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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-20

The First Central DIFFUSION sugar NlanuIac.
turing Company is DESTROYS of aking contracts for
the purchase of Sugar Cane, to be delivered at the
Louisa Plantation l5 miles above New Orleans, on
points on the Mississippi River or its navigable
tributaries convenient for transportation by ba ges
delivered the of Morgans New Orleans
and Texas Railroad, and of the Mobile and Texas
Railroad. All subject to specifications on file in the
office of the Company, No. 102 Canal street, where
proposals will be received and information fur
nishei. A. L. JAN1N,
je2G If Secretary.
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Butter. Cheese.

IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE.
WE HAVE FULL LINES OF EXTRA CHOICE
GOSHEN, in Firkins, Half Firkins and Cases, Five
and Ten pound Tins. Also, all grades WESTERN
in all size packages.
CHEESE OF THE BEST QUALITY FOR CITY
and Shipping orders constantly on hand
All for sale in lots to suit at lowest market price,
by
C. H. LAWRENCE & CO,
iyts2s 80 and Al Tchouptoulas street.
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FOR RENT.
PERSONAL.

- FAD THTS-Notice is hereby given that JOHN
III FOX is not authorized to receive orders for the
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine, and money paid to
him for the Wi son Sewing Machines will not
be recognized by the WILSON SEWING MA
CHINE COMPANY.
J. NJ DAVIS, Special Agent, 159 Canal street
New Orleans La. iyl5 1w
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ii Card.

II CNrd.
The undersigned begs leive to inform parties who
desire to settle their DRAINAGE TAXES AT A
DISCOUNT that he has the sole Agency for the
payment of this tax, by means of Drainage Warrants
A direct application will secure the lowest rates.
JAMES B. GUTHRIE. Agent,
ie6 6m 122 Gravier street.
Iron Cotton Ties.
THE CELEBRATED ARROW TIE.
BEST IN USE FOR BALING COTTON.
For Sale mt Ia Cents Per Pound,
With discount lots of 500 bundles of "a per cent
and on lots of 1000 bundles of 5 per cent.
For sale by
STONE e. TUT, New Orleans,
OGDEN e. BELL, New Orleans.
CHISM & BOYD, New Orleans,
WIN. DILLON, New Orleans.
j. R. BOARMAN, New Orleans.
BORLAND ARCHER New Orleans
P. A. HARDY, New Orleans.
N. Barrow Ties Peced Bands II feet, 8 feet
inches at 3H cents per pound.
R.W. RAYNE e. CO., General Agents.
ape 3m
JOHN BOIS,
DEALER IN NEW AND SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
I52 Camp Street, near st. Patrick's Church
Sells Second Hand Furniture in the best Of order d
Auction Prices.
Also, Buys SECOND HAND FURNITURE, 70,
which liberal prices given.
Mr. BOIS Removes, Repairs Stores Packs Ship.
and Upholsters Furniture, and furnishes full guar
antee for the faithful performance of engagements
my15 BIN
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Freights taken and through Bills of La ding
signed for all points the Vicksburg, Shreveport
I'D Texas Railroad. By
W. b. BROCKETT, Agent,
jy4tf 38 Magazine street.
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Cheap Excursions

