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PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.

WE cheerfully invite members of our Order to
contribute to this department. Short, pointed arti-
Giles for the good of the Order, news Of its progress,
cooperative business plans, educational interests,
etc, especially solicited.
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spRING wAanN. wlrII rATENT wuEYLs..

SPRING WAGON. wITII PATENT WHEELS.
] Is inch Patent Lon Axle, ] 3-sS5-16 inch tire,
springs I-2x5 inch lsef and1 I-2Y3 inch leaf, bed
& feet s in. long aud 3 feet 3 in. wide, leather
With slafs, $50 90
With tongaa.s, I25 90
IL inch Patent Iron Axle. with springs ana Wois"
in proportion, S. higher than above paices
Weight (complete) boxed, Acc.
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TERRITORIAL GRANGE OF MONTANA.

TERRITORIAL GRANGE OF MONTANA.
MAsTER-JOHN JONES, Helena, Lewis
and Clarke County.
OyERsEER-A. w. SWITZER, Virginia City
Madison County.
LECTURER-A. T.. CORBLY, Bozeman,
Gallatin County.
Stewards. B. COPE, Bozeman, Gallatin
County.
ASSISTANT STEwARD-E. A. MAYNARD,
Virginia City, Madison Co.
CHAPLAIN-MRS. A. w. SWITZER, Vir-
ginia City, Madison County.
TREAsURER-J. G. McFADDEN, Center
vile, Meagher County.
sEcRETARY-P. B. MILLS, Boulder, Jeffer-
son County.
GATE KEEpER-W. D.. MEADOW, Boze-
man, Gallatin County.
cEREs-MRs. JOHN JONES, Helena,
Lewis and Clarke County.
PoMoNA-MRS. q. A. MAYNARD, Vir-
ginia City. Madison County.
FLoRA-MRS. w. B. MEADOW, Bozeman,
Gallatin County.
LADY ASSISTANT srEwAND-MRs. G. G.
McFADDEN, Centeryil1e, Meagher Co.
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Gun friends throughout the Territory are
requested to send us short, pointed accounts
o. the condition of crops, items in regard to
stock, the grange, news, or anything which
they think would be of interest. Short
communications may, be written on postal
cards.
PATRONS will remember that Official COM
FEnficafions to the Territorial Grange should
ne addressed to T. 3. Mills, Boulder Valley
Il @, Jefferson county.
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D IRE NJ.

NATIONAL ANG
MAsTER-JOHN L. JONES, Arkansas.
SECRETARY-O. II. KELLY, Louisville. Ky.
TREAsURER-F. III. MCDOWELL. N. Y. .
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BUSINESS AGENT-E. "A. MAYNARD. Vir-
ginia City, Madison County.
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County.
A. W. sWITzER, Virginia City, Madison
County.
DAVID BURT, New Chicago, Deer Lodge
County.
T.. 3 MILLS, Boulder Valley, Jefferson, Co.
A. T.. BURNS, Helena, Lewis and Clark Co.
G.. L. LEWIS, Sheridan, Madison County.
y. 3. COPE, Bozeman, Gallatin County.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
JOHN JONES, Helena, Lewis and Clarke
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ST. Louis,
The daily gazette., 1876-12-13
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present Tho
same duly attcstcd to the Administrator ON
or before November 9TH. is17. or abide tho
Act Of Assembly In such case made aud
provided. GRO. * NDUSIiY
AhlroNS, Wilmington, Id. ADM.
dtC'i-.,WCBl
The daily gazette., 1876-12-13
FABLES.
LItI.-rnE pIsGusrEp THIEF.

As thief was returning from the Fair
with nineteen Purses in his Pocket an
other Robber stole his Hankerchief The
first Thief thercupon held an Indignation
Meeting and denounced the Act rs the
Greatest Political outrage Lof the Cen
sury.
MOrdl-Thc Engineer docs not think 1t
rare Sport when he is hoist with his own
Petard.
LIV.-THH LION AND THE FOX.
a Lion, who wanted his Meals brought
~ his Room, without being charged rs
Extras. invited the Beasts, to call upon
MIN The Fox came in his Turn. 'Come
in" cried the Monarch of the Plains to
she Fox, who remained mt "A respectful
Distance. 81 thank you," humbly replied
she Fox. "but while observe many Foot
prints leading towards your Den none re-
turn from it," "Pshaw." answered the
Lion, "that is easily explained. My good
friends were anxious to furnish me with
edifying Literature, and when they went
away they left their tracks. "Alas. i
havo none with me, but will speedily
make Tracks, answered Master Rcynard
and he vanished in the Distance.
Hord!.-Most Accidents can be Avoid
ID by Presence ofMind and Absence of
ROdy.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-13
BARGAINS

