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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-05-13

M
ence would mike . response to tie
message borne BY thein meaatime'
He cordially invited them to- the
fseedom of,tIie- bar of the Conference
.sAd to Occapy seats upon the plat
fern, expressing the hope that their
sojourn would be pleasant and pro
dtictive of good. The utmost har-
mony and good feeling appearcd-to
prevail during the meeting, and
expressions Of good will were made
by the Commissioners as expressing
the sentiment Of the Northern
Church, received with hearty apr
plause.
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RnoxyiIle II,roduce TaEkst.

WuEAT. Nothing doing = Prime
white Sl.40a1. As red S1.20al 30 !;
for mixed and inferior grain, prices
range from S!.10a1 .25. ''ss 'ss5ia
2 CoRN.-Dealers are paying l68a7o
cts. loose. and charging 83a85 cts.
sacked on board ears. Maket quiet.
& HAY,-Market dull; ,S1,05 for
tight pressed grass and timothy I;
selling S0a90c loose. & -F3i1i@ Z
FIoUR.-Market7 dull. Country
family 3.5Oa$375 extra 3.25aS3 so.
7 BeAtc o Slight transactions
prices .85a9c hog round.
Z COUNTRY PRODUCE. = Feathers
SOC. Ginseng. $1.l5; Butter, goa
soc; Eggs 8atoc9 tsoU 8a1
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TIE SIAMEsE TWINS For more
than a month the bodies ofthe Siam
csc Twins have been exposed in a
we'll ventilated room in order that
they might decay to such an extent,
before their final burial, as to render
an examination, by adventures, alb
sard and valueless-
On Tuesday. the 2Sth day of
April, 1874, the bodies of the Twins
were decently-interred- near the resi-
dence of one of the families, (about
81 miles from Mt. Airy) Rev. j. H
Lewcllin. Missionary Baptist, con-
Quoted the burial services. Quite .
large congres alton was present.
DIT. dry, (N. c. EiSitoFs Moy 6.
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~ Says the Union and Ameri-
can Of Saturday Some little sur.
prise is expressed that Mr.. johnson
forgot. to define his views on the
Civil Rights bill, Friday night-a
matter concerning which the people
Of Tennessee are vastly more anx-
beas just nov than about Sinking
she payment of interest on the State
debt. r-e. z.s.-- -. -. t....... ..... ,..
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8. 1874,

At pnbIic auction to the highest bidder the va1u-
able r al Estate, Fixtures and Personal Properly,
attached and levied upon in all or either Of the
above entitled causes except such OF the personal
property has been sold and delivered, belonging
to the said East Tennessee Zinc Company, situated
and being In JEFFERSON county, Tennessee in and adj
joining the village of Messy Greek and also all
the right, title, interest and claim of the said
pany OF, in and to the minerals in certain lands
attachments in the above causes, and all the right
said company has OF mining upon said lands. 4
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The following gentlemen compose
thesExecutixe Committee: Jnos G.
Burcli, of Davidson; f. g. Dunning-
ton, or Maury Thomas +. Henry.
Of Montgomery; James w. New
man, Of Lincoln'; Thos. D. Murray,
Of Warren; j. NJ Brooks, Of Knox /;
Jnc. Blevins, of Hawkins; w. D
Vahdyke, of Haspflton; j. NJ. COul.
ter, Of Gibson II. w. Wall. Of
HenrTT Luke E, Wright, Of Shelby.
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~ There was a sensation 3 in
Washington few days ago. Mr..
Lorenzo Thomas, Of the United Sta.
ties army. putfiely cowhided one
Charles B, Yickry, in the Ebbitt
House, for traducing Mrs. Thomas,
Jrs @Viekry was guilty, and accept
sd1the castigation without resistance.
Such is high life at the capital,
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The real estate with its fixtures, viii be sold up
on credit Of six, twelve and. eighteen months,
except the sum of 81, 500, which shall be paid in
hand upon day o. sale.s Notes with approved Sc
curity shall be given in equal amounts, falling due
III g. II and 1SmOnfhE; or the purchaser pzrshas-
ers at their election, may pay so per cent of the
purchase money in hand, execute Notes Hithoud
one ct Is months for SO per cent. of the purchase
money. In either case The Notes shall bear inter
est from date, aud lien shall be retained upoa the
property until all Notes are fully paid
! Payment on all sums OF SIS and under. aceruing
from the sales Of personal property, win be reuufr
ed 10 be naade st the time Of sale but credit Of
six months VIII be extended to all purchasers Of
personal property whose purchases exceed the sam
nf 81, said purchasers being required TO exeente
Notes with approved security, bearing interest,"
from date, for the payment Of such sums.
I'll. nj. AIKEN, +
Clerk and Commissioner.
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Knoxville Live Stock market.

