactol, visited our toxin on Monday
last and entertained our people with two
OF the ablest, soundcst and most powerful
speeches % which the pooploof I>obesou
have latcj; been permitted to listen
l5r. Ash3 led 9.L IN 3 speooi. Ct about
one hour ia leae5i., IN which ho review
ed Tie course Of the republican parey
since lis FIRST Organization il. the South,
and showed that its Lower ana influence
has always been directed, aot 70 the en
| jarging OF protecting Of The rights aud
! Liberties d the people, hut TO the sole
object OF keeping themselves n Office,
ana living III ease and luxury upon the
hard earnings oi' the people, and an
| nounced the great Issue Of the present
campaign to be Liberty against Dosrot-
isu. lie reviewed the course 81 i,.esi~
dent Grant from the day Of mis- ,0augu-
ration to the present time, and showed
that his administration had been marked
by a con: c,npt Of law and disregard o.
institutional; restraints and Imitation.
that eyinced a deliberate purpose on hi:
part eventually to assume formally, a
he has already done virtually, dasooti
! powers. he showed how Grant hat
; encouraged and supported Bib Holder
$ in his war upon the people ftisis State
= and how tho republican party Of til
y country had indorsed and sustained evs
~ enor3acnment Of tho President upo
- tie Liberties d the pcop'e. Put y7c ":
: not attempt to give anything like II
It port Of tbs speech Suffice It TO 50
t that it was one Of GTr. As1e's moss su
d cessful efforts, and made a profound il
1 preston upon the minds OF al WI
! heard It,
9 C9!. W. L. Steele followed Mr.. ASH
&c in { speech Of about the same length,
N which he gave the radical oorruptionis
n such a castisation. IS they viii act 90
forget. Ai5ogechor the speeches We
d fully Up to the oxpocta tons CT the mt
ot sangnino friends OF the distinguished {
er ators, and prescnteo striking eontse
nd to the low, dirty, dena2ogical :laraa:3c
il. Of BARS Tod and his Squire .l'az a. Ii
a. place. q lew weeks ago.
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D. Brooks, Esq, General Supervising
Agent, officers of whose distinguished
services any Company might be proud
to avail itself. The surost means ofpro-
noting the prosperity of our State is in
sustaining and building up her iastitu-
tons. So long as ne continue to patron
i2e northern Institutions to the neglect
u oar oW,n--so long as every dollar OF
sficpIpa mouey is sent out Of the State
so long ray We expect our own State
to languish and our own people to .ae
behind in the nlaroh Of prosperity anc
improvement.
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Executive Committees.

The following IA ncs compose the
Central, District and County Executive
Committees Of the Conservative party
Central Committee-Non. L. NJ. Bar
ringer, Chairman w. L. Cox, r. Il.
Battle, G NJ. Busbee. 80. DcCarteret.
r. B. Haywood, William II. Jones, o.
?. Moaras. J. J. Davis and J j. Litch-
ford.
9th Congressional nistrjet-J. L.
Brown, MccklanEurs; Walter j.. Steele.
Richmond; ". A, Graham, Js., Lincoln
County Nix. Committee: ". S. lie.
Diarnid, Capt II. S. Norneat, baa'
S. Morrison, Capt. W P. Moore, s !
Tolar.
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N4 Saturday last : small number Of
ne@roo:. !ar5attoes ana scaiavag7 uc5 IN
this town for the purpose Of "anon,i1a~
Tin . = county ticket. Before the con-
veut!on assembled a grave question haj
to BE- determined --whethcr the F.tin'
PEARSON SHOULD nave place OF the lex
ct, Nat. Mclean, by comnon oonsent
was to be one Of the nominees for the
House Of Representatives, and Col Si:.-
clair aconted to be The other. But il
,7as evident thai d majority OF the dele
gates we're opposed to him: and eau
Gus Was resorted to fer the purpose Of
driving the -commonalty' to he support
CT the yalorous Colonel, hero Of Newberne
and later Of Eure'sa. The caucus was held
with closed doors and was lengthy and
stormy. A majority CT the delegates,
as was evident from the outset, were op
posed to shoulderlng the record of this
notorious corruptionist, and in favor CT
Mr. Eli Brumbie, al honest mau aud Il
gentleman against whom calumny, even,
did not dare to lift its voce-a n3sn
identified in feeling an interest with the
masses Of Tie party, and who would tru-
! y and worthily represent them III the
councils Of the State. NIr. Drup.b!e and
ais friends, however, were too honest
and highnllnded to resort to any Of tne
tricks Of the domagogue or to use any
disionorable or unfair means to inliu-
ence the nomination, and though the
supporters OF Mr.. Brumble were largely
III the majority, they suffered themselves
TO he oYers!auglcd by the superior tao
tics Of the "fishtin' ParsoD," and his
flew friends, and were compelled to sub
NIT to the nomination of man whom
they knew TO be utterly unworthy O.
confidence or trust.
The caucus having adjourned, Tx
convention, (so-callcd) assembled at l p
M, and the following nominations wer,
formally made:
House OF Represenatiyes-Col. Nat
Mclean, Jas. Sinclair. Sherlff-Neil
| Townsend, County Troasurer-O. 5
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MOT GE