nAEtAlNS
ID Ia Linen llapdicrchlrf-, ali prices an,
kmdSjust received.
fEWM. r. SHARP,
ith and Market
The daily gazette., 1876-12-13

These young ladies Ore thorough educa
Of the most refined kind, in mind, man
and spirit. We are sure tho greatest Jul
will be done to all pupils intrustef to
care, To tench the young to think, to
out the young mind and 10 pour lnstrucp
out of one mind into another with iaoH
aud IN way that is useful and delightful
ha by art, and this is T. 0 method anu Gu
arc said to be encouraging, a. their nua1
;s II nitoi and filling up. Those who. \
the adyantaeo OF their instruction should
Div soon. The location is healthy and coz
gient dire ,tly on the street car r?n.a.
pupiI T,~n tho heart of the city N ny
nleasar, .ea'hor could 'tep in and getoa
the doo,, and in other weather the %llK Ss III
vigorating and healthy. "i!r
The daily gazette., 1876-12-13

What does President Grant mean by
these declarations to the agent of the AS
~ociated Press: "t;overnor Hayes repre-
'''s9nts the party which in the late election
carried all except four of the States
which furnished the means for suppress
ing the rebellion: Governor Iilden
carried all except three of those
which sough, to destroy the Union. In
"2l,usion to frauds, he said the majority
for Governor Tildcn in the city OF New
York was larger than his tolal majority
in ihe entire state III 1874. and in that
"Ci:y there is much crime and Il larger
number Of men who have little interest
'7ithor in the State or in the Republic.
"lG would rather trust rebels than their
Northern allies, and he tried to say as
much in his annual mes age" ii 5
rienas say that hy the comdemnatory al
'Usion III his recent message to Northern
voters inr Iildcn, he did not refer to any
Out rGhelsympathizCrS during thCcNi war
IS that the truth? But " hat does he mean
1y irauls and crime in New York Ctya
We defy him, or any one else, to prove
1hat 50 many q, POO Illegal votes we're
eas. in tkis city and county az the last
.onal and party friends calls the slums of
sew J ork, and their Tillcn vote, may
1avo an aspect not pleasant to President
Grau,. There is Ignorance in this city,
no doubi, for not all voters here could
- children bc educated in military
hool at the public expense. There is
Incorporate use OF intoxicating drinks in
MS city, but is not this true of others
ihan New York voters, elsewhere besides
New York" Have not the ignorant and
''oilinS poor Of New York shown as much
interest, as class, 'in the State or in the
Sep1blic," as a certain tanner in Galena
"nca manifested, when he had neither
ifi.cicnt intelligence nor opportunity
t-rolsh newspapers OF otherwise, tc
witness the cxcitcmcn, attendant on
'~cs !"Iltial elections
The daily gazette., 1876-12-13
HORSE E-SHOEING
dunbar %yStt-rn 81
StCCF,%SFUILNI

Interfering invariably c1itrVl in onc shoe
ing.
Knuckline and knee sprung horses are
Immediately ncnctilt,4t and len in condition
to the aid of which nature soon effects per
manCnt cure.
Lancnoss from corns instantly removed.
Immediate relief given in eases of acute
founder.
Diseases of the above nature. and various
others pertaining To the foot and leg. hCrctO-
fore considered incurafAe by the ''Old
SCHOOL, Veterinarians. arc, by n pidicious
application oil the Dunbar system, relieved
and cured.
Anatomical specimens exhibited ut the
office, showing cause and effect,
Having been at great expense to acquire
thorough knowledge OF the s1bj,ct. and
being the only SMITHS in ths Stale IT, whom
Mr. Dunbar has impaired his valuable
method of treatment, / am prepared Ia
treat the worst case the public Eaay bring
forward.
employ only competent men and per
| sonally supervise all operations
| OFFICE III AND ll3 ORANGE SITS
| David WOOLMAS.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-13
ARE THESE RUMORS TRUE2
REPORTED TRANSFER OF GENERAL.
HHEEIDAN TO Tliis CITY.

