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,ssEsssgyrs LEyIRB.
EMPIRE MIL AND MIylNo

UMPIRE MILL AND NxylNo
" Company Location OF principal place 81
business, san Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hin. storey county,
Nevada.
Nofice IL hereby gwen. that at q meeting Of
the Dirsetor held on the asth day Of Deem
Der, lisa, an assessment (No. III OF flny
Cert. per share WAS levied upon the capital
s,ock of the corporation. payable Immediately.
IN Cnited statcs gold coin 10 the secretary,
a. the once 90 the Company, Room No. II.
Haywaru's Building. No. tis California street.
San Francisco, California, -.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the f9th day OF January.
1913. VIII he delinquent. snd Advertised for sale
:, public ,,es IL s00 an T,i.I YaySsS! n, n I isss
day Of February. ~, TO pay the delinquent
assessment. { gether with c. SITS OF advertising
and expenses OF SALE
once-Reom No. ~ Hayvard's Buildiny. No.
sis California street: san Francisco. California
Il NICKERBOCKE EN- MINING
N Company-Locaiion " Principal place OF
business, San Francisco. California
Location Of works. American Flat Mining
District, Storey County. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that ata meeting o.
| ths Board Of Direetof-. held on the 18th day OF
December, ISL, an assessment ne. III OF One
| Dollar and Fify Cents (si NJ per share wac
levied upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable Immediately. IN United STATES gold
coin, to the Secretary. at the once Of the Coul-
psny. No. 10 stevenson Building. San fran-
cisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain uapaid on saturday, the oDih day of
January. 1858, will be delinquent. and advef-
| ti-ed for ssie Of public asetlon. aud unless pay
meat 10 made before. will be cold on FRIDAY,
the 10Th day OF February 1878. to pay tho delin.
quent assessment. together with costs ofadver
Using and expenses Of sale.
by order OF the Directors
HENRY DOYLE. Secretary.
oniee-No. 10 :, evenson Duilding. san Fran
cisco. deStd
THE Aao MINING COaPANY.-L0-
cation Of prtneip<l place OF burintss, ran
| FnLeI-co. Cal location Of works. Virginia.
storey County. Nevada.
Ne ice IL hereby given that At . neeting Of
the Directors, held on the 9TH day OF Deeem.
her. isTt, an assessment (So. o. Of One Dollar
SD per share Was levied upon the capital stock
10 the corporation, payable Immediately. IN
United state. gold con, To- tho sserclary. Al
he once % the Company. Room No. : Hay
wards Bailding. No az California street, san
| fransi-eo. c.liiornis.
An stock upon which this assessment shall
| remain unpaid on the 81 dsT of February.
| ISIS, will De delinquent, and advertised for sale
Al public ~auction, and unlee. payment IL male
before, will be ssld on TUESDAY, the 10th
day Of February, ISIS, TO pay The delinqnent
assessment. together with costs OF Advertising
and expenses Of sale.
NJ order OF the Hoard Of Directors.
WARD v. STONE, Secretary.
Ofnee-Room No. J. Hayward Build,nz.
No. 1i9 California erect. san fraacisco, Cal.
iaatd
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CLonE INNING coAPANY.-Lo-

