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WDOUBTED INDEMNIFY

| call the careful attention of the business
men OF Ellsworth and vicinity TO the facts and
figures Let not the In surfing public be longer
del uded but look iuto the matter for themselves
Careful and Candid investigation will tell the
TRUE STORY. This | solicit and urge. The
Leading and Independent Companies are pecu-
li.riy thorough Ia the management Of their
business. Careful to know IN regard TO each
risk, the moral ss welt rs the physical hazard, as
far as possible, judging each risk on Its own
merIts, accepting tnsse which seem desirable at
equitable ates. leaving the undesirable to those
VINO wish them TN this plat form they show
greater prosperity comparatively, than tho Sc
Companies which take risks more loosely re
lying on rates TO save them
The sre ofa compan, i no criterion OF its
strength.
The lsrgcst companies have larger liabilities.
usually writing larger lines aud accepting a
larger amount OF undesirable insurance, thss
Keeping up the volume OF The business. Their
Liabilities tor reinsurance therefore large,
and they are liable TO heavier losses 10y extern
siYe coufA ratiOus.
My aim is to furnish only
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S. A. Thurlough, ESQ.,, Of Newburg,
is mentioned in connection with the As
sistant Clerk-ship Of the House at Angus
"a. He comes of good stock, being the
son of Hon. Geo. K. Thurlough, of the
Senate.
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USEs
RENNE'S MAGIC OIL,

III you have go. Rheumatism
USE RENNE'S MAGIC OIL.
II you have got Neuralgia
USE RENNE'S MACICOIL.
u you have got Collie or Cramps
Use RESSE'S MAGIC OIL.
ii you have got any kind of Ache or Pain,
USE RENNk's PAIN KILLING MAGIC OH
Try Il, and you will be surprise AT the benef.
cal efectderived from thorough and faithful
use OF this popular family remedy; 1t is purely
vegetable safe and clean 70 use internally or ex-
ternally. Sold by all dealers in Medicines
WA RENNE SONS. Sole Proprietors, Pitts.
held, Mass.
AGSoid in Ellsworth by G. A. Parcher $ ID.
Miggin Somesville-E. W. Allen, T. Hamor
Hancock-Crabtree 4 Co. Sulyau-S simnson
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Notice.

Bank are hereby notified Ihar The ANNA
meeting for the choice of Directors and trans.c.
uon Of any other business that may properly
come before them. will be held At Their ~Rspti inc
rooms, on Tuesday The 18th day Jannary neai
at III, ee O'Clock r. N.
Bucksport, Dec. ~, 1878. 2Wsi
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DOLD RESCUE OF WRECKED SEAMEN.-
On The night OF the 9th inst. the schooner
Water Witch was wrecked in Pocuh Cove.
Newfoundland. The schooner stranded al
the foot of a cliff BY means of a rope a
man named Alfred Moores descended $40
feet. the cliff being perpendicular. and
there he obtained footing ON a narrow
ledge. the stranded vessel being still
l2O feet below him. the crew crowded
upon the bowsprit and momentarily in
danger OF being dashed to pieces. Standing
on his narrow perch, amid the biting wind
and cold spray, Moores passed down a
rope aud by main strength pulled the ten
men one by one up to where he stood.
whence they were taken by means OF 9th
or ropes To safety on the brow OF the cliff.
Moores holding his periious position until
all were safe.-[ Boston journal.
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notice.!

A IL that have Bills with us, call and settle
u them at once.
- n. B.-You that have Bills from one IN
ten years. this is the last CALL All BiIs and Notas
Law. w
sw50 .,r
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Mr.. hite's declination to be candidate
for speaker leaves Nathan W. Dutton Esq,
of Lewiston, as the only candidate who
was a member of the last Legislature in
which he was very prominent.
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Qy reason of vacancy in the Office of Register
u the next January Term Of the Probate Court
at Ellsworth. is adjourned without dav. Al nro .
ces'es returnable at said term, may be returned
to the next Ellsworth Term thereafter.
iw5s Parker TUCK, Judge.
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FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.
ELIZABETH HUTCHISs,
REUBEN N. HUTCHINs.