BEEF CATTLE.-The arrival or
beef cattle has been light. and only
three car Iea,ls have been shispped
since our last report. The morket
rules firm. at last quotations, and all
grades, of fat cattle find ready sale.
We quote No. young smooth and
fat steers, weighing 1000 pounds
and over. at 44a4kc; smooth fat
oxen, cows and iIeifers. Weighing $50
pounds and over, at SHADE The de-
lnand for butchering cattle is good.
The best sell for 3ka4c; fair to good
3aSIc; common to fair 2Ia3c. sa-
SHEEP. The arrivals have been
light at 3a35c. gross. -
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\. .--aa -...-n L.na.L Z

NJ g. Wilcox & Co Va. the East Tennessee Zinc
Company Rhoton, Mendenhafi, ct Al. VS. the East
Tennessee Zinc Company John r. Branner vs..
the East Tennessee Zinc Company; Samuel New
man, ct al vs.. the East Tennessee Zinc Company /;
Branner 4 Johnson vs.. the East Tennessee Zinc
Company W. J. Betterton & Co. VS.. the East Ten
nessee Zinc Company 1. NJ. Gore vs.. the East
Tennessee Zinc Company r L. Watkins vs the
East Tennessee Zinc Company; r. n. Ashmore, ct
al, VS.. the East Tennessee Zinc Company.
In pursuance of an order Of the United States
Circuit Court for the Eastern District of Tennes-
see at its January Term, 1874 reviving the decree
pronounced at the July Term, 1873, Of said Court,
l will sell upon the premises, at or near MESSY
CREEK, Tenn,
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TERMS.

WOULD sell $50 acres With the new Log House
Ton it--about ffftyxcres cleared with good spring
convenient for 81 per acre. half paid next october,
ami the balance in OetobeT 16T5or all Of IT at $40
per acre. $500 $500 payable next fall the balance
in annual r,aynients TO suit purchasers, at per
cent interest No objection to the farm, only /
have more land than need. Title good.
a. E. WOODWARD.
NAV IA 74n10-tf Rcd Clay, Georgia.
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MORRyTQRE 1L1RKETs

CORRECTED ron THE RETAIs trade.
Corn-65 cents.
Wheat-$f 20 to $1.S5.
Bacon-lO to lsI c. per pound. :
Lard-121 c. perpoHnd.
Flonr-S3.5Q to $3.50 per sack.
/ Corn MeaI-z75 6. per bashel.
Chickens-162 to 20 c. apiece.
irish Potatoes 80 C. busfIel.
Butter-20 c.fpeFEponndsa
Eggs-85 c. per dozen.
Feathersz-45 to so G. per pound.
Z Saltr7$2, 25r per 8 bushel sack.
- Beeswax-25 c. per pound.
4 FlaxseedZsf to $f.l0 per busheI.
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Fx.PREsInEND aTNHNsoN intimated
TO several of his friends yesterday
that he would leave the city to-day
for Memphis. Union. and american,
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ColEisiOla .E2pected.