By virtue Of judgments rendered before
f. K Proctor j. p, and d excited in the
Superior Court OF Robeson county, | will
sell for cash before the door Of The court
house IN Luuberton on saturday the 9th
day OF July, i672 the legal and equitable
interest Of ID, A. ". OF IN and 70 one houas,
;.nl lot in the town Of Lum0ertoa, adlom
ing the lots OF Giles i.e' cil, ESQ, levied on
10 satisfy executions wE rein T. i. Doud is
Plaintiff and ID. 4. y ooI, Surviving paraas.
OF Wood Gilbert, Defendant: also, T. i
Bond, Plaintiff and d. 4. i cod del en.i4nt.
f. MciiiLLAN. SHERIFF.
! June lst, 1872 At.
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The rapid Increase Of business Of the
WILMINGTON. y G., Life Insurance
Company is most gratifying to the
friends of shat young but vigorous IN
stitu ion. We learn that the number
Of policies issued within the past four
months has been more than double of the
number issued BY the Company during
its Whole previous existence. This
extraordinary success Is largely attribu-
tatle to the energy and efficiency Of Maj.
+. II. Cameron, the Secretary, aud j is
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Hayes. Register Of Deeas-E. K.
Proctor. CIer!: Superior Conrt-W. 2
Barnes. County Commissioners Y.
A Stone, JAS. A. lawson, JAS. 1IcMls
l:..., j. T. Ru!iara. 4 6. Lewis. Coro
ncr-0frin Flowers
TIE colo1ed troops fought nobIy, hu
cot no position Or the ticket.
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Carthage elFEg &c
"A n ID
Female Institute
CslrthRge, RsOOre aOuaasy. M. C.

THE TENTH SESSION of this school un
der the management Of the present princi
pal, will open, Monday, July the 6:h.
The situation Is unsurpassed for health
full ess--the church privileges are good
and the society viii compare favorably with
that CT any o,her village.
The discipline, though not arbitrary, IS
rigid. and promptly enforced
The services OF q teacher competent 10 give
instruction il music CT. the Piano ana assist
in the literary department viii be secured.
Terms Per Session OF twenty weeks;
Tuition in Literary Dep IS to SIT so:
g 60 Music on Piano, $500,
Contingent Fee, 50
Board per Month, SIS to SO" 20
Wm. J. STUART, Pe1xaIPAL.
June 3rd, 1872 I25 At.
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We publish in another column a

