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this cold term we may reasonably look for the
reaction of another storm of rain or snow, or
both. Meantime, as we cannot rely upon
another January thaw for the relief of our
snow-banked city streets. the best thing that
our city reformers now in power can do for us
in the work of reform is to cart of these snow
banks. Thousands of poor men may be thus
employed in more profitable labor to the city
than any other upon which they could be en-
gagged.
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Union SQUARE THEATRE, Union square, between
prosSwav and Fourth av.-ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
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wAIIACKs THEATRE, Broadway and Thirteenth
street-BRoTHER SAM.
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NIBLO'S GARDEN Broadway, between Prince ana
Houstou streets.-LE0 AND LoroS
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pooTH,s THEATRE. Twenty third street. corner Sixth
. vcnue-BRUTUs; OR, THE FALL OF TARouIN.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway. between Houston
and Blocker streets-ALHAMBRA
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ArHENEuM No. sss Broadway. GRAND VARIETY EN-
IyRTAIHMKNT.
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CERMANIA THEATRE, Fourteenth street, Third
.v-DAs MiLcHxAEDcHEN AUS ScHoENDERG.
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THEATRE coMIovE No. 5li Broadway.-LALLA
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FOR SALE.
DALLAS COUNTY,

90 acres, miles $ oflIutchtns, the Ann Stokes
survey, prairie and timber, price So per acre.
$40 acres, Ii miller of Dallas, part of the q. W.
Shnw survey, timber price 81 per acre.
1856 acres, 1 miles W of Dallas, part of the T.
Denton sulyoy. timber. price 81 per acre
800 acres Is miles s W. of Dallas, the J. s, Jones
survey prairie and Timber, price 81 pOr acre,
$40 acres 10 miles NV Of Dallas, timber, 81 per
acre.
50 acres, 10 miles west Of Dallas part of the Thos
Collins survey prairie 81 per acre,
100 acres II miles east OF Dallas, the VIM Bryan
survey timber, - per acre.
100 acres miles north of Dallas, part eftho nlcd.
soc survey, prairie, 1T $50 per aero.
3dS acres, miles south Of Has part of the Levi
Dixon league, prairie and timber, ut 81 30 per acre
l73 acres miles south'uf Dallas pat of the Levi
Dixon lengue, prairie, at 81 80 per mere.
1890 acres lirmles. east of Dallas, the Cornelius
Vcrnay survey, puire at So per acre,
~ acres miles west Of Dnllns, part of the D, A
Leonard survey. vt 81 d0ncr nero.
so acres miles west of Dallas, part of the D. A.
Leonard survey, Mt so 80 per acre.
100 acres miles Nortl.wcs of Dallas part Of the
y. Derbin survey. timber, at 81 80 poracre.
l73 acres II miles enst of Dallas, part Of the j.
johnson survey, pmric, ut 81 80 per acre,
lS2l@ acres II miles east of Dallas, part of the W
IAhtham survey, timber, ut 81 per acre.
100 acres IL miles Southwest of Dallas,'part of
tho W. W Merrell survey prairie, at 'Sh 20 per acre
800 acres 90 miles Sonth-wcat of Dallas, part OF
the lsrycy Clark survey, prairie and timber, at 80 90
per acre.
3l7l4 acres eight miles south of Dallaspart Of the
A. u, Howard survey, prairie and timber ut II per
acre.
E.Croreit survey, prairie and timber at "a 30 per
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T AND FOR SALE.
DALLAS COUNTY.

