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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-24

OF the bridge at ST. Louis, recent dis
patch SAYS: "The two center sections or
the arch between the western abutment
and the first of the bridge, each consisting
of an upper and lower rib, were complet-
ed recently by the insertion of the key
or center tubes, and that portion OF the
arch is now finished, demonstrating the
feasibility of the original plan, and its
success is regarded as one Of the greatest
has ever seen. The two remaining ribs of
this arc, which are only partially CON
structed, will be finished at once and with
ease, and the three grand arches OF the
bridge are expected to be finished by the
middle of December"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-24

Thomas Brassey, member of Parlia-
ment for Hastings, has just passed the ex-
animation of the local marine board OF the
port of London, and obtained his eertiti-
cate of proficiency as a master In the mer-
camille marine. Mr. Brassey is the first
amateur sailor who bas obtained this GER
tificate, which requires thorough knowl-
edge Of practical navigation.
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New Engraving Process.

A NEW engraving process, by which the
pictures in the N. y. Graphic and some
other papers are engraved, is just now at
tracing considerable attention. Though
not strictly phOto-engraving process, as
the subject must first be drawn by hand,
photography is used to place the drawing
on the plate, in very Ingenious manner.
The drawing, when completed, very
much resembles a pen and ink sketch A
negative is taken of it in the usual way,
except that it is made much more intense
than is required for silver printing. A
thick solution of gelatine, or fine white
glue, in which a small quantity of bichro-
mate Of potash is dissolved, is spread
evenly on stout paper and carefully dried
in the dark. When perfectly dry 1t is ex-
posed to the light under the negative. The
light does not change the bichromated
gelatine much in color, but renders the
lines which are to be black in the finished
print completely insoluble in water, while
all the other parts dissolve readily. After
sufficient exposure to light, the paper is
placed in tepid bath, and all except the
summed lines washed away
The moist gelatine print is next placed
in contact with a prepared stone, and al.
lowed to dry. When quite dry, the paper
is dampened and can be removed, leaving
the print firmly attached to the stone.
The engraving is now exposed to a pow
erful blast of fine sand, which cuts away
the stone rapidly, except where it is pro-
tected by the gelatine lines, upon which
the sand has very little effect When the
engraving is deep enough, the gelatine
film is removed with solution of chlor-
ide of lime, and the plate is ready for the
press.
This is very interesting and ingenious
process, and may become useful for some
purposes; but the prints are coarse and
unsatisfactory as works of art, and not at
all adapted to the finer class of publica-
tions. .--Millodukee MoRthly
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-24

"A complete uniform of Frederick the
Great in which he died on the terrace OF
Sans Souci, is now for sale. 1t was in the
possession of the heir to Frederick's valet
il being the old custom in Prussia that a
valet receives the last uniform of his mas.
ter when the latter dies. The uniform in
question was first sold for $500. Then an
Englishman bought it for $1,000 and now
asks $4,000 for the same. A prince OF
the Prussian royal family wanted TO buy
it, but found this price too high. 1t il
coming to America for moral wax
works.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Dedication of the New Masonic
Temple. f, Ia

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.-At the ded-
ica,ion Of the Masonic Temple to.d day, 90
Lodges Of Philadelphia turned out, mum.
beri1g 5000 members. These, with nu.
morous bands Of music, and visiting
Lodges from Pittsburgh and Allegheny,
were strongly represented.
Atnoon, Il. U. Brother Samuel @. Per.
kins, assisted by the Grand Officers, con.
secra,ed the Temple according to the rit-
ual prepared for this occasion. While
the dedicatory services were progressing,
all the lodges in q continuous line passed
through tue Temple, entering by Broad
street and retiring by Juniper street. and
then marched 10 the different halls
throughout the city, where collations
were prepared. In the procession were
representatives from foreign countries,
and Master Masons from nearly every city
In the West and East. The procession
was nearly three hours passing given
poin:, and was viewed in Broad street by
100000 people. Business generally was
suspended. :,
Tomorrow the Masonic Temple will
be opened to Masons living twenty miles
from the city. On Monday the Royal
Arch Masons will dedicate the portion OF
the Temple devoted TO their meeting, and
on Tuesday the ceremonies will close with
q parade. The Knight Templars and
many Communicates from other cities arc
; participating. For the next month each
lodge usingrcoms In the'Temple willhave
4.
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|BY TELE.G r APH..
4 o. rnf --niqnG /
ASSOCIATED PREssRBPoRT
Exclusively to the Intelli gencer.
-tlI CBy the western Union Lhne.
once Northwest eor.of Main and Monroe sts)
THE EMONETARYPANlC
lTII .-s
Another Day Of Stringency.
THE EXCITEMENT SUB.
~,a SIDING.
But Nothing Alarming in the ST.
,.lsR uafion.. aog
Drain Of currencyFson New
sa5 = York.
SUSPENSION OF BANKS
. AT CHICAGO.
.--.k. 4gT
q, Snr&b mr., CftIaa.
Drain Of Currency From New
@ = York. .t's
SUSPENSION OF BANKS
* AT CHICAGO.
Suspensions in South ern Cities.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Heavy Drain of Money from Ne'