| HLOHE MINING y .-hOe
" estion q principal place Of business, san
Lceaiion OF works. Gon mn Mining District,
| storey County, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at a meeting o.
the Board Of Directors, held N the 10Th DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1874, an Assessment CNo. ~ of sew
ely, Ave Gents per share Was levied upon the
| capital stock Of The corporation, payable imme
| dlately. In United states gold coin. TO the
secretary. at the ofice Of the Company. Room
-. M. iio California street, San Francisco
| California.
ANY stock upon which THE Assessment shall
| remain unpaid on the 18th day Of January. ls,a,
will he delinquent. and advertised for -ale ~
| Public auction. and unless payment Is tnhic
before. will he sold ON the Second DAY OF feo'
uary, Isis, To paw the delinquent assessment,
together with Gusts OF advertising and expenses
~ -alc.
b. order OF the Directors.
JOSEPH MAGuiRE. Secretary
O~fnee-Room No. 81. No. ti9 California
street. San Francisco. Cal. dsl2 ID
DOCK ISLAND GOLD AND sll~
III yer Mining Company. Location OF prin'
eipal place OF bu,iness. San Francisco, Call.
Location Of works. Gold IIlil Mining Dis
triet. storey county, Nevada. .
Notice IL hereby given that At meeting o,
the Directors, held on the 18Th day OF
January, Isis. an assessment tho. 81 OF
Oue Dollar On per share was levied upon the
espltal stock % saii corporation. payable imme-
distely, In United statss gold coin. to the
SECRETARY, 81 the once OF the Company, Room
No. ., No. 4is cslifornia street. San Fran
cisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the iTth day Of February Isis,
viii he delinquent, aud advertised for sale Al
pablo auction. ard un,ess payment !. made
before, vii. be sold on TUESDAY, the 9th
day 10 March. 1873. To pay the delinquent AZ
,e-smen,. Together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
Jsis I'd j. W. CLARK, secretary.
ADY WARRINGTON MINING
Company.--Lcesiion of principal place OF
bu .lne.s. san Francisco. California
Location Of WORKS, Gold llili, Storey county,
Nevada.
Sotice 4. hereby given that at . meeting Of
the Directors. held on the ,sd day OF
December, 1874, an asees-ment (So. ~ OF flny
Cents per share was levied upon the espiiai
stock ~ the corporation. payable ininedi-
s,cly In United states gold coin, To the secretary.
Al The ONCE OF the company. Room 81 Hay
wari'r Building. No. az California street. San
Francisco. California
ANY stock upon which this assessment shAll
remain unpaid on the nth day Of January. 1888.
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale al
public ~anction, and unless payment IL made be.
fore, viii be sold on the Fifteenth day Of
February, ISIS, To- pay the delinquent as.ers-
nent. together with eosts Of advertising aud ex'
pcn.e- % sale.
By order Of the Directors.
n. e. KiBBE. Secretary.
oriee-kcom 81. ilsy ward Building. No. tis
California street, san Francisco. California.
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CLonIDA SILVER MININa cox.

l. papy Location 81 prineipat place Of bus,.
ne.s, san Francisco. Cal.
Location OF works, storey county. State Of
Nevada
Notice 10 hereby gwen. thst 1T . meeting of
the Dirseior-, held on the sth day 81 January.
1878. an assessment mo. - Of One Dollar on
per share was levied upon the capital stock of
Inc corporation. PAYABLE Immediately. In United
states gold coin. To the Secretary. Al the once
~ the company. Noon No II, Pine street. No.
80. san franci-eo. state 81 California.
remain unpsld on 10Th day of February. Isis,
will be delinquent. and advertised Tor sale al
public ~anciion. and unless payment Ia made
beforc. will he cold on TUESDAY. the III
day Of March. Isis. tn pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
by order of the Hoard.
LuciEN HERMANN. Secretary.
ala ID Room No. II, Pine street. No. $50.
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The date Of declaring thu above stock delln-
qusnt has been postponed to January u, Isis.
4 the day ef sale TO February "a. ISIS.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
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Condensed 1'eIeq1r'alms.


--preston & Twins mill al Manyunk
was sburhed on Saturday morning. Los
heavy. Threehundred hands are throw
Out Of ehpldymentby the fire,
Five masked and armed men bonnt
and gagged the watchman In The Ameri.
can Express Companys office at Utica
N, " early Saturday morning, and ther
carried off a bag containing the night
train packages. Loss believed to be
small.
in The case Of Dr.. Ricatds, tried al
Paterson, N. j., for assault with intent Ia
TO kill q patient by administering excrs.
sive doses Of morphine 10 conceal q NAL.
practice, after Ave hours delibefation
thought In d verdict Of simple assault,
The patehtsOf The boy injured previously
obtained judgment In court fol damages,
-At Fort Garry on Saturday The 3Oth,
there was great excitement In cOnse.
luence Of Tie communication papers In
favor Of Lepihe not having Arrived. II
was The day fixed for his execution but
he was tepfievel for q week BY Chief
Justice Wood. A mass meeting was held
In The evening TO consider Tho matter.
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ISptGNAPotts January St.At. +,
WalliCk, Superintendent Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, met with q
painful accident while on bis way from
Richmond 10 this city lasL night, when
the train arrived al Cambridge City Il
stopped al Che water tank, MI. Walflck,
Eupposing they we're at the depot, Btepted
from the train and fell through q bridge
to the Ice beneath, a distance 81 some
thirty feet, sustaining q fracture Of The
right leg above the kHee and severe
bruises about the head. Nj. Waiiick
remained where be fell some time before
he could make hlmAelf heard, no one
having seen him fall When discovered
he was taken on a litter 10 the residence
Of the Manager, A.y. HodSkihs, where
The broken limb hAa been Sel and every.
thing IL being done to relieve hiS suffer.
ihgR H9 q Festt4 qhi6b I'd hishho
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