we publish IN another column
communication from DR., K. N. Nor
ment, in1eperl,at candidate for Sona-
tor from this district. in reply to the
structures upon his course which ap~
pcarcd il the RoBEsoNIAN last wceI,
lie charges tat our structures were
"f;,lse, slandacous, uaprovoked and un~
called tor" and asserts that he is sup
ported il this yicw BY everybody with
whom he has conYcrscd Oh ;hc subject.
What Ill We say that was SO false, SO
slanderous, SO Vii provoked, so uncal!ed
for that everybody should unite in de
sc.ibing it by the use Of these ugly ad-
jcctives? We must have said something
dreadful. But W. made no charge
that Dr. Norment himself does not al
nit to be true or We are net able to prove
by uninireachablo witnesses We
CHARGE tLat DR.. E0rmeut was virtually
radical candidate, and expected to be
elected u radical votes Was this laL+c.
" as 1t SlandoToe@f Hear his own "a
AAs'lon III e 'rue' expect t'ie
support Of the larger portion OF the le'
publican party, and I expect it too
"'s'0" "'"1'"y /" solitary concession Q"
compromising 5'HJ'e PT'"'.P'o S"'o'.
'd"' Is II J'''S' anu S<'''''}eF"aS 10 "a.
THAT 'hl' Ii'n Is not d 'Feo conseF'''
1--WE lie expects II" support OF III
fadicaiS Wl'ho0t concession OF con'fEo
mise o. airy pF'h''Pi' ne entertain;
1h'L Is 70 say 'ia' hS principles are 5
In accordance win those OF IN
tcpUbAcaa N1ttF tAat0hs larger fott1o
@! them WILL accept I'M rs he stan,
aad support h'ni as their candidate Il
the STATE Senate
The Doctor denies that nc lahore
assidaousiy to secure the nomination
the Far 1iud convention, ana cha
ieneos L. to give the name Of q sing
delegate appointed by the Ianspeftt
convention whom he approached OF i
subject 1t Is not our business to {,
the names q indl''dua.s, but We aqpe
to the people Of Eobcson county anu
tue whole district to say whether it :"
not We'll understood that Or. Norme
desired the incarnation, and whether
"as not notorious tAat himself and
TRENDS were iaooring to secure It, /
may not have appealed personally
any delegate appointed to the conve
ticn from this county, out he Will
deny that he caused them to be a
pToac"ed Y MS Tte"ds' lie W
not deny Chat ne approached the edl'
OF thiS paper on ocs"ay before the &c
Vonsioh was hel" % thursday anu ask
MN 10 'aHe 'he proxy OF ocic5'
VINO could not attend, and #Ao, ne sa
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hjr. J j. Stewart has sold the type
and fixtures Of The Examine" Office,
at Salisbury, to Mr, II. Il. Helper to be
used il the pablcation Of the Tribune, :
ana has a5sociatad himself with =.
8sarier IN the publication and editorial
management Of the "W atchnlan."
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Gel John d. Taylor, Of Brunswick.
has been nominated as conservative can~
didste for State Senator fro1o the dis
sriot composed Of the counties OF l2ru1s~
wick and i5ladan. Col: Taylor Is an
accomplished gentleman, q fine stump
speaker a0d a man Of great personal
popularity and private worth, and his
nomination shows determination on
the part Of the conservatives Of that
district to give the radical corruption>
Isis "the best III their shop
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Cook II auGad

The undersi gned desires to employ e yyo-
man-wbitc or eolored- TO do the cookin =
and Eousework Of a small family. / per-
manent situation AMI good wages can be
secured oy applying J. ". POWELL,
Crisis Station, \. Z
Further information can be obtained at
this ctiice
jnne Is, l25-lm.
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sSCy. H:s&aGys -S5 GIT. Hs zssssosgE.