hEcbEN hUTtHlAS.
T Elizabeth Hutchings, hereby give public notice
i that have a claim by mortgage upon a Ger
tain parcel ofIand in Penobscot, In lhe Count; OF
Hancock described as follows bounded North,
by land OF Reuben DevereuS, and Eben Ward
well Northeasteriy by land OF Eben Hutchinson.
S,uiheasterly by the county road leading from
Bluehii to Castine, aud the road leading from
said county road to Robert Wardwelps house,
Southwesterly by land of heirs of Petiah Leach,
and containing one hundred acres more o. less
Being the homestead occupied by Reuben III.
Hntchngs.
said mortgage is dated the seventh day OF April,
A. D. 1875, and Is recorded In the Hancock Reg
istry OF Deeds, Vol. l47, Page aE
The condition in said mortgage has been
broken, and by reason Thereon claim a fore
year. ne II after this pubicstion according 10 slip
aiation. contained In said mortgage.
ELIZABETH HUTCHINGs.
Hale 4 Emery, Attorneys.
Dec. 10th, ISIS 3w5o'
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"A man named Cunningham / Saccar-
appa. is bound over in $500 for brnlaIly
decorating his little five year old girl with q
whip
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Anchor Found.

POUND in the harbor of Salisbury's Cove
= (fresehman's Bay Me. an Anchor aud
Cnain, which the owner can have By proving prop.
erty. and paying charges.
3w5Qs SAMuEtS p,ct.
Salisbury's Cove, Ne, Dee. 10, 1875
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respectively by these two parties. The fol-
lowing questions were then addressed to
Mr.. Arnott.
Question Have YOU advised the students
TO disregard regulation No. 5. relating 10
the Sabbath? 1Hs,oer-I have. Qaes.-
Do you propose to continue to give this all.
vice? AHs.-Yes. do.
After due consideration By the Commit.
tee, the following order OF suspension was
unanmously.passed:
lYhereas,--J. l.. Arnott assistant teach.
er in f. " School, has publicly connseled
and advised the students in said school TO
ignore aud disregard Regulation. No. ..
viz: that referring to proper observance
OF the Sabbath. and whereas, said Arnott
avows his intention to give such counsel
and advice in the future. Therefore. con.
sidering the best Interests of said school,
we the undersigned after due investigation
conclude that the further connection OF
said Arnott with said school, is unlesira-
bic and by virtue OF the authority reposed
iii Us, do hereby declare him suspended
from MS position as assistant teacherin SAID
school, said suspension to take effect Dec.
10th
~'"'- iha' D. w dresser feslocht
''"s''e' = hereby a"'lo''%eu anu req lest
'u ~ "'t''f S"lu A'"o' % Tue foregoing
action OF the lnspectory Committee aud
that said Dresser also report the proceed
u ''''' ','''''"- 10 . u'''"' sec J.
VI 'o''u VI i'"s'ee' '"f i'oo'u'
-N'"''' "'N u"'i ''u''e" OF tue "'
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"'"'' ~ fA'" 60 vac Gnu "a 'i'e ''' w. i''''
5ist' ahd maj At would icIhiha'" "i'h sad
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You Can Get
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Fresh Blueberries
At
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FOR
One Dollar.
One Dollar.
FORECLOSURES OF MORTGAGE.


MARGARET Mon EGHAS.
WE hereby give public notice, that We have q
W claim by mortgage upon certain parce
Of land situated IN Ellsworth in the County OF
Hancock, described as follows, to wit:-Begin-
ming on the North side of the road leadlag from
the Bangor road at Falls Village, to the Austin
mill, called, at the Southwest eornsv ofthis
parcel thence North one degree West to land q
Iisdale estate, thence North fifty degrees East y
land of Francis w. Smith thence Southerlyrs
said Smith line to said road; tAenea Ea5terIy
said road to the place OF beginning and Contain.
ing one-ihlrd Of an acre more or less
said mortgage is dated he 18th day of April. a
d., ls72 and recorded in the Hancock registry OF
deeds vol al, page 52i. The condition in SAID
mortgage has been broken by reason whereof We
claim this foreclosure.
HENRY WHITING.
SAMCFL X. WHITING
Hale 4 Emery, Attorneys
Ellsworth, Dec. 18th, 1873 3wJ2
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GEN advertisements.
HUNNEMAN NO. I

A FULL MEETING OF the Members OF Enxine
a Co: Huneman No. l. is hereby request Ted A.
their hall on Wednesday evening, Dec 20, at
O'Clock For The election of Oficers for the ensu.
ing year. Per order Foreman.
e. II. DAVIS. Clerk.
bSc- "a 1870 lw52
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Farm for Sale

NfIUATED In surry, containing 100 acres of
good shore privilege. WIN be sold at q great
bargain. Apply to L. NJ, Freethy on the prem.
ses, or TO samuel WATSON, East Surry.
surry, Doe. %, 1875 3w5I
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Notice,

A LII BILLS not raid to our Agent NJ
n PARTRIDGE, by January list, viii be len
with Lawyer Tor collection. e''
z"'s BACON L HUCKINs.
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Notice.

