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Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

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The folio wing bills were pr-sen,ed sna allow
ed:
Edward J Nasterson .alsry - Marshal .e.3 90
Chas. T. Basse,t, salary ss assist Marshsl.7s 90
Lloyd shisn, salary - Treasurer. ...-...is o,
T.. +. Colbsrn. salary ss Clerk 4 Attorney. ls es
Wright, Beverley 4 Co. blankets for pris-
oners, -......... 10 %
X. n. Wright, rebate ON taxes' ...5 IS
Shina and kla ne. publishing proceedings
Of Council and printing blanks. Is %
The City Treasurer presented a conimupiea-
tion calling attention Of toe Council TO the fact
iha, d. n. Frost. Police Judgr, has len the
state and that he had failed to pay over or ae-
count for osrtain nnes collected by hin, a. such
Police Judge.
Gu motion OF d. ID. Colley, the City Attorney
wss issiructed to communicate with him and
demand speedy payment.
On motion Of d. d. Colley. . committee with
the Mayor - chairman vas appointed - fol-
lows: Besson. C0ilry. Leonard and Newton. TO
inquire into the necessity Of IN addition to the
Engine House, with 20 ger to receive bids. aad
contract with the lowest bidder for the erection
Vi the same.
On mosssn ofC. u. Bseson. the City Clerk
va instructed 70 ascertain by correspondence
| with parsi~s hasdling the same. shc Gust VI rub
ber buckets for the Fire Company.
The Mayor appointed Councilrnen Colley. Bee
con aud Leonard, Judgss Of election.
On motion Of d. d. Colley. David Weaver
and L. r. Colborn were selected % Clerk OF
election.
A p.tision properly signed spd represesting
Mueller 4 Ssraetsr As suitable persons % keep .
dram chop. was upon motion VI .. }. Lsoasrd
accepted. and leave granted them to obtain IL
| cen,r to eassge in the same.
On n0ti"a council sdjournsd
HDwARD =. COLBORS. City Clerk.
Approved Mar. s,h, lSsS.
| JAMES II KELLEY, Mayor.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

The Her Id ssys when tine excursion train
stsppesi II Lsrned lsss week young blood from
the East slid on the platform with the remarA-
'Droutay Kaasas.' But the aexs st.p he Wrnt
into . ditch full Of wster upto bis wat. A he
cnwiei sat be Bleeding KHn-as.'
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

We invite The aftsnfton Of cattle baysrs whe
aesire to contract for 100 head Of beevrs. . -
yesrs old delivered in d ~ise city June or Ja'
". rs. WRIGHT. BEVERLEY 4 %
March 7th, ls7s. 4-sS-W
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09
CALICO BALL.

A calico ball 10 Ia he given under the auspices
Of Corona Lodg-. No. l1. g. o. O. r.. At the
nodpe House. Friday evening. Nsr'h 18th.
Crmmitiee Of arrsnsemrnrs. p. l.. Beatty.
Adam Jackson. Geo. y. Jones. James Nanion
spd Walter Sseafrr Tickets ol 90. No supper.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

The Buriingams Chrooiols says ths coal
deposits OF Usage county average three
milss vide aod twenty miles long.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

THE emigrants from Isdiaas, wh0 sr-
rived last Saturday. brought with them
soma very fine stock. NJ. David Mon
ford has one OF the finest blOOded stations
We ever saw. Two splendid blsck teams
arc owned By Messis. BriRRs and Rodgers.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09
Report ofthe Dodge City School

tfor the month commencing Feb. ilth, ls.s,
and ending Mar 9Th. 1858.
Whole number enrolled. d......................s6
whole number present during The month 80
Average daily attendance. e....................49 .49
Greatest number present during the month.
bnuey Gu loSus
Least number pres~nt any cne day. Friday.
March l.s. tr.iny day .I...... -
Al the beginning OF the present term the stan
dsrd wAs rsised u ninety aur instesd VI ninety.
The following are entitled TO places on the
''Roll Of HJnor:''
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

Hon. Ed. Fleisher, editor Of the Atch-
inson Courier. aud President Of the Cor
man Emigration SOcietv. Of this State.. is
in the citv. He is live man and 10 DOING
big work for the entrants.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

Ladies' and Misses shoes. all sorts. At
cost. Pirate six and ses en- cents per yard
at n. Collars
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

Mr. and As. Il. II. Wright. accompanied BY
Ar. wright's cousin. Ms. Julia West. expect
~ visit Colo, ado soon on = pl,a excursion
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

The Afchison. Topeka e Santa Fo road
are to run dining cars in few days.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