REPORTED TRANSFER OF GENERAL.
SHERIDAN TO TLiis CITY.
There were numerous r1lmors afloat in
political circles yesterday of warhl3e
preparations in and around This city.
Form was given to these r,lmors by the
following special dispatcA in yesterday 5
Albany -ITTt~:
NEW YoEK. Dcccmbc i5-,,cncral Han
cock j. ordered to San Francisco and Gen
6r-Il SlNridan to New York The frigate
Franklin" which was ordered ont of com
miss ion after landing Tweed. has been sup
laicd WIN II new crew and lic> equipped at
ldcr No. l. The ''Swatarl" i III the same
condition at tn" Brooklyn Navy Yard. The
'-Shawutlt" ;.t Norfolk has also been put
in condition forScrvicc by the e-ountcrnIsnd
ofprrvioss orders. The adm Illustration in
tends to BULLDOGS" New SorE
Inquiry of well-informed persons indi-
cafe that the transfer oS General Sheri-
dan to this city-General Mcdowell go
ing to Chirago and General Hancock to
the Pac5Sr-has undoubtedly been de-
te1nineh upon in Washington. IL is
also we'll understood ii1at several :ron.
clads are either now on their way or will
be shortly ordered to this city. The
change iB the location OF general osseers
is totake place within week, and Gen.
eral Sheridan is to be given as absolut,
power hess as in New Orleans at tn,
| date of his '-banditti" letter. What til,
| object of shese mano-nsres may be will
be inferred from the statement of 4 gen
tleman iNthis city.
II have been informed said he yester
day, '.by former citizen Of Grants staff
thai the president tod him recently tina
if Congress brought in articles OF i'm
Ipeachment he would shut that body VI
in Fortress Monroe; and furthermore
thai if any Northern Democratic Cover
nOrs took action or made protest agains
this course he world upset them."-N
Y. World
The daily gazette., 1876-12-13
REGISTER'S OKDEft>
ISegiSteI->s Order.
REGISTaR'S OFFICd,
Now EaSlln Co NaY


EPoS the application of George X. NJ Gus
ley, Administrator of ThODhas Il. Grubb
late of BrandyWine Hundred i'm said coun-
ty, deceased, it is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator aforr-
said, give notice of the granting of gcttcrs
of Administrator upon the Estate, of the
deceased with the date Of granting thereof.
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of such
Letters, in SIX Of the most public places of
the County Of New Castle. repairing all
persons having demands against the Es-
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same TO h.
inserted within the same period in the
DAILY tiAZETTE. "A newspaper published
in Wilmington, and to be continued therein
three weeks. (c.Od)
~ Given unstcr the hand and Seal O
! LIS. Office of the Register aforesaid M
| ~ New Castle in New Castle COGntN
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
=. G, BIGGS, Register
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-03
PERIODICALS.
WIDE AWAKE FOR 1877.

