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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-21
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

Business Transacted by the BOARD
This Morning.
The Board met In regular session, all
the members present and President Beil
in the chair.
The following was adopted:
"Resolved, That this Board Join In tho
petition of the blocking of the square
bounded by Sixth, Freeman, Sl36 ana
Carr streets, and recommend the sans
to the Boards OF Aldermen and COuAcii.
men,"
A deed from Moses f. Thompson,
granting the use of a sewer through hid
property for the drainage of Albiea
Place, was received and filed.
On motion, Mr.. Charles Ross was ap.
pointed to the position of foreman 90
Columbia avenue, under the direction u
the Supervisor OF Streets.
An ordinance to establish the grade uf
Burton street from Wade to Liberty
street was presented and the Clerk was
directed to transmit the same to Council.
A communication was received IRON
the Cincinnati Ice Company asking per-
mission to place scale ON Stark street.
Referred to Mr. Baker.
A communication from property owa-
ers on Pitt street, between Milk ana
NJ Q MILAN stTeetS, uskluX Iudt tne same
be improved, was referred to Messra.
Gessert and Baker.
| On motion the Superintendent of Sew
erage II pairs was directed to eniarss
the catch basin at Woodburn avenue and
the Little Miami Railroad In the rear ox
lGussman's tannery.
The following resolution offered By
Mr.. Caldwell was referred to Messrs.
| Gessert and Baker:
Resolved, That the subject of repair.
ling Limestone street, aud OF turnpikes
now used as streets within the corpora
ton, and as to liability OF property.
holders abutting thereon to be assessed
Tor payment OF the same, be referred %
| a committee of Two TO report thereOp.s
| A communication was received frou
citizens complaining that the bridgs
| over the Canal, at Liberty street. was
not wide enough to accommodate the
| travel. Referred to Messrs. Gessert and
| Baker.
A resolution approving the form cs
| contract between the city and Jehs
Carlisle and others, for the use VI ths
town clock, owned by the city, passed
by Council and approved by the Mayor,
was agreed to.
| Adjourned.
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At Other Points.

LOUISVILLE, June 21.-rhe Hartford
ana Louisville game was deferred on ae.
count Of the rain yesterday.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 2I.-The second
game OF baseball between the Philadei.
phias and the Indianapolis Club yester-
day resulted in a victory for the latter
8 to l.
ST. LOUIS, June 21.-The Athletics Of
Philadelphia were defeated yesterday
by the Brown Stockings by score Of q
to 9.
CHICAGO, June 21.-Chicagos 4. MI
tuals 2.
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Late Losses by Fire.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
CHEYENNE, June 21.-The government
saw mill at Fort Russell was totally de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. An engineer
named Knight was burned to death.
MANSFIELD, o., June 2l.-The Fourth
Ward School building was struck by
lightning and fired last night, but the
fire was put out before much damage
was done.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, June 21.-Cob-
belPs Block was destroyed by fire yes
terday. Loss $1,000; Insurance $3.50.
Supposed to be The WORK OF an incen-
diary.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Political.

Bv American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, June 21.-The Tribune
says il Ohio gues Republican, then are
the Democrats hopelessly defeated, un-
less they can carry New York. CON-
mon sense, therefore, dictates that they
should make their fight here to win this
State. They must, therefore, have man
as sound on the money question as
Hayes. Even with 80 good man as
Tilden, it will be a hard struggle.
Tildsn says 1t Is generally conceded
that Hayes nomination has made 1t nee.
essary lor the Democrats to choose a
hard-money man. Tilden's friends say
that for the Democrats to secure New
York and the doubtful Eastern States
they must nominate man acceptable
to the advocates of resumption, and such
u man Is Gov. Tilden.
Run OM a Bank.
NEW YORK, June 21-A causeless run,
according to the statement OF .he officers
has been made, since Monday, ON the
Dry Dock Savings Bank.
Methodist Episcopal Missionary
society.
The first meeting Of the Board of Man.
ayers of the Missionary Society Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, ap
pointed at the Baltimore Confer.
ence. was held yesterday, anC
Bishop James was chosen Presi
dent. The Treasurer submitted report
showing a net indebtedness f$134 279
and said that by next March the debt
would probably amount TO $35O,0O0. II
was decided to refer the matter TO the
Finance Committee, and six members tt
be appointed by the Chair 70 devise ,
plan to pay the debt.
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THE FAR WEST.
Indian and Mining Matters.

