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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-18
@erbait,ttta eincs MorSers.

Nn5 to9ee, S.zG., II. Au9. S6erifi
8. 9uiont bon ct. 2anOrp- 8arlib, 9a., per-
haftete in Der gtdbe pom @ibIonsS Station, s.
E, Den Qoui8 9toieau, Der I'M oergaugenen
DfGr3 Den @prus Beriguac in 2Ouiiiana er.
moroete, nuO bradte i'm bortGin Suriid. Gs
balten fid nod perIhieSene Serbre6er aus
ienem Staate i'm Snbiauer Serritorum Der.
bor9en, nm Der @efau9ennabme NIB BroSei,
itrung su entgeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-18

2im ). 2lugut legte Sie 9rig9 ,,Glarabeaa,"
Capt. Sracp, BON bier abgefabren, in @aoir
an, unO Die iAwe0lide 8arte ySplphibeu,"
Capt. 6aagcnien, BON bier abgeiegelt, lam
am SOnutage i'll Sritol, @nglano, an.
Am 21. Suli fam Ger SfoOHer rs. Son.
lor," Capt. Satcbien, uOn bier in Gan Ans
hrrnS M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. er@tfenbaht1.

Serld6t galUertz Station uat Sagerstomu, Sauo
per, 6rcoerf, @mmitts6urg, 0ampiteao. Uian6eftsr,
gSdpnesboro uuo alen Buuften Der Bubn Deitlid5
BON uuionzSribge nab baqerstolDH un0 Biltamsr
port, DO, I'm 1.2j Dior9eu6 (Gusgeuommen Conn"
tags).
Jtatb ellen Statiouen bis uniouzgrtoge, um 9.45
u6r QiOrgeus uuo $40 ubr aben0s, au6genommsH
SonRtags, uH0 oann INN ubr Uiorgens.
SIGe t0mmcn in Baltimore nm 7.35, s. 30 uno
10 50 ToruittagS, 3.2O W1bm. uHo 10 46enos an,
Sonnta95 ausgcuommen, uuO oann um $50 u9r
Ulor9eus uuo 1.lO u6r AbeHos.
8er6inoun9eR nit Dem u6r 0iorseus 3uge
perocu nit oen StaoczGoatbeS iir SonIpItea6 unb
Jianbelter an Der administration, fir @ms
mttSbur9 in WiedluuicstoDn, uub iur g8dpuesboro
uuo Gcttgsburg an Der Slue Jfio9 ooer Uiouercps
StatiOu gemu1t.
Blet. Barenn uuo 3Gmcn Barlor, an Der @de
Der GutalDz uuo iSapetteraBe uuo SuItonzS Statton,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-18
Scr 2cid1ndnt @rimsuooS's, Ses
bertniBten SmftfGiffcrs anf
npSttttNcrt

@bicago, II. auq.-Gine Spesialbe-
peide al bas ,,@pening Sournul" BON @bite
Saa, @tit., ia9t, oaB man an oem Sranoe
Oes Wid,igan<See's III Der Ndbe uou Storp.
@reef ben 9eiduam Don H. g. grimwoob,
Der nit Sonaloion IN oeheu Sallon aufge
ltlegen mar, gefnnben bat. Ser SOrper mar
nod poaitdnOig befIeibet, MIR bic Stiefel
feblten.
@rimwooo SuqehDrenbe Sriefe NIB goti<
sen iiber Die 2nftfahrt fauo man on bem &Or=
per, melfe beiien 3Oentitdt OOllitanrig auBer
3meiiel iebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-18

gem= Orleans, ga., II. 4ug. - Ser
46tb. Sobn .. 2Seaer, Gr=@ouperneur bon
@aliiOrnien, itarb beule DtOygeu babier i'm
20. QebeuSiabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-18
Die saufmdnntfd,e M8emt,tr con
Il. %. Dunn s. Comp,