Heavy Drain of Money from New
CURRENCY CARRIED AWAY BY THE Rx-
PRESS cos.
New YORK, Sept 2G.-The city Is be-
ing drained OF money OF pretty lively
rate. Since Saturday last the outgoing
moneys through the Adams Express have
been about $150, 900 ~ daily, while that
coming in, exclusive Of what went to the
Treasury, amounted to $500, 900. TheIU U.
s. Company have been sending out from
100000 to $s00O00 q day for several days
past, while the receipts through that me.
dium are very small.
The National Express Company Is car.
rying away an amount about thirty times
as much as is usual at this season Of the
year; and the American Express Company
Is doing likewise.
SENATOR MORTON TAKES A HOPEFUL VIEW
OF THE SITUATION.
Senator Morton being asked to give his
opinion as to the present financial panic,
said that his conviction was that the worst
was over. " do not expect the affair to
subside all at once" he said, "but my feel.
ing Is entirely hopeful" Referring TO the
suggestion that the Government ought to
come to the rescue, he said the Govern.
ment would do all 1t could, but 1t must do
1t inside Of the law. -
CIRCULAR FROM HowEs q MACY.
NEW YORK, Sept, 26.-The Governing
Committee has decided to give twenty.
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CONFIDENCE RESTORED AT
INDIANAPOLIS.
Setter Feeling In New York.
Glimpses of Daylight Ahead.
A lEIusry in the Gold Room.
AN Exciting Day a. chicago.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
The Cabinet Meeting. F:
NO CHANGE IN THE POLICY OF THE TREAS

NO CHANGE IN THE POLICY OF THE TREAS
WAsnrNaroN, Sept There was no
regular meeting o! tho Cabinet to-day,
only three members beng In town, Sec.
retaries Delano and Richardson, and At
tornoy General Williams. The two latter
gentlemen called about noon, and were In
consultation with the President nearly an
hour In regard to the financial troubles
After o full discussion 1t was determined
that the policy Of the Government could
not;be changed, and will therefore remain
as announced.
THIRTY DAY, ,suspENsIoN AT yIcKsBuRa.
VIoKsBURa, Sept 2G.--The banks have
suspended for thirty days as q precau-
tionary measure. .. - u!
DISAPPEARANCE OF PANIC AT INDIANAP-
OILS. IA
INDIANAPoLIs, Sept. 28.-The panic Of
yesterday has entirely disappeared. At
the opening this morning there was q
slight run On Rltzjpgers' and Shape g.
Fletchers' Banks, by small depositors, but
all demands were promptly met without
resort to any Of the rules adopted .at the
clearing house last night. Nearly all OF
the banks report that their deposits have
been larger today than the amounts
drawn out. The Savings banks have
met all,the demands on them promptly,
and like all the other banks, the deposits
exceed the amounts called for.
There is a general impression that
Wooden, Webb d 90. will resume bust.
ness in q few days. Merchants are taking
their certified checks for goods. 'S+ -
At meeting OF the Board OF Trade
this afternoon, the following resolution
relative to eastern bound freight was
adopted:
RsWlusa, That this Board Of Trade 70.
quest the trunk railroad lines to- the'east
to reduce their rates on fourth class
freights To forty.five and fifty cents to
New York and Boston and other cities,
New England In the same proportion,
and that the Secretary be, requested to
notify the railroads Of this action.
EFFECT OF SUSPENSIONS AT CHICAGO ON
THE GRAIN MARKET: :: OIL
CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-The failure Of sev-
eral ol the National Banks here today
had the effect ol bringing the operations
on Change to nearly astand still, and the
action Of the Board in passing resolutions
suspending the rules In reference to the
option of sales SO as to prohibit any fur
ther deals of that sortuntil the panic has
subsidized, brought everything 10 O full
stop, except an occasional settlement OF
trade, or rarer cash operation,
The following are, as near as can be ar.
rived at, the closing cash quotations for
grain: 'Wheat-No. 2 spring 94c; No. 8,
S5c; rejected 75c. Corn--No. 2rmixed
34ts35c. Oats-No:J2, 26ic. Rye-No.
Q, CSC. Barley-No.- 2. 81 49,; No. 3,
$1r 90. Whisky190c Nothing done in
provisions or flour. DjG
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GheQateuiqFn
The Mornings News.


