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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-13
Order Of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY or ANDREW, SIS
k.statr of lewis Allen. deceased.

@''N' ~ ~ IL hANNh ~ ~
NOW ON THIS DAY COMES ALLEN HOLT,
~ Public Administrator for Andrew county
in charge OF the Estate OF LcWiS Allen deceased,
and presents IL The Court his petition praying
for an order for the sale of certain Real Estate,
OF which said Lewis Allen died siczcl, dcscriD-
eel ~ follows, to-Wit:
Fltly-iGilr acres ofland, commencing at Il GER
tam rock litlN-fUur rods west from the south
east corner "fsrctlon thirty-iive, Ci5) in Town
ship SINtT-Onc, CD, of Range thIrfy-foUr, CS4)
running thence north one hundred and sixty
rods to II rock, thence Wcri litty-iour rods,
thence south one hundred and SiNty rods, thence
east hity-iDur rods IL the place of beginning, be
iEE IN Section thirty-iVr, Township slNty-onc,
of Range thIrty-iour, in Andrew county, state
OF Missouri, to pay the debts OtSaii estate, which
>aid petition WAS accompanied by the accounts.
lists and inventories Us required lay law, show
iny that said r%latc is indebted and that sad
debts ar" unpaid, and thai there are not sluli-
Gent assets Cn hand To pay the same.
ON examination thereof, IL Is ordered by the
Court, thar ali persons Interested in the estate of
said deceased be notified, that application as
aforesaid, has been made, and that unless the
contrary be shown on OF before the first day at
thr next term of this Court, 10 he held on the 10Th
day september next All order Will be made for
the sale of tic Real Estate i'll said petition de-
scribrd, or 50 Hluch thereof rs shall be sufficient
tor the payment Ofsaid debts and the EXPENSES
of such sale.
And it is further ordered that this notice BE-
published in som" newspaper published in said
county of Andrew for four weeks prior to the
next term of this Court.
STATE OF NILSSON III, D.,
COUNTY or ANDREW, t
|, j. K. caldwell. Judge of Probate, in and
for said county, hereby certify that the iurrgu-
iEg Is n truC copy of the order therein set forth
- Iully as the same remains OF record in my Of
fee.
49, Witness my hand and official seal this
49, j. IL. CALDWELL,
Judge OF Probate.
turrst & lS-5-no t2-wi
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Arrival of Franciscan Monks in
America who were Expelled
From Germany.

The party OF eighty-fOur Franciscan
monks who arrived in this country from
Germany on the 26th of June, is made
up OF eighteen priests and Sixty-six stu
dents and lay brothers, members who
perform the ordinary work about L mon
aStery. SiXty-three went 10 TeUtopollS,
H.. and tWcnty-One-three priests and
eighteen studcnts-to Quincy. Most OF
the brothers who were sent here are
Young men, and will remain in New
York until they complete their ednca-
ton and are confirmed priests. They
have perfected their studies with the
exception Of philosophy and theology,
but nom OF them can speak a word OF
English. There are at present III tins
country but six mOnasterieS under the
control Of the WeStphalian branch of
the Franciscan monks, which are rs yet
regarded as missions, the centre OF au-
thoritv being still in the mother house
in GERMANY. The mOnaStcricS are To-
Gated at Teutopolis. ILL.,, st. Louis, Mo;
Cleveland. O.: Memphis, Tenn; Her
man. No and in y. Y. There are at
these institutions about 2J0 members of
the Order, Quincy having forty-nine,in in
Guiding those lately arrived-siN priests,
thirtv-onc students. and twelve lay
brothers. it is expected that another
party. consisting of twelve priests and
thirteen students, VIII arrive in st.
Louis in a day or two, they having left
Rotterdam, June 22nd. Upon their az
rival u convention will be held at St.
Louis, andit is expected that several
new monaSterirs will be established.
OF the JesuitS who have been eXpell-
ed from Germany. 81 have found homes
in Asia, - in Africa, 81 in North Amer
lea. GG in South America, and u in Ga
licia or in Holland.