THIS popular Pictorial Magazine for the Young
Folks nowen eTing upon its Fourth Volume, offers
the iOiowng unEivaed attractions to its re aders
during 1877:
/, QUINNEBASSET GIRLS. By Sophie May. n
lustrateo b. Mis- l.. B. Humphrey This delight
full erial for the grow n.up girls will run through
the year.
2. 1OODFOR NOTHING POLLY. By Ella Par
man. SER al TOR the boys. Who W II all be eager
to read he tutny adventure OF POLY Witter"
3 CHILD MAklAN ABROAD. By Wlllism N. r.
Round, OF the New York lndep endent. author Of
Ilust ated with engravings of celebrated spots.
and with pr rats drawn lOm photographs by
Miss G. A. NOrtham. This unique serial Of child.
tourney ng in Eur pc is true record OF the expe-
riences OF real little Anne rcsn gill abroad, with
accounts OF her visits TO the Pope, her play times
with the Princess N srie Valerie her holidays ct
Chise hurst with the Pince Imperial, her Christ
mas at Madame Ma M .hOn's, etc.
DAUGHTER AND l. BY Mrs. Helen Tracy
Myers: series of practical houseket plug papers
sFHE FLossY AND BossY STORIES. For tho
Illustrated BY JEST Quits.
s. THE ADVENTURES OF MILTIADKS PETER
KIN PAUL. By john BIO wnjOhn. Done in verse
ard tic ure for the boys
BY the author Of the ugly Girl Papers"
TANGLED KNOTS. a department of prise
puzzles. Eeied by Kit clinton.
Sno.t sttrles. poems, papers OF travel WORK ZOE
concert Exercises, Ii be contributed BY kls .oefn
STUART Phelps, Mrs Celia Thax er, Mis .. ". y
Patt. Mary CT. mmrr, ROsslt. r Johnson Rev: W: n.
Baker. Colonel McAdoO, Mary Faith Floyd, MRS.
NIL X. Coq it,. Mrs. Ca'a DJ,y Bates. Edgar raw.
G. tt, aIgar.t tyunge, n Quad. Mrs. ID AIRY b. Vs
Slade, NJ So +. P. Chaplin, george b. Bartlett, DE-
khen Tourjce and Others
PIlce 81 per aDnum postage paid
Address the publ shers,
no29 Nos 80 and 30 Franklin stle.t Boston.
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MARK
Domestic Markets.

Offered at ). ster ioe dull, 81 8; Gold weak;
1881 0l085s. Governments dull and steady; new
fves ms. States quiet ard nominal
Sab treasury na,ait-. Gold. $4l ,4s3,62l; sub
treasury paid for bend, S274 600.
Cu,toms rec ipts $4,000.
Bank statement - Loans, decrease 81 ,025 600;
spe ce increase 1915 600; legal tenders, Dr. Crease
s2,375,OoO dsIosits, decrease s2,7aS ooo; reserve
Cotton-Net receip; 5l9 b les gross 25oa.
Futures closed fl III: sales 5000 bales, a. fol-
sssraary s II saG Ma1s sse
April 70 332e; My l2as az 20 BE; June l3 80 a
10 LILO July Is Ice; august 10 s.32c.
bales exports t, CIR. at B. itain IS ,524; TO F.
S41s TO the contiI cut 62Os; to the Channel 1920.
yy asts and trad What sar as
mauly to fill pressin. treishIs. COrn-Less dong
prices generally without decided change Oats
quiet; mess $l6 75Ol7 so. Lard opened firm aud
cIo'ed heavy; prime st,am lo3o0Io.3as c. fee
Mo,e demand al" hrmer sugar quiet and frmer
Molssses Foreign quiet. New Orleans in fair de.
msn5. TurpeI tine aud rosu steady. Frolghts to
Liverpool shade frmsr
ST. LOUIS Decemoe .-Flnur-Low and medium
grades tcarcs ard wanted, at from 81 SIS.
Wheat strong; n, red ral s 280l 2s4 bid;
No. 90 81 22h al % \ o,n inact We; 90. mixed
Barley quie, and unchanged Whisky ,qnet;
81 O6. rk ste ds and nnchapgei. Lard firm;
93sc asked, 9Ac bid. Bulk rats uOmhall. 6h".
7kas and 81 0s Nc for .honlue-s clear rib a q
clear sides Bacon easier 7tO7h 909t aud "a
CSC for shoudel D. clear ITO and cle,r sides
hogs steady; deIna d good. Cattle quiet and IN
cha ged.
CINCINNATI, December 2.-tlour higher; family
SIS 80; uil y h-a, strong; re- 81 22Ol so. Corn
hiyhs: ear 4ld42r; shelied 4304sc. Oats quiet bnt
finn; 3O03sc. Rye in fair demand; higt.r; 72c.
Bar,ev stead, ana u hanged. Pork aul: SIG.
Lard ac,i I; steam 9 85a9 87Hr; kettle l0k GlOAc.
Bulk me "a . dull h, IL nsm .houlde &c; clear rib
cid IS &c; clear s, exc. BAG Ii dall aud npMi-
nal Grain Changed. NJ ats quiet. Whisky
steady; iair h.maud: r 05. Butter dun and un.
changed. EO.s ta,ser, bur no que tally 10 ~ +.
Chicago, D. G. NJ Der o. + our night dem nd
ana arm. Wheat unset, led; generally lower; No. 2
Chicago 81. ne + l4s4 cas-; 81 laa or Janusr';
lar No. 2 44Ae cast; ssc to, ia uarv. Gal
fair d and Lii her; 33Iac cash; 33a4c tor Jan
uaT>. R,e activ+ II IN ~" bigh.i; 1O1sc. Barley
dull lowi S. cash: 66c for Janu ,ry. P, rs IN
Ia aemai d % ii Lover; SIC cash; SIG o5Oi6 OH
FIR Ja' nary: + l6 80 10y +. b'Lafy. L. dul an
lower; 9.33 SO &c cash; 991k ior Jana r,. Blu
mea S dull; sbou ders bs SIDES 4 %, NC Whisky
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-03
WASHINGTON.
Calling on the President.

