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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-30
ROBERT r. LINCOLN'S STORY OF
HIS MOTHERS INSANITY.

The Chicago Inter Ocean CT the 10Th
contains report Of the proceedings had
in the County Court of Cook county (the
county in Illinois where Chicago is stu
ated). regarding the examination of Mrs.
Abraham Lincoln on the charge of in
| sanity. Her medical attendant testified
| as to her mental Authorizations, saying
that she complained that ian Indian
was removing the bones from her face
| and pulling wires ont of her eyes and
that someone was taking steel springs
| ont of her head and would not let her
rest He gave it as his professional
opinion that she was insane. Mr..
Robert T. Lincoln, her son, testified
that his mother after her return from
the South stopped at the Grand Pacific
Hotel aud that she came to his room
nightly with the alarm of being assailed
by PRISONERS. The report says he was
overcome by lis feelings and could not
restrain his tears. He continued:
Then l got DIR. Isham 20 attend her;
on April she ceased tapping at witness
room door, for witness told her she must
not do it or he would leave the hotel; tn
that day he went to her room; she was
not properly dressed; she left the room
under some pretext, and the next thing
he knew she was i'll the elevator going
down TO the office: called back the ele-
vator and erdeavored 10 Induce her to
return to her room; she regarded wit
ness interference impeIt!n-nt: de
cliued to leave tine elevator: Just then
the hell rang several time: she was not
in a condition Of dress to be seen, and
witness gently forced her ont of the ele-
vator by putting his arm around her
waist; Maggie Gavin assisted lin. and
they got her into her room: she screamed.
Iou are going TO murder me. and
would not let Maggie Gavin leave the
room to do her work; after a while she
sid that the man who had taken her
pockeibook promised 10 return it at }
o clock: asked her who the man WAS:
she replied ne was the wandering Jew:
had seen him in Florida: then she sat
pear the wall and for an hour rrofessed
to h- repeating what this man WAS tell
ing her through the wall: during the
afternoon she slept; since the fire she
has kept her trunks and property in the
Fidelity Safe Deposit Company's build
ing: in the beginning of the last week
of April he called on her; she said that
ali Chicago was going 10 be burned, and
she intended to send her trunks 70 some
country town-to Milwaukee; told her
that Milwaukee was too near Oshkosh,
where there had been terrible fire the
night before she said that witness
house. of all in Chicago, would be saved.
and witness then suggested that was the
best place to send the trunks; on the
Sunday following she showed witness
securities for $57 200 which she carried
in her pocket: she has spent large sums
of money lately: bought $500 worth of
lace curtains three watches costing
$3.50: 500 worth of jewelry $500
worth of Luben's soaps and perfumeries,
and whole piece of silk.
A number of tradesmen testified TO
the extravaganza of Mrs. Lincoln's
purchases.
Mr. Lincoln stated that insanity was
not hereditary: his mother was tifty-six
years Of age.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-30

the country at such time l wish that
the great events of Christianity could be
put into some such relation. Take the
month of June to be typical OF the resnr-
rection of Jesus, and these days, to me,
are all full of spiritual meaning. Fdon'i
say form and color and fragrance have
no physical effect on me: they have; but
the heavens declare the glory Of God and
the earth declares Thy handiwork, and
look on all these things ns
AN UNwIITTEN SCRIPTURE.
When you die. 1 don't forget you. but
| don't cry foi you; l rejoice, for when
you die you live. give You heed now.
companions aud friends. when you die l
shall she'd 10 tears of sorrow if called TO
your funeral; / shall 90 as Gods joyful
minister. Thank God that autumn means
spring. Paul has some idea of this;
l got it from him. They are sown in
corruption" Some people see in dead
UOGN oblN tNc hAar 'A'
the pictures and looking glasses, and
put a
sIREAK OF NIGHT
on the door. and feel it is duty to be
unhappy. They want sexton looking
like an imp fr ON darkness tlaughter)-
black hearsa, black plunles. So Paul
says, .sown in corruption hut when
we die We begin with life; though We are
"soun in corruption we are raised i'll III
corruption i hear time and the world
saving, lit is sown in dishonor:" l hear
Heaven shout, 1T Is raised in glory"
f nth SAYS lit is sorn i'll weakness;
Heaven says. lit is raised in power. |
hear earth say, i. Is sown natural
body Heaven says. 1T is raised
spiritual body" Don't let al, body cry
whenI 60. Clap your hands. Let no
one dare stand ut my grave and say.
Here lis Henry Ward Beecher, for l
won't lie there. Stand with your feet on
my turf ard look up
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-30