ST. LOUIS, May 8.-The Globes
special from Little Rock says !:
Both sides of the Governorship, con-
troversy will be heavily reinforced
on Saturday and Sunday, and a col
lision between contestants may be
expected. Lieut.. Col. Fowler with
100 stand Of arms, taken from the
Industrial University on the 1st inst /,
and about 200 men. are, expected to
arrive toreinforce Brooks tonight.
It is quite probable that Baxter
viii claim the Legislature Monday,
though we'll informed persons say
that not one-fourth of the members
win be present. It is also not inn
probable that incidental to the con-
fusion next week, telegraphic COM
munication may be interrupted Of a
Baxter censorship established, un-
Eless the President recognizes Brooks
Under a decision of the Supreme
Court, Baxter men admit that Bax-
ter has no further right to press his
claims. #tsfr.... u. .t.
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The marriage license Of Mr. Jetier-
son. the will of George Washington,
and the viii Of Kesciusko have been
placed in the Virginia State Library
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GO the following call

NAsHvIrER, Nay 4, 1874. = A
meeting of the Democratic State
Executive Committee will be held
n ibis city on Thursday, the 2lst Of
May. :. Every member Of the Com
mittee is earnestly requested to be
present. JOHN G.. BURCH,
Chairman.
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ID Gold declined toa112s. in New
I ork SaturdaygeH .payasaaoe Il
Tennessee Bonds closed in New
York Saturday evening at go cents
for old and new. ~ 7 80 H8els' II
q Cotton firm in New York Satur-
day at 185e for nIddlfng. '2i'a 9s
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NHOEBisfOwn,
COUNTRY :

f the Banks, and the Generahs
induces us to offer the Largest,
ia fashionable, and the most StyE
brought to this market, at prices
alton. We bought our goods
wing were forced by the fnan-
their goods, or lose still more.
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no The disabilities of Gen. Henry H.
SibIey, of Sibley tent uotoriety,
were removed recently.
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rKs kbrfistown Gazet te.
rHE EXECUTIVE COMMIT
=
h,.e = -. TEE.-

The chairman Of the Democratic
STATE Executive Committee publish.
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, - FOR SALE xUTJl
A Valuable Tract Of Land.

TWNHE UNDERSIGNED Is AU-
= thorized by DR.. VIM. I Anderson, to sell his
Tract of Land, lying on Holston River. Hamblen
county Tennessee, and near Andersons Ford
There is about 300 acres in the tract-10O acres well
timbered. and 200 acres cleared, under fence and
wen watered The soil is of excellent quality,
and great bargain can be had in purchasing the
farm For further information, apply to
WAI. G.. TAYLOR,
May NO. horristown, Tennessee.
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FOR HOUSE KEEPING '
Constitutional, Lonsdale, Wan
Sheetings of all brands and pr
all prices. Towels and napkin
Crashes, Jaeonet, Embroider
.gtq., etc, alipf the newest sly
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We can enumerate but a I
and complete In every respect,
DERSOLDsBY ANY ONE.
.of money to all who deal wit
quality Of goods and satisfati
Oct. %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-03
SOUTH CAROLINA JOCKEY CLUB.
THE HURDLE HANDICAP.