MADAM, January SO.-Ths operations
Of the army Of the north against the Car
lists are progressing, General Moranles
is making a flank movement with the
right wing by way Of SaDguesa, twenty
I've miles southeast Of Pampelona, while
General Prince de Rivera Is marching up
the Valley Of CaFascal to attack at q
point between Tafalla and Pampelona.
Another division has moved by way Of
Lasarcos and IL threatening Etella, twen-
ty.fve miles southwest q Pampelona.
General Lorna Is threatening the cannon
iOundries Of the Catlists in tho province
Of Guipuzcoa, Tho garrison Of Belbos is
acting against Durango. General YallG-
gas Is marching into Biscay, The head
quarters Of Alfonso are at Talialla,
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River News.

tesdQy, ,the matks, indicating {, feet Z
ErAc AlSlHp ElsraS rSe'4 ftOa Gin
cinnatit to Pittsburgh.
The Granite State is undergoing re-
pairs at Pittsburgh, and will not resume
her trips to Portsmouth before Fritlnyg
The Juninta, for, Cincinnati, passed
down yesterday,
The Messenger, from Cincinnati to
Pittsburgh, arrived about 8 A. NJ. on Sat-
urday, and departed soon after. She has
,,sgs SfeS !lEi7ssas P'EGs'F11DGry q p Gry 'tPa'sveF'l
The towboats Acorn, Reindeer, and
Fearless A,ypN passed w a.. rp fFFYA hour sat.
urday morning. w '-'"' >" ~
Tho /. n. Phillips came up from Louis
IHillsto Marietta beioraaths river closed,
with two model ,bprgss loaded with locust
posts. She yesterday turned her tow over
g OHne of thG dilmOtes, qppd, ddepaafteFd for
ParkeEsburg.
The Monitor iANlSing over at the dry
docks.
tiThe steamer Mallis RsgOG was detaih-
ed by the Ice, and did not arrive until
last evening. On account Of the heavy ice
the Ragoh win hot go 10 Cincinnati az
advertised, but will return to Marietta
and lay up.
The Express willadspaFtior Parkers.
burgh this mornipgla lOl o'elpck,
The Forest City will to-day resume her
trips between steubenyile and Wheeling.
u The Andes viii ptsive from, Cincinnati
to-day, and start Upon iiet rethtn tip at
her usual hour tomorrow afternoon.
10y Tcleraph.l
EVANSVILLE, January 31.-LWeathef
clear aud very cold. River iS feet 8
inches and rising slowly, A little Ice Ia
running and making fasl. Up-1dleWild.
l'D6wnG Dick LOngwoftliD ,frhs long
worth had heavy Ice IN the nartows from
LeavenwOfth down below Wolf Greek,
and left the Grey Eagle In the Ice. THe
latter had not arrived at y I'm.
MEMPHIS, Jannaty 3l.--River rising
steadily, Weather clear aud CUlls De-
paFtetl4 Jdbni Z KYLE flitdrel City and
bartes, tRe former lAIt night fot New Or.
leans.
CAIRO, January Standardization.
sas Belle, Evansville; Mary Miller,
Memphis, James D. Patker, Cincinnati;
City Of Alton, New Orleans; John SinnoSl
Ohio. Depattei--Liberty, Ohio; Arkan.
sas Belle, Eya1sville; Alice tllfowp, New
IOfleahA Maty Milltf, Cincihnatk Pal alkef,
Memphis; John Sinnot, South. River 10
feet s inches and rising. Weather clear
and cold. Mercury 20.
CINCINNATI, January 3l.-River 10
I0et 4 inches, about AlatiunafyL The
Ohio and Licking idil 6f heavy Aoating
Ice. A Madison special to the Gasetie
Vays the Nashville arrived there about
noon badly cnt and will not come through
till her bows are planked or the ice
lhinned out. AfriyedI-lndianay Chas.
aidrfiau, Mo ehitlocG, I New Orleans
Andy Baum, Memphis. Weather very
cold, Ice making fast, Boats that start
ed up the river Saturday night were all
compelled to return.
LOUISVILLE, January 3l,-RiVeF rising
slowly Win B Ieet i6CEidte aud Vtedt in
canal J II turned very esh this evening
and The floating Ice u rapidly tofming in
solid foes. TIE Pfyt6hia and barge1
came in ftonlthe mouth Of Kenlucky river
and proceeded 10 Evansville. The United
States. from Cincinnati, Arrived, but will |
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Crime ana Arrests.