TUE Stockholders Of the Ellsworth and Deer Isle
Telegraph Co., are hereby notified that a Div
ldend OF nve per cent has been declared on thu
Treasury, ia Sedgwick, on presentation Of clain,s
S.a,-,,.,o, ~ 5. HERRICk, Treas
Seo6 :" icA' bcc- ID, $50 3wlI
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All remttances at senders' risk unless b}
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The papers will be addressed to each SUI
scriber if desired, aud are always mailed from
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Local Agents wanted in every town whcr.
there are hone already, to whom special An!
liberal inducements are offered.
For posters. specimen copies, and further
particulars,
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GEO. w. HSKE.
OFFICE;
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ELLSWORTH, MAINE.

the last october term OF the :. J. Court Ger.
n tain gentlemen u prominence in the Western
part Of the County. appeared before the Grand
Jury win the purpose Of complaining against The
County Jail as place Insufficient tor the pnr.
poses OF just ice and Indecent Tor the occupapcy
OF human 6einA. in IN IS nineteen century A JAtl
however worthless IL may be. is not IndictaBls
but the Grand Jary were glad to examine the
premises and at the suggestion OF The Foreman 10
uhitr IN making public their opinion Of The con !
dition OF tae Hancock County Jail In the sub
joined statement and Petition. \ protest of this
Aud coming as Il does, from an important body
IKE the braud JurT, composed OF gentlemen OF
TespsctAbilsty and standing from all parts OF the
COUNT IS reliable aud worthy Of careful aiten-
ton
IL must not be- supposed that a thought OF
blame was imputed 10 the ,ouaiy Commission
er.. bur IN the opinion OF tho gentlemen the
failure OF the towns throughout the County 10
vote losn for he purpose of building a new
Jah two years ago WAS due to ignorance OF the
natter in hand and to wilful mnreprescntatlon
The Gentlemen OF OF the Grand Jury expressed
ne hope that the same cues o n
would he speediy presented 70 t b e
County again, cE that some other coarse would
be taken BY The County Commits 81 oners to obtain
new Jail aud declared their readiness TO do all
In their power u produce In their several towns
clear understanding Of the merits of the case
C. Z. BUTTON, County Attorney.
~ NJ Honorable County Commissioners
Of the County II Hu1cock.
WE the uadersgnsi. the Grand Inquest Of
said County OF Hancock. upon vie and
lnspetHVu oi 1he eouhty JAN. respectfully rep
resent that saii jan Il unsafe and unreliable tor
the purpose - holding persons In confinement
and - arranged hat It Is an unhealthy and ian.
proper place ior the occupancy OF any human
being anu IN every way unsuitable and insult
ncient Tor the needs Of the County And we re-
specially advise that Immediate measures be
taken 10 build newJah
JAMES e. SAUNDERS. orland, Foreman.
NAHUM FLOOD, Ellsworth
A. CLARK.
NEWTON SLOWER s.dvxirL
LOWELL GRISDLE, Urook,yiIe
JARED EMERY, Eden
JOHN W. BENNETT. Castjne
WiLI III. HALL, Goulllsbaro
STEPHEN Is. WESCOTT HIu.hiI
CHARLES j. SWEET, surry
ISAAC MAYO. krooknn
WILLIAM A. CLARK
GRAY,
WILLIAM ii POSTER
BEThUEL W. Array
CHARLES II 5. WEBB deer IA.
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The Dyer Tragedy.