The later dispatches received last night
Indicate an improved state OF feeling IN
New York. Settlements are being effect
ed, the wants Of business are being sup
plied by temporary expedients, banks and
brokers are getting on theft feet and 1t
seems to be now not only hoped but be-
lleyed that the nadir Of financial depres'
sion has been reached. There are no
more failures, the excitement has. In a
great measures subslded, and the most
energetic measure are in progress SO set
tho wheels Of business in motion again.
ln other quarters there is nothing spe'
cially alarming, though there is q bad
state Of affairs at Chicago, where some
thing approaching panic was caused by
the closing Of several na!ionali banks. 1t
Is difficult to see how Chicago, so init.
na,ely dependent in monetary way on
New York, and occupying, to the North
west tho same relation as a money centre
ths, New York does to the whole coun-
try, could avoid suspension very long af-
ter general suspension IN New York. Her
banks, drawn on from all quarters and
unable to get help from New York, could
not expect 10 hold out very long under
the pressure which the New York sus.
pension induced. r'
The suspensions in the Southern cities
src not at all alarming. The banks in
that section are not strong and they sus-
pend, as elsewhere, mainly as a pruden.
lial measure. These local disturbances
are but the reflex oi the weeks panic In
New York. -
Perhaps the most encouraging news
this morning is that exhibiting the affairs
Of the house OF JAY Cooke & Co. The
exhibit shows that so far from being bank.
rup. this firm will be able to pay all Its
debts and have q large capital LETT. II
CooKE's concern had been found but a rot.
ten shell, 1t might well have inspired
alarm as to other large houses that have
also suspended; but this healthy state Of
affairs will inspire confidence as to the
ability OF others.
Besides this there are signs Of returning
nationality and confidence in New York
glimpses Of daylight which inspire hope
that the darkest hour Is past. Conf.
deuce must begin where the panic began,
at the center. Confidence is, however,
a plant of slow growth and it would
not be reasonable to expect to see the
work Of restoration set business on It's
feet as quickly as the panic upset it.
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not b lie has been sold for the want Of
curreucy and hence these resolutions.
There were two deaths from yellow
fever here to-day.
COLUMBIA, s. G., Sept. e6.-There is no
run on the banks here, Notwithstanding
the excitement elsewhere. Cotton Is be.
ing disposed Of rapidly.
Exhibit. Of Jay Cooke & Co. !.
A VERY FAVORABLE sHowrNa--ABuN-
DANT RRsouRcRs-THE, FIRM ABLE TO
PAY ALL ITS DEBTS AND HAVE MILL
LIONS LEFT. d.,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2G-A statement
Of the assets and liabilities otthe firm oil
jay Cooke & Co., OF Philadelphia, New
York and Washington has been prepar.
ed by them which is to be submitted to
their creditors. The following is sum.
mary. HH ~
AihUlliucb. ..............s...s....$ I,D5SfVb
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The General situation in New York.
THE EVENINGS REVIEW, OF THE DAY-4N
nfpRovRD FERLINo IN FINANCIAL CIR
-scLEs--coNRDRNcE THATeTHEsBorToM