(EtabIirt I'm Suni 1S41.)
Dieies gtabtifiement lieert (nur dn unteritre0sfi
aue notbteen betatllirteu nToemGttonsn bintiDtltb
Der SteIuna, 8erantfp ortltdfeit &C. adufeuten
SoGnblern H. T. m. nnerbat6 Der Ser. Stadten, Gers
rtorten unb 8rtiidzgoroz zSlnerfa; aud liefern iis
Gin 8eierens gu&, tDsI4es bic Siamsn Son nehr
bic Stelfnno oerIelben euthd(t. IS 1T bas compile
teIte uro aus8eoebnteite Spfem, peldes iemals fin
8eauemlidtef Der 9anfz uno SanSsls9dnier pno filr
bic aIs semeine Serbeifernns uuo ben S6ns ees Sanz
bels oIqdnfirt lpurbe. 90 3pegtiireaus baben mir,
tueIde in ben bauptdbliditen Stdbten fno; uuIere
Erleitteruusen tonnen ndbt iibertroffen tperbsn.
ggut. g. Scarlctt, eieruobnenber eompa9uoHs
sN- SFdliae @niprIdle iueroen eiu9eBo9en uno 9e@
Il AEsinshen I'M Nlaemciuen heiorat. lSdn2i .1SIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-18
gelesrapbiiae 9epelAea.
SnlaRbs bs9epei4sas

(BeriGte Der naiioeiirten YreHe" fir ben "@Or'
rciponbenten.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-18
Baltimore Sbtn GtSenbob, 90


Jialb lSabtHQton 4.45 6.O0 6.15, 600 7.30, 800,
t).lj Sorm., II ubr OdttGgs (t.3O an SonntGgcn),
2.30, $50, 4.i0, 5.20, $50 gabm. G. lbr a6cl6S
SOHntG9e,) uuo 1000 abcHb5 tdgli6.
&Begedtiouen- lib, $50, 9.20 u.12 ubr Udttdqs;
U.2O Jtdbmltta9s al Sonntagcn) 2.3O, $50, 5,2O,
$50 uno 600 ll6r Nbenos.
Gundpolt5' Sunctton 5.2O, 1880 Otor9ens.
ubr Rdbmitta9s.
Yietropolttan 3iuet9-6.00, 1900 nbr 0lor9ensg
40 ubr Abenos, loo on Souuta9en.
Annupots - 7.3O Wtorgens uuo $40 Rabmits
tags, dusgenommen SonutG9s.
AieraHoria uno Dem SuolDetcu eco Wlorgen5
uno 1000 u6r Abeuos tG9tih.
GihmOHo uuo Dem Suocn - 800 ubr Yiorgeu5
tdglid, uuo 1000 llbr abcuos.
lSed uno ytoromeit - 6.i5 ubr Dior9eus (nibt
mad Bittsburq, Columbus oocr Sau6ustp am
Sonnta9ej uuo i.tO II. 1000 llbr 4beuos.
pe9er5topn - 500 ubr Uiorsens; 4.t5 ubr gtGbs
mittdgs, dus9enommCn SonHtQgs.
Breoerid - Tim llbr Sormitt0gs ausgcnoma
men Gonntags, i,l5 uno 900 ll6r IQ6mttG9s un0
8tJefntonen 0u Acr 6auptbabn tdglih.
8ieomout, Stduntou uno 2BC9eitntiouen, Sdupts
balm - llbr Dtoraens, uue8cnommen SOnntags.
28tubelter uH0 gSeQelGtioHen, SQupt6abu, & 15
RGGmittG9s, dusgenommeu SOHnta9s.
9uicott=@itp - ubr Nlor9cns, 1.f5 uRo 4.t5 lbr
dusgGnommeH SOuntag5, uH0 8. .0J
ubr JidbmttGg5 tGglib.
Sh9e uerlaiien 2Sdlbiugton fir Baltimore - $50,
7.<O, DlorgCu5, i.OO, D. jIU 7.t5, $40 uub u9r
A0euo6 td9ltd; 800, 6.4), $50, 1915 uno t.S0
Sormltta8s, $3.50, $40 td9itb, au5genommen SonnH
tags.
lille 3iigc boltcu an ,&iooutt Sotel" berm Re.
ldu=0ouic an.
uct=8dreau-Gamocu Station uub Sioofs
@de Der Baltimore uno 9doerttr., no sultrd9e
iir BG9gGgc cmpIan9en, um mad uno BON iraeuo
eInem StGottbcIle beloroert iu mcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-18
&cgluriIer filr &eiIemSe.
.W1rSItde Gcutra1. giSenbnhu .