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JIOrt60Gc SUIc.

MIiERE.tS, STiLWELL TRUEN ANE
w Calharinc Truck, his wife, Jane Sharp and
samuel sharp, her husband, by their mortgage
deed, dated The third day OF October, y. D.,
1874, and recorded in book -, at pages 579-S0, in
the oi.icr OF the Recorder "t Deeds Tor Andrew
county, Missouri, conveyed 10 James Couch,
the following described real estate, lying and
being IN Andrew county, Missouri, t0-Wit: The
undivided fuur-rcvcntha of the following dcs-
crIbrd lois, tracts, or parcels Of land, situate IN
the COUNTY of Andrew and state of Missouri;
that is to say, the east half of the northwest
CHARTER, and the southwest quarter Ofthc nOrih-
Gfty-ninr, of range thirly-eiN, and Il part Of lot
four, of fractional section tWrniy-scvcn, in
township tiity-ninc, ofrlngr ihirty-siX, begin
ming ~ lie northeast corner Of SAID lot, and rum
ming West Forty rods. thence nearly southwest
along II ditch, siNiy-iive rods, to In" NolaWay
Slough, thence down the Slough Othc southeast
corner of SAID LOT, srvtniy-nmr rods, thracc
north one hundred rOtiS ia The place OF begin
ming, - the above described lots, tracts or par
Crls of land, containing one hundred and fifty
and twcnty-S"ycn rOr1ic!hS acres, more or less,
tine undivided fuur-ScvemthS of which is hereby
conveyed, which said conveyance was made 10
secure the paymcnt Ofa certain prDmiSSory note,
in said mortgage de.d described,
And, whereas, default has been made ia the
payment Of said notC, together with the interest
thereon, and the same remains due and unpaid,
Now, therefore, in pursuance ofthc provisions
of said mortgage deed, and hy virtue OF the
power therein contained, and given, and at the
t"' " I'm t' ~ -'' 49, =
said note, and her husband, LewiSG. IIinkle, |
the undersigned, sheriff Of Andrew county,
Missouri, will on
Tuesday, the 14h dayCf Scptcmbcr, 1875.
at the south door of the Court House, in Savan-
nah, Andrew county, Missouri, between the
hours of nine O'Clock in the forenoon ana five
O'Clock in The afternoon of that day, sell the
above described real c>tatc ut public vendlc, TO
the higher bidder, for cash in hand, for the pur-
poses in said mortgage deed set forth.
l.. d. CARTER, Sheriff
Andrew Comfy, No.
August 18th, 1S75-not5-3Od
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w n HIdlt !. Clark. .'i hie wife, by S'1 ihSir c ad9
tain deed of Trust dated the 18th dHy Il
June, AID. lnIi, and recorded III the Recorders
Office OF Andrew county, i'll tie state ri MiS>"u-
ri, on the 81 page OF Record Book No. p, con-
yry~'i the following described Raj Estate to-
wit:
strip of ground ninety-tivc C0 feet in width
oil the north end ut lots No. one, ~, two, (2j,
and three. CJ. IN block NJ. six, (), i'll Web
Strr's Addition To the City of savannah, to ca.
Whitaker, To secure III" payment of Il certain
prunI~-nry nU;c dai,l On the -Jih day of june,
iS-t, for the sum of four hundred amt forty dol
lars with interest fromiiir date thereof at the
ralr OF ten per cent. pr lnnun, an3 signed VII
liam ID. Clark.