A Farm miles North ofD ~
tiyntion, plenty Ofwater and h.sl- IA,
A Farm bmlles North Of Dallas, % acres IN cn'u'
walton 70 story concrete hOnse.
q Acres ~ miles North Of Dallas.
25 Acres mile Worth ofDalas.
80 Acres mile North Of Dallas
32O Acres on Mountain creek, the j. s. Jones
Farm In Polk county, Mo-, to exchange ior
Texas lands. .o
Farm in Lawrence county, Ark, to excha' GO
FIR Texas lands.
1914 Acres imile west Of Dallas.
O Residences In the CITY Of Dallas.
A Storc.hOuse on the East side ofthc Square.
business lots on Main and Jefferson streets
Rosldcnc lots In NIL parts Of The city.
$40 acres miles L. OF Lancaster, Ann stoH
yey. . III
203 acresSouth side OF Duck creek near tue "'"'"'
VIM Reeves Survey.
2iO acres Is miles s. ". Of Dallas, fine timber paF'
orc. ". Shaw survey
800 acres 10 miles ". Of Dallas; part OF Jas f"r'
gesOn survey 81. tI ,,,.,
1s5 acres miles Northwest OF Dallas, good TIMBER
part Of Il. Derbin survey an,
40 Two thirds acres u miles s. W. Of Dallas, part
ofW. p. Oyerton survey good timber
G.y acres 3 miles s. OFFS cyene, part OF the Moan
Henderson survey Fine timber
100 acres Il miles Northeast OF Dalis, impro'eu'
part Of +. Moss survey.
IL acres 4 mile northeast Of Dallas, part OI d.
Grigsby survey.
5 ace s joining the depot grounds part oil uFs'
by survey
l5acres Joining city of Dallas on the north.
Denton County.
200 acres % miles 5. of Louisville part oil Oiarih'
da squire's survey, improved.
ass acres In the s. w. corner of county, Joins mar
tin'B farm.
Collin County.
tiiO acres In Southeast corner OF the comfy
Tnrrnt County.
tGO acres on West Fork, 10 miles II. OF TT. WORTH
100 acres ON Mustang creek, part of John Gllllloh
survey.
Henderson County.
$40 acres miles north ef Porlers bun, J' !"
sharpe survey, improved. .
Harris County. =.
$40 acres on Green's Bayou, W. A. LaNhihe
Headlight.
Hamilton County.
6lD acres miles from the town of Hamilton, par
entcd to b. b. b. 4 G. Il. RICO.
City Lots and Residences.
House and lot in sherman TO exchange for Dallas
county landsl
Texas lands to exchange for s. W. Missouri land
Saw and Grist Mill, % horse power, to exchange
for land
Land certificates for sale.
AULT, JENKINS n AULT.
July 90, lST2-iitL
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Yesterday afternoon the Adiutant Cen
'eral returned to this place from Lampasns
with his squad of pelice and four pris-
oncrs, the murdercrs OF Williams and his
men. The names of the prisoners are
Jerry Scott James Guzzett, Allen White
craft and Martin Horritt. The prisoners
had been arrested before the arrival Of
the Adjutant General, and were under
the guard Of the sheriff with strong pose
Of citizens, who were, it is reported, in
danger of being attacked by the lawless
friends Of the prisoners. The history Of
the whole affair shows that all the good
citizens of the community were outraged
by the course of these outlaws.-rStaies-
man.
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A ULT, JENKINS & AUIIT,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
DALLAS, TEXAS,
Are now Offering for sale tho following
DALLAS COUNTY FARMS.

no acres, - miles north of Dallas. 40 acres IN
cultivation, fine dwelling house. price $1,000.
hNh acres, 10 miles north of Dallas, 70 acres In cn
tivnon,hnc water; timber md prairie, price $4,000
?b2 acres, IL miles north of Dallas, 90 acres In cu
tiva ion, fnc spring; praires aud tmbermlceSi 500
]e0 acres, miles north Of Dallas, ~ acres IN cn-
tvation prairie and timber black sandy soil, price
$1,000;
336 acres, IL miles northeast of Dallas. ~ acres
In cultivation, prairie mud timber, price $4,000
40 acres l21 g miles north of Dallas so acres IN
cultivation. price SIS pcracre 9
AZ acres miles west of Dallas, Is acres in cuti'o-
tion, price 81 900
l42 acres miles northwest of Dallas, 26.acrcs in
cultivation, price $500,
"a acres miles north of Dallas, part Of tho VIM
Burnet survey, all fenced but not broke, price $4,000.
CITY PROPERTY.
DWELLING HOUSES.
Block No o, Houston 81 and Pacific Avenue
house rooms.
Lot and block No 2S corner of Pacific Avenue
and Jefferson street. I rooms.
Block nj IA north half of Houston and Wood SITS
3 rooms.
Block No 2s2, San Jacinto street aud G. Railroad,
, rooms,
Block No 2i3 1O0y2O0 feel Howard st. log cabin.
Block No q lot !. Houston and Wood SITS. rooms
Block No 10 Lamar and Polk streets, - rooms.
Block No 2lT 60Xll0 It Ross an Grimm SITS rooms
Bleck pa l0x2O0 # Grimm & Pnttors ON stsl rooms
Block rs Commerce street l0x200 feet 3 room.
Block 22I east half Ross and Garter SITS, rooms
'AULT, JENKINS s iAULT.
March 4, 10. tf
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nALLAS SPRINGS ACADEMY