If OUR last Legislature had held a
M jority Of people like minded with him
OF the San Francisco Post. DIR. Bersstein :
No Quackery Bill would have never
passed TO an engrossment. Says the
Post man: 1.-The squabble of the doc
tors over the diploma question wonld
shame a lot of children. Does the diplo-
ma make the ply sician? The truth is
that some of the best physicians we have
ever had in the State have bad no diplo-
mas. or were said TO have had none. A
diploma is nothing more than a certifi-
cate that a man has commenced his med
ical education and should be encouraged
in continuing it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-30
ME-" ARK
LAND COMPANY,
San Francisco Bay, Alsmeda Co, California.
Title perfect. Incorporated.

The NEWARK LAND COMPANY. is now in
shape; the Guarsntet r, nd paid in. This
company v i'll be pr, pared in May to 1t pa ties
by stc tIIbCaL and railroad to tht II town aLN
lands. by Inference To the Coast Survey hart
it viii be seen that al / 0 POM, IN front o.
Newark he uetp water CoEIes all the wa
through the clauItl fruIn the Pacific, with The
&. =. II. X. running in direct hnc through
ivelmoIe Pas, max g this the connectlnt.
point betw, en ali Parts OF the United States and
by dep water TO all parts OF the globe ana thu
~ attest manufacturing point On the Bay Of san
Francisco plenty Of water. good climate excel
lent s. ii. AID easy communicated Iurch1sers
getting possession can false large CT Us t.
planting as late a. July 18th. I bis Company
Will COMMENCE active operations IN building
soon. For ali iui ormatiCn, circulars, maps, ara
subscription, appl, at the ottice oi the COMPANY
400 i California street basement, opp rite BanA
OF California, San Francisco. hi, land
I'll b. sod at auction May TT, 1873.
BY II NJ Newhali a. o., in acres 1. M
l"ts to the hughes, bid"er Terms c:
sale. Credit to large buyers. Possession VIII
be given by the list Of une. or sooner II the crops
are off.
Steamer NJ S. Latham lea, es the foot Of Bran
nan street opposite the Pacific NJ all Steamship
Nhsrf, SAN Iranuisco, sundays, Mondays, "eo-
Il. sdsys and Fridays, 81 $50 O'Clock, arriving al
Newark a, IL to haif-past II, according 10 the
tide, giving from four to five hours on the
ground. Returning leave Newark at halt past
O'clock arriving at San Francisco at half ast
six T. NJ. The bt st OF Restaurants On the steamer
on the New \ Ok plan; pay only for what you
get; Breakfast 81 cents; Linner IS cents. 4 arr
Tor round trip seventy five cents. Stages cor
meet with boat, running to Miles, Centreyillc.
Washington Corners. Warm springs and SAL
Jose.
CHAS. r. PETERS,
my11-lm Manager.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-30

Ton F1TcH delivered a magnificent
lecture before the Father Matthew Socie-
ty Of San Francisco few nights ago.
The subject was Three Weeks in Great
Britain" The rather meagre reports of
it show it to have been reple.e with
Toms magnificent eloquence and wit.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-30

WELLS. FARGO & Co.'S. treasure box
was taken from a stage running between
Pasa Robes and Soledad. One man did
the job single-handed and alone. There
were eighteen passengers in the stage at
the time,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-30

THOMAS SIMMONS, of New York, has
been commissioned Assistant Attorney
General of the United States vice John
Goforth, who has Goneforth from that
office.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-30

The estate of the late General Alfred
Redington is held st the estimated value
of $40. 000-the well-earned competen-
cy of an honorable, honest, industrious
and useful life.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-30