Our readers VIII be gratiiffsd to learn
That lion. z. +. Vance has at length
oaen relieved By Congress CT ali legal ard
political disabilities. The bill relieving
this distinguished and bonored son Of
North Carolina, passed both houses OF
Congress Oh Nonaay The 1G5h inst, with
only three dissenting votes in the Sen
ate. The passage Of the bill is attribu.
ted to the efforts in its behalf of our dis
tinguished Senator, Hon. Ill. ". Ran
som, whose eminent talents have
already secured for him very consi.' era
bic influence in the national councils,
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SEN ALTO bIAL TIC K ET ,

18Th District, COZ. N. n MCLEAN
OF RoREsON.
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Coz az tl2ersnip IsoGiCe.

i. GOODWIN, Esq. Of Luluberton. n. G..
has oee3l admitted a. "a ,neliter d c,.E lrsa,
10 date from 1st February, 1872.
The style Of the firm remains unchanged,
WICK S ME3AaE.
April 18th. 1872. 1l7-tf
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Congressional Ticket.

6,k District HON. T. S, ASuE,
Or ANsoN.
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l. I T E
INSURANCE GO.

9EEsCEkss
ROB'T Il. C0WAN, President,
JOHN W. ATKINSON, Vice-president,
z. II. CAMERON, Secretary,
Dr.. a. E. ANDERSON, Medical Dir ecsor,
DIRECTORS
TW. ATKINSON, Genl Insurance Agt.,
LIB. GRANGER, President Bank Of
Ne:g Hanover,
F. W. KERCHNER, Grocer and Com-
mission Merchant,
C. ri. STEDMAN, Of Wright & stedinan.
Co, Fayetteville.
R. Il yCoWAN: President,
H.B EILEisS, Commission Merchant
A. il. W Willard, Of Willard Brothers,
| W 4, CUMyi!NG, Ct Eortlrop i Cum
ming,
c. ". WILLIAMS, OF Williams s. MUIR
ch; sen,
ELI MURRAY, Of E. Murray & Co.,
| A. J. DEROSShTT, Of DeRosse't & Co,
/ ROBERT HENNING, CT Dawson, Tel
& Henning,
ALEX sfRUNT, British Vice Consul, of
Sprunt & Hinson,
P. Nj RPHY. Attorney nj Law,
j. D. u lLu:AMS, % j. .. Williams & Co.,
| Fayetteville,
JAS. c. McRAE, Attorney at Law, Fay
ettevile,
l.B KELLEY. Merchant, N2uansv.lie,
j. 7. POPE, Merchant, Aumbe1ton.
SPECIAL FEATURES AND ADTANT-
TtAAo1-G.
| 1st No restriction oa residence or t.,.l
"a. Nc extra charge en- the lives Of females
) Sd. Policies Iucontestihle after five years
9Th Tie rates CT Interest Gil the Fund.
Of the Company higher than those Oil tht
Funds o. Companies lo";lted ii. other States
thus irsur:a. larger Dividends 10 P9i}icy
, Holders.
9Th. The Directors and Officers Of ii,
Company are prominent North Carclnian$
who are know. to be men Of int, ;r:y III,
| worth. III
= 9Th. The Company is established en-,
solid and permanent basis, STEPS havil,
been taken 20 increase the Capital Stock t
100000,
= III. al tie funds CT thc company ar
invested in this State and cirulaeeei anon
our people This fact should comment ii
Conpaay, above al others, to Nort!, Care
lipians. It Is well known hat hundred
Of ihouarda Of Dollars IL Life Premiums ar
aunaal,r sent North TO enrich Eortj,cr
Canitalists, thus continually draining en-
Il people Of immense amounts which should b
kept a: home. TN this ground the tr;e:.c.
Of this Company confidently appeal 20 ever
sen Of he old Merit, State, and ask thei
support fo- Iris Home Institution, which
while it offers substantially ali the advantf
ges Of Northern Companies, helps to bull
!, up Home Interests.
." JAS. D. BROOKS,
" '''' OK ~ - - Raleigh, N.
q ". S. McDIAEEiID, Agent.
Lunberton, +.
June 9Th. 1872 124-,y.
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ggT1LMIreToE NORTH CAROLINA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-03