This community was greatly shocked
last week by the revelations of the crimi-
nal conduct of Geo. 4. Dyer, Register OF
Probate. Some few persons had been
aware Of what they supposed were isola-
ted Instances OF irregularity in his business
dealings, but the final denouement has
surprised every one. Ii now appears that
he has been in the habit at times OF forging
names OF friends as indorsers of notes. by
means Of which he would raise money
This had been going on some years. and
lately be had received insurance premiums
without efecting insurance, appropriating
the money TO his own use. His forgeries
amount TO $500, and his embellishments
10 4 few hundred dollars more.
Dyer has been known To be financially
embarrassed almost from the time be began
business here. He became deeply in debt
20 his various insurance and railroad COM
panys. by reason OF having used their
funds. To supply these deficits he resort
cd 10 torgerieS. and the inevitable end has
now come. The trouble has been. that
DYER did not discriminate between his own
funds and those he held as agent. Hand
ling 50 much money, ii was very easy 10
spend good deal of money, and when the
reckoning day came the money had been
spent. The next step was forgery. and
the last step thus far j. 8 noisome cell in
the common jail.
= 4 D. q
conduct, for he well knew the wicked
ness Of it, yet one cannot help plying the
Young man who had been prominent here
in society. business. aud politics, with an
afectionate family and warm friends. and
who is now incarcerated in stone cell
There is much sympathy felt for his afilict.
ed family. who are plunged in deepest
grief
Mr.. Dyer appears to realize his position.
aud that the ouly course open to him is tc
expiate his offence, by suffering the penal
~ Of the law. He has been quite free
from personal vices. aud his friends are so
he has proved so unworthy of their con.
hdence and esteem.
Mr.. Dyer will undoubtedly suffer ample
penalty. We can only hope his sad fate
will be vivid warning TO anyone who
may feel tempted TO make the slightest de.
parture from perfect integrity.
We hope soon 10 begin publishing il
the American. series OF papers entitled "A
Survey of Hancock County" which viii
run through some sixteen numbers. These
papers will be prepared by distinguished
citizen of the county. of decided literary
ability, and will cover the leading points o
County History from 1904 to 1889, also {
brief history Of each town, with an aecoun
of the industries of the County etc. Thes,
articles cannot fail to be exceedingly in
teresting.
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PlckingS and Steallngs.

HIS Till ,ty soul long craycd Tor lat.
more copy" was his cry:
lii- case was hard-ihe Devil came
And Knocked his form in ri.
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Hale 4 Emery, Attorneys.
Dec. 10th, ISIS. 3w5o.
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Probate Court.

Dec. u, 1875.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-08

with by consent OF the litigants. This
| is q species of reform that would prove
highly advantageous and beneficial to
the public.
THE COSIPTROLLERSHIP
Messrs. Finley and Cummins opposed
the appointment of a committee to in
vestigate the cOmptrOllersbip muddle,
giving as their reasons that in the sb-
sence Of charges, the house had no au-
thOrity to act as an inqusitOrial body,
and would only find out the truth or
falsity even OF a crime where charged,
but had no power to punish. Besides,
they thought il impOlitic 10 expend
money in order 20 clear q citizens char
acter OF cloud. The opposition to the
appointment OF q commmittee is con-
sidered unfriendly to Colonel Burch, the
comptroller, and also to Governor
Brown, against whom the rumOr Of
bribery has been keenIy circulated by
their personal and political foes. As re-
CARDS the power of the two branches Of
the legislature in such matters, the
house has the right to act as
grand jury in criminal case,
and appoint lis prosecutors, who 90
before the senate, and there conduct the
case as prosecutor would before a court
of justice. 1t is well known that Colonel
Burch desires an investigation, and
that those who are inimieal to him
would have the committees report de-
lsyed as long as possible, so as TO force
an election of comptroller before be
could prove his innocence Of the charge,
aGd thereby have an equal race ia the
contest for the office to which he as
pires.
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ADDIrIO,AL MARKETs.

GALVESTON, January Cotton
strong, demand moderate; middling,
l4{c; low middling, l4!a; good Ordlu-
ary, 1859; net receipts, 974 bales; gruss,
1922 bales; sales, 207l bales stock, 81
56S bales.
SAVANNAH, January 7.-Cofton
firm aud advancing; middling, l4sc;
low middling, l4sc; good ordinary 49,;
net receipts. 76S Uales; exports to Great
Britain, 2lSl bales; sales, sol bales;
stock, 81, 6S7 bales.
CHARLESTON, January Cot
ton strong; middling, 144c, low mid
ding, l4r; good ordinary, l2fe; net re-
eeip 9, 81 bales; exports cOasJwis- 393
bales; sales, 200 bales; stock, 74,023
bales.
MOBILE, January T. Cotton firm
and higher; middliug, l4f@l4s5; low
middling, l34@i3s.; good ordinary,
i3ic; net receipts, 600 bales; exports to
Great Britain, 5O2O bales; sales, 300
bales; stock, II O94 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, January The
cotton movement was checked by the
stringent pretentiOHs of factors; sales,
$500 bales; prices dearer; good or
binary to strict go, q ordinary, $50
133c; low middling to slrict low miu-
ding, 14@i4@e; middling to strict mid
ding, l4s9I5e; good middling TO mid
ding fair, l4s@16c; receipts, 1911 bales;
exports to the continent, 1912 bales;
Great Britain, 25l0 bales; stock, 262 1875
bales; unsOld last evening. 143, 800 bales !;
on shipbOsrd, l2l 500 bales.
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DIED.