SISTER To MUsKE1" is the name of q
horse that was entered fer the EPSON
races. She is an own aunt to Son of 4
Gun"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-30

The JANIssARIEs OF LIGHT is the name
Of a secret order in Los Angeles. We
suppose they are intended as supple
ment TO the gas works of that city.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-30

''AssEss DOGS" says the Sacramento
Bee. I'm the Manager" cries the Post,
referring in parablous way to the tax
jumpers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-30

FIFTY THOUSAND sheep have passed
through Cajon Pass this season, headed
for Arizona.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-30

HORACE MAINLAND has arrived at Con-
stantinople.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-30

The OAKS STAKES at EPSON were won
by Spinaway.
, 1875-01-30

since thr lj'h II has never brrn lower than
$ d.. above zero II aPpaars from the nc
count OF diff rent persons. that the tcmprra-
furc has varied considerably IN different To-
ciIirI.-. On Union Flat the mercury l. re-
ported to have ''crrpt into is hole and pulled
the hole III after It" In fact. the cold WAS
80 great that the mercury sank into the
bulb At Culilx. Sc deg. below zero. On
The ha,d OF Alm-to, 2S deg. below zero At
\. Z. Owens, p deg below z.ro. On Sake
River, at SpaulduG's, 70 deg. below. II the
last MeEt!uCed llacr i was % deg. below on
the morning OF January 18th, while It WAS
only IL deg. nc \. B. Owens, and Is deg. at
l. " Eingg-'g The above is aS correct as l
ran obtain. JAMES \. OLELL.
, 1875-01-30

IHs SroCh.-uur friend Sam Johnson,
living Just across the Oregon line, informs us
Tbs, ,he stock IN has neighborhood have stood
'a. ODD snap splcuiiily. \ few old COWS
'.' '''Ae y-ons calves have perished, but
outside Of these the loss has been inconsiIlr-
a,-" Ca ;he Touchet, We learn FROM Mr
.. Davis that very few animals hAge died,
aaa hat -rn,-rlly the stock LOOKS well. Nj.
.aa Naasou, Of the Lower Touchet, informs
-' i..at III his neighborhood, and over on
Snake River, there has been no deaths. In
lis locality The grazing was good, and stock
."aer> DO uo' arpreheuI any loss. From all
.-''..e localities the reports are favor
a.... ana the chances now are that a ,nai5ri-
. lie stock owners Will get their bands
.-..l-A without any material loss.
, 1875-01-30

LIBEKAI~-Mr, VIM. q Donuell, of the tin
store, gives $500 in aid of the railroad fund.
Messr~ IyooIey d kirkman, of the " Pioneer
Market" give a like sum. These gentlemen
certainly are liberal, and are entitled to
great credit
, 1875-01-30
Weather EseCNEN.

CraF,Z, J--ury 81, IS-s.
DEAR FRIEND That mythical luiwi!-
u.I, - the oldest inha6itn.r,' has failed 70
record such cold mp 10 the present time.
-.ud y on the 'wr,rherrecori. kec, by L. y.
Ringer, al hiS place on Rebel Fiat:
, 1875-01-30