And whereas, it is stipulated and agreed by
tn" sad William II. Clark thaJ il said note
should be fully paid according to The terms
thereof and therein contained said CunVCyaScciO
bccnIuc weld, bur on Il iault of The payment OF
sal! note ;s therein stated The SAID conveyance
to II III full force and the said {. y. Whitaker,
or the acting sheriff of said Andrew county, IS
authorized 10 sell said Zeal ESta:" or 50 much
thereof as mas b" sufficient tU satisfy the demand
OF -aid note 10 the highest bidder, !y public sale,
ut the Court House door in HE City OfSIvannah,
i'll said county OF AhdrcW and state of Missouri,
And whereas, default Ia, been mt.c III pay
mrrt of the note ncrr!n above dr-cr,hrd, Hs ny
sail note required, and pursuant to the power
given nae is expressed in Slit Deed nf Trust, /.
the undersigned, sheriff Of Andrew county, Mo,
Will, on
Monday, tie Ticenty-Mird dag Of 1uguSt
next. between the hours ofninc O'Clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon of
said DAY sell at the South door "t the Court
House, in the said City Of savannah, for cash To
the highest bidder, The Real Estate above Dies
crihrd and convey Iii" SAME t" The purchaser
thereof.
L. ID. CARTER, sheriff
Andrew County, Mo.
Vn1,- % ~ NO IN vi
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Lafayette Route.
Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Railway,
Cincinnati, Lafayette & Chicago R.R.
indianapolis, CHM. & Lafayette R.R.

l. The Shortest, Best, Quickest and Finest
Equipped Route between all points west of tie
Mississippi River and i'EoRIA, LAFAYETTE, IN
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The following Is the time of The CINCIN.
MATT LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAIN.

Leave Savannah 500 !. m, Burlington : :G1 L.
m, k"okuk i:9la M: Peoria 1920 Il. III. .>hci-
don 80 p. III. l.afa ycItc 500 p. m; Iudi"na;-
oils % p. m; Cincinnati ii % p. m; Louis
will" II 30 p. III.
Close connections for Baltimore, Washington,
New York and southern points.
Leave Savannah 300 p. m: leave Burlington
VIA &. l.. &t. Tram No. g, l0:lJ Il. m. Leave
Peoria "a p. m. Lafayette | GOA. n; Indian
%puii~ : GOA. M: arrrv" Cincinnati SD Il. m;
Louisville $50 Il. m; d. ytOn 2:lj T.. n; Co.
iumbus II - Il. m. Pittsburg : 20 p. IN. Imme-
diatr connections through to Philadelphia New
York and Boston.
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Mercury 4So to 49o. River fallen 2 feet,
90 $40 feet on gauge, DoWR-Dick john
son, Tarascon and Arkansas Bell. Up
Charles Morgan, Charles B, Church, Rob;
erts, Curtis, Parker, generally with good
trips. Morgan was out five days from
New Orleans, eighteen hours from Cairo.
ST. LOUIS, April l3,-Arriyed-John-
son, Keokuk; Grand Tower, Memphis;
Belle Of St. Louis, Louisville; Redwing,
Dubuque; Kinney, Missouri river. De-
parted-Diamond, Joe and Mitchell, St.
Paul; johnson, Keokuk; St. GeneVieyC,
Vickshurg. River stationary, Weather
clear and pleasant. The new steamer
Belle Of ST, Louis, built at Jacksonville
for the Missouri river line, arrived here
and attracted good deal Of attention.
LOUISVILLE, April l3.-Riyer falling
with feet inches in tho canal and Z
feet 0 inches in Indian chute. Arrived
Alice Brown, Canalton, Departed -
Fawn, Henderson.
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DELEoATEs TO THE TSrENSArloSAl
SABBATH School AssOcEATIoNt-A meet
ing OF the friends Of the Sabbath Schoo
cause was held In the Fourth Street NJ
=. Church on Monday evening. lEey. +
Ball presided, and VIM. II. Oxtoby, Esq.
acted as Secretary. The attendance wa
very lair, considering the short notice
The following delegates were appointed
to represent this State at the Information
al Sabbath School Association, whicI
meets In baltimore on the lth Of May
Fira Diarie-J. II. Atkinson, New
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THE CouRH-U S. District COurt-
Judge Jackson. The session Of the United
States District Court yesterday was en-
tirely taken up with hearing the argus
ment in the case Of the United States ..
the Baltimore 3 Ohio Railroad. VI ~
County C0urt-Judge Cochran. The
County Court met yesterday and disposed
Of business Us follows:
In the case Of Henry KuFtz Is. F. A. FL
bert and others, in chanceTy, a decree was
entered authorizing the distribution OF
the money in the hands Of the Commits,
sioner, Woods Tor plaintiff and Caldwell
and Caldwell for defendant,
In the case OF II. Z. Cots and Isaac
Cots, it,, rs. Isaac Cots, ST, the defendant
demurred to the declaration but offered
nothing in support thereof, and the de
murreF was Overruled. Peck for plaint-
IFS and ]. II. PeRdleton Tor defendant.
