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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-27
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

SoGlH EUREKA MINING COMPANY
- Location OF principal place OF hnsi.
ness san Francisco. California, IocatImn
OF works, Eureka district, Eureka Cn",I
~, Nevada. Oouh'
Notice is hereby given, that al a meet.
lhS olthe directors OF said COMPANY MIA
on me o.th day OF August, 1873, AN nssesS.
lhent no. o OF Twenty Cents CaocJ Der
s ,h was letled upon the capita stock of
me cooperation, payable iminediafeIvin
Chtea states gold coin, TO the Secretary.
a. rdr once OF the company, No. 4Ss
cisco, California. ran
Any stock upon which this assessment,
snaat remain unpaid on the 9TH day of
october, 1878. will be delinquent, anG.G..
ncrllseu Tor sale at public auction, and
unlcss payment is made before
VIII be sold on Monday, the o-rh oar
OF October, 1873. 10 pay the deInnnun",;,
assessment, together with costs of ave.
Using and expenses of sale.
i. r. CRONlSE. Secretary
Office ABS California street, San Fran.
cisco, cal. ran
sept5
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE. NO. o23.
IS REGISTERS OFFICE

-
EUREKA, NEv, August 18th, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Simeon Wenban lpOstoffice address
Cortez, Nevada has this day nled in this
onice a diagram, together with a notice
of application for patent from the United
States. under the Act OF Congress, ap-
proved May 10Th, lST2, lOr fifteen nun.
dred 1850 linear feet Of the Arctic lode.
the same running 4N feet southeasterly,
and | ,lUO feet northwesterly from the loca.
ton monument, with surface ground 4O
feet In width, situate in Cortez Mining
District, Eureka County, state OF Neva-
da, and described in the plat and field
notes, on file in this office. as follows:
L. S. SURVEY, No. IS.
Beginning at a post marked No l, L.
S. Survey, Nc. IS, whence the section cor.
ner common to sections 5, 3, :, ami s. l.
% ", K. IS E, NJ. II. NJ, bears ;. - deg.
5 min. W, 2,1B feet, post No. 8, OF survey
No. 81, made for Simeon Wenban. on the
Garrison lode. bears y. y deg. IS min.
W, Il. feet. and tn center of the mouth
OF the Arctic tunnel bears =. ~ deg. f.,
l,ll6 feet thence running y. 339 deg. E.,
40J feet, TO post marked NO. >. |. ;. Sur.
vey, No. IS thence ;. Bly, deg. E, l,5UC
feet, to post marked No. ), L. ;. surrey,
No. IS; thence ). 5s& deg. W. 40 feet, 10
post marked No. /, L. :. Survey, No. IS ,
and thence y. 81 y deg. W, 800 feet, to
post No. !, the place OF beginning, con
tanning Is T.lU0 acres. Causes expressed
from the true meridian, with a magnetic
variation OF l6 . deg. Last,
b claim IS on surveyed land, in I. %
= . X. IS E, 81. d. NJ, and is bounded en-
neither end by any known claimants,
the nearest mine is the Garrison. This
claim is recorded in Book Is, page l57, Of
the Cortez District Mining Records.
Augls-O CYRUS +. HORN, Register.
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miscellaneous.
TO
rw prMIypIEs! NEW REMEDIES
mn c1paoN's DISPENSARY,