I,Yoroltd)e ScuttGl GtIcnbdDtt."
gtiG9ara.9rptr6 = td9lIlb (Sonntdge aus9enoms
len nm 80 Oior9ins.
ytGfb oem 2Beiteu uno gioroeu, naCb ben Rtaadras
6Gllen uno Buffalo iibcr @ImirG 9ebt nm S.25 ubr
Uior9ens a0 (ou59enommen SonutG9s).
godl Dem lBeleH uH0 gorocn nod Buffalo uu0
Den Edllcn nber Gmp ortun gent um 1.15 u6r gtatpa
mtttn9s aO (auS9cuommcn Sonntags); Gin SdHeIs
3ng.
&mcinnatj=grpuB - gIGa BEN BeReu tdsIib nm
$50 llbr AGeub6.
Yaltfc=9rpreB - Iat Bttsburs uno bcm Befen
tlqlIb; nab Dem gtorocn, nadb Gmrd, Buffalo, ben
6llleu uno Canada, @rlc, oCn Yeuuipuanier Oel9es
9enoeH taeltb, aue9enonneu Samia9s nm II. 90
IIeuos.
Nab G5st95burg uno n@um6erduozS zSaaepbabn-
um S.25 Ibr DiorgenS uno t.i5 yta1m., uno uob
oGnooer um S.25 u1r Dtor9cu5 uuo l.15 IL. g. % lbr
Rahmtua9s, ane9enommeu Sounta9s,
rGrcenzS prtngz Smeig nm S.25 nbr Vtors
gems uno 3.2j ubr Ra4m. td9tb, Sonntaas aus.
genommen.
gtab gOrt-3.25 u9rRGbmtttass. GOnutass aus.
9tuOmmeu.
Gad Bartton-Gebt tdgtitb nm 5.2j uuo {. .95 u6r
Abchns (ouSqencmmcH SOnnta9s).
Nah @Odcp5plle-6.5j, ii.25 ubr Yormittaos
unO lt.25 aboe., (aus9enommen Gonntags) uno
um t.25 Jtuhnltttdgs an SOnntd9eu.
Stlcte all Der 9aluertsStdtion, 9torooIts@de oet
Baltimore uno @aoertrSrdBe uno @6arleslra6cns
StGtion. auitrd9e fiir Baggage Deroen an Der
Norooits9de Der Sdltimores unO @aluertitr. anae.
nonlmcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-18

2onbou, 16. Iusuit. = Der Stabtz
roth unO Die Sanbelsfammer bon Soutbamp.
ton baben ben 4Dmiral mo Die Sffisiere Ses
neutrality-suspicious. Su etnem Saufett
elngelaoen.
&onbou, H. 9uguit. - Der 0ampfer
,giepaoa," am 3. Au9uit bon Nerp- g)ort mad,
2iperppol ab9efabren, tit in Der 9tdbe Der Sn.
iel @ight nit serbrO6ener Waihine unb une
ter Segeln iabreub, 9elebeu worDea.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-16

" Oh! your nose is as cold as ice, -
a Boston father thought he heard his
daughter exclaim the other evening az
he was reading in the next room. He
walked In for an explanation. but the
young fellow was ut one end of the
sofa and the girl at the other, while
both looked so innocent and unconcious
that the old gentleman concluded that
his ears had deceived him, and so re-.
tired from the scene without q word.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-16
THE LEGISLATURE.

Nothing startling appears in yester-
DAYS legislative proceedings. In the
Senate the Ways and Means Commit
tee recommended the passage of the
bill appropr;ating $4,000 for the *
penses of exhibiting the resources OF
the State at the Centennial Exhibition.
The vote by which the bill to re-district
the State passed was reconsidered. A
message from the Governor announced
his approval of the bill to legalize Elko
county bonds. An order for the arrest
of J. H. Harrington, an important
witness in the investigation OF the
State Prison, was issued to. the Ser
ceant. alarms. Cohn of Elko intro
duced bill to reduce mileage of Sher-
ifs and Constables. A message from
the Governor was received announcing
his approval of an Act to regulate raft
ing of timbers on the rivers OF this
State; also an Act relative to marriage
aud divorce, and also relative to the
transportation of convicts and INDECENT
insane. A bill for the protection OF
sheep aud goats passed.
In the Assembly, the Committee on
Education reported i'll favor of the bill
abolishing the Office of County Super
intendeut of Public Schools; Case and
Dow, of the same committee, reported
Against the bill. Beck offered q resolu-
ton instructing the Judiciary Commit
tee to report on the bill enabling per-
sons to sue the State instead ofintro-
ducing relief bills in the Legislature.
Atkinson introduced bill to impose
license of 500 per month on drummers
or agents representing business outside
of the State. Senate bill. to annex q
portion of Nye county to Lincoln, was
passed. Senate bill reducing State tax
alton. was passed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-16
r,ELEGRAPBIC ITEMS.