The first race OF the day was hurdle handicap,
two miles, over eight hurdles three ieet six inches
HIGH weller weights, purse OF $3.50, OF which $3.50
to the first, $75 10 the second and s25 to the third
horse. The entries were MIR. A. b. Lewis Il Co.'S
grey gelding Lanta LAWYER, 14O pounds; llr. L. A.
HitchcOcks chestnut colt Limestone Jas pounds ;
Mr.. I. G. Bacons bay geldng Jim Hinton, las
pounds, and DR.. Weidons chestnut dlly Ellen c.,
lis pounds Lanta LAWYER was Withdrawn. but the
remaining horses made one OF the nandsomest
races OF the KIM ever seen on the Washington
Course. Limestone proved the winner. Tine,
1859. Jim Hinton was second and Ellen c. third.
SUMMARY.
WASHINGTON COURSE CHARLESTON, s. c., MARCH
2 1874-LAsT DAY or TIE SOUTH CAROLINA JOCKEY
CLUB SPRING RACING MEETING-Hurd lie handicap,
two miles, weller weights. Purse OF $3.50, OF
wnich $3.50 to the nrst, SIS to the second and s25
L. A. Hitchcock's Oh. c. Limestone years old,
by war Dance dam Pennsylvania, 145 lbs. /
I. G. Bacons b. g. jim Hinton, aged by Rogers,
dam Madame House. I45 IDS .................... 2
DR.. Weldon's cb T. Ellen c., years old, by John
Morgan, dam LIZZIE Morgan, lis lbs. ..........
A. b. Lewis Co.'S gr. g. Lanty LAWYER, years
Old, by Mickey Free, dam Zenith, lao lbs. DIR.
Time, $50.
TIE SELLING RACE.
SAME DAy-selng race, purse OF 5000. OF
which $3.50 to the first $50 TO the second and $50
81 900 to carry their regular weights; for $3.50 a
lowed lbs. for $780, allowed 10 lbs. for $500, al
A. B. Lewis & Co.'s Dr. h. ortoan, years old,
by Donerail, dam Canary Bird. ............... j
L. x. Hitchcock's gr h. Fire Ban. years old,
by Lightning, Qam Dixie. .............."..,. 2
Time, :52K.
THE CONSOLATION PURSE.
SAME INSTRUMENTATION Purse, $500: mile dash,
for horses that have run and not won during the
meeting; weight for age; beaten once siloweo
lbs twice 10 lbs three times Is lbs. $50 to the
first $50 to the second and $40 10 the third horse
r. G. Bacon's CD. f. Flower Girl by JACK Malone,
A. b. Lewis d Co.'s b. T. Vandate, BY Vandal.
L. a. Hit eiR s" Oh. Tabitha, by Tipperary.
dam Greek Slave, 81 Observation-Disclosures.
Time, Isl.
TBR CITIZENS swREPsTAKEs.
BAU QAy.-Cluzepa SweeDstakes, three-mie
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH O. 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Richmond, Read City Poin, and Richmond
Old Dominion steamship Go.
Steamship Frsnconia. Bragg. Portlsnd--' Ames
ship Hudson Knight London-arinnell Minturn Co
Bark Credito GtaD, Paregslio Cork or falmouth-slo
coyich A Co.
hark Czarins BIZ Nichols Havre-R Buck A Co
Bark Mozart Ger, Juhcher, Bremen Charles Luiing
4 Co
Bark fordenskiold Hor Pausen, copeuhagen-Te
tens Bockmanp.
E1ye Co.
BARK Acacia, Anderson, Nuevtas-Iamss W Elwen
Co.
Bark Atlantic, Dicserson Barbados--h rrowbridge's
sons
Brig Norge Nor, JohAnnesen. Aarhus-TetensA Book.
Brig Ruby, Neal Barbados Ao-D Trowbridge 4 Co.
Brig Baear, Bahrs. Black River. JAG Vessels
Brig Pedro, Bahrs, Port Spain drindadj-Jones 4
Tough.
Brig 4Eolus CBr). Stein, Baltimore-w Cunningham A
Co.
scbr Edward Burnett Taylor, Para-L z Amsinck 4
Co.
schr Maid OF the Mist Smith BsybadOS--B J WEINBERG.
scnr Middleton, Bowen Cape hayuen-R Murray
Jr.
sehr Light o. the East Harper. Lsgaayrs and Porto
Cabello-K Il Kelly Co.
schr Mary d Leach, Atkins Antigua-BJ WEINBERG
schl 6 Hodgdon. psier Bsrscos< " weinberg.
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ARRIVALS.
REPO9TED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AM
HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