NrO. s2s EEARNEY STREET, f.
corner Commercial, san MSS
Francisco. Private entrance on kiA<N
,or,mercial street. Established
i'm = "A. for the treatment oil SeAu- ...s
al and Seminal Disease, such as Don,oni
hea, elect, structure, s.pnh'S
forms. Seminal Weakness, lmPotcuo!
etc. etc. skin diseases of years "a
ana liberated Legs, etc., successfully
DR. GIBBON has the pleasure OF an
n~ouncing that he has returned iLonI us
ting The principal Hospitals oil EUROPE
and has resumed practice.
ms doctor has spared netthertime mol
money i'm seeking out new yemedles, aiiu
has returned with increased facilities Ior
the alienation of human suffering.
seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the
nj self.abuse. This solitary vice, or De
trayed sexual Indulgence. - practiceu oy
Inc yolth of boil sexes TO an almost uh'
limited extent, producing win uherrins
certainty the following train OF mOrplu
sy,nrtoms. unless combated by
medical measures, viz SallOw counten'
ance. dark spots under the eyes. pain In
the head. ringing In the ears. nose like
the %rus;lipr OF leaves or rafting OF char
tos. uneasiness about the loins.
of the limbs, confused vision, unte IN
! tellpCt, loss Ol CbIlllutb1t, ui'huN -
proaching strangers, a ulsilke 10 form
new acuuaintances. a disposition To shuH
society. loss of m mory, pinples ana Na'
cious eruptions about the face. hectic
fushes, iurred tongue. fntid breath
coughs, consumption. night sWeats, mo
nomania, and frequently insanity. III re
lief be not obtained, you shOhld apPl! lin
mediately, either in person or 10y letter
and have a cure effected by his new ant
scientific mode of treating this disease
which never fails OF eflectins q quick ane
radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons nj a distance may be GU REL
AT HOME, by addressinga letter TO Or
GIBBoN, stating case, symptoms, lengtf
of thine the disease has continued, ant
have medicine promptly forwarded, Tree
from damage and curiosity, 70 any par
OF The country. with iull and plain direc
lions for use, 10y ~inclOsing $40 in coin IN Z
registered letter through the Postofflce, o.
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
a package OF medicine will I've forward
co by Express to part ofthe Union.
arsonS wrltingtotne Doctor will pleas
state the name ofthe paper they see thi
adyertiSementin
All communications strictly coniden
tial.
Address, DR.. j. F. GlBBON.
Box 1857, San Francisco California.
feb6-ly
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Application for Patent.
NJ IL w. -
L s RFGErER'S NEEICE


EUREKA, Nevada, August 18th, lsia.t
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN simeon WeDban ipoStotfce address,
Cortez, Nev..l has this day rled in this
ONCE a diagram, together With a notice
OF application Tor a patent fromth Unit
ed States under Act of Congress, approved
May nth, ls12, for fifteen hundred l,5N)
linear feet OF the Garrison lode, the
same running 80 feet ~soutnerly n 80
northly, from the location monument,
with surface ground 4u feet in width. sit.
County. New. and described in the plat
n field notes on file in this Office as
follows:
l.. g. SURVEY. NO. 81.
Beginning at a post marked NO. l,
L. :. Survey No. 81" whence the section
corner common t sections 5, 6, :, and s,
40 min. W., S,54i feet and the shaft known
IS the Garrison Air Shalt bears :. l3a
deg. E., 81 feet thence running y. S-R
deg. E., Az feet, to post marked No :, |.
s. Survey, No. 81 thence :. ~ deg. f.,
1850 feet, to post marked No. 3, |. :.
Survey. No. 81; thence :. S2& deg. W,
%O feet, to post marked MOI, [. :. Sur
vey. No. 81, and thence y. ~ deg. w.,
1.HU feet. to post No. 1.-the place Of be.
ginning. Containing IS 0.lU acres
causes expressed from the true meridian
with a magnetic variation OF Ion deg.
East.
This claim is on surveyed land in T.
IS ", Il. IS E. NJ. d. NJ, ard is bounded
on neither end by any known claimants,
the nearest min is the Arctic, The
the Co!tez District Mining Records.
aul9-oO CYRUS F. HORN, Register.
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THESE BATHS u,
April Ii. 1851, and akE %.
IN existence Tor The cue sCr
ism, COLDS, NIiySeie d
PARALl Sis. LlVIRsaLsA
fEC1loNs. bkUNcSaTS1,A
LAS. sCUkNl, and .b
diseases. In fact, ali ~. 20
nom a bad state OF The s,s'ss
All persons whose s,,'O0+
with murcury lead or eHllsc1
sons can be completes u
this process. ASIDE tron Nsss
cacy, these baths are ,lsras
them. u 10 q
Gonorrbea, syphni, =, :. |
OF long standing, pneumo
all descriptions, billoranlA
ton of the bowels and
weakness. etc, successlut,ss
AullAl NJ.
mon baths. '*ss
Perfect cures warran,ss
aboNe-naneu dis, as,s W..
are strictly followed. ora,
been treated 10y the uness -
reka, and perfect cures
instance. Dr. Spinks h..
first patient. A sptcis,rdi
diseases peculiar TO chiis,
dies and gentlemen an ~
these baths. A eoure,e,.
ways in attendance 10 va
A good surgeon and pbvs.l
consulted II necessary.
Family rights 10 The y,,,,,l
be sold 10 parties RESIDING h,
at reasonable rates. No ~
be without them. The az.
Al home. Rooms And
when desired. ~ charge.
-., N.A91
hu-'-u WaterrpnJ
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Delinquent SALE.
D..xx MINING COMA.