The Baltimore and Ohio and Penn
sylvania Central railroads are again AT
war.
1t is expected that the Democratic
State Convention of Connecticut VIII
renominate Governor Ingersoll with the
entire ticket.
The Pope has created six new Bishops
in the United States.
Gold is selling in New York CITY AZ
1145s.
Judge Louderback, of San Francisco
has gwen bonds in the sum OF Slo,ooo
to answer the charge of attempting TO
corruptly influence Grand Juror
The Republican members Of the
Committee sent to investigate the nj
fairs of Louisiana privately declare That
the condition of things i'll that State Is
simply terrible, and that Practically
there is no Governm ent.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-16

A MAIDEN lady. suspecting her female
servant was RECALLING her beau upon
the cold mutton OF the harder, called
Betty and inquired whether she did
not hear some one speaking with her
down stairs. "Oh, no, ma'am," re.
Piled the girl, +" it was only me singing
u psalm!" You may amuse yourself
Betty" replied the maiden, with
psalms. but let's have no hims. Betty.
have a great objection to hims. "
Betty curtsied, withdrew. and took the
hint.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-16

THREE Saginaw girls Of the Me.ho-
dist pursussion having met together,
concluded to pray for the welfare OF
their lovers, bat the first one had no,
got very far along in her petition when
it was discovered that they were
all engaged to the same man.
The religious exercises were at
once terminated, and an indignation
meeting organized, the result of
which was the gay deceiver was
Obliged to leave town.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-16

+ ROBERT and Margaret CLARK. bus
bald aud wife, aged respectively sc and
81 years, died within few hours OF
each other in Newark, New Jersey,
last week. They came from England
torty-two years ago, and had lived to-
getler 81 years. They had nine
children, were grand parents to thirty
seven children and great-grand- parents
to five children, the oldest OF whom ia
seven years.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-16

A WASHINGTON special says an extra
session of the Senate is certain to be
called to consider the Hawaiian treaty.
Twenty-three new Senators will be
sworn in, and an effort will be made to
compel the so-called Independent Sena.
tors to define their political status, and
they will not be assigned any importa, I
positions on committees uni q. ID, v
classify themselves with the Republic an
majority.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-16

AT the time Sheridan's infamous
banditti dispatch was sent to Washing
ton. a card was published. which was
represented as having been signed by
1876 ex-Federal soldiers. stating that a
reign of terror existed in Arkansas, and
that they had carried their lives in their
hands for years. The Grand Jury
since then, by direction of the State
Attorney, has been investigating the
charges made in the card. A report
has been made by the jury. in which
they say they summoned and exam
ined forty of the signers of that card,
uone of whom could testify to any
fact in support of their published
allegations. or the contrary their evil
dence shows that unusual quiet pre-
walls in the safe. One win 3 testi-
fed to knowing man that belonged
to the White League. but when the
accused was summoned it appeared that
he ouly belonged to the order of the
knights of Pythias. Investigations
like this are very damaging to the
Southern Outrage factories" and will
have tendency to get thinking peo-
pie, in all parts of the country, to look
with suspicion upon their statements
and discreait their reports.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-16

A somnambulistic sensation caused q
Hutter OF excitement Ill Iarrytown
New York, recently. About 400 III the
morning Mrs. Navans, the wife OF a
we'll known manufacturer, owning u
villa a mile and half above the town,
awakening suddenly. found her lege
lord absent from her side.
As, although 81 years of age. he was
known to be given to walking IN his
sleep, she raised an alarm, and, u
search being made by the two sons OF
Mrs. Navans, the missing husband was
found up to his neck in water IN dis
used cistern, and clinging to q cross-
bar for support. He WAS very much
exhausted, and could not have held ont
much longer, but revived on being RES
cued and cared for. To get into that
precautions situation he had walked
three hundred and ten feet on u j dge
of wood but two inches wide, covering
the top of the grape-arbor that ran
from the back of the house to the barn.
Although he had safely accomplished
this feat, on reaching the end OF the
structure. ut which was the cistern. he
had fallen off, and the covering Of the
cistern being much decayed, WAS re-
ceived into the water. The shock of
the tall, combined with the GOODNESS OF
the element into which he WAS thus
suddenly introduced. awoke him.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-16