ClNcNNGTt, January 3O.-At M early
hour this morning Officer sLillman was
called upon to Qnell u disturbance At a
ball In Hopkins Hall. A stampede &C.
CURED, during which the officer was
knOcRstI down and Sh6f inIlhSl tligh by
some unknown person.
Az the National Theatre this afternoon
WaIchmanl KeIleyi iwh'tSh6tlntlIS leg bs
one Of party creating disturbance,
No arrests, ,., ..
enticed Louis Kettingcr'" little daughter
aged six, into an clubhouse, and attempt.
ed to commit rape. The Childs screams
alarmed her father, who gave Lingo II
severe thraAhing, and turned him over to
3SJaG%IRt Itsi RtssintKvsansAo getea,lyi G&bed d
little girl in Charcoal alley and Commu-
nicatetl loathsome disease to her, was
SaYS%spiss ssrsssssS sss SyatsisI|S& Sa.s I|SSS&ab6'H and
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ByTeIegraph
R;doiT5a sas9s.lF'3'T.
F0 TIE D.4LIY LNTELLIGEY0ER
CONGRESS.
HOUSE,
WASHINGTON, January so.

After the House was called to order the
clerk proceeded to read the journal, omit.
ting fie yea and naSsin HAL, Nhen Mr.
Rlsandsll \ EHsed hql HpissNOt oder thai
After a long debate the Speaker deCid,
ed that the point was we'll taken and
directed the clerk to read the Journal.
Mr.. Randall stated that his object was
TO consume the whole day in this manner
80 az to prevent days notice being given
Of resolution to change the rules and
thus throw that back for another week,
Ehp prgseefihgs were lbFepght to
oil motion q Mr. Butlet, y Up 10 that
time seventeen or eighteen OF the roll
calls hal been read through out Of n
taken, 40 It would have been daylight
spRSPy Rst9Sf t4s fkVEpal 4yAqld havp
A motion to adjourn by Mr., Eldridgo
was voted down because It came from
the Democratic side, but Immediately the
same motion was made by Mr.. Butler
and carried. When tbs House meets on
Monday the only Journal TO be read will
be i few lines in to.day's proceedings.
During the day an attempt was made to
have pissed the bill 10 pay tho interest on
the 3.B5 bonds Of the District Of Columbia,
but Mr., Holman objected and the attempt
lllleu, ..r a. ..ls
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THE RAILROAD WAR,-A Chicago dis
patch says that the rivalry between rail
road companies continues, and that the
fight may go on until some the roads g
into the hands Of receivers, The struggle
between the Great Western aud Grand
Trunk is carried on vigorously, and tht
Crank Trunk is taking passengers from
Detroit to Buffalo for anything it can gel
The railroad managers in Chicago com
template the reduction Of the wages OI
their employees, including the engineers
ten per cent, z
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Ohio Legislature.