NJ Location OF principal place. %
business. san Francisco, California. -
cation of works. Eureka Mining pis'ii"'
Eureka County. Neyada ,he
Notice.-Ihere is delinquent upon d,
following described stock, on acrou,, =,
assessment mo. IL levied on tne ~
day OF August, 1875, the seNSfai o,iye
set opposite the names vi 'ue
shareholders, as follows;
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Anu III accordance with law, and an
olueF OF the Board OF Directors, made ON
me nlth day of August, 1875, so mann
shares OF each parcel OF such stock a.,
may oe necessary, will be sold at public
SNue'.Hh, al the Office OF the company,
Ca4ilornla, on THURSDAY, THE $50,
oND DAl Of OCTOBER. 1873. al the
u OF one O'Clock P. NJ, OF SAID dav 70
pay saiu delinquent assessments thereon
tosttEer with costs o: advertising AMI
Expenses OF sale. anu
JUs MAGClRE, Secretary.
OHlce' Room 20, Hayward's building
California. 1852
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-OR SALE VERY e
Delinquent SALE.

EUREKA MINING AND SMELT.
l. ING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ofprln.
clpai place OF business, san Francisco.
California. Location OF Works: Eureka
county, Nevada.
NoTICE.-There is delinquent upon the
following described Stock, on account of
assessment no. p levied on the 2lst day
OF August, 1873, the several amounts So
opposite the names of the respective
Shareholders, as follows:
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, y
/ transcripts OF Morlsas h
for Eureka county ale =
of the Board OF EquaiiIia,G
interested in the cahc.1i sr,I
cages or satisfaction OF IN m
costs by appearing oe'ui nocii
show cause why the! G
sessed for the amouhls
cages and liens. BY oIut lad
sla-ov Ex.ofieio ClerAr,
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The 18th Day of October, 1919,

At hour OF Il o'clock m, of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment, together
with c SIS OF advertising and expenses Of
the sale TIP. REACH. Secretary,
Office 81 Sansome street, San Francis
CO, California. s2e-td
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ANA IN accordance with law, and an
order of the Board Of Directors, made on
me 2lst day OF August, ls1S, so many
shares Of each parcel Of such stock as
may be necessary, will be sold at public
auction, at the Office of the COMPANY.
~ >ansome street. San Francisco, Cain
fornia, on MONDAY.
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REMOVAL.

~ ACCoCNT OF BAD AND MS
nv 'Sieeapie ~nelghbors, / ha,. move
To- 10Y ,ai FOR, Ship from North Main Street
by tha ~, mqmr ct the building occupied
opposite o ,tEs photograph Gallery, nearly
s,rset. y continuance Of my GA Malh
ana friends is solicited. )" oiu patrons
s. JOHNSON.
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DR.. T. DEnh

IIAS TO lhEY
II adjoining the La ofaag b
Our bathing apartment
fitted, making them inc %
To those who have la'u" I
share of their patronage
thanks, and respectful! S"N
uance of the same. ..,
In connection with Inc assr]
ment, pr. Deter has pli'a ,o I
for the reception OF those
ed. Medicines manulsc....
vegetation. Cures guaiaD"'
sle-tf
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Business Chan:

T TAKE THIS METHOD on
L ING the public that ! hsF|
sold my entire stock Of GNoi
ing, Liquors and General Md
NesSrs. OberIelder 4 harMl
continue the business al ihs l
In retiring | take occasion ~
them u continuance Of ID. /
hitherto so Literally bestowed
cheerfully ~mendlnc III
TO all of my friends and iolns|
All persons indebted 10 Hs.I
payment within thirty ds!s
their accounts will be placGll
OF the Sheriff Tor COLLECTOR
against me will be paid on
Until further notice can n
the old store. 4
Eureka, sept. -, 1873,
Referring TO the above, Ee1
solicit a continuance Of 'he \
the old friends and c%ustontn1
decessor. assuring them an /
public that We will 10 al Me|
merit their favors. Our 'aels]
Quoting a general mertsll.
III all It's branches, are nov '
a, any point between san ~
the Missouri river. r,a
OBEKFEIDER 4 hA1
stiff
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NOTICE

EROM n AFTtR ~ III, !
II ceipts for charcoal NJ WIZ .ss
except to the party n
NAV have been del,s.r \
against the COMPANY. sin
aithe former Office OF lae q NJ
by or before the I'd OF eaI i { /
Superintendent No
s3-lm ~
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SMELLING AND REFINING
COMPANY!