Nv
Is now open for the reception of private pupil''
Tho present session b,Gan February ,, aud will con-
tnuc lour calendar months. The COURSE OF study
embraces three departments the Primary, Inter-
mediate and Academic.
RATES 0FTUITION PAYABLE MONTHLY.
IN COM
pRlNARY--Includng spelling roading, writing,
ground rules of arithmetic, and primary seog mpny
per month, 81 90.
INrERMEpIATE--Incu ding practical art hMctc,
English grammar and Geography, per month, ~ 81
ACADEMIC -Inclndng ALGEBRA history English,
composition natural philosophy, chemistry, &c,
per month 81 90.
Stulcus of the higher mathematics or langn ages
will he charged one dollar extra Pupils may enter
at any time, but will be charged for the entire
month except in cases of pr0tracted sickness.
The school is open to both sexes ; hut ne soon as
practicable u competent principal will be appointed
to take charge Of an exclusively girls department,
Parents aud persons interested are cordially in
vitcd to visit the school and inspect its manage
ment, Call upon or address
NV. MARTIN
nj div 4 w3w Principal
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FARMS IN DALLAS COUNTY.

100 acres Smiles east of Breckenridge, Y. Mop SUR
vey, 80 acres in cultivation, at $50 pcracre.
900 acres miles north of Dallas, 100 acres in cui-
Nton, good orchard, ut SS,O0a.
40 acres miles sou h-west of Dallas, 200 acres in
cultivation, 10 acres pasture, good dwell ling, ton
ant'honses, barn, stable, &c. Gin, small saw and
gris-mill, at $500
l9O acres miles northwest of Dallas, 80 acres in
cultivation, story house, at S, 900.
$50 acres miles north OF Dallas, 40 acres In cul-
tyation, AZ So so per acre.
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This hranchIof our business we make speciality
We are members Of the
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TT Leads TO ii ppiness!
A Boon to tL Whale Rare Of Woman
DR., 3ID's
FEMAi 4 EsslGULATOR