L,URMANS SCHOOL. - EGG ish, French and
IL Classical. Corner of Maya inc and Second
streets. Open during the summer. Terms moderate.
Special instruction to young ladies gentlemen at
their homes in Mathematics Elocution or ether
studies, incl ding the oftneglected srt and accom-
plish ment of good reading.
Pails end patience devoted to stammerers. Call
at schoolhouse as above address
iva Su&Tu j. L. FURMAN.
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Western Produce.
FLOUR
Agents for Plants Extra and Belle Creole an d
XXX Xxx AID Choice Family brands
BACON
Clear Clear Ribs and Shoulders
MESS PORK
Louisville Overweight, guaranteed
s. C. HAMS
Louisville o. K. end choice Cincinnati brands.
REFINED LARD
Schaeifer's Choice White and Firm, Tierces,
Ha Barrels Buckets Kegs.
STAR CANDLES
100 boxes Schaeffers, A. "a IS.
For sale by KEEP RAYMOND,
iyls sc II and ~ Pc dras street.
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DOSSELL HOUSE
BILOXI, MISS,
Opened MAY LIST, 1876 for the reception of
guests.
The house has been
NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT.
Charges Moderate.
mh13 6m PETER J. MONTROSS, Proprietor.
:CHADY GROVE HOTEL, BILOXI MISS,
URBAN RAMBAUT. Proprietor,
IL now open for the reception of Visitors Situated
on the Beach, wi an nnobstructed Southern Front
of two hundred feet, makes it one of the most
pie asant and desirable locations the Gulf Shore.
F Large new Bath Houses within six hundred feet Of
the Hotel.
: Fish and Oysters in abundance.
I Prices Moderate: Fare inferior to none. nly29 2m
D EMEMBEK-
When you to BILOXI don't forget to call at the
PRESS SALOON,
as HARRY wishes to see you all.
mhl3 6m p. J. MONTROSS Pro prietor.
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New Orleans. June rs. 1S7J.-At II meet
nevo:ent Live Stock Insurance Company, held the
22d of June it resolved to call a citing of the
Stockholders Of the Company to take into considera
ton the propriety of increasing the Board of Direct
and to vote upon said resolution the meeting to
b, held at the office of the Company, No. 126 Ora
vier street, on MONDAY, the 26th of July at y NJ.
CHARLES 81. MILL Secretary.
ie27 3taw tjy26
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice. Canal Street. City Park md Lake
Railroad Company, July 10 b. 1575--An installment
Of twenty ye per cent the capital stock of this
Company vii b, due and pay able al the office OF the
Company, on the 3l-t inst.
By order of the Board of Directors
iy20 r NJ HARRISON Secretary
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The Festival of the Musicians Benevoieni
and Protective Association has been postponed to
THURSDAY 2?d inst. jy Is I'd
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NJ Schwabacher. j. M. Prevented,
Late with Schwabacher & Hirsch.
GCHWABACHER e. FROWENFELD, General
= Commission Merchants and
Dealers in Grain and
Western Produce,
- Poydras street.
Liberal advances made ON consi gnments jy4
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Special NOtice.-AT persons having claims
against the steam boat RUTH and owners are hereby
notified to present the at the office of T. CONE
RY & SIN corner Canal and Delta streets within
ten days from date.
New Orleans, July i, 1915. jy15 I'd
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Goshen and Western Butter.
WE are receiving bv New York and Western
w steamers weekly shipments of Chocs BUT
TER in frkins which is offered to the trade at the
lowest market prices.
KEEP & RAYMOND,
iy1s st II and 70 Poydras street.
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"ANTED-By young married man. a situation
w in any branch of business where he can make
himself generally useful References and security
given if required. Address &" Worker" Bulletin
office my4 If
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-06
,oftus. twenty days, nlIohael MOORE, s1o and

LOTUS, twenty days; Michael Moore, so and
costs; fhos. Ryan, VIM. Carroll, Jas. Charter
and Geo. Charter, 81 and costs zach; Mary
Mcintyre, costs; Alfred Holland, ten days;
Jos; selvers, 81 and costs; Louis scheisert u
Misceiianeous- o'Keefe, John Ganney,
John Harlow, malicious destruction, costss
Jno. w. Gilbert, embezzlement bound oyer;
Lewis Npdo and John Ryder. petit larceny,
dismissed; JAS. O'Rourke and John Carpenter,
same, continued to 9th inst; John Buckel,
David Schroeder ana Uhas. Stock, same, costs;
John Ii. Rooster, malicious destruction, DIS
missed: JOS. Keller, vag, 6O days; David COL
lett and Warren Brown, petit larceny, contin-
ued to eth inst. Lewis Kuntz, abusing family,
$40 and costs; Ed. Freeland, lettering, contin-
ued to 7th inst; Mary Volpert, petit larceny,
80 days and $50.
Assault and Battery--Jery o'Keefe, costs;
John Ganley, John Herlon, 81 and costs; Jas.
McDermott, ~ days; Frank Stucklen, 30 days;
Q. A. Smallhouse, u G. Haines, costa; Chas.
Diggs, 81 and costs; Jennie Siegel, Clara Sic
gel, continued to 10Th inst. Chas. Faehr, 70
days; Wesley Teetors, 10 days; Geo. oden-
bach, $40 and costs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-06