VNHIs COMPANY Is NOW READY
TO RECEIVE LEAD BILLION.
n separate the SILVER and gold there
nom, and refine the lead on reasonable
terms. and have the same ready for de-
livery within thirty days from It's receipt.
Their Works
Are Situated at Melrose.
on the line Of the railroad, three and a
half miles easteIly from Oakland.
The Bullion will be received al the
Works. directly from the cars, free Of ex.
pense.
ONCE Northwest corner Of broadway
and Twelfth street, Oakland. Cal.
jy26-3m SEXICS SHEARER, Pres't.
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@istsuaa,,,,
vapora n
Try DR. ,Monro.,.n.
por Baths ., sis,,s.
heg~n.ra,.s
Al the Water-cure r.,.
Wa. Splsn,l
THESE DATuS

NORTH MAIN ST., . Fry
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-08
lspesia5 Correspondence of the RepubSsaSj
EAST Felicinnn Pnrislpo
JACKSON Lao May 70 1875

5BiT IVE hEPCBLlCANS
The cool weather has proved sery 6amaS
ing 90 the young cotton, causing much of it
60 die and all to assume quite sickly ap-
pearancao 1t would be decidedly better TO
pIow up and plant over. but the scarcity of
Sce9 for planting purposes fOrbids this. All
other crops are looking well, and farmers
and planters alo a0peas to be diligently at
%orko
There wifi Te 90 Saa resisting 9n thHs pare
ash. 1t Is true there are few men here
9yhG arc clamorous tax resisters, but as
SheY pay no taxes and are for the most Part
old. broken down politicians, afflicted with
chronic mania for office, and totally with
out Influence, they are powerless for evil.
East Eeliciana can safely be counted on as
q 2aw abiding parish.
Spotted fevero or cere9Sro-sp0nal men9ne
gitiso has prevailed to limited extent
proo ing fatal in the majority of cases, and
3ately few isolated cases of cholera have
occurred in different portions OF the parishe
Centenary College, under the control OF
She Methodist Church. is rapidly regaining
ats former exal ed positiono which it occue
pied among the educational institutions of
thc country prior to the civil war, and is
well worthy the patronage OF the people Of
Che State
The public schools Of this parish have
Been, as a rule, badly managed, but a new
school board has lately been appointed
from whom the people expect the needed
gctosms SO much demanded.
REPORTER.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-08
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK May !, Evening ng-COtton closed heavy;
sales today 9ii bales; middling uplaI ds ~ c;
orleans l9'c net receipts 59i; Rros8 Zl33; expoi
o,iay 400 Sales OF futures to day 3,'Co bales,
as follows: NJ IL 5-lbalS'sc June IL io0IS'ac;
July 10 7l6alsssc August lSfgls ..lbc. uFi -Four
Gnie and steady Whisky shade frmer. Wheat
higher Corn iirmer and demand moderate; vel.
low Western 6sl, 1899 Rice steady at II aSl:c
Pork heavy at j. 10 2'G1S 30. Lard dull and heavy
Coffee strong and quiet Rio II i l9',c. Sugar
1uiet and very firm; fair to good refining 7s G81,c
Molasses easier; Muscovado 30kc. Beef duh at so
all IS for plain mess; Sl20l3 tor extra mess.
Sixes OF 1881, III i: fve-twentiesof 1862 ll5l,;
of 1854 ll5ts; OF 1865 ll7'l new l8a; of 1867, l2o
of 1868, ll31.; new ives, ll4's; tenforties ll3'i
new So consolidated 53l,; deferred l2 Louisiana
skies a. new 40; levee skies 40 eights 50; Alabama
eights 80, ives 55 Georgia skies 70, sevens 90
North Carolinas n. new l6 special tax IA; South
Carolinas, 25 new, II; April and October, 26.
CIScINNATI. May Cotton dull; prices declined;
middlins lSlsc. Flour iirm at 81 COZ S3; Wheat
d n a2a4sc. Provisions frme,; pork sales at : 49,
Lard quiet and nominal; steam &c; kettle 9l5c.
bu.n i..ats frmer; shoulders held at 7c; clear rib
g3la c; clear 9ssco Bacon-light offerings shoulders
81 ST, =. IorIs. Mas s.-sottob auflg Gow o,ddline
Sine winter S. 5oa5o extra winter s5d5 75
double extra oyinter $6a6 SO Wheat-sprinP
Sighesg No. spring Chicago 23aY 25 fall dull;
prices d. cine Corn gIsf NO. scta mixed OATS Ss on IN
taig demand. market firm; No. 3 aG&hc iIe
elevator. Whisky higher, s8c; Pork lower
siearsides sold at saoo Bacon lower; little doing;
clear s'des closed at 50Co d.ard held Out ST d6e
markets DSominally 9Co
SoreieA Markets.
E9sgaPoos. May 6, Evening.-Cotton d9cseS aaYepo
giplands S'sasd; Orleans & &s!s a9'od sales today
speculation. The sales include 6Ooo AmeriSao
Fssm Mobile still at sea l-l9do
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-08