II VIII bring on the Mcnses relieve all pain at The
monthly "Perlod:" cnro Rheumatism and Ncnrnl,
Ella OF back and Uterus; LencorrhTa or "Whites'
md partial Prolapsus Uteri; check excessive now
and correct MI Irregularities peculiar to ladies.
II VIII remove MI irritation otkdneys ana hlau'
der; rolcvo C0stveness, purify the blood give ioh'
and strength 10 the whole system clenr the skin
impartng n rosy hue to tho thcek, and choernlnes'
to the mind, a9 Hl}t 4fsIt,
II isas snro cure In NIL the above diseases as
Qnnne IL In ohills and fever.
Laics can cure themselves OF All the above as
eases without revealing their complaints 10 any per.
Hon, which Ia always mortlging to their pride anc
modncsty. ~
It Ia recommended by the best physicians and the
clergy. on ,e-o
LACRAY0r, Ca, March o. 1870
BRADFTELD 4 Co, Atlanta, Ga.--Denr hirs -
take plensnre In stating that have used for ttelas
twenty years, the medicine y0n are now pn'lihg up,
known ns DR.. j Dradhcla'E Female Regulator nnu
consider II the hest combination ever cotton 'ogeh
er for the diseases for which II II recommended
have been familiar with the prescription both as !"
practitioner Of medicine and in domestic practice
NJ d can honestly say that consider ita boon t.
suffering females and can bst hone that every lady
In our whole land, who may he suffering IN "hy way
peculiar to their sex, may be able to procurem po
tie, that their snfierlngs mny not only ho relieved
hut that they may he restored to health and
strength. With my klndest regards
| am respectfully W. Il. FARRELL, NJ. d,
FEAR MARIETTA Ga, March q, 1870.
Messrs VIM ROOT 4 SON.--Denr Srs: Some
months ago bought hottie oflradhclds Female
Regulator from you, md have used 1t In my family
with the utmost satisfaction, and have recommend
cd It 10 three other families and they have found II
lust what II IL recommended. Tic females who have
used your Regulator are in perfect health, and ar'
able to attend to their household duties, and woco
daily recommend II To the public.
Yours respectfully, Rev. II. b. JOHNSON
We could adda thousand other certificates, bnl
We consider the above amply sufficient proof of IT.
virtue. All We ask lisa Trial
For full particulars, history of discusses ard Ger,
thcates of Its wonderful cures tho reader Is referred
to the wrapper around tho bottle.
Manufactured anu sold by
BRADTIELD d. Co,
Price $l.bO. Atlanta, GA
Sold by all Druggists.
Apr enthusiastically
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DdLLAS CITY IN OPERTT.
Block No. 12S, hctween JAG kson and Wood Streets
and between llarwoed street and tho X X ground,
Z Block No. l20, Young's Addition, corr er Wood
and Howard Streets.
Ono half Block No. os1l, Young's addition, Wood
Street, l00x200 feet. q b I,if'.
Block Nc. 25l Victor aud Pearl Streets,
Block No. 252 Victor and Pearl Streets.
ene.fourth of Rlock No. 07Ia, Commerce Street,
50yll0 feet. AXES s.,l
In Block No. 10 Main Street 50x2O0 feet,
In Block No. $50 Pacific Avenue and Olive Street,
l5Ox200 feet
Block 2d2 and 200, Bryan and BuriOrd Streets.
Lands In Missouri ana Arkansas TO Exchange
for Texas Land.
AULI JENKINS s AULT,
North Side Public Square,
Dallas, Texas Feb, 27, lS13.-nl5
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FARMS.

800 acres miles south of Fort Worth, 80 acres in
cultivation, orchard and hedge fence, price Si5O0
DENTON COUNTY.
5000 acres lOmiles south of Denton, the W Thorn
ton survey, prairie and timber, at 50 per acre.
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TARRANT COUNTY.

1870 acres patented to Clark & bryan, at 50 50.
ll76 acres in the name Of +. loustoa, at So per
acre
100 acres 10 miles southwest Of Fort WORTH part
of the j. Gilleon survey, prairie, at 81 per acre
lOO acres 10 miles east of Fort Worth, the Fannin
survey, ut 70 per acre
400 acres, 10 miles south, west Of Dallas, the Me
Kinney Williams survey, prairie, at 81 per acre
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200 acres 3 miles south of Louisville, % acres In
cultivation at 50 per aero,
JACK COUNTY.
llO5 ocrcsat 81 so per acre,
PARKER COUNTY.
: 1890 acres at So so per acre,
MONTAGUE COUNTY.
lao acres at 81 per acre
ARCHER COUNTY.
22io acres ut 81 per aero,
ERArH COUNTY.
1880 acres at 81 per acre.
ELLIS COUNTY.
1886 acres, Jose A. Guano survey, on Chambers
creek, price 81 per acre.
HENDERSON COUNTY.
800 acres miles north of pcters-Buif, 25 acres in
cultivation, at 50 "a per acre.
HARRIS COUNTY,
500 acres on Green Bayou, at 50 per acre.
HAMILTON COUNTY.
GAO acres miles south of tho town of Hamilton. n
s. so per acre.
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ST. LOUIS.
TIL Bridge Decided an Obstruction to
NsYigation-A Canal the Rem
edy-B. Gratz BrOWR.