MILL FEED-The market remains. steady,
with no change In prices, Bran Is worth SIS b0a
II 10 shipstii1s $isals, and midtlings s23a28
per ton, on arrival. In store dealers require
M0LASSfS--lThe market continues quiet
with no chapge, There is o fair consumptiYe
demand at GQa65c for New Orleans, and 4baS0c
for refined sirups per gallon; a.y.
seed and it is worth 62ay3c per gallon. Lard
oil Is in fair demand at 81 08aJ % per gallon
for extra current make. Redned petroleum
is steady At Islalasc per gallon 9,..a
and quoted 81 25al 80 per brl, and 40a50c per bu.
Sweet potatoes are worth Saa2 ~ per brI.
P0uLTRY--Livec chickens are In fair de-
mand, with moderate receipts, and the market
is firm at $8a4 per dozen, according to quality.
sALT-Domestic is steady, with moderate
demand at 26c per bu. and u 45 per brl. Liv-
erpool coarse ls quoted 81 z5al S6 per sack
Turks Island 10 worth SQa39c per bushel
|per lb in store. Timothy is In moderate re-
quest at 20 65a2 rs per bu In store Flax seed is
quiet and steady at 81 80al 40 per bu.
SUGAR-There has been no material change.
The market remins fair with fair demand.
l05{ al0xc: "B" white, 10,l a1UAc; "AD white,
10xai1c, and hard, II kal1Nc per lb. jl gsfi-l I
,TALLOW-There is steady market and
the demand Is about equal to the receipts.
Prime city, 9ka9kc, and country SXa9c per Id.
T0BACCO-The offerings at auction were 149
hhds and 2 boxes at the following prices: Q
hhds Mason county. KY, trash, lags and leaf
at s5a5 05, at IS 40af So 2 at $s 3Day SV 20 at
siOai4 Is, 10 at SIS a5als Is, Sat $40 5OaSs; ss
hhds Brown county, o., lugs and leaf-4 at
$1l 25al4 25, g. at sl5al9 rs. 9 at yala:9 80. at
$s1 80; IL hhds Owen county, KY, lugs and
leaf-1 at $l476, Z at $l7al9 30, 4 at $22s25 50;
D hhds and box Pendeton county, Ky.-1 at
81 30, Q at S14a16, 8 at $20a20 50, box at 10 60;
9 hhds Boone county, Ky, trash, lugs and leaf
at 81 9O, 8 at $l2 78a1l %. at $l6al9; zs hhds
West Virginia. at 80 lba7 80, at 50 25a9 ", 10
boxes Southern Indiana at $13 74a16 w.
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No.s DO, 81 1pa1 ~; No. . Afllwaukee, n M
i ss; No In Mil%!pkes, ss 8 ~ ~. & SSrth-
sound. new and old, 81 22al ~; amber
Western, sound. new and old. 81 25al A;
white Western do, 81 84a1 60: white Mfchi-
gan. new, - y. D.white Toledo. new, 81 a. Rye
quiet: Western and state. ssa9sc: Barley
dull: stained six-rowed State, 81 10; Canada
West 81 p, Malt qniet but steady. Corn in
fair demand and hrm: Western mixed. steam.
6sa69c; 40 sail, 69ayOc; high-mixed and yel-
low Western. 7oaTlc. Oats steady for Chicago;
others dull and lower; Western mixed, 4Ua45c:
white do, 45a5sc. Hay unchanged. Hops un-
CHANGED. Rio coffee quiet and higher: cargoes.
l9ka2lNc, gold; joDbing. leKa2a1xc, gold.
Sugar quiet but steady: fair to good refining,
7AasHc; prime. sKc; refined steady. Mo-
is quiet and heavy: crude, :, 6Xc;
refined, lsxc.. Spirits turpeptine, steady at %
a3Shc. Strained resin steady at 81 70al7a
Eggs unchanged. Pork frmer: new moss, jobs
bing, s2s 25a3 tO. Beef quiet Cut meats
quiet. Middles* irmer: Western long clear.
f2xc. city do, 13c. Lard frmer: prime steam.
l4al45lc. Butter firm: Western, 1ba2sc. Eheess
steady at 6hai2hc. Whisky decidedly iows
er, at q l6.
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cinos,.naa DRY GOOD. Marsss.