By American Press Association 10 the srAR.
DENVER, COL, June 21.-J. W. lief
commanding the round up, has arrived
from the locality Of the Indian troubles
down the Platte, and says the reports OF
me hundred men killed near Sidney,
Neb., and also fifteen below Greeley, are
;alse rumors, and all originated from I,
report or the three men killed two weeks
.,go. None have been killed since. The
indians, in small parties, are stealing
stock.
A special from Custer City says that a
large number or Sioux braves have de-
serted from Sitting Bull and Crazy
Horse and are now on their way to their
reservations In the south. The
iame special also says that q miner re.
gently from Detroit. named Wilson. was
shot and scalped while temporarily sep.
larated from his party, The Iudtaos are
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Tho following marriage llcenses wore Is
sued since our last report:
WIN. Rovle and Sarah McManus.
Scott Barrett and Mary A. HardestY.
John Conrady and Kate Wenuer.
Frank. Bayerl and Louisa Birk.
Washington NJ. Roll and 5. A. Brashears.
John NJ. Cordry and Mary w. Hausman.
Rudolph Albrecht and Louisa Beh.
Geo. A. Miller and Blanche Laue.
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what are the peach dealers abou!f "A

What are the peach dealers abou.a Il
is more than six weeks since "the peaoA
crop will be a complete failure'' haA
figured in the newspapers. IL is tins
for a heavy frost; Or, il that is hopeless,
there must be some new destroyer is-
yented-say combination Of the potats
l776- 1876 on his wings, and glow.worms !
fiery conclusion. Something like thzs
must be done Immediately or the honpe,
able and ancient practice OF lying aAeas
crops will suffer defeat, and people fsz
once get peaches without paying mors
than 2OO per cent. profit TO middlsps'
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Minor Inellfions.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2l.-The Repub-
licans nominated j. L. Leonard for Con-
gress. 1t is regarded as a strong liberal
nomination.
VERSAILLES, June 21.-In the Chamber
OF Deputies, yesterday, Duo D'Omand,
Bonapartist, introduced Il bill granting
liberty Of the press.
BOSTON, June 21.-The Exeter, N. H.,
Manufacturing Company went into
bankruptcy yesterday. Liabilities $780,
900. The mills have not been operated
Tor the past three months.
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Inauests This Morning

Two inquests were held by Coroner
Maley this morning. One was on the
body OF an unknown cOlored man found
in the Ohio River opposite Gifts Land
ing. Verdict: "Death from drowning;
cause unknown"
The other was on the body OF Charles
Coombes, and the verdict was s'Death
from accidental drowning"
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BY American Press Association to the STAR.
CHICAGO June 21.--The Times this
morning makes savage assault on Til
den on the ground that he was Chairman
of the Committee ON Resolutions at the
Chicago Convention in 1864, which put
declared the war a failure. 1t declares
this to have been the burial platform OF
the Democratic party, aud says that the
man responsible for such platform can
not beat Hayes.
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II. Donovan Rises with HIS ExpIA.
nation.
To the Editor Of the Daily Star:
The card in yesteI days STAR signed
FL. v. r.. does me injustice. The -
charged the Aurora man was for taking
him to the Burnet House ticket ofiices.
consuming there about an hour, thea
back to the o. & NJ. Depot, where got
his trunks and ladies, and made u fass
drive in order to reach the 1:sd
train at the Little Miami. BY special
agreement l was to make u heavy drixau
and if made it he was to pay 81, aud It
we missed l was to have nothing. We
made the train, and he paid me and waa
perfectly satisfied, and said mad faith-
fully earned the 81. T. DoNovAM.
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A Veto.

A resolution, passed by both the
Boards OF Councilmen and Aldermen,
and approved By the Mayor, authorizing
the Committee on Public Landings to
advertise for bids to sprinkle the Land
ing, came back for approval to the Board
of Public Works, and this morning the
resolution was disapproyed by the
Board by vote Of three to two, Messrs,
Bell and Foote voting 'nO."
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mortuarx Record.