ST. LOUIS, October l9.-The commits
sion of United States engineers, appoint
/ ed by the war department some time
ago TO examine and ascertain whether
the bridge now in process of construc-
ton across the Mississippi river at this
city will, when finished, Obetruct nsvi-
CATION, have made sn elaborate
report, which will be published
to-day. They find the bridge, as at
present designed, will prove q very seri-
Gus obstruction to navigation, and as it
is impraeticable to change the plans OF
the bridge or raiseit, except at an enOr-
NOUS cost they recommend q canal OF
open cut behind the eastern abutmeut
Of the bridge one hundred and twenty
feet wide, extending from a point five
hundred feet above the bridge TO three
hundred below, with draw of the same
width. They also recommend that arch
trusses, like those of this bridge, be in
future prohibited in plans for bridges
over navigable streams.
The Times to-day gives circulation to
the report that b. Gratz Brown IS about
to run for the legislature, and, II elected,
he will become the Democratic candi-
date for the United States senate in place
Of Senator SchurZ. That this may be
speedily done, it is said the present rep
resentative from Iron county, in which
Brown resides, will resign in order to
open the way for the ex-governor.
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SAN FRANLISCO.
A Couple of BallOOnists Get a Duck.
iRg-RObbery on the Plains
Anti.Chinese Convention.

SAN FRANCISCO, October l9.-Two
amateur balloOnists, Austin and Clough,
made an ascension here ye- -terday,
hunting for the eastern current. They
found one which took them three miles
out to sea, off Golden Gate, where the
balloon came down and dragged d long
distance in the water, where a boats
crew rescued the young men. The bal
loon went up again and when last seen
was flying northward without any pas
sengers in the basket.
The stage between Gilroy and Visilia
was robbed last night. Wells, Fargo &
Co. 5 express box, with small amount
of treasure, was taken. No further par
ticulars. Another dispatch from Visilia
says the stage robbers are well known.
There were five passengers, unarmed,
who made no resistance. Wells, Fargo
& Co. lost five hundred and fifteen dol
lars, and the passengers about one
hundred and fifty. The sheriff aud dep
uties are pursuing, with good prospect
Of capturing thsm.
The Peoples Protective Anti. Chinese
convention will meet here on Novem-
Der fifth. Governor Booth has been
chosen one Of the delegates. The con-
ventiOn is called to consider the best
means Of supressing Chinese immigra-
ton.
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MISSISSIPPI.
The Assembling Of the Legislature-In.
POTtanee Of Pull Attendance,


From the Jackson Clarion.l
II is fortunate for the taxpayers that
the Legislature is 10 assemble in extra
session. While Wa are convinced that
that body should not enter upon a pro-
miscuous system Of legislation, there is
one matter beSides the election laws
Ghlcn should receive prompt attention.
iAhe necessities of the people in the dis
Iresslng condition 10 which the stringen-
cy OF The money market and the unex-
pected decline in the price Of cotton,
have reduced them, imperatively de-
ma.s5 an extension of time for collecting
u-xea. The people are unable TO pay
ohe}T taxes while these troubles are upon
them. Their chief staple will not COM
Enand its value in the present disturbed
financial condition OF the country; and
To force it on the market will be a ruin
Gus sacrifice not only to the planting in
'terests, but TO all Others dependent upon
il. But to this dire extremity they will
be driven, If the tax laws, as they now
stand, are ineXorably enforced. These
1sws present the alternative Of speedy
payment, or cOnfscstiOn, without the
privilege of redemption, as under
Ae former system. The legisla-
turo should suspend their oper-
stIon until there is an improvement
N the money market Il may be ne
cessaTy % adop, other relief measures.
4 law 70 stay the collection of debts
may also be required % prevent the ca
LastrOphe OF wholesale sacrifice of
property, Desperate remedies are Ie-
fI.jired for extraordinary evils. A resort
10 this expedient has been the invariable
rule IN similar cases. It will be for the
legislature to determine whether it will
be possible to weather the storm without
recourse to i at TIE present time. But
There cannot BE- two opinions in regard
10 relief in the matter of collecting taxes.
We are sure the Conservative members,
who Me the true representatives Of the
people, viii support q measure for that
purpose. To that end every man OF
tbem ought 20 be present. The lawyers
who have accepted the trusts Of legisIs-
tors must postpone their cases in the
COURTS the physicians must abandon
their practice for q season; the mer-
chants must leave their stores; the me-
chanics their workshops; the farmers
their fields. Private business must be
subordinate TO the public welfare. Let
every member who holds the good OF
the people nearest his heart, De at his
post in the capitol on the twentieth and
remain until the public business is fin
ished,
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RACE NEWS.
The California THrf-A Great Four.
Nile Rsee Captured by
"Ihad. Stevens"