SUCCESSION OF LEVI C. WHITNEHo

SUCCESSION OF LEVI Z. W WHlINhYe
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans.
No. 36 024.
DY G. DE FERRET 4 CO.-JOHN G. MON
ID ROSE, AuctiOneer-Of6ce No. 50 ROYAL street
THURSDAY, May 8. 1873. at twelve O'clock NJ, at
the st. Louis Auction Exchange, viii be sold by
public auction By virtue of an order from the Hon.
A. L. TissOt, Judge of the Second District Court for
the pari of Orleans dated March 3d. 1873, the fol
lowing described property for account OF said suce
ceSSion-
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situate in
the Third District of this city, in the square
bounded by Chatres, Royal, C!0uet and Louisa
streets, and measuring in American measure AZ
feet inches more or less front on Chartres
street by las feet in depth between parallel lines
together with the buildings and Improvements
erected thereon.
Terms-One-fourth cash and the remainder at
one two and three years credit in notes vf the
purchaser to the order of the tutrix and under
tutor of the sald minors, bearing interest at the
rate of eight per cent per annum from the date OF
the sale until final payments secured by mortgage
on the property sold, with sthe clause mon alens
andO" and five per cent lawyers fees IN case of
suit to efOrce the Of said notes. Ob either
to them The purchaser 20 cause the buildings
and improvements so be insured and kept insured
against the risk of tr in the sum OF three thousand
dollars until the final pay .aent Of said notes and
the policy transferred to the sutri9. and the pur'
chaser also to all taxes OF 1888 payable Sn
1874, over and above his bid.
Act of sale at the expense Os pusHaaseRs besore
A. Hero Jr, notary pubeee
ans u 10 26 my3 g.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-08
Monetary--Commerciai.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Total week beforeoos lo3io'oif 40 @''S''''0 -
Gold opened at ll71il7a against ll7i at New
York and after fair business closed at the
S., s1l 500 embracing s2i 500 ts55oo, s9ero and
Is 800 s 1000, $1,000. $4,000 and $1,000 at il7t.
No sales of silver were reported. american
Mexican dollars at la2 p cent premium in gold
for new and for Old ,.
The movement in sterling exchange was lin,
tied, but at fuller rates. and the market closed
about !. " cent higher for bank bills The safes
amounted to S25 900, comprising GlZ,nO Dill OF
iading and 500 Al clear at l26 $500 bill of lad
ing af l26 10000 AL clear and S20Oo first Class at
1875 ss and GlOJ0 bank at iO9 g0lc
TH. sales OF francs included IS ooo commercial st
The only sale reported i'll German marks was
l20 900 at -. AM
At the close sterling bfy1s we're quoted az f260
l26 y for bill of lading and al clear, and l2s q =,
for bank; francs at 4.52ta "a 32h for private ana
nominal at i5la 14o5o tog bank, and Germaa marks
III.
The offerings of domestic exchange were of fair
extent, and rates were d shade weaker, but with
out quotable varatipno The sales covered fZ15 eoo
embracing &6n 600 commercial sight on New York
at ~ cent premium; $40, coo private bankers and
b2o O0D, b25,o0O, 900 and 85o,oco bank at 9 32
h TO- 900 and a45 coo private bankers and $2n 900
bank at SIG, and $1,000 sixty days at y cent dis
The banks continued 20 check New York at
Il u cent premium and private SlSnt vas sun
In gold checks we noticed sale Of $4,000 at ll7a,.
The sales of stocks included - shares Calcasleu
Sulphur Mining Company at SO; 10 and 20 Ammo
MIA and ThermO Specific PropelliDg Company at
Sll; 20 do at s IL 25 and 20 do a. Sl2.
The only sales of bonds reported were 5 1000 and
s5oO city gold bearing seven per cents at 6lt.
They were 1uO,ed at the close at -062 shade
weaker than yesterday.
No sales OF city appropriation certificates were
reported. New were still quoted at 49, and old
at $685.
School certificates continued nominal at 63 0o4.
The only sales of warrants reported we're $500
Clint an at 40, $22OO at i0li, and $l8OO at Al.
All state warrants were unsettled by the report
that an Injunction had been issued against them
and quotations are entirely nominal
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-08
FROM FIRST PAGE.'