In some of the Southern States there
are three political parties. Democratic,
Republican and Carpet baggers or Bad
icals. In the Senatorial contest in the
Florida Legislature the Democrats aud
Republicans united and elected C. w.
Jones, q Democrat. to the United States
Senate. leaving carpet Dagger very
much disguised.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-16

ARrIcLEs of incorporation have been
hled in San Rafael. California, by a
company which proposes to build one
rail railroad from Sonoma to deep water
at San Pablo Bay. The iron is to be
rolled and cars built at San Francisco.
and the road is expected to be in opera
ton by the 9TH Of July.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-16
sURyEYOR-GENERAL's REPORT.

We are in receipt of q copy of the
Surveyor General report for the years
1873 and 1874. 1t is q valuable and in-
teresting document, containing statis-
tics of the mineral and agricultural in
terests of the State, compiled from the
most authentic sources. the reports of
the Assessors of the several counties,
together with much other information
concerning the various resources OF
Nevada. Of tho l, 655, 900 acres of land
reported by County Assessors as being
fit for cultivation, but n ,5G4 acres were
cultivated in 1874. The number of
acres sown to wheat was 4,346, which
yielded 1880 bushels; to barley, 49,
651 acres, which yielded O6,79O
bushels; to oats, 5,372 acres, which
Welded ID, Cos bushels. A limited acre.
age of rye, corn, peas. beans and buck"
wheat was also sown, the average yield
being good. The number OF acres
planted to potatoes was 4, l36, aud the
average yield 20 bushels per acre.
The hay crop of the year amounted to
n, 626 tons, the wool crop to 8,73S
pounds; 227 ,240 pounds of butter and
% 200 pounds of cheese were produced.
The assessed value of real estate. per-
sonal property, and improvements III
the State is $23,716,204. but in the
summing up tho reports of several
counties are incomplete. The estimate
of County Assessors. Flko not having
reported. fixes the population Of the
State 1T So, 900. There are in the State
o., 13l horses, 4, $50 mules, POP asses,
1S1, 1871 cattle, lB5, 1856 sheep, 2.429
Cashmere and Angora goats. and $3.50
hogs. There are IA grist mills, "a saw
mills. and 143 quartz mills in Nevada.
Last year there were $1,000 barrels OF
-four made, 1850. 900 feet of lumber
sawed, and 62l, 442 tons of quartz
crushed by these mills respectively.
The State is credited with seven brew
cries, which made in the last year 67,-
S54 barrels of beer, but ~ the three
bre weries located in this county are
omitted in the report. the number OF
barrels of beer made will probably ex-
coed 10000. The number of miles of
railroad in the State is 603, aud the APP
p:oximate area of grazing lands u, 6O4.-
772 acres.
The various grants of land from
the General Government to this State
are nearly exhaused. and SO little of the
surveyed land of the sixteenth and
thirty second sections are of any value
that the Surveyor General suggests that
the State relinquish to the General
Government those sections, the area of
which is 4,500,0 900 acres, and ask in
lieu thereof LOCO, 600 acres to be SO.
lected by the State.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-16
The New York Sunday Times 81,

THE New York Sunday Times gives
some amusing specimens of typograph-
ical errors. The displacement of a
"space" made Adirondack Murry refer,
recently. to "them asses of the people"
when he meant the masses. Writers
Brewing of Soma" was printed Burn.
ing of Laura" A dramatic critic
closed his notice just in time for the
make up with "a word of compliment"
t. the music director, and found it
printed word of complaint"
The Dunkards, the most temperate of
eople generally appear in print as
Drnnkards. General Butler begged the
voters in 1867, to give good account
of themselves for the honor of the old
Bay State. and an enthusiastic COM
positor produced it IA "for the honor
OF the Old Boys Tail" A printer
who asserted that Thurlow Weed had
once gone ont Of his way to compliment
him on close punctuation and clean
setting. made in single "take" of
" copy one of the most ridiculous
blunders on record. 1t was portion
OF sermon of prominent divine in
Chicago, that had been written! "And
he saw Abraham afar of. and Lazarus
in his BOSOM" The "clean setter :"
read it: And he saw Abraham afar
of, and horses ears in Boston" A
cpmpositor on st. Louis paper the
other day made the editor say that
"this war'cry is the key.hole of vic
tory"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-16