n rtv~f'-i 'fFss. 4,ttJs GINCINNATl, OCt@ o.
Market steady, with q moderately active
trade the past week. No material change
in prices. We quote: -4...4 p ~ -
fRINTs-Fancy, sa95lc; standard, sas,Sc, and
lower grades, 6a7c per yard. 49,
JEANs--Winona, 2Oe; Guiding STAR 35c;
Minneola, 4)c; Gibraltar, 45c: Laurel Hill, sUc;
Queen City. 6Jc; Buck Run, CSC; Long Branch.
roc. "
/ PLAID C0TToNs-Alabama, 12kc; Geneva,
TIoKINGs- Oonestoga g A, 14kc; Conestoga
G L, 15hc; Conestoga Medal, 17sc; Methuen,
1Sc; Lewiston "A. 25c; Amoskeag A Q A, 25c;
Queen Of the West, 16c; Queen Of the West
K. z0c. -- .-a ~ ltFsF
BROWN sHERTINGs- STANDARD Eastern, 1oc;
standard Western, 8Isa9c; seconds, SC. sG
BLEACHED C0TTONs--New FORK Mills, 1bHc;
W Wamsutta. 15c; Fruit of the Loom, 1lhalzc:
Lonsdale, ua11K; Hope, 9a9k; Great Falls
rs, Sc; Great Falls A, 9c; 10-4 Bleached Sheet
ings--Lowell. 3Oc; Allendalc, 3shc; Boston,
kc; Pequot, 4oc; Utica, 45c.
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; We must not make culture an idol, Al
is the fashion, but regard it as merely
onegof the forces that go to, keep tho
world in motion. 1t is q means, not an
end.! 1t is no more to be wOrshiped for
itselfithan is the knowledge Of the multi
plication table. We should not let our
selves be swamped in our luxuries. The
man should always be- better than his
surroundings; he should absorb, what 10
good, in them, and stand above them. It
is to the credit OF aman to rise purified
by his experience, however bitter IL mar
be, and certainly he should not fall into
joyous self-content because he has know
ledge OF bric-a-brac. IN A ~
That is no better than the strength Of
the giant who lolls upon the sofa. The
collection OF the curi0sities, the ran
sacking OF the globe after singularities,
and the consequent selfish thrilling
with enjoyment, are not enough. In
deed, the mere enjoyment is in itself
Idle, unprodnctiye, and, if it intcrleres
with work, harmful, however delightful
1t may be. That it is delightful no one
can deny, but just az fear of starvation
Is, however disguised, one Of the strong
est inspirations OF toll known to man,
The evident danger Of comfort, pleasatlts
iy won distinction, and elegance is, thae
they produce sloth, or passive conten4
with things as they aro.--T. ). Perry, In
October Atlantic.
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The English Arctic Expedition.

The expedition, was fitted out in Eng
land, and sailed in June last. There
were three vessels, the Valorous, tha
Alert, and the Discovery, and they were
provided with everything which money
could buy or science suggest to make
their effort successful. On the 10th Of July
the three vessels reached point as tar
Disco Bay, and there the Yalorous left
the Alert and Discovery and returned
home. 1t was expected that by the 23d
or July the latter vessels would be In
Melville Bay, where the dangers have
hitherto proved so formidable to expe.
ditions of this character.
The masses Of ice, closing in upon yes
sells, are liable to crush them to
splinters, and great precautionsY have
been used in the present instance 10
guard against this. In addition TO
Strengthening the sides OF the ships In
every possible way, the crews are sup
plied with ice-saws and blasting matos
rials with which, ii necessary, they can
force their way through mountains OF
ice. The vessel will proceed north, and
every sixty miles will establish depots
of supplies to last twelve men for forty
days. !-ai Ae.itts.4 .aai.
The Discovery will try to reach Lady
Frankln's Strait to winter, while the
Alert will push on as far north as posi-
BILE, and when unable to proceed any fur
ther will start six sledges in the direc-
tion of the long-looked for goal. Every
five days one sledge, depositing its pro-
visions, will turn back to the ship, eaoh
returning sledge picking up provls
enough at each depot to last it till it
reaches the next. The last sledge will
part from its companions having on board
forty days rations, and therefore when
twenty days out from the nearest deposit
Of provisions, unless it succeeds in dis
covering food, must return. ,rts ss,i
1t is hoped in that time, however, the
desired point will have been reached.
In 1876 the Discovery will be on the look
out for the Alert, and II nothing is heard
will continue q. search through the fol-
lowing year. A failure TO obtain tidings
of some sort during 1877 will indicate 70
the Discovery that the Alert has found
the open sea and travelled homeward BY
the eastern coast of Greenland. Proba-
bly, the present. expedition is the best
equipped OF, any, that has ever under
taken this feat, and che strongest hopes
are entertained that next year will w.t.
ness the triumphant return Of both vss-
sells from perilous but successful voy-
age.-lnter-O Ocean. e..,.s ..4isH
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M0rt,tdrU Record.