Alice II. Hunnewell, 10 months, city.
Maria Saunders, 29years, west Virginia
Geo. Hageman, 8 months, city.
Charlotte Troy, Is mouths, city.
Jas. Spellman, 10 months, city.
Mary Verify, months, city.
Edward NJ. Jacob, II months, city.
Lena Wiiier, years, city.
Josephine Kemkle, rs years, city.
Alexander W lit, years, New York.
Alfred Jackson, Smonths. city.
Kate Mayer, 10 years, city.
Henry Pichorct, 3 months, city.
Mary Z. Borged ng, "a years, Germany.
Peter Boyce, ~ years, Ireland.
Lena Refs, d months, city.
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An Explosion and a Fire

About 7:3O O'Clock this morning an
explosion took place In the rectifying
establishment OF w. T. Marshall, No. 20
Sycamore street between Front and Seo-
ond, causing considerable excitement.
f, a copper tank, situated in the reag Of
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The following superscription was on
letter that WAS received at Titusville
the other day: "Tiltis will pa postmas-
ter give this to the best Engnear at
Tiltis will for me be quick Bout it post
hast one Of the best engneares it Don't
make ane Diierns post hast Tittis will
Post hast engnear at Tittis will"
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So nice. The Baltimore san editor
tells of strawberries raised in that vi
cinity, twenty-five OF which fill the larg-
est size quart measure.
How many sizes are there to Baltimore
quart measures, anyhow?
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-21

Dom Pedro won the hearts of nine
thousand factory girls at Lowell, Mass,
at his recent visit to the Spindle City.
He said ne saw more to admire In that
city than any other place he mad visited.
And now every girl thinks she was the
object Of his admiration.
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The Illinois Democracy.

Bv American Press Association to the STAR.
SPRINGFIELD, June 21.-The Illinois
State Democratic Convention meets here
to-day in the new State-house. Indica-
tions are that the attendance will be
very large, and that the delegates to st.
Louis Will be for Tilden, though not in
structed. There is. however, a strong
Davis influence in the northern part of
the State, which may prevail.
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"Mamma." asked Il precooious young
ster at the tea-table the other evening,
after a long and yearning gaze toward
plate of dOughnuts, "Aamma, do you
think / could stand another Of those
fried holes?' She thought he could.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-21

SOUND FINANCES -The Fall River
Times, a new Journal, says that not one
piece OF manutacturers' paper made in
Fall River has gone to protest within
thirty-fiye years; and that Of the thir-
teen hundred thousand spindles in the
forty-tour mills. not a spindle is under
mortgage.
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at is strange" muttered Young man
as be staggered home from a supper
party, show evil communications cor
rupt good manners. l have been sur
rounded by tumblors all evening, and
now am q tumbIcr myself"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-21
The Crops.

by American Press Association to the STAR.
BEAVER DAM. WIS, June 21.-Tbe
crops are looking well in this vicinity.
The wheat crop will be larger than it has
been since 1872. Farmers are feeling
jubilant over the prospect tor a large
Yield Of wheat, oats and barley.
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SECRETARY OF TREASURY.
Senator l.. WI. Morrill, Nominated
and Confirmed.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, June 2l.-The President
this morning sent to the Senate the name
Of Senator Morrill,, of Maine, as Secre-
tary of the Treasury. at
The Senate went into executive ses-
sion Immediately, and the nomination
was unanimously confirmed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-21

The Richmond Whig reports fine
wheat prospects in Virginia, reduced
acreage of corn in consequence OF large
stock on hand, a peach crop OF unusual
excellence. etc.
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A floating sugar mill is to be operated
on Bayou Lafourcbe, La, the next
grinding season. The establishments
will be moved from place to place and
purchase cane or grind on shares.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-21

Ohio sends to the Centennial a re-
markable specimen of black band ore,
eight feet thick. B, ing composed OF
layers of coal and iron ore, it roasts
itself without the use Of other fuel.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-21

A seedy. looking individual was heard
to remark TO friend: "My dear fellow,
can't you lend me black weskit for a
timer My Aunt Betsey died few days
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-21