SADIE <-J 4nuary 7th, of pneumonia, ~
the residence Of his brother, =. -sdler, 49,
shelby rect, ). y. SADLER, in the 46Jn year
of his age.
His remains Will be removed to SenatObis,
Mississippi, FOR intermeut, TO-DAY at Y O'Clock.
RNAN-On Thursday morning at Twenty
minu sS to four o'clock. OF pusumObia,
b sENIs RYAN, in the 59ih year OF his age.
The funeral will take D ace from his late
residence, No. SO Third street, this (FKIOAYD
afternoon at o'clock. Friends of the family
are invited TO attend
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Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE Tenn, January Both
branches of the legislature met at tel
O'Clock this morning, when Governor
Browns message was received, and Wit
it the reports Of the treasurer, comp
troller, secretary, school superintendent,
superintendent of the insane asylum,
and superintendent of the penitentiary
HOUSE.
A large number of bills were offered
ia the house. The more important
bills are by Mr.. Pond, to repeal the act
establishing conventional rate Of i'll
interest.
By Mr.. Gibson: To effectualIy secure
the revenue received by clerks and
justices.
By Mr.. Gates: To regulate fees of
CLERKS.
By Mr.. Gibson: To abolish quorum
courts, and to lessen the terms OF quar-
terly courts, and the number of justices.
By Mr.. Neal: To enable aliens to ac-
quire and convey real estate.
Mr.. Mathes introduced resolution TO
proceed with the election OF comptroller T
and treasurer next Saturday. Lies over.
By Mr.. Adams: A bill to purchase
New Madrid bend, next to Lake county,
ffom Kentucky"
SENATE.
The speaker Of the senate announced
the different standing committees, Mr..
Overton being chairman Of that on
finance ways and means.
Mr.. Overton offered bill repeating
section of the funding bill, making it
the duty Of the treasurer to set apart for
that purpose go much of the resources as
was necessary to pay the interest on said
bonds. Passed fist reading.
Mr.. Haynes offered bill to dispense
with fines except when ssked for by liti-
gants.
A general discussion upon the pro-
priety of referring the Louisiana resolu-
tions occupied much of the senate's
time. Even the Radical members do
not indorse the outrage, provided the
newspaper reports concerning itare true.
The resolutions were referred to the COM
mittee on federal relations.
No other business Of Importance was
transacted, and the senate adjourned till
ten tomorrow morning.
THE COMPTReLLERsHIP SCANDAL.
The committee appointed to investi-
gate the comptrollership scandal
commenced work this after
uoon, Governor Brown and Col
onel Burch being the first persons
examined The committee is composed
of four Democrats and three Radicals.
The committeeman are Messrs. Noblett,
Lea, Cummins, Barnard, Brooks, Glib
son, and Gardenhire 1t is not PROBABLE
the Investigation will be ended before
the election of comptroller, which,
with that of treasurer, will doubtless be
made next Monday, or Friday at the
farthest.
THE sENATORsHIP.
There is nothing new regarding the
senatorial question. The excitement
continues, and from every section of the
state friends OF the candidates arrive
daily.
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ADDITIONAL RIVsR RGRORTs.
BY Telegraph.


PrTTsBURG, January :. River falling
with feet > inches. Weather cloudy.
LITTLE E OK, January River falling,
with feet inches by the gauge.
VICKsBURG, January 7-Weaiher cloudy
aud cool. River rose 80 Inches. Down John
Kyle. Up: Thompson Dean.
NEW ORLEANS, January :. - Weather
cloudy and cool. rived: Mary Houston,
Louisville; James Howard, It. Louis.
NAsHvLI.E, January T.-RIver falling, with
. ieet > inches on the shoals. Cloudy and
cold, threatening snow.
EVANSVILLE, January 7.-Clear. River q
feet Tcnes by the gauge. and falling. Down:
John Aeaus, MinneOla- -haDDOu.
CAIRO, January Night Clear and cold.
River p feet In hes and rising Arriv. /.
JOnn A. Wood, New Orleans. Os0artad: JoO.
a. Wood, Louisville; Great R-pubiie, New
Or cans.
l. UIsVTLLE, January t. River falling
slowly, with 10 feet inches in the canal and
feet inches in Indiana chute Departef:
Morgan and txpIr er, New o leans. The coal
feet that arrived este, day returned with
empty barg7s this afternoon; others are ex-
pectsd tonight.
PROBABILIT
WASHINGTOH, January s, I a.m-For the
west gull States, Tennessee and tn Ohio val
ley, falling barometer. east to south winds,
rising temperature, Increasing cloud BeSS,
threatening weather, and possibly rain or
snow at light.