Magdalen Danenhaper, Sdays, city.
Anna Deuters, 5years, city. t.. n
Thos. S. Hamilton, 50 years, Indiana.
Thresia Stoffel, 36 years, Germany.
Christ. Hem, 81 years, Germany.
Margaret Lavender, ~ years, ireland.
Infant Kurz, city.
Harry Lane, y weeks, city.
John Hurst, 20 years, Indiana.
Carolina Lehman, 10 months, city.
Sarah Mckeon, 4years, city.
Wenzel Schreincr, ~ years, Germany.
John Frederick, Germany.
Maria Jorg, city.
Amea q. Gldberlet, years, city.
Herman BraLdt, 45 years, Germany.
Jennie Way, 28 years, Ohio.
Fred. Brann, hours, city.
Herman Rehm, IL years, city.
Anna Wurst, years, Indiana.
Henry Kurte, city.
ThQs. Carson, 6O years. Ireland.
Harvey Robinson, Ohio. ~
Margaret MisAel, II years, Ireland.
Infant Wennier, city.
Mary A. Podesta, Is months, city,
Anton Nulsen, months, city.
II. Pflinger, B months, city,
Elnora Kinney, q months, city.
Ella. Pasqucr, years, city.
Frank Aker, 8 years, city.
Mary n. Bentz, 22.years, city.
John r. Wenzel, 6I years, Germany.
Catherine e. Williams, 80 years, Ohio
Emil Bachman, 3years, Germany.
Herman Stahl, 40 years, Germany.
Charles Hume, days, City. 10
Martha Prentiss, ia months, city,
Infant Schneider, city.
Michael Ortol, 2 years, city. Bt
Michael Ryan, d years, ireland.
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Fourth
THE EXPOSITION.

The rain has greatly interfered with
the prospects Of the Exposition to-day,
the attendance being extremely small,
most Of those present being parties from
a distance who could not afford to allow
the rain to keep them from the s'show."
The Flower Show, or more properly, Mr..
CrltchelPs Flower Show, still remains
on the tables. y
The public and the Exposition Com
mission especially should return thanks
to Mr.. CritcheA for this magnificent die
play, he being almost the only one who
came to the rescue yesterday, thereby
preventing the flower day from being a
failure. As it is, 1t 10 a success, and Mr..
Critchell should have the credit or 1t.
The jurors, Messrs. John j. Hooker, #.
A. Mahan and Geo. w. Neff, awarded the
three premiums, $75, $50. and $50, as fol-
lows: First, b. p. Critchell; second,
The Germania Band renders the fol-
lowing selection Of popular music this
afternoon:
Grand March-Ch. Bach.
e-Stradella-kotow.
Selection -GirOfe- -Girofa-Lec0cq.
Wal z-Artist's Life-Strauss.
Mazourka-Am In Arm-Strauss.
re-Maritana-Wallace.
Seection-La File de Madame Angot-Le-
cOcq. .l+. .4 .
ournalisten--strauss.
CavaLina LOmbardi-VerdL
Gall0p-Faust.
The evening programme 10 es follows /:
Spirit of the Times March-Beycr.
Oyerture-Cheval De Bronze-Auber.
Waltzes--Artist's Life--Strauss.
Selection from Der Freischuetz-W eber.
thrso
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.EINANCIAL
CINorKNATr, Oct. 6-sl