THE EVENINGS REVIEW, OF THE DAY-AN
IMPRovED FRRLN6 IN FINANCIAL CIR
-rcLEse-eoNRDRNoE THATeTHE BOTTOM
HAS BEEN TOUCHED. ,IIArs M
New YORK, Sept. 26.-The general
feeling in financial circles has de-
cidediy improved. The day record closes
Will some confidence III the bel 6ffkAl the
bottom Of the panic has been reached I'm
this city, and there isia fair prospect that
when The Stock Exchange "Opens there
will be little left to arrange In the way ol
settlement betweeti tbrokers;s 80 that there
will be no new failures to announce. The
cards from banking houses also inspire
confidence, and will bring ,some money
into the street, as an assistance to the gen.
eral business while twiliexpedite the
Encouragement Of financial matters, and
aid in prompt payment Of old indebted
ness when suspended houses resume.T' Ii
President Vermilye, Of the Merchants
Bank, appointed q COMMITTEES mine, to-
day, 10 Investigate the condition Of the
banks, 4and to 'suggesty such practical re.
form as may be deemed necessary.
The names OF the Committee ARE as
followss George s. Coe, President Of the
American Exchange, Bank; W. L. Jen-
kins. President Of the Bank Of America;
j, M. Morn ison, President Manhattan
Bank; Moses Taylor, President City Bank;
John @ Cones, President Chemical Banki
]. D.. 1appen, President Gallatin Nation
al Bank; j. i. Everett, Cashier Broadway
National Bank; Robert Buck, Cashier
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Sept. 26.-Reinforcemsnts for
the Spanish army in Cuba will be for.
warded by steamer sailing from Cadiz,
for Havana, next week.
The dlssensions in the ranks Of the Gar.
lists continue. p
Don Carlos has summoned General
Saballs 10 present himself at the Carlist
headquarters TO answer a charge Of dis
obedience OF orders.
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g 9SE'SS5ssArl, = SS5l Sept ss,-Riyet four feet
PrrTsRSRoH, Sept. s6.--River abou. on
and warm. F,.s ,'.6 ", Il, .
:, LorBvrLLE, Sept %. River about sta.
ilonary, with 80 inches In the canal; 9
ieet on French Island; 3 ieeton Portland
osf. Weather clearand hot 1aaFj
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MR-uoorBAudH cENsuRED FOR TIE PRE-.
FHlI ~ MATuRR susPENsIoN. ~.

There appears to be very little excite.
ment among the people on the streets be-
yond an intense feeling Of indignation
against Coolbaugh, President ofthe Union
National Bank, who is bitterly denounced
by many as having unnecessarily pre-.
cipitated the suspension Of to-day. It is
authoriialiyely stated that MIR, Coolbaugh
this morning received a telegram rom his
New York correspondents, authorizing
himto draw the entire amount Of his bal.
ancc there, and $780, 900 additional, which
he requested.
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The report publShed BY q New, York
paper Stating that the heirs OF the, late
ohtei Justice Chase will lose all ioi his
personal estate by the failure Of jay Cooke
y pronounced untrue. The balance sheet
, OF the Washington-frm Is exhibited, and
shows thatthe estate has been settled and
nothing is due.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 90. - Arrived
Steamers Idaho from Liverpool, Georgia
from Glasgow, Risano from Dover and
Hansa from Bremen.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 2G.-The steamers
Kinilworth from Philadelphia and the
Weritzarndt from New York, have ar.
rived out.
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The Indianapolis Industrial Expo
atfi0n. h.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 2e,-The Indiana
State Exposition still continues, Q, great
success. Full 10000 people have been in
attendance for each Of the last two days,
and to-day promises to be still larger.
The live stock exhibition opens next
Monday, and will continue two weeks;
800 entries for II were made yesterday, q
large number being from Kentucky, Ohio,
Illinois and Michigan. 81 baa 80 -us-s -
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FREsn.-Our readers are favored this
morning with an extract from the Lon
don Times OF this morning, giving Its
views of tho American Monetary Crisis.
This Is as fresh news as the most lastid-
Gus reader could wish.
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Jean Chacoruac, tho distinguished
french oatronofnnr IA dead

TltuVII usItUHVIuCI ID ueuu'
"A st. Johns dispatch reports the ar
rival there ol a whaler, which met the U:
s. steamer Tigress at Niatlie harbor on
the 10Th Of September. She was bound
to Ivitook for coal, where she would also
try to meet the northern whalers in the
hope Of rescuing the Polaris crew or
gaining some intelligence Of them.
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The Teapot Tempestat Little Rock.
LITTLE Rock, Sept. 26-The excltment
over the city money and reported suspen.
sion Of the banks In St. Louis and other
cities continues, everything Is at q stand.
still. Very few parties take the city
money and no greenbacks in circulation.
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nxcIrE,fEvr iaas M THE, THE GRAIN TRADE.

CHICAGO, Sept. 28.-It Is lust announced
that the Union National, Second Nation
al and Manufacturer National Banks
have suspended. "A notice on the door
Of the former says that the bank has abun.
dant securities, but Is compelled TO sus.
pend payment, on account goflack Of cur.
rency, until they are able torealize. Moth.
ing has been lost by failures, and their
tleposltors will be made, secure. = % f
CHIcAGo, Sept. 26.-The Cook County
City National Bank and the National
Bank Of Commerce have followed the
example Of Union National Bank, and
closed their doors. There was run for
an hour on the Commercial Exchange
Bank, but as everything was paid, the run
soon stopped Some who drew have re-
deposited. This bank is considered very
strong. The other National banks are
paying regularly, q; sSs
1gtrhereJ Is considerable excitement
among the business men, and the grain
trade shows the effect. e
rMf, Coolbaugh, the President Of the
Union National Bank, is severely censur.
cd, by, the other bankers, and theIwhole
community think the course proposed by
him wholly unnecessary, 1t is suggested
that there must be something rotten In
his bank, though II has been regarded
yery stronp. NA W. -
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.