the explosion OF a laru rehoo1e
Two were scalded.
WAR DEPAa1sHN
Ohsce Chief sigma. of1cer.
Washington, May 7, 1913. s-'' r. ID.
PROBABILITIES.
FOR the Gu,f ard South Atlantic s'ates ana t.i rel
go. n.r,Iv cloudy and clearing weather, Win
amtL.riy winds yeering TO southwe stery ana
No,thw,steriv For the Northwest, and thence to
rtsa, Ioi and Missouri. cloudy weather and rain,
Ins.iby clearing Thursday afternoon with north,
,rasterly to cDrthwe5ter!y winds.
River Intelligence.
vo-ravr.r PAS May = 6 P. M.-Barometer
eo1O Wind west; fresh ArrlVed-hrie Llzzis IN ",
Ner1itt Dockeldorf master, seven days from
Havana; Spanish bark Renonl, Garrioga, master
seven days nom Eavana, in ballast, tc PUG Broth
era saied-BaIk Union. On the bar, bound out
yIcKsBrRa, MAY Passed down-Kellegg and
6arces, at eight last night. Up-George. G. Wolf
AT eleven last n 'gnt. Down to day-Julla at r. NJ
jThe steamer John Kyle struck a stump at Druns-
syck Point thirty miles above here, at SIX o c0c
shis morning aud sunk IN ten E Ieet OF Wa,et ne s
steamer Ashland saved the deck freight, winch is
but 'ttle damaged. The boat lays straight anu
ran be raised. Weather clear and warm. RIVER
MyMpHfs, Nav g-weather showerv River
aisen seven inches IN the last twenty tour houIs
Arrivet John u. Maud from New orleans, De S
part l-eity of Alton and Emma Elliott Tor 81.
Louis; Nick Longworth and Andy Baum, lor Yin
ainnati and hares BOdmann, for New orleans.
dIyIINyATI MAY ..-hlhti ANS' ""A
Ris;up RaiIed all day.
LorisyIILH May Tile river has risen SIX
sncb.s vii hin the last twenty four hours sui ris-
6pr: eleven fo.t tire large ca al nlne ieet IN the
G,hute seven feet over the rocks. weather rainy
eaariv ali d1y clearing this evening. Passed up
5,burcb from New orleans, to Cincinnati
EvAysvlLLg May Weather cloudy and wet
Nercury ranging between 59o and 10. Heavy rain
This evening. TIE river has Iisen two ieet N lLe
last twentg four hours. Passed down-hobert
Mitchell at 3 P. NJ. .-.-.c Q
C,no Nav River stationary. Raining since
p NJ rrive.-Pauline Carroll, from ST Louis at
s. A. NJ; Charles Bodmann from Clncinhail AZ a.
81: Glencoe from New Orleans, at y A: NJ 1eiie
Howell from New Orleans, st A. NJ; James HOW
ard from St Louis at A. NJ. Crescent CITY from
New Orleans at 3 A. NJ; Marble City. from |!cks.
burg at noon; City OF Helena from 81 LOUIS, at
p n: LaBelie from Red river. Departed-bod-
Snsnn for New Orleans at II P NJ; Glencoe, for st.
Eoujs at A. NJ; Howell for st. Louis, at A. ~;
gauiine Carroll for New Orleans, at A. NJ Marble
CITY for St Louis at p NJ; LaBelle, for st Louis,
Pl1TssuRG. Say Tv-The river is nine feet nine
snches and falling rapidly. 1t has raned all day;
Sr. Loris, May River rising slowly. 1t has
ralurd nearly all day Arrved-Shreveport, from
@ed river. Departed-Bee, for New Orleans.