CoLUMBus, January 3O.-In the IIousa
this morning bills were introduced to pro-
vide for advertising sheriff's sales IN Ger
man papers; to compel the immeliate
recording Of deeds, Z
In the Senate u resolution calling Or
Congress to compel Indiana to keep up
S1I8 8s a. i9IaSESSS,iGseeIss$$ yS' 4
the Senate this afternoon the Morris rail
road bill, providing that those who have
ridden 0p EailrV9dS, apdppiA PYeFcharger
foF Vie s6le pt1TpoSe ~ recovering the
penalty, shall not he entitled to recover
was discussed. A bill was introduced u
make the agents, attorneys, or stock
holders Of any corporation or perBopS in
terested In municipal contracts, ineligible
an members OF city councils. n
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paalfle MniI InYenlirnllon.

WASHINGTON, January 3O.-The Ways
and Means Committee resumed the Pa
CilG Mail subsidy investigation this
morning, james D. Smith, director in
thGo0Wpany silce 1871, lexpliCitly con.
tradiCtel The statements made by Irwin,
imputing to him sons knowledge Of lr-
wins, employment by StOelSwell and his
receipt or expenditure Of money, Smith
never knew or heard that Large SUNS OF
money SeEespOnS ilt KaAhlbStdn d else
where by Irwin until months afterward,
When StoCkwell proposed to the Execu-
tive Committee resolution authorizing
him (stockwelD to employ Co14sel and
expend such money US night neCes.
sary to present the case In Warrington,
he Smith yremarked: "You capst expect
to expeKd more than $50D00 on
this authority" md .StOCkWell then
replied that the expenditure coptempla-
ted by him might BE- 900 or $4,000, but
would certainly not exceed $4,000, and
that this would be paid out for counsel
fees, hotel pills, the preparatiopIqf stats.
tics, &c. StoCkwell repeated these state
nlents To the Board OF Direct0rA and II
was with Ibis understanding by the Exec.
utive Committee that II was ratified by
them. Any and hll other expenditures
were made entirely without the'knowl.
edge or consent Of The. Board Of Directors,
and 80 far IA the witnessknew Of Any one
Of them. ..Ati 10 ,o, i. ...Jt
Sergeant.at.Arins Ordway said he had
made careful examination Of every
credit to members Of Congress during
May and June, 1872, and found that only
thirteen members made deposits Of any
sums during tlleRe two months. OF these
thirteen tlepositOrs only two were credit.
ell with more than $500, and neither Of
these two members voted for the Pacific
Mail subsidy. Ordway also swpye that
there never has been to his kn6fledge
one dollar Of money paid to any member
Of Congress Ii or through hiA Office to
influence legislation since he has been ii
office.
Richard B. Irwin, recalled, declared
that according to his recollection every
word In his testimony concerning his In.
terview with Smith was strictly true.
Irwin was then Investigated by Clark
Bell, counsel for the Pacific Mail.
Mr.. Beck expressed surprise that such
privilege had been granted an outsider.
y Ir%tp, under The examination, Of Bell,
testified that he had paid Capt. Bradbury
ten thousand dollars, two thousand before
and eight thousand after the subsidy bill
was passed. Bradbury was employed by
witness more on other business than the
subsidy; witness knew only by reference
that SioOkyell employed Richard s. King
to whom was paid one hundred and
twenty-five thousand dSllarS; lie did NOT
employ Richard G ParsoHs. ~
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The West .YlrgInIa Doad.Lock.