Smith and Brown, running opposite
ways around c'rner, struck each
other. "Oh, deari how you made my
head rinsw said Smith. THAT'S sign
ivs hollow" said Brown. "But didn't
yours ringW "No," "rhaps sign ips
cracked,n replied his friend.
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The "Belle Amerioaine. ."--Suitor--
"Well, may hope then, dear, that at
svme future time 1 may have the happi-
ness OF making you my wife," Ameri-
can charmer-"Yes, Ihope 30, Pm sure,
Ior Pm getting real tired OF suing
fellows fnr breach Of promise OF mat
riage.r tA.Ie. 4.
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Baae-bail.

During the next four weeks tweln
games will be played on the CinoinnaN
Grounds between the Red Stockings and
Eastern professional clubs. The first Of
the series was played yesterday even.
ing, between the Boston Rsds and .'0ur
boys" which resulted in favor OF tho
visiting club, the score standing at thu
end OF the ninth inning and at G:3J +. N.
II to 7. The heavy rains intertered nar
terially with the game, and rendered
the grounds very disagreeable, especial
ly the out-field, which was q mass Of
mud and water. Brooms and sawdust
were pla led where they would do TIN
most good In rendering the mushy
ground at all agreeable, and al O'closk
play was called.
The following is the score, &C.:
Innings ........ 2 a 50
Cincinnati. 0 0 0 , o o "a
Boston. n.......... 0 4 III
Runs Earned-Ciucinnat 2, Boston Z.
First Base on Errors-Cincinnati 4
Boston 8.
Struck Out-Cincinnati 2, Boston a.
Double Play-Whitney and Murnan L.
Left OH Bases-Cincinnati 8. Boston B.
Time of Cameo hours and 90 minutes.
Umpire-Mr, Hontz, OF CoFingtou
Stars.
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WASHINGTON. June 20.-The bill in re-
lation to land patents was passed. A
bill to prevent the sale aud use OF adul.
terated and explosive illuminating oils
WAS passed. A bill was reported from
the Committee on Freedman's Bank pro-
viding for The payment of all moneys
due colored soldiers, sailors or marines,
ordered printed and to be recommilted.
The Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill was
reported and ordered printed. The bill
equaizing the bounties Of soldiers was
taken up, and after a long discussion
passed. a bill WAS introduced to repeal
the ten per cent. tax ON State banks.
Adjourned.
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FORTY.FoURTH CONGRESS-. list SESSION
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON. June 20.-A commune
cation was received from the Secretary
of the Treasury enclosing long report
showing the names OF all persons, now
or heretofore in the public service, from
when balances are due to the Govern
ment, the number ofunsettied accounts,
etc.; referred 10 the Committee on Print
ing. The House bill for the issue OF $l0.-
000, 900 in silver coins in exchange for
legal tender notes, was reported favor
ably from the Committee on Finance,
but objection being made it was laid
over Tor the day. A bill was report
Ell from the Judiciary Commit
tee providip for appropriating
u Commissi, nSto inquire and report as
10 what lurtner legislation is necessary
| on the subject. OF bankruptcy, and it was
placed on the calendar. The House bill
for the repeal OF the Bankrupt Law was
laid over till the first day OF the next
session. The Indian Appropriation Bill
was taken up in Committee the Whole.
The section transferring the 1ndian Bu-
| reau TO the War Department was strick-
EN- out, but the bill being reported to the
| Senate, separate vote was demanded
on the amendment TO that effect, anu
pending discussion the Senate ad.
| journed.
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wv SITUATION-By young man
w of is, with a landscape or portrait pant
or; has had experience in landscaping. Best
Of references gwen. Address h. D., Rushville,
Indiana. 20 -3t
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VNTANTED-SITUAT ATION-By practical
wv gardener, also in treatment OF horses
ana cows; splendid mower and viney yardst.
Address W. H., care Mr.. WILMS, l62 Walnut
street, 19-Yt
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MET TANTED-SITUATIO BY an uphoi-
wv sterer out OF employment; willing to
LEAVE the city. Address e. D., NO. 148 Hop
klps street, city. 20-3t
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,VKT TANTED-SITUA ATION-In any respect
= w able business by young man OF %, who
writes a good hand. Would loan employer
800. Address G. z. PARSONS, indianapolis,
Indiana. aO-At
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wv 7ANTED--SITU ALTON BY an intellI-
! w gent German who must work; would like
anytning; has some exporience in grocery
business: best Of reference. Address JOSEPH
M, 45, Commercial office. 2J-3t
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FOR SALE.