BURGLNY.-Sanday evening last, the
suffers store at the Garrison, kept by Mr.
Ned Williams, was entered, and trunk
ritied of some 5000 IN currency. At the time
of the robbery, Afr. Jordan, the clerk, was
absent at supper. Entrance was effected by
raising a window. and the robber being post
ed he had no difficulty in securing the
money. \ soldier named John Hand, was
at once suspected, from the fact that he had
hung about the place during the afternoon
and was the las. one to leave when the clerk
was about 10 60 10 supper. Mr.. Williams had
a warrant issued for the suspected soldier,
and at an early hour on Sunday night Con-
stable Gregory placed him under arrest. At
first the accused was very indi gnant and pos
i;ively denied all knowledge of the robbery.
Thus he remained down to Monday morning,
when after a little per uasion, be made
full confession. He WAS then taken out OF
Jail by Sheriff Thomas, and voluntarily ac-
cOmPauied h!m 70 the Episcopal Church, IN
der which he had placed the greenbacks for
sate-keeriHg. Hers the SneEiff recovered the
whole amount Of money that had bSen stolen.
When the arrest o! Hand was first made, the
constable searched his person, and took from
him pair of pistols. gold ring and several
pocket knives, which were recognized as
having been stolen from Mr. J. Bauer store
on the night Of January SJh. At the time
Of this robbery entrance was gained 10 the
store by raising back window, Mr. Baner
aud his brother brin-; absent at the time at
tending a ball at the 81. Louis Hotel "
The date OF the robbery no suspicion what
over attached to Hand, aud 1t wac only
through the fact of his being searched that
his guilt became apparent. On Monday after
I.Cou. the accus-d had an examination before
Justice Laman on the charge OF rUbbiug Mr..
Bauers store, and in default OF $1,000 bal
was committed in answer at the next Term OF
the District CUurt The suffers store l. on
the Military Reserve, and for that robbery
he viii bc prosecuted by the l. ). authorities.
, 1875-01-30

I.'AlY IiNE~. -A ) few wrchs since a
.7a- trm, at ,bs head Of Main street, an
'-. .''..i closing out sale At greatly reduced
i'l.>' aai 50 well did the announcement
.lNs hat other stores followed suit until now
W. have the lcading stores in town Selling
-.- 81 cost How it may be for the mer-
.'.''.'' We are not prepared to answer. but
'.' uTeha'er~ !, works first rate In the line
-'y gods sales are being made at lower
'Sa'.- 'brr he articles cen he replaced fo-
--- --.-.-- -.. r-. leading s.4-
SID BE-. . -rs-. a-la .sgl 90
III. often said that tt.. 5-..-
- r. b.. n-r 5-s- -.u o-E.-r-
-.. .---r aaa say II Any u oGE
.... masking FH--aaz.s ag=
.a.. 'aa.- money where j.
, 1875-01-30

u. LlfrH.. f..Et Hf fHF ff"E aI'.t.t A.ea4
Hrstr3f.H Isr1'a.H-
SlsI--rL Johnson, Plaintiff. y. L. c. svJETTr Dc-
ilTilEt.
THE UNITED STATES OF ANEEINA-T0 r
4 g. ~TJEII. Drf-I..tut- lOu are hereby Ie-
On. 10! 10 aTrear 10 a. acton brought against you by
.sI-F. TuUS~.y Plaintiff % TIE District Court Of
the Fr-: Judicial District of Washington IeETltOTy-
IaIIiT- tIEs n lie CITY OT NIll-R Iill IN ami 1uT
tf c5rl9.---7 q " p!.4-gss,lll and Whitman, % Az
swsl rhr raDIlllUt u Plaintiff, Med IN v ls'-"7,.aE
county within twenty day, after the service ci Ji-
Sr.U-l1.s eH. H.g.-Ive q tie day OF servlce- II not
rvlI in SAD county but II -If Dlsfrstl N thirty
.ity- leg.~= gIt.u sixty day -r u fll t-.i-
rE S.I take Judgment against You D. ltiiu-t, A.
,gr..-s % ris prayer 81 tbs compliant
I..-..t! ger.UI j. brought 70 fore --e Tlrht O.
reclamation gieh tlr Defendant LL5 IN the follow
lr-- ,a-.rif-l penis, t1-vgr- C1mEasnrIns AZ th-
re-tfeast aarI.sr Cf tie iu,gr-eltlJu OF Maln and
Fourth streets, ia sal ,.rr os Walla-Waila- aE-
fronting e-,.I y 4-,s, The lGJ'h s.!lOt Nam street
G.,-aure u tN-Uty--s-.t .l- sc-t, aud extending
lax at ri,I.- aryIs Ou. huudrel and twenty 1T ..
tir alley Ia h,uek til1-. i tsIBg twentyelght 70
iron. % tl= wet --;e 0I .1: No o. -lN- Ia sad bIE
three -alI original city u "ahl-La 'i',7l. Ii---
70 the ff!.I surveys aud plat thereof. And tx ---
aa-f- q ta-- acton together with su-h 1tieL and
further relief - To- county ana god eSLselenoe may
pertain AMI yOu are Hereby notified rilr Uni'r1
y, ear and answer t= -.-il COMPLAINT abor-
ru.l-l J. t- ptGyeIs u Tie Plaintiff VIII D. Tautci-
E.-.sss tLe Hon j'--FEH r. LEvIs JUDI
Of the District Court Ji tie EIrs- Jul-11.1-
l. 5 District u Washington Territory, aud tl-
S--l l. sad Court lit-N--, tins = -II -
January, \ y. ',-l-
WI Il ANDREWS, Cls-k-
, 1875-01-30