| REPORTED BY tn. HERALD STEAM YACHTS AMI
HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
fSn .ns
CO E E s and 'n rom NV
sss%sSip city Of Mexico Sherwood Cruz Feb
M and e S o
ghthoa spoke schr Nellie Dinsmore. from Cienfue-
Canine CD .sksp 81 seT%sda Feb 10
w sea mnss aug smy soaSe BardcR New Orleans
Feb q and the Bar I'D with mdse and passengers to
Steamship 0id Dominion. Walker Richmondss oit Fix
Steamship NsdiatST smith, Baltimore with mdse ana
ssa%sh,p Rsso.'S5 Er r,.,% Philadelphia with
DAYS s with
mads from thence With heavy and NV winds
Feb lat Is Ion IS spoke brig GOlconda, from Palermo
sqsS Everett Gray OF Yarmouth Me- Io,ins nasan n
msse1 Been Gays Sa north Of Hst.ras with heavy NJ
ss NV SSssH e's s
Havana boarded BY force Of Spanish sol.
cq Ss t...: ss ssy
natteras passed Of schooners foremost and deck
NIiS ~ s' Rle s s Day.
equator Jan % In Ion IS ": had ns weather to lat
since strong norheriy gales has been days north Of
sshf s. !, Mcclellan OF BIan s Me- Esr %ay.
I ah 1 loud dsy.
nGs q w Ss Snd
DAYS: with Land; and empty barrel. ioF VIKING Co.
schr Nellie, French ssyannsh days with lumber to
order; vessel to W Loud / Co.
schr + simpsOn. jackson, Virginia.
Schr Vim A Low, Carman, Virginia.
Schr Jacob BirdsaL Robbins, Virginia.
The steamship Atlas. which arrived Feb % from Kings
ton, ia under command OF Cant Hamilton mot 40 be-
fore reported.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
cchr Nc Raw xiaf n
cester for New York with herrinss TO master.
sehr onward, Wheeler, Brookhaven Tor New York.
schr Vim Page. Hyard. Passport tor New York,
with fish TO John Boyntou's Son Co.
Schr Theodore Dean, Rabbit Taunton for Phadel-
phia.
schr Escort Hawkins Bridgeport for New York
Schr P Percy, Look, Providence for New York.
Schr Josephine, Wakelv, Bridgeport for New YORK.
BOUND EAST
Steamship Franconia Bragg New York for Portland.
Brig Lauretta Dr. Nichols New YORK for London.
Schr Ada Ames Walker. New York tor Rockland
Schr Bedabedac, Shropshire Exabethport tor Provi.
dence.
schr Golden Rule, Wilson. New York for Norwalk.
Schr ORLANDO Smith, FERRIS New York tor Portcbcster.
Steamer United statea DAVIS New YORK tor Fall
River
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Mcuittes-Aeai0a Of the Government to
Prevent Asr Escape.
BALTIMORE march 2. 1874.
rhe steamer Edgar Stuart, OF Cuban notoriety,
made trial trip to-day. The vessel has been un-
dergoing repairs for some time past, and when 1t
was known that she was going to start report
got abroad that she Was going to put to sea. The
spanish Minister at Washington caused In
structions to be sent 10 the Custom House
officers to use every precauton 10 guard against
her departure and Colonel Aguero had the greatest
difnculty In getting the necessary paper. Finally
the Custom House officers gave permission Tor
cruise to Seven Foot Knoll, fifteen miles down the
bay, although Colonel Aguero begged hard to be
allowed to go as far ~ Annapolis. The next
diilculty was experienced In getting up steam,
winch occupied q very long time, but at last the
tI 'e na sf1 AZ ser Ss the Cuban Dag At
the iore. British nag amidships. ana private
Of Colonel Melchor Aguero and his ad-de-camp. FIJI
berto Aguero, Joseph Ramas, Captain Pit0u, Com
mander Burgess Lieut. LOUIS 7. Canches, number
OF ladtes and several custom house off1cers.
Colonel Aguero managed the excursion and Cap.
tain George Merton commanded the boat The boat
and nltng hall In to the air, but she msde
about eight knots an hour When about seven
as aSsn me :. Ss sha
length OF time. The revenue cutter Guthrie
lay on Seven Foot Knoll to prevent
lions VI the government were needless. as before
the steamship reached the lighthouse at the Knoll
the machinery got out OF order, and II was
long Time before the boat got under way again.
Al the Knob the Edgar stuart was boarded by
the Guthrie, greatly to the Indignation OF the party
OF Cubaus, who denounced In forclble IAN
guage the insulting restrictions placed upon
them In taking q pleasure trip. There was
no help for II, however, and to Increase
the dscomforts OF the unfortunate excurslonlsts
the machinery again got out OF order and for three
hours the little steamship driited hepessly about
tha Ray lvl m
time without onering any assistance but acting as
n some trick suspected, and IL was feared that
the Edgar stuart would suddenly show 1t its stern
At last the machinery was got IN order, ana
the steamer returned TO port without forther acc-
dent IL proper state that the steamer had only
six tons OF coal board ballast, and the water
had been emptied from her tanks, thus causing the
head TO dip ana the stern TO rise. The repairs
had been completed only short time. and every
thing worked 10 . disadvantage.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Cuba will leave this port on
wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe,wih close at the Post once
81 one O'Clock r. NJ
THk NV YORK HgRALD--gdithon for Earops-
VII be ready at halipast eight O'Clock in the
morning.
single copies, 10 wrappers for mauing SIX
aepta
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heats for all ages: 800 entrance. hair forfeit;
club 10 ada $3.50 Second horse to receive 500
and the third horse $50 out OF the stakes.
7. G. Bacon's b. b. Granger formerly Frank
Hampt0nl, years old. by Aysgarth. dam
SuoHey Dali. 1
A. b. Lewis Co.'s b. m. Bessie Lee, years
old. BY Hunters Lexington, dam Chorister.. 2 q
DR.. Weldon b. c. Joe Johnston, years old, by
Hunters Lexington, dam by OLIVER. ......... dis
Time 5:6l-5:5I.
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Co.
schr Hamilton. Mills, Richmond, vs-siasht 4
Petty. -
a Petty .
scnr NJ Fisher, Lawrence, Washington. DC-slasht
Petty.
scnr W Ii Bowen, Golden, Providence-H W Jackson
4 Son.
sioop westerloo, Meyers Uncasv,lle-H " Jackson
Sol
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SAILED.