New YORK, Dec. 2.-Jav Gould, in his com
plant against Smith, Martin & Co. and the Erie
company, demands the surrender of the books
OF that firm by the Erie company as absolutely
necessary for the preparation Of his defence,
and asD that a receiver be appointed in charge
Of the same. II is said Gould's case will at once
be submitted TO the grand jury.
Henry II. BOady, banker, No - Wall street,
has been arrested on an allegation of fraud at
the suit of the Rockford and st. Louis railroad
company. Bail was fixed in 100000, and has
not been yet obtained.
VIM. r. Fisher, appointed by Judge Leonard
receiver of the Corn Exchange insurance com
pany, whose capital and surplus is stated at
1000, against losses by the Boston fire of
$40 600, and other liabilities of 900.
The surrogate admitted the will OF the late
Judge NlcCunn TO probate, having no power to
permit the contestants to court,
James Q. King and John Scaunell were to-day
indicted for murder in the first degree.
John Smith and James Sully were acquitted
of the murder of Augustus Brown.
The corOner'S jury returned a verdict that the
death of VIM. Lee was OccasiOned by wound
by an unknown person. Delany, the one sus-
pected, was held to answer the charge OF stab
bing Donovan, one Of the victims of the quarrel.
Van Syckes, the alleged poisOner Of his wife,
was arragncd in Brooklyn, and pleaded not
guilty. The trial will probably take place next
month.
The bail for Woodruff and Clanin is reduced
TO $500.
Twecd's trial was postponed to tomorrow.
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The loan and Building AcIs-OId south
EIOguenCc,
BOSTON. Monday. Dec.