Mr.. Beals. Of the firm Of Bsals l. Bates.
st ock dealers, visited Dodge this week.
He came uP from Texas recontlv. snd last
week inspected his cattle west Of here.
They arc dong we'll.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

Mr.. Peter Frank is preparing 60 estab-
lish tailor shop in the room now 0ccu>
pied by the cigar factory.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

Capt. james H-nton returssd from Fort Lyon
Color sdo l.St Tuesday sv.aing. lootins hale ssd
hearty.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

No. SusarIe. fA.ner of the SaSiru brOthe ~,
came ~ from Kinsley this week. to visit his
soBs.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

No heavy wagons OF wagons containing pros
tirutes are allowed to be driven through the Fort
Dodge gsrrison.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

Mr.. ID. Sheedy. one Of Dodge City's
heaviest cattle men. returned this morn
ing from business visit to Kansas City.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

New stock Of cock stoves received at n.
Coilas. The latest and most approved
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

new bakery will be started soon in the cid
Dsgsr 4 McGinty saloon baiiding. Ths same
" hich is knOwn AS the haunt d house and re-
cv.t, vecuA ird BY the fai lsliIieAl chieftain.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

Acssrs- WILSON, Su:hrue 4 Co. have sold
ls,Ee number VI .'KAuss Beiis' pIows this
wsek aud have orders Tor more than they have
on hand.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

City A.iorney Coiboru has proved up On his
faraa AID Ia nov owner N lee sim.Le OG leo acre,
Sf sSii. which makes nim eligible " ncmbersAip
Ia the lax payers asssci.tisn. Tue naans VI the
n, N 10 PTairir Kuob.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

!, FoUND-A bunch of keys. Inquire at
I his Office.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

Mr.. Sushru-. sg,d "a yerrr. father Of Pat and
A.hs. walked IRON spear, lille " Fort dodge his
week in iour hours.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

Lieut.. Spencer. whom our citizens will re-
m,a,bsr ~ being stationed 1t Fort Dodge about
two ye.rs sgo, came out last Saturday with
three usb.r vinc<s. in command ol the Feeruits.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09
THEY ARE HERE.

Caroline Richings and ye oIde folkes
arrived yesterda, evening and . crowded
audience 10 expected at the court house
rO-biRht.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

Mr.. ID. S. Hubbard. from near Offsrle VS. IN
The city last week. He 10 good old hepuhA-
can, and an intelligent gentleman.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

NJ. 4. q. llcsd. the w,isss Of - Interesting
lssssr f,UIs 7. ~. 10 Judge beverley. psbaishsd
this week. uil be ny hesr Mis- su.soer. N sAasue
81 large number Of cattle bsiosg,ns 10 Asssrs.
lu.soA Ueuses
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

Mr.. =. v. kvAns is erecting anoaher resi-
denee On Military Avenue wh,eh is TO b ooca-
pied by Mr.. Z. n. Gr.ybiii snA family. Tne
i,iena. Oi Mr.. Grs, bill will be g!sd 70 lean Vi
hie ,akn this step toward prsn.uess locaaisn.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

Mr.. Lawrence Pepperd. brother Of &. C.. and
Mr.. Lewis kvan,. bro;her Of Jesse. who has -
large herd uoWn in C0m.nche county, we're in
Dsdge this week.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

Mr.. x. l.. k.cs. AGENT oil Mr. Z. 8. Gallup OF
Pueblo. Man in IN. city making arrangements TO
sStsbiish . branch s.ddlrry snop heie. He ex-
p.css 10 upe,i oui about the irss vi Nay.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

Eoose county is settling up fast. Imm'grsnts
are moving in there every day. The arst land
entry was made on February l5th. and On sth
March. Il days. 81 entries had been made at the
U g. Land Onc-.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

The II ,yski Ci'yja Sentinelon says the innuz
Of Meunouites gives Russian glow to the A.
mosphrre Of Hayski.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09
CITY COUNCIL

City OF Dodge City. helds March sfh,.
Prescut, J. II. Kelley. Mayor.
d. ID. Colley. Councilman
Tronard
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09
BARGAINS,

Until April 1st. 1873. We will Oiisr our
entir stock Of staple snd fansv drv goods.
l.dies' anG eents' furnishis goOds. ladios'
for the purpose Of moving into our now
sJOre in the central block.
All those knowing themselves indebted
to Us will oblies bv callins and sQuering
up. HADDER a. DRAPER.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

H.avy freight trains sre running daily on tn
Atchison, Toieka anil Santa Fe. s-t-
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

The Western Hyu-e hHs been crowded Wit
emlxi ants for several days.
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