u,x D,x STEWART sets an example Of
.. ...,y that others wouid do well to imini-
- lie originally invested S'ii IN the
I,rr., railroad. and now comes forward and
..r.-r.- an additional Slo0 in aid Of the
,..-r-;-r. 4 i-as more such farmers as Dir.
,,..o..r- and the coautry would not suffer for
,i.. Jack ~ public improvements.
, 1875-01-30

nv CUMMINGS, who injured himseh
-.,,r tr jumping against the handle Of
p '.','s !. still alive, with a fair prospect
.,l., .r.av1Iy-
, 1875-01-30
tlsglsE.lb.

IEERrs,H-IToErY In tins city, az the residence
Of Ms T. Roy, JWUry Goth, lVsi, hyJ- d. lsIrs,gu
J P, NJ. LOUIS Iri'r,~ch, Of tL,~ county, 90 Miss
GalItir- Nnrry, OF UmatilLd county. OREGON.
, 1875-01-30
ANN

EALUtLIE AID,-Our farmer friends are
nobly aiding the railroad enterprise. Sume
Of them have already subscribed literally ard
others are preparing TO follow suit. This i
the r!.ht spirit and ensures success.
, 1875-01-30

---..rr this evening brings to the
.". MI Of the divorce law, save Tor
J, :, '--.-.a,ur,l reason.
, 1875-01-30

JUICE J. X. KENNEDY viii deliver the
second lecture Of the course got up under the
au~picrs Of the Library As-osia'ior- Thurs
day evening, February 4th, is the tine, and
the City Hall the place
, 1875-01-30

Il. DAY has removed TO his new building,
,,.. rov ha, the Land-ome>t drug store on
n- Northwest coast, In our day We have
,-.....- -.mewh,t extensively, ana outside
Vi uu- VI two establishments in New York,
.rl u equal number in Philadelphia, We
I,y.aryr -rru 70 drug store so handsomely
a...a ag .uI complete in all It's details. Dr.
.,v h.- .g'aiu.y exhibited both huerallry
add ta--r. lis store IS IA ornament to the
rHa
, 1875-01-30

Powr,mE BNING rEEss. Parrish
oi Tins county, has just had completed the
model of baI,u- pres, that for baIing hay
seems TO have advantages over any press Of
the kind now in use. This press l. ri.-;rI on
81" ordinary running gear Of "A wagon, and
the power 10 operate the press is derived from
,h rwo hind wheels which are 50 arranged
l.y means of % shifting cog as to bring he re-
qui>Ite pressure IA bear. and then by means
.t lever the bale drops ont in the rear Of
-hr press. This invention is equally applica-
t.r 20 ha,ias cotton. and from being portable
W. have no doubt that it will come INTO gen
,r., u,a. Nr. b. ". Gritfiu u associated
with Mr.. Parrish ~ the invention Of the
is.,,, AID il Is the iarrnJiyn 10 at once pro-
.'-. patent upon what appears to us
valuable invention
, 1875-01-30

~.un m1,u=E BH"s. sell ~a'y' fne 1e-t u
.-.rlsanI AZ prices that defy all competition.
Nth u yards best prIuts Tor 81 $ yards OF
..aI Scotch guEham for 81; , yards of de-
l.,..- t.r 81, all wool Aannrls from p cents
r.ryarIu uP, dress goods at loss than San Fran
..-.s.-t, clothing and everything else in
r.iaa, they Prove It very conciu-Ively
FL. .l..r patrons. Give them q call.
, 1875-01-30
UNDERTAKES