In the case OF Ann Short, executrix, o.
]. NJ. Short At al, in chancery, a decree
authorizing the sale Of some real estate
was entered. Taylor 4 Barr for plaintiff
and Caldwell for defendant.
james Reed was appointed Guardian
for James Albert Dunaway, aged four
years, orphan OF T, G. DunaWuy, deceased
Bond, 500,
On petition Of the Board Of Commits,
sioners Of Ohio county writ Of Gd qaod
da,Rnum was granted, returnable on the
first day OF the next term, to locate a
county road, -
In the case of. Duyal rs. J.W, Ferrel,
judgment was entered against the defend
ant for costs. Hubbard q ErsEine Tor
plaintiff and Peck Tor defendant.
In the case OF TIM State q. |. Besse, on
verdict Of guilty, recognizanca forfeited
and odptaS al dttliendum judioium awarded,
returnable to first day Of next term. Cra'
craft Tor State and Davenport y Dovener
for defendant, .ra
An amended order allowing a lien OH
the Judgment for attorneys fees was en-
tered in the case OF Peck 4 Hubbard IT,
Jesse Duyal ct al. rg...-.- grn
In the case Of Margaret KeatheR ~.
Henry Schultz, an order was issued al
lowing a stay Of execution for ninety
days on the execution Of bond Of Sl5O
to apply for writ Of supersedeas. Day.
export and DOvener for plaintiff and
Cracraft for defendant.
In the case OF W. L, johnson ", Jonas
Bumbarger, mandamus TO officer, direct
ing delivery Of goods under claim Of ex'
emption. Davenport and DoveneF for
plaintiff. s.. UH-.
The Court then adjourned to court In
course. ...............
POlioe Buri-Judgc Cranmcr. There
were only two cases before Ills Honor
yesterday morning.
John Mooney was arrested by Officer
Rex for committing tumult and disorder
in Centre Wheeling, lie was fined S. and
cost. 20
Officer Birch arrested Conrad Beam for
committing an indecent net upon the
street. Beam was fined 81 and costs, but
execution was suspended upon condition
that he would leave the city Immediately
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OVER fME RIVERA young man
named John Cochran opened saloon
in Bridgeport on Saturday last. Coch.
ran is Western man, and being Strang-
or the Chivalric Bridgeport youth took
him in. On Saturday evening regular
"hOuse.warming" was held ut his estab-
lishment, and as the Bridgeporters never
do anything by halves they kindly took pc.
session Of the saloon and relieved the pro.
prietOr Of the trouble Of running the
thing. On Monday night some Of his
new friends visited the saloon In the alb
sence Of the proprietor and carried away
six or seven gallons Of whisky. Cochran
ought to call out the Crusading sisters
or 60 West and grow up with the country.
The farmers are generally too busy
Just now to come To town, and the mer-
chants complain Of dull trade.
D. L. james, who has been keeping
the Robinson House for the past year,
has removed to the Cochran House, and
ia now keeping hotel there. The Rob
inson House is now kept by Mrs. Adolph,
Of Steubenvillc.
The pay car on the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh Railroad visited bridgeport yes.
terday morning, and gladdened the hearts
Of the employees.
a meeting OF glass manufacturers was
held in Pittsburgh yesterday afternoon.