NEW YoRK, Sept 2B-street cash stock
quotations At n, N: New York Central
Ssa90, Lake Shore 7la72. Western Union
55a57, Wabash 4la49, Northwestern 40a
48, ST. Paul 29a3l, Erie 49a50, Harlem
105 bid, Union Pacific 10a20, Cleveland,
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Assets. bills receivable, bank. insur.
ance aud other stocks, bonds and
real estate. .......:.............
Loans 10 Northern Pacific R. X Co.. 8
Stock Of Oregon stesm Navigation. l
Loans 10 Pacific R r. Go. on bonds
OF the company. y...........,........ I
Second mortgage R. r. bonds, stock, !.
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Mr.. conkllng to be Chief Justice.
WAsH1NaToN, Sept 28-A telegram
saws the President has rendered the office
OF Chiei Justice TO Senator Conkling, and
that the Senator will accept,
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PITTSBURGH.

Arrest Of Postmaster Stewart as
Defaulter--Loss of Letters and Dis.
organization IN. the Post Ofice.-
DefalcatiOn Reported to be $685..
900. .Jl.. r 7ef7l- .
PtTTsBuRoH, Sept. 26.-The Pittsburgh
Post Office was taken possession OF this
afternoon by Major Bethbridge, Chief Of
Special Service Bureau of the Post Office
Department, and Col. John 81. Stewart,
Postmaster, was arrested as a defaulter.
Numerous complaints reached the Post
Office Department at Washington, from
business men OF this city, that large
number Of letters, containing remlttances,
were lost at different times. An investi.
CATION was ordered some time ago by the
Post Office Department. There was
found TO be general disorganizstion In
the working force Of the Office. The first
evidence Of dcfalcation was when draft
on the Pittsburgh Post Office amounting to
SIC 900 In favor of the Pan Handle Rail.
road Company tor mail services were re-
turned TO the department protested. At
that time according to the postmasters
accounts he should have had funds on hand
10 pay the draft, this caused prompt &C.
lion In taking possession Of the office and
suspending the postmaster. There are
also believed TO be deficiencies In postage
stamp and money. order accounts, and
the whole amount Of delalcation will
reach about $93 900. Stewart has given
bail for the amount of $4,000.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS CONVICTED.
The trial of the prisoners Of the Wes.
tern Penitentiary, charged with riot, was
concluded to-day. The jury returned
verdict Of guilty oil felonious assault and
battery, but they recommended the pris'
oners t. tho mercy oi the court. They
were Sentenced lo two years additional
imprisonment in the Western Peniten.
tiary. ..
THE COAL TRADE.
The Coal Exchange, representing the
river mines, held meeting In this city
today. The attendance was quite
large and the supply oil coal on
hand In tho various cities along the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers, as well as the un-
settled condition OF monetary affairs, II
was out Of the question 10 consider the
demand of the miners Tor an advance In
the prices paid. A considerable routine
Of business was transacted. Tho state
oi the coal trade in in the southern mar.
kcts was freely discussed.
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FOREIGN.
BERLIN.
Victor Emmanuel Interviews Bis
IL marck and Leaves for Italy.

BERLIN, Sept, 28.-The King Of Italy
had long private conference with Prince
Bismarck to-day. He subsequently took
leave Of the Emperor and Imperial fam.
lily, and departed on his return home.
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a Suspension AT WASHINGTON.

"A SUSPENSION AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2G-Fant, Wash.
ington d Co., posted q notice on the clos:
ed doors Of their banking house to-day
saying they are compelled 70 suspend pay:
ment Tor the present ~
THE n. T., STOCK EXCHANGE 10 BIZ KEPT
CLOSED.
NES YoHK, Sept 26-Thel Governing
Committee Of the Stock Exchange have
decided to keepit closed. Gold opened OF
ILL.,. - - .-...-..---.
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For tho Middle States brisk winds,
yeering to tho south and southwest,
generally cloudy weather, with rain dur
Ing the afternoon and night.
For tho Tennessee and Ohio Valley
cloudy weather, rain areas and brisk
winds, veering to the west and northwest.
For the Lower Lake Region cloudy
weather, rain and brisk to high winds.