Ships Haraw (Br) for London: CITY of Annoy (Br)
do Arundel Castle (Br), Liverpool; John Worcester
lRr,, shanghai Lillian Or; from ROTTERDAM. Phiade
Bremen; ferdenskjoid NOR, Copenhagen; Magdaena
Ciudad Bolivar; Live Oak (Br) Cork brigs Excelsior
Orr, Hamilton bermuda; Florence (Br ST Johns, ~:
Veteran tBrj t Johns, PR schrs Annie Lewis Kings
ton, ia; Mary Leach Antigua.
Wind at sunset S light
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains are in
formed that by teiegrsphing TO the HEhALD London
Bureau No fleet street the arrivals at and depart
urss from European ports aud other ports abroad Of
American vessels, the will be cauled 70 this coun.
Try Tree Ut charge and pubaishAA-
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MIsCELLAN EOUs.

BSobUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
n States desertou &C, sufficient cause legaA every
where; publicity required; no charge unui aiVorc
grahtsSA .aycs Tree ...u
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BELOW.

Bark Aelette lswe); Maastrom from Greenock rc-
ceved pilot LIST inst 70 miles SSE OF Shinnecoek from
pilot boat I Negus No ID.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 81 A. NJ. J

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 81 A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
During Tuesday, for the Southern States east OF
the Mississippi, clear or partly cloudy weather,
high temperature and light to fresh southeast to
southwest winds will prevail except possibly light
rain in the lower Mississippi Valley.
FOR THE MIDDLE AND EASTERN STATES, PARTLY
CLOUDY WEATHER. HIGHER TEMPERATURE THAN ON
MONDAY AND soUTHERLY WINDS.
For the Ohio Valley and Missouri, partly cloudy
weather and occasionally light rain with southeast
to southwest winds IN the former. but shifting to
north and east in the latter.
For the upper lake region winds shifting to
northwest and northeast decidedly lower temper
ature than Monday, partly cloudy weather and
occasional rain and snow.
For the lower lake region winds veering to west
erly and northerly, partly cloudy weather, occa-
sional light rain and on Tuesday night falling tenn
perature.
The Weather In This City erday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building:-
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SHIPPING NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH MARCH,
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Praying Down the Spirits in Dayton.

The Somen's Praying League met this morning
And detailed a number Of praying committees or
three or Tour each, who occupied the day visiting
among 300 saloons, None surrendered. Some
were wiling to quit II paid ior it, others II pro-
nded with other business. but were resolute
heapst solcltation. Where permitted the ladies
kneesed and prayed.
Ihel are not discouraged by their experience,
out are more determined than ever. Street de-
totohs VIII pc delayed until ali are visited and all
other means OF reformation exhausted,
nen< mass meeting 10 reinforce the Women'g
corps ddrDlee VIII be held tomorrow
10 day three new saloons were opened