John l.. Hobbs, 4. J, Bags, VIM. Drin-
ton, and other prominent manufacturers
Of Wheeling and Bridgeport, went up on
the train yesterday morning
WenOticed Officers Drugan and lIOwles,
Of Bellaire, in bridgeport yesterday, but
they were very reticent rs to the ObjcctOf
their visit.
s. o. Taylor, the man who married
Mrs. Cartwright In this city and deserted
her in steuGenville, has been seen IN
Bridgeport several times within the past
week. .... ~.
Charley johnson, late Of the Standard,
went to Pittsburgh on the 0 o'clock train
yesterday morning upon visittO friends
and relatives in that city.
John Campbell and Daniel Davis have
been appointed special policemen for
Etnavllic. William Holloway as bonds.
man.
The snloon that was robbed on Monday
night has received new supply Of Vir-
ginia whisky.
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There il no medicine prescribed by
PhySicianS, or sold by druggists, that car.
ries such evidence Of It's success
and superior virtue as BOsCHEE,s GER.
MAN SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds
settled on the Breast, Consumption, or
any disease Of The Throat and Lungs, A
proof Of that fact Is that any person AZ.
iliCtcd, can get sample bottle for 10 cents
and try its superior effect before buying
the regular size at 10 cents. II has lately
been introduced In this country from Ger.
many, and It's wonderful cures are aston.
ishing every one that uses II. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try II. Sold
by all Druggists. eod&w
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BLIND ToM.-The wonderful negro boy
pianist, Blind Tom, is announced to af.
pear at Washington Hall tonight,
lie was born in Georgia, and has been
blind from his birth His parents were
ordinary field hands. It Il said that,
without knowledge Of either language,
he sings in German, French and English,
and without understanding single RI.
diment Of written music Compuses and
performs the most difficult pieces. lie
can execute three airs 1t once, each In a
different key, and perform tcprrectly
with his back to The instrument. tIe Il
advertised for one night only.
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H.R. WEST, publisher OF Tia Spin. O
Democracy, published at WoOdsield, Mon
EoeI county, Ohio, is in the city soliciting
advertisements, The circulation Of hii
paper is over fifteen hundred copies, and
our business men should take advantage
Of this opportunity to inform the trade
in Eastern Ohio where they may BE- found
and what they have to sell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-14

ltELMBoLD's BUcHu is still in the re.
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the Cele.
brNtetl medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by MI respectable druggists. II Is
warranted for all diseases OF tile kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
feitS. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w.
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OSE Of the Fem. Col. girls In a South
Wheeling car WIS heard to remark yes.
terday: ~ don't care n bit; think Tia
real mean that we should have such nasty
weather just as | had got my new Spring
suit ready to put on. It's really too bad
and she slammed her Greek history down
into her lap with such force rs to throw
the car off the track.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


The undersigned by virtue Of decl Of trust Gx.
ocuted 10 him by Isaac Cots, dated the ls day u
March, 1915 and recorded In the office Of the Clerk
Of the County Court Of Ohio county In DOed Of
Trust Book No. s, pages Us and 20, will sell at
public auction at the front door Of the Court llOuSs
Of Ohio county, Of 10 O'Clock 4. Mon
SATURDAY, tho list day Of May, 1875,
the following property, tO-Wit; The north half Of
the forty feet 10 front Of lot numbered ll6 on the
west side Oi Market Square, In the city Of Wheel
Ing, being about twenty feet In frunt and running
back to the alley, together with the building aud
appurtenancCs situated thereon. Said building Is
nov occupied by G. T. Wagner Said property will
be sold subject 10 the dover Of SuAn L. Colts, the
vito Of said Isaac Cots, which however will only
rest 10 case the said Susan T. Cots should survive
the said Isaac Cots, and TO lease Of aid premises
held by C. Il. Wagner for the three years next Gil-
suing after the Isl day Of April 1875 At the rate Of
$500 per year, the Ft years rental having already
been advanced to the sid Isaac Colts.
TERMS OP SALE One-thlrd OF the purchase
money TO DO cash, one-third to 10 paid In three
months from the day Of nlo, and the remaining
third In SIX months from said day Of Ale, the pur-
chaser giving notes with satisfactory security OE
said deferred inStallmentS.