BosToN, Monday, Dec. 2.
The senate has proceeded with commendable
celebrity in its business, and is now waiting for
the house bills Whether that honorable and
quiet body proceeds so surely and wisely as it
ought to is another matter. There are those in
the house who sympathize with Mr.. Tarbox in
his structure on the insurance bill, and will at
tempt more radical treatment of the insurance
question than that which has been proposed by
the officers Of the insolyent companies, aud so
readily accepted by the senate, The principal
work of the upper branch to-day was the passage
of the Boston fire loan bill with hardly breath
of opposition.
The house gave itself up for more than two
hours to discussion Of the act which is to
compel more thorough system OF building in
Boston in the future. The bill which is long.
making twenty-five pages of printed matter, is
technical in It's language and guards effectively
against any more shoddy work by the Boston
builders. The amendments made and offered
were mostly OF trivial Importance and the de-
bate was painfully dry and uninteresting. The
yeas and nays were called once, and that on
the important question of making a more ex-
plcit definition Of the way in which mortar must
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be made. The bill was finally passed to he en-
crossed, and under a suspension of the rules
sent to the senate.
The house did not read the insurance hill, but
entered into the most stirring debate of the
extra session on the bill authorizing the Old
South society Of Boston to lease its meeting
house. Gen. Quincy of Boston, son of Josiah
Quincy, took the floor and opposed the desecra-
ton of the relic of revolutionary days. He
presented the arguments of the "outside sent-
mentalist and antiquarians, read from the New
York Natiou, which sheet he aycrred stood at
the head of American newspapers, heavy
leader against allowing the Old South people to
give up their old house for post office His
speech was Cmbellishcd by an effective declama-
ton of the stirring lines, beginning,
"Ay, tear her tattered ensign down,
Long has it waved on high"
Mr.. Wright of South Hadey, in well chosen
words, stated the reasons which had led the
committee TO unanimously report the bill. Mr..
Shaw OF Boston caused great merriment while
advocating the lease, by rcmarking that he had
been member Of the Old South society, ut
which church he obtained his early religious
training Mr.. Tyrrell of Weymouth followed
on the same side, enforcing his eloquent points
by quotations from Mark Twain, aud old Horace
and the classics. 1t was reserved for Mr.. KIM
ball of Boston TO deliver the most powerful and
effective speech, in which he showed the MUS
tice Of allowing Trinity and Bratte street
churches 10 be pulled down by legislative sane
ton, and making the Old South an exception.
lie illustrated the abSurdl:Y of compelling the
Old South society TO use their own property in
way contrary to their own wishes. Dir. Chan
ning'S old church, the Brattle square church,
the Old Hancock house, the Province house. the
home of the author Of "Moher Goose" in
Province court, and other places itch in anti
quarian memories, had been removed without
a remonStrancc; and now from certain sources
comes howl against the Old South society for
their action. He counSeled outsiders to mind
their own business, and if they must have
the relic preserved, why, then, let them
buy the land with Il million dollars, more or
less, and not impose the whole cost of their
antiquarian luXurieS on the Old South society.
Very much in MIR. KimbalPs vigorous style was
the speech of Mr. Thompson of Gloucester, who
espouScd the other side of the quest ton. No
land, he commended, was too costly for the house
Of God, and the yielding to mammon of that
valuable corner lot, on which the Old South
stands, while the church sought refuge in less
valuable site, was a base surrenderug of Gods
property TO the devil. The trouble, he con-
tended, was found in the desire of the Old
South folks to build more fashionable house
in more fashionable quarter, and take religion
in an easy and luxurious style. The tendency
to make church going a costly business was
driving out of the churches the common people
He spoke at considerable length, the house
remaining in session much longer than usual
the gas being lit, and Mr. Towne occupy ing the
speakers chair.
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CONCERT PRoGRAMMEs.-Ou musical poo
pie must make arrangements to attend the con
certs announced for next Saturday and Monday
evenings, the first by Mr.. Ben. T. Hammond,
and the second by Theodore Thomas. The
programmes are both of great brilliancy and
interest, and make stronger appeal to the
lovers of good music than will he likely to occur
again this winter. Mr.. Hammond'S programme
for Saturday evening is as follows;
Overture to- "Pique Dame .Suppe
ARA from lie Nozze d F 4, Mozart
Fantasia for flute, on Walaehian Dopp!er
Ara, from "Maomcto Seeondo". Rossiui
b. r Hammond
Second rntasic for arincte Ryan
Qpartctte IN L fat; Oh Al. Andante Canta-
i. Alien assisted by Members aft6c CiaT
English song "ihe Niocts blossomcd where
"' wv" Mrs. ". Weston. 10y AT
souvenir de Spa " solo for yiooncello. Sewas
Rudolph lIennis.
English Ballad. "The heart bowed down" (hy
i 7 iiammani -'''''
Fantasia for Violin 'Massanie!lo" ..,..... ..Alard
charles llHmm
Selections from lie Pre- Clercs ueroi
Theodore Thomas comes with his musical
host on Monday night, and will display the
marvellous resources of his noble orchestra
the best one in America-in the following pro-
gramme:
Overture. IphgCua In Aulis. Gluck
Scene by the Brook From the Pas;orac SYM
. phony ..,...,........ ................ Beethoven
'''''"s Mr George l. 6sg6od '''''''
Selections from the Flying Dutchman Wagner
Concerto. op. p. MINOR CLarshetto-Alesro.,
''''s' Miss Anna Mc6lis '''O''
Song, SIWnbcr on gently Opt No lO......... Franz
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WASHINGTON, D. G., 1 A. M, Dec. 8.-Probs-
bilities In the northwest and over the upper
lakes and the Ohio valley, nOrthwesterly to
westerly winds, clearing weather, increasing
pressures and diminishing temperatures; on
middle an3 New England states, sOuthwestcrly
to nOrthwestcrly winds, occasional light rain
and clearing weather, with lower temperatures
in the gulf and south Atlantic states, generally
clear weather with reduced temperatures, in
creasing pressure and northweSterly to south
westerly winds, Warning signals continue at
ledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Rochester, and Os-
wegO.
OswEGO, N. Y, Dec 2.--The weather is mild
and rainy. Several propellers left for Chicago
since the Storm and efforts will be made to get
some grain vessels now detained in Welland
canal by ice through to port.
RoonEsrER, MY, Dec. 2,-Canal navigation
is closed by the weather