Calllug on the President.
WASHINGTON, December 2.-AIl members
Of the Cabinet, except Fish, called on the
President in tody to-day.
Sam Randall for the Speakership.
In the caucus Randall beat Cox ten votes
for Speaker. There were only two candi.
dates. After the nomination Mr.. Randall
made brief but eloquent speech. Mr.. Cox
then entered the caucus, which received
him standing. He congratulated his com.
petitOr. The vote stood-Randall7 70, Cox g..
Invessigating Committees.
1t was resolved to send investigating
committees ut once to Louisiana, South
Carolina and Florida, to ascertain the facts
regarding the electoral votes in those States
Government Funds Recovered.
The government has recovered the total
am0unt held suspended IN the case of jaw
Cooke, McCOllOch & Co., on the navy &C.
count.
The Huron left Hampton Roads yester-
day for Port Royal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-03

the approach Of tho fourth Of the month
Rates for the best three months bills IN
now va III. with IN upward tendency. Or
the Stock Exchange, attention has oeeI
much occupied with the settlement. which
was satisfactorily completed. The amount Of
only moderate; nevertheless, huctustione
in some descriptions of securitles have been
rather wide Prices are generally lower On
the week in consequence of unfavoreole
political rumors. In foreign stocks Egyptian
were good at the commencement OF the
week, but declined subsequently. Khedive
are 3it lower, and others ". No. Hunga-
stock in the market, and declined to $.
Italians are lie lower. Argentine, Turkish
and French are also lower. To-day Russias
declined n as.
Cold for America.
LIVERPOOL. December 2.-The Batavia
took 81 ,25O, 900 gold for New York.
Vexed Questions Settled.
VERSAILLES, December 2-The govern
| ment to-day formally gave notice in the
Chamber of Deputies of the withdrawal of
the bill on the barial of members of the
Legion of Honor. The House, by $40 to
IS, passed an order of the day, which was
accepted by the government, expressing
confidence that in the future the govern
ment will, in regard to this matter, respect
the liberty Of conscience and equality OF all
citizens.
There was long debate in the Senate
yesterday on the bill Tor the cessation of
judicial proceedings against participstors
in the Commune. Minister Dlfaure said
the government had accepted the bill in
modified form, and he advocated its pass
age, but the bill was defeated by l56 to l36.
A meeting OF delegates from the three
groups of the left IN the Senate and
Chamber OF Deputies was held yesterday,
and q resolution adopted declaring: Where
es, the policy of NJ. Dufaure, President of
the Council, had ceased to conform with
the wishes of the Republican majority.
therefore he be requested to resign.
The meeting was of opinion that it was
necessary to retain the ministry as 1t now
is, with the exception OF substituting NJ.
Simon for NJ. Dufaure.
1t is thought that this proposition will be
accepted by President MacMahon.
The Crock Ministry Resigned.
ATHENS, December 2-The ministers
have resigned. Their successors have not
yet been named.
Conc to the Front.
ST. PETERSBURG, December 2-Grand
Duke Nicholas departed this afternoon for
the army.
The Journal de st. Petersburg announces
that the Afghsns have concentrated lO,OOO
we'll equipped troops at Herst either to in
wade Sustain or Nero.
A Speech from Bismarck.
BERLIN, December 2.-Bismarck spoke at |
the Parliament dinner; Bismarck laid stress |
repeatedly upon the neutral attitude Ger
many would assume in the event of war. |
like complications arising. The weight |
which the Prince attaches to Germanys
relations with Austria took Q particular |
prominent place in his observations. He |
his speech as follows: If war
breaks out it is requisite it should be
localized, and, therefore, England should |
be induced not to isolate herself from other |
powers to engage in quarrel with Russia. |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-03
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS,
Senat W. Steamboat Josephine