SAN FRANCISCO, October 1S.-The al
tendance at the great four-mile running
race at Oakland to-day was very large,
fully six thoussnd people being present,
There was every appearance that fast
time would be made.
First Heat-Target had the pole;
Kate Gift, second; Bsllotbox, third
Joe Daniels, fourth: Thad. Stevens,
dflh; Irene Harding, sixth. AT quar-
ter to three O'Clock the horses got q good
sendof. For the first four miles
and at the outcome the horses
run In the follgwing order: Joe Daniels,
Ballot Box, Target, Thad. Stevens,
Irene Harding and Kate Gift. The an
nexed is the time for each mile: First,
I:5s; second, so; third, 1854; fourth,
:4S4: total time, 7:42. In the second
heat the horses got good start. Joe
Daniels won the first mile in I:5l.
Thad Stevens took the next three miles
and heats; time, 1880. Ballot Box
came in second and Joe Daniels
hird. Irene Harding, Target, and
Kate Gift were distanced. Thad.
Stevens's victory was received with tre-
mendous cheers. Pools were selling
largely in favor of the California horse.
Tbad Stevens won the third heat and
took the l1Tst money. Time, 7:43;
Thad Stevens first, Joe Daniels second
and Ballotcox third.
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CAIRo, October ls.-Arrived: City OF Ches
er, Memphis, pm Exporter, New Orleans
Departed: City of Chester, st. Louis, II pm
elliott, Memphis, IL pm; John Kyle, SsS
Orleans, am; Bao6agr' New Orleans, pm
VIM. Dorsey, q dek hand, was one OF the los
by the Poe disaster. No other names OF
tained.
LoUIsvILLK, october le.-Eo change in tn
river. Heavy rain yesterday. Weather cIea
md cool. No business on the river except b
regular packets, ArrtvAls-Pat Rogers, Gin
cinnad; Ada He1man, Henderson Depari
henderson. The Louisville and Hendersni
packet company have chartered the steame
laura Davis, TO run during low water.
At. LOUIS, October Ie.-Arrived-Ecrthwe
ern, keokuk; City ofChester, Memphis. De
parted-Northwestern, ke0kuk. River risinl
slowly. Weather clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, October l9.-Weather chief,
clear and cold, the mercury 439 TO so. Rive
stationary. The Bransford, from Rockport, ar
lived. The george Roberts, for Henderson
PTTrsBURs, October ls.-River two feet snC
rising. RRined steadily all day.
NASHVILLE, October IS.-River on q Etapc
with twelve inches on the shoals. A rise o
several feet is expected from yesterday s rains
Weather clear and cold
CINcINHATI, October 10. River unchanged
weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, October le.-For Monday
throughout the gulf States ard Ohio valley
northerly winds and cool. clear westhe0.
For the south Atlantis coast, northwesterlI
winds with cloudy or clearing weather.
For the middle Atlantic coast, easterly
winds, backing to the northwest, with rair
and lower tenn perature.
For New England, southeast to northeas-
winds, with clouds and rain.
For the lower lake region, northwesterly
winds, cloudy or clearing weather, followed
BY southwest winds and rising barometer.
Cautionary signals are ordered :or Whining
ton and Cape May.
The storm-center will move north and
northeast over the Chesapeake bay.