JAMES X. KENNEDY, aHt
T. l. SdAEF~IEtS.
Arrrrrl=v- -7r Plssutif. --s
, 1875-01-30
LIVE STOC Ia:

n iof,- slipry-l fTOm PORTLAND to DALTES
same dav .nclul!ns IaIiIuIdl a. the following
MI
, 1875-01-30

SA,I-rI Johnson, Plaintiff. y. L. c. svJETT, Dc-
fert-ut
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, John II. Wells was appointed a
constable.
To-day. the case of Mcdonald agt St Vim
cents Orphan Asylum was argued and bill
dismissed. The case of Farrant ct AL agt
Wright was taken up-Mr l.. Robinson for
the plaintiff and Mrs. Lockwood ior the de-
Iendant.
POLICE COURT-Jldye Smell.
To-day, Thomas Hurlihy was fined 80 for
maintaining a nuisance. Elias Lane took q
hot stove away from his employer, and paid
$40, or 80 days, and had TO return the stove
besides. He was arraigned on another charge
of laTceny-twO gold rings-and was fined 500
or IN days. BaScO Davis, assault ON his Wife
Sarah; -. John Lewis and Bud Foster, two
bad boys on Capitol Hill. undertook to rob
little white boy named Edward II. French, of
his skates; the latter was too much for both
OF them, and held on TO his property manful-
Cornelius Hughes, VIM Hawkins Jas King
and John Wise, all hackmen, were fined 5
each for alleged violation of the hack re ZIl-
lations. Thos. Jennings. cursing; $40 John
Moran, disorderly; 50. Barbara Pfifer made
violent assault on Emma Spaulding, cut
ting her head fearfully-a bad ease; sent to
grand jury. Neal Peters. cursing: -. Jenny
CCckrell and Maria WOCdbeck were sent
down as Migrants. Olive Andrews, loud and
bOisterOus; 81. Sally Tappan, a vagrant, was
shipped to the farm. Nancy Ann Bertha
charged with assault on Amelia Jane Fergu-
son. This was all about Jim Bertha, Nan V
Ann Bertha's brOther-in-law. From all ac-
counts they sailed in beautifully. The nudge
said they appeared to be about equally pun
iShed already. and dismissed them.
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A l. Il X A n DRI A.

RIVER NEws.-The ice in the river oppo-
site this city has become soft, is broken into
foes of different sizes, and floats up and
down with the ebbing and flowing of the tide
and by its movements has either concealed
or carried aw"y the buoy that marked the
channel near Goose Egg Island The gorgeS
reported yesterday at the White House and
Maryland Point still exist ,tbut would, it is
thought, speedily disappear under the influ-
encc of a stiff breeze.
NETTIE GREEN.-The City Sergeant has
returned from Richmond, to which city he
went for the purpose of incarcerating Nettie
Green in the penitentiary. His prisoner bore
have experienced, remarkably well, all the
way down to Richmond, and until she saw
the gates OF the prison in which she was to
be lmmured, when her fortitude gave way.
and she sobbed like a baby.
ELoPEMENT AND MARRIAGE.-Mr. Ira
Davis and Miss Jennie Hammill, of Deco
quah, passed through here on the train for
Washington yesterday evening, and returned
last night as man and wife.-C.Lzette, 2Sth.
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G. Z o r G. ETC W N,

THE STEAMER f. c. KNIGHT arrived at
her wharf in Georgetown yesterday after
noon, and is discharging her cargo. She will
sail on her return trip TO New York this
afternoon.
THE BURNING OF THE STEAMER LADY OF
IN LAKE VIII greatly Inconvenience the
m1llers OF this city, as it was the intention OF
some OF them TO make large shipments of
flour TO Norfolk upon the opening of naviga-
ton. Unless there is another steamer put on
the lire they Will have no outlet in that di-
rection. The closing of river navigation this
year has made the stock of flour on hand
very heavy, and for the past month some of
the mills have been running on half time.
CONCERT at Grac church this evening.