Selling As trustee, the undersigned will convey
only such title rs Is conferred upon him by the a1
deed Of March lS, 1875, though the title q believed
10 10 good. JOHN q. PENDLETON.
]. CHAMBERS HERvEY, AuCtioneer. mr5i
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MARROW EscAPB FROM DROWNING
On Monday evening a young man named
Hoffman went out on the river in a skih
down in the Eighth Ward to get on board
the steamer Market Boy, which was 90.
ing to Bellaife. Hoffman ran out Just
ahead Of the steamer, which was going al
pretty good speed, and was compelled
to Jump into tho water 70 save his lie,
The boat passed completely over him, but
he came to the surface few yards behind
and swan TO the shore, apparently none
the worse excepting a disagrecable dhck-
inc. ~
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About $4,000 worth Of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods TO be sacrificed at The
Closing Out Sale Of HARTMAN & CO.,
No. 80 Twelfth ST. Avail yourself Of
this opportunity to replonlsh your ward
robe; such chances for bargains are not
often had, and will last only few days
lonuer,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-14

STANDARD BASE BALI CLuB-At .
meeting Of this club last evening the fol
lowing officers were elected: President
Henry Hoop; Vice President, W. ]. W
Cowdem; Cor. Secretary, +. p. Mcneil
Rec. Secretary, W. II. Caldwell; Treas,
urer, c. II. Collier Directors, Henry
Hoop, A. B. Lukins, 4. q. Mofrat. Com.
mittee on Finance-C. II. Collier, Jerry
Shepherd, Charles Lukins.
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NoTrCE FOR HousE-CLEANERs.-Chro.
mos Steel Engravings, Brackets, all fine.
Looking Glasses, Picture Nails and Cord,
In great variety, OH weekly payments, or
by cash; very reasonable. Orders for
framing pictures given particular atten.
tiOn. WILLIAMS BRos.,
1924 Main Street, Centre Wheeling.
was
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CAPITOL OR No CAPTToL.-Those want
ing a irst-cIass Photograph or Porcelain
Picture, or any other style OF picture,
finished in the latest style, should call at
Truxell's Gallery, Market street, three
doors below the Mcclure House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-14

FIVE hundred pounds Of fresh live &c ese
feathers, Just received and will be sold at
the lowest market prices. Also ticking
Of different grades Cheapat
HENRY JACOBS,
1874 Main street,
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RiYar Na,ra

The river is still on the decline. Last
evening the marks al The wharf indicated
10 feet . inches.
The Courier arrived from Parketsbutp
with a good trip, and returned at her
usual hour.
The Salt Valley arrived from Pitts.
burgh aud departed for Itonton.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual.
The Andes left for Cincinnati at I'm,
withafair trip. Il m Flf r Y
The towboats Sampson and Diamond
passed down with heavy tows Of coal.
The Granite State, en- route from Ports.
mouth 70 Pittsburgh, Is due here to-day,
The Express will leave for Parkefs.
burg this morning al 1Oi o'clock,
The Coal Hill passed touisyiIle nm
Sunday, with six barges loaded with
1900 tons Of iron ore Tor Wheeling and
steubeuville. f|f m : 80 ''
by Telegraph.
pErHBURGH, April 13.-The river IA
falling with I feet I inches. Il has been
raining all afternoon.
CAIRO, April 1S.-No arrivals or de.
partllres since noon. River SO feet q
cool. ''''N
CISCiNNAri, April.-The river IL fall.
ing with " feet; weather cloudy. Ar
Exchange, Pittsburgh; II. 5. Tut.
net, New Orleans; Andy Baum, Memphis,
DEPARTED Hudson, Wheeling; Mollie
Ebert, st. Louis.
NASHVILLE, April 1S.-The river IL
sui falling with 10 feet; weather clear
and cold. Atrived-J. s. Neal, 81 Louis.
Departed-shahnon Cincinnati.
EyANsylLLE, April 10. Weather
cloudy till evening, now clearing Gii.