TOIFOINNAIIt VCts ~ Ts M
Gold b New York LII. It's worth here 1l6x
buying, and 1l7x selling Gold checks on New
Y FORK, NIX. ssIlji 6sa -s.l.a, t.fio.t A,.r ~
Eastern Exchange is firm and in good re-
quest, with no change in rates 1t is worth pax
buying, and lilo prem. selling ia r.f H0tg
Sterling exchange continues steady at pre-
vious rates. The demand is moderate. We
quote it 4.8 sight, and 484 sixty day bills, gold.
There Is moderate demand for money to-
day. No change in ~ 3 ). ~ ~ " K .ss.f
Southern Il. 4. 7-90's are worth 1903 and inter-
est. M + se sifof %. 1..l s.,..,,.. f, q,
There is light local demand for Government
securities The rates here are KaN margin
on the New York market, buying and selling
The following are to-day's Wall-street quo
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The following permits were issued since our
last report:
p, Burtner, addition to 249 Laurel street: es-
timated cost $24D.l i.. ~. 5s..f .,,fl
cost $500. ~ .ti y, saf4 'i's'.tt r
G. Miners, addition to No. Wade street;
estimated cost $500.
w. Buck, repair Pork house corner Of Nc
cost 5000. j. M .t
Il. Mayhem, one-story brick at 97 Storrs
street: estimated cost 500. ...
o. p. Hunting 2 one-story bricks, corner of
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MARRIAGE L,icenaes.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued since our last report: ,j
Geo. Adam Kunz and Lizzie Schroer.
Geo. M. Belts and Jennie M.-Wright.
Adolph Powlett and dEmma Vanzel.
Richara, Murray and Mamie Stevens. p,
Peter Parsons and Marg IT tSteidelmann.
Arthur Orr and Tabitha Riley.
q. w. Bell and Margaret A. Stickels.
j. p. koosa and Charlotte Ross.
Frank Schneider aud Lizzie Doll. lat.
b, r. Wiseman and Sophia d. Windhorst.
VIM. j. Rupert and Louisa Stegner.
j. u. II. staun and Amelia NJ. Gable.
Andrew Schafer aud Anna Lourens.
Geo. Il. Goodall and Sarah Franklin.
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and continuous rain since early this morning.
The river continues rising here, with 8 feet ?
inches in the channel. sj71 .a
STAGE OF THE RIVERS.
special TO the star. nv
PlTTsBURa. Oct e-Rlver feet inches
and swelling slowly.
Oil City-7 inches and rising.
Brownsville-4 feet inches and rising
Wheeling-3H feet and stationary.
Marietta-3 feet 10 inches and falling. .
Middleport-3 feet inches and stationary.
Charleston feet inches ana falling.
Huntington--5 feet and falling.
Galipofis-River falling slowly.
lrontOn-River rising.
Frankfort-9 feet and falling.
L0uisville-4 feet at the head Of The Canal
and rising. -.s
Evansville-4 feet inches and falling.
Cairo-l2 feet and falling.
Little R0ck-River stationary.
Capt Wash. Kerr has returned from Pitts
burg.
The Salt Valley is coming with an excursion
party to the Exposition
Ais. Jolly is coming home, being down with
the malaria. ... +.
The Mutual Base Bali Club Of Middleport re-
turn home this evening on the Ashland
The Fawn brought here, among other items,
loOOo feet OF humber, W,700 slaves, and 1,OO0
MI. Lloyd Whitlow, clerk Of the Fawn, has
30 far recovered from his late illness as to be
able to attend to his duties. &ts -3iss
The Glasgow brought here 1894 pieces pipe,
130 barrels apples, and Ia. $50 feet lumber.
The City OF Portsmouth this morning towed
the q. +. Huntington to the wharf.
The james sHobsOn goes down to Jefferson
vile to-day with o log raft in tow. es
Pilot Geo. W. Clark, jr, is again down with
the malaria.
The Glasgow arrived yesterday from Evans
vile and returns Friday. EEs tH
The Fawn arrived and returns to Evansville
to-day.
The Vint. Shinkle will be brought here for
repairs. ,tsss..sis ..s.
The Minneola comes off the Madison Ways
to-day in thorough repairs.
Capt. Geo. U. Hart is.in the city.
Thos BOND. an old river clerk. came up from
Evansville on the Glasgow to prospect fIpi
Capt. Geo. w. Cullum is making few trips
on the Granite State for Capt Bryson.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-06

iGEoRGE MILLER, q. lad twelve years of
age, mas been missing from his home at
No. 107 7Longworth. street, since last Fri
day morning. He is of light complex
ion, and wore dark jeans pants. black
coat and white shirt.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-06

The man who lives right and is right
has more power In his silence than
another has by his words. Character y
ltkebells which ring out sweet naust&
and which, when touched accidentH
even, resounds with sweet music.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-06
PoLfCEl 'CIOURr.

Drunk and Dlsorderly- Conrad Keiser, 3lo
and costsi judo Trout, dismissed; Jane CLARK,
tan DAYS, Pat Lotus, dismissed; Margaret.