William Senat vs.. Steamboat Josephine.
IN TIKI UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i District of Louisiana, No. l0985.-In
Ell IN the above entitlsd suit l have seised
and taken int" nv possession
III. STEAMBOAT JOSE HINB, now libeled by
William Senat tor the causes forth in the libel
now pending in the District Court OF the United
States
and do hereby cite and admoui,h the owner or
owners .he reei, and all and every prison per.
sons having o. pretending have any right, tito
or IN crest IL or 10 the same to be and pear at
district court of the United Stat for the district
aforesaid to be h lden at the city of New Orleans.
on the third Monda of De:s ber tn snow cause, II
any they have can why the said steal
Joseph ne should not be condemned and sold
agree ably t" the prayer of nbelants.
United states MArohavs ONCE. New Orleans
November Is, 1875
J. B. q. PiTKlN,
no25 de5 II II United StAtes NAIahAb
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

Nebraska Legislature Convened.
OMAHA, December 2-The Legislature
has been called in special session for Deem
Der 5, to canvass the votes for presidential
electors.
Consultations of Railroad Men.
LOUISVILLE, December 2.-ColOnel Tom
Scott and other railroad men arrived here
this morning and are at the Calf House
in consultation with leading railroad men
of this city. 1t is thought that he designs
purchasing the Louisville, Cincinnati and
Lexington railroad, by which a direct route
from New York to Louisville will be under
his control, Tue sale of the railroad was
to have taken place on Monday, but has
been postponed by order of the chancellor.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Chief Signal Officer }
Washington, december 2. l876-4:30 P. II.
For the Middle States, areas of light snow and
nori hery 10 westerly winds slowly rising baron.
eter and temperature genera lV be Ow free zng.
For the South Atlantic sta es, northerly to west
erly wnds Gle fair weather, slight changes in
temperature and slowly rising bar meter.
slight rise in ten psra ure during Sunday, north.
erly winds; shiftn to g. ery and soutberly
In the Southwest, high, followed by falling
barometer during sunday.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley Gle ar or part.
ly clOuoy weather, winds mostly from the north
ard west, rising, IOlOWOu Oy IdllluR UdTOWe ct,
and slight iise in temperatue by Sunday after.
noon.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS December 2--Wind north. fresh.
Arlived-Bark Anna Walsh. Lawrence, master,
Fl ON Havana, TO Norton Bell; steamship War
rior At 1890 Ia night, Jackson, master via the
West Indies, to Ocean, Zerega L Co. Sailed =
Steamship Ciry of Mexico; ship valadOa; banks
Ferda Bialsberg and Fifteenth Of Mario; schooner
MOuadnOck.
VICKsBuRa, December 2-Westher cold and fair
Up-Pa, goud, 1t 10 A. M Capitol CT y, ct noou.
Dowu-Katie at A. NJ Cotton Valley. at A. NJ.
Sherlock, at Z A. NJ; YazOo Valley, at P. NJ.
MEMPHIS December River rose two inches
and now stands eight feet ten inches Weather
clear. Maximum thermome ter 32o Departed
Atls ntic and Ia GEE, St. Genevieve and Lizzie Bay
liss, for s Louis; Shinkle for Cincinnati: Ruth,
for White river.
C1NcINNArI, De. euber 2-River thirteen feet
nelly, for New Orleans. Weather 81 udy and cold.
LOUISVILLE, December 2.-Weatler CLOUDY and
cold. River seven feet three inches in the canal.
PIrrsBuRs December p River four feet three
inches and falling. Weather cloudy aud cold
EVANSVILLE, December 2.-Weah-r cold. River
fslli-g. Dowp-C.B B. Church, stl0:3O A. N. Up
Thorn son Dean at 10. 30 A. NJ
CAIRO December 2-Arrived-Schenck, from
Cir ci natl, a. noon. Departed-COloraoo, for
at 9 A. NJ Sch. nck, for New Orleans.
at 2 p. NJ River twelve feet and rising.
Weather clear and cold