THE Avalanche tells of Silver CITY
girl who thinks sleigh ride incon.
plete without an oyster supper at one
End. kissing at the other and hugging
all the way between.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-16

AN ambitious youth of As
years, whose name is Peter Axel
Nysrom, has applied to the Courts
IN Solano county. California. for
leave to change his name to John
Smith.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-16

A DISPATCH from Singapore repor.s..a
revolt among the Chinese prisoner RS in
Jail there, which was not suppressed
until sixty-seven persons, including
sixteen wardens. were killed and
wounded.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-16

BRICK PoMARoY is dangerously i'll at
his residence in New York, and il is
feared he will not recover.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-02

Houston 1T A. NJ, Capitol CITY 1t 5
p. NJ. No boats down to-day. Weather
warm and clear. River risen nine inches.
MEMPHIS. July 1.-The river is rising
slowly. Weather clear; mercury 81. Ar
rived-Illinois and City of Vicksburg from
Vicksburg. Norton and tow from Ohio
river, Arlington from Cincinnati. De
parted-Indiana, at one o'clock last night
tor Cincinnati; Quincy and Tolle, early
this morning; Chester, this evening, tor
St. Louis; Greyhound and tow, instead of
of Mears. as reported last night, for White
river; Charles Brown for Louisville.
CINCINNATI. July l.-RiveH twelve feet
one inch and falling. Weather cloudy and
pleasant.
ST Louis, July NO arrivals DEPART
ed-Commonwealth, for New Orleans; Julia,
for Vicksburg. River risen two inches;
stationary this evening. Weather cloudy
and very suitry.
EVANSVILLE, July River fifteen feet
eight inches and falling fast. Weather
cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE. July I-River rising: eight
feet in the canal. Weather cloudy and
warm. Up-Robert Mitchell, from New Or
leans. to Cincinnati; Big Suntiower, from
Vicksburg, 70 Madison. DOwn-ThOmpsOn
Dean, from Cincinnati. 60 New Orleans.
PITTsBURG. July River three feet four
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and threatening.
CAIRO, July l-Arrived-St Eenevieve,
from Vicksburg. A. NJ; Future City. from
st. Louis, at five O'Clock; Shannon from
Cincinnati. at 6 p. NJ. Departed-St. Gen
evieve. for St. Louis. at A. NJ. River
twenty nine 1eet and rising. Weather fair.
Mercury $50
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cvnsli uctl.h al III, c,nslitutiop; ,1rin lof
revenue only; currency convertible INTO
gold: the power and duty OF Legislatures
to regulate corporations.
The temperance Party.
The State Ten perance Convention ncm!-
mated full tickeJs headed by w. Z. Lovett
$or Governor.
The California Independents.
The independent convention of the first
district nominated John +. Swift TOR
Congress.
The Democratic convention Of the second
district nominated Henry Laikin tor
Congress.
iowa Republican Convention.
DIES MONIES, July l.-Republican Conveh.
zion platform: The republic is national and
indissoluble. Currency convertible INTO
rold should be gradually retained; Rev
enue tariff adjusted to encourage fone IN
.iuetries. The efforts OF ..;5 GcTer1Nent to
pcllect the revenue and p.1-5sx .Lo.Ss Is ap-
sroyed. No further lx22s - railroads
Modification of the pats3S lIT!r. Ef1ltra-
ton with foreign nations in case OF trouble
The opposition to q third term is approved
Approving the national State administra-
non, Samuel X. kukwOOd was nominated
for Governor.
In the New Hamps hire Legislature.
CONCORD, N. H., July LIN the HOuse
fo-day designations were received OF Ivory
yaruey. Republican, from Dover, and c. j.
HilIjprOw, Democrat, from London, on &C
count of q dispute in committee. In the
Senate Serain Wells, for the select COM
nittee, reported protest against the reso-
lutions passed the House. June %.