T1OR SALE--SHOE STORE-On Central av-
H enue, near Mohawk Bridge, No. o49h.
Cheap. ju2l ST.
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THOR SALE SEWING MACHINE - I'm
70 proved Howe, with all attachments. Call
at No. 8 East Fourth street. 19-3t
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i EOR SALE-sTOCK-2ll1 shares stock OF
the Piqua Gas-iight and Coke Company.
being majority of the stock For terms, ad-
dress Nj. II. JONES, administrator A. G. Con-
ever, Pigua, o. Jul6-4t
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NET TANTED-SITU ATION-By a woman to
nvV do washing by the day; also washing
done In the house. Call at $40 w. Filth street,
side entrance. 20-at
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VNT TANTED- D-SITU UATION-As salesman in
w wholesale hat and cap house; good
references; can sell good trade the first sea-
son. Address Ii. c., care III. Ii. W., Attorney
at Law, Columbia, Ky 2U-3t
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wv ALTON - By two girls.
: w one to cook, wash and iron, and the 9TH
er to do upstairs work, in the country; good
recommendations. Call at 33i Court ST. 20-2t
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eVNT ANTRD - ITUArION - AS assistant
pVV book keeper or entry clerk, by a strictly
temperate young man from country town. Ad-
dress or call at y29 Court street. 20-Yt
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!TNOR SALE-ENGINE-Two to three-horse
10 power steam engine, now aud complete,
aud one set OF dentistry instruments, at al w.
Front street. 20-3t
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THOR SALE CHEAP - LIFE SCHOLAR
III SHP-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant, Stratton u DeHan's College.
For full particulars address S. p. G., Box o,
eity. ja3- -tf,d&w
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H1NOk SALE WARDROBE = Fine walnut
IT wardrobe, Or will trade for other furniture.
address ii, Box 1923 Post -office. 2J-3t
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NOR SALE-COTTAGE-N Jordan st..
10 cottage Of four rooms, lot 2OxSl feet: front
and rear yard and side entrance. Price 81. $40
in payments. Apply at 122 Central avenue.
2O-2t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-18
RIVEE NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed 7 feet inches in the channel.
The Heatherinston departed for below
Yesterday, with the barge Clay Valley IN
tow.
The Express departed for Parkersburg
yesterday.
The Hudson Is the Cincinnati packet
to-day.
The Granite State, from Pittsburgh to
Portsmouth, passed down last night.
The Salt Valley is due from lronton
to-day.
The Carrie Brooks, for Pittsburgh, is
due TO night
The Courier is the Parkersburg packet
to-day.
The Joseph II. Bigley passed up at
noon, yesterday, with two model bargeS
snd several coal barges i'll low.
The local packets are making their
usual trips.
by Telegraph.l
PITTSBURGH, November l7.-River 5
feet 6 inches sUI rising. Weather
cloudy and cool.
CINCINSATI, November 17.-River 9
feet ii inches and falling. Cloudy and
threatening weather. rrived-Virgie
Lee, Kanawha river. Departed--Andes,
Wheeling.
MEMPHIS, November 17.-River fell
| inch and now stands at feet. l !
inches. Weather cloudy. Arrived
Cons Miller, Cincinnati, Departed
Maumelle, Arkansas river; Tower,
Vicksburg; City OF Vicksburg, St. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, November Nv Wealth
er milder; mercury 43 to so. Light rain
this morning and more tonight. River
swelling with LILO feet on the gauge.
Up, Ho:spur, Idlewild. Down., II.
Cooke, Farchon, Tar&scou. Business
very light.
CAIRO, November 16.-Arrived-
Vint Shinkle, Memphis; Colorado, ST.
Louis. Drparted-Robert Mitchell, New
Orleans; Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati. River
IL feet inches and falling. Weather
cloudy; mercury AZ.