.-....... - -, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,ot
SKETCHES OF THE PRINCIPAL 0ANp'
DATES
Correspondence Of The MY. Tribune. ,la
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 28.-ThG
Iead.loOk in The Legislature over the
election Of the United States Senator haI
excited Rreat interest, not only IN this
STATE, but In political circles throughout
the country. Sketches OF the prominent
candidates. may not be GhinterestinR 10
Northern readers, Camden aud Walker
are Inc main candidates, Price and Bran.
non ranking next. l4f ,,.yl.I
johnson NJ, Camden il d large man
with small head He has been active In
politics for years, and was twice defeated
6f Democratic candidate for Governor.
ALTHOUGH his sympathies were with the
South 6e remained at home during The
war, lie IA genial and popular, has
spent vast sums Of money for fig party, Ia
and is connected with the Baltimare md
Ohio Railroad He Is about 30 years Of
age. '".f l'.'G -
Henry s. Walker Is d small man with
large head. lie Is an editor, and Ia per.
haps The bittereat writer ID the State, lie
was Public Printer, and was charged with
fraud, but an effort at impeachment fall.
ed. fte Ia an eloquent speaker. lie had
no connection with the Confederate ser.
vice. He IL about do years 81 age
Samuel Price was Lieutenant Govern.
or under Gov. Letcher and was verl
active during the war. He IA lawyer
white.haired and dignlhed, Soon alter
the war he became very demOnstrative IN
religion, and being called upon 70 pray
In little meeting 10 Fnyetle, he grew
very earnest, and In an appeal ior az
awakeaihg otsinnetS, cried out! " Lord
make them ground the atn9 o. lhSlt
Fe.fe.re.fe.opOsiti6n against Thee" lie
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An AppeaI for AssIstance.

Sioux Cry, Iowa, January sl,-An
executive committee, appointed at "a
meeting In this city, have Issued an up.
peal for assistance 10 tho settlers III
Northern Nebraska, Southern Dakota and
Northwestern Iowa, whose lands have
been desolated by the grassloppers. They
urge especiallHOn the public, necessity Of
seed for the farmers. Food, clothing and
money are also needed. Tho territory
where aid Is needed Is principally In the
counties Of Cedar, Dixon and Dakota, In
Nebraska, the unsettled portion Of South
ern Dakota, and that part Of Iowa siLu-
ated In the Upper Des Molnes Valley.
The committee assure contributors that
donations sent to them will be indiCiOuSly
distributed. The appeal Is signed BY
Mayor Warner.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 3O.-The announce
ment is Just made that the Office Of the
Adams Express Company IN this city was
robbed OH Sunday last oi the following
bonds: Twcnty.seven South Carolina con.
solidated bonds, dated January lst, 1877,
ofSl 900 each, ,thdnbcrsd, tro9 1908 70
! ,D0I dnel9ske 1910, l2l1l dhd PIP
Also, two bonds Of $500 OveacR, numbered
2S5 and 200; six consolidated Virginia
bonds Of $1,000 each, with first coupon
due July lat, 1875, numbers ,46 to 14,B65
inclusive. -Four coupons due January,
1876, $50 each, OF Missouri State bonds
numbered 3,723, 3,725, 3726 and 6,727.
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IT COSTS something to bury Mayor in
New York. The funeral OF the late
Mayor Hayemeyer cost thScig SA,s66 30
Among the items Of expense are engrOss'
ing resolutions, $3.50; ave bands Of music,
$S,l2G; flowers and decorations, $685.
music at the church, SO.
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MI, hu. lgWAR DEPARTMENT,
DBgtCR on TIlR CitiKF BthNAL OPHlCI.R,
MAsLllNnTONl D. O. Jan. DO.-S.9l z. n.


l.r UBgiCR or TIlR ClIiEF BtdSAL OPPiriR,
''' WARRINGTON, d. C., Jan. 3O.-S;50 p. n.
,nu,,,mo PROPAPlttTlFA FArt4,u'I
During Monday in The West Gull
States, Tennessee and lie Ohio Valley
falling barometer, southeast or southwest
winds, partly cloudy and decidedly warm,
or weather. u
In Tie Upper-I.ake Region, tie Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
uhdthe Northwest, falling gand low baron.
eLer, decided rise III temperature, In.
creaSing Cloudiness, and SHOW or rain
but followed III the two last tlfstfidH dur.
Ing tho afternoon or night by northwest.
erly winds and clear and colder weather.
In the Middle States and Lover Lake
Region. higher barometer, northwest to
southwest winds, generally clear and
colder weather, but followed In the west.
,ern portions b s0utlIerly y-wiildS, cloudy
and warmer weather. ',,
The Mississippi river at Cairo and
Msmpbi4 will continue rising. 1.-The
DhtH RlpiASbhtgh, ihhdlhe Cumberland
at Nashville, will commence falling.