Misc Latte Chambli.s arrived home from the
Emporis Normal School last Thursday morning
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

DODGE CITY. SATURDAY. MAR 9. rs
rat Ryan Was in town yesterday.
Paymaster Broadbead arrived to-day.
Yro,. J. l. Thompson. the e.ocutionist. has io-
Gated ., CimaIron-
Ms. Latte Chambiiss arrived home from the
Emporis Normal School last Thursday morning.
wv Martin Was in the city yesterday gath
ering information Tor Kansss state Gazetteer.
Mr. Sam Not, Hyde arrived from Camp Sup
ply thi. wstk
The Western Hyu-e h.s been crowded with
emIgi ants for several days.
Heavy freight trains sre running daily on the
Atchison, Toi cha anil Santa Fe. ...- !,
The II ,yski Ci'yJa SentiaeIon says the influx
Of M.unouites gives Russian glow to the At
nospbere Of Hsyski.
M d. S. Hubbard, from near Offsrie wss In
The city last week. lie 10 . good old Repubii-
can, and intelligent gentlensa.
No heavy wagons OF wagons containing pros
tiru.es are allowed to be driven through the Fort
DUuge tffipon
No suslrIe, fa.nec Of the Ssgarue brothe ~.
came ~ from kinsley this week. to visit his
eobs.
ConKressn.n Hin.y exhibited his becoming
eounten.nc~ in Dodge this week, but he has gone
to the front sgain win . losd OF freight.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. II. Wright. accompanied by
Mrs.. wriSht's cousin, Ms Julia West. expect
" visit Color sdo . VI, ssure excursion.
Capt. james H.nton re,urssd from Fort Lyon
Color sdo l.st Tuesday sv.sing. lootins hale .sd
hearty.
Mr. Sughru-, sg.d "a yerT-. fstAsr Of Pat and
A.ts. walked IRON spear, lille " Fort DODGE ehis
week, in iour hours
A.ssrs. WILSON, Su:hrue 3 Co. have sold
large number Of ''kAusas Belle" ptows this
wseA aud have orders for more than they have
on hand.
Lieut.. Spencer. whom our citizens will re-
member being stationed 1t Fort Dodge about
swo yesrs ago. came out last Saturday with
three ush.r vinc<r. in command Uf the recruits.
Mr.. LAwrencs fepperd. brother Of Z. C.. and
Mr.. Lewis kvan,. bro;her Of Jesse. who has -
large herd uoWn in C0manche county, were in
Dedge this week.
A new bakery will be started soon in the cid
D-g.r 4 McGiniy saloon buiiding. The same
which is ALown AS the haunt. d house and re-
Gently occu. ird BY the fAl Gu lsliIieAi cheftsin.
Mr.. 4. l.. k.cs, xsen, oil Mr.. Z. $. Gallup OF
PueUio. w.s in IN. city making arrangements to
sstsbiI.h = branch s.ddlrry snop he,e. He ex-
D,cIs To uue, 0ut ABOUT the lrul vf NAV
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

T. W. Martin Was in the city yesterday gail
ering infot tnatson Tor . Kansss Stxte Gazettst
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

Nr Sam Not, Hyd. arrived from Camp sap
ply this weeh
Dodge City times., 1878-03-09

rro,. j. l. Thompson, the e.ocationist. has To-
Gated n CinaTron-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-11

CRUELTY TO ASTMAIS-A correspond
ent writes to us Us follows; UT some Of
our livery men had taken adriye out the
National Road on last Saturday, and
seen how their horses were abused, they
would be more careful In the future about
hiring them out"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-11

FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Sis.
TIERS OF ST. Observation-Disclosures Hall
presented a beautiful spectacle last even
ing, having been fitted up in elaborate
style and gaily decorated for the straw
berry festival for the benefit Of the Sisters
Of St. Joseph. The booths looked very
pretty, and the young ladies in attend.
ance, in their tasty holiday attire, looked
still prettier. We give the ladies' names
below:
Bishop Kain's Flower Table-Misses
Katie Reister, Mamie Miller, Rachel
Kraus, Mary McDermott, Lizzie Waugh,
Maggie Klevis, Annie Waugh, Ellie Rob
erts, Nellie De Vlegher, Katie Weitzell,
Meta Lagard, Carrie Whitaker, Julia
FIading, Mary McGarrell, Ella Gal
lagher, Rosie and Katie Cary.
81. Patrick's Table-Mrs. Farrell, Mrs.
McHaIe, Mrs. Brazzell. Miss Lizzie Math'
ison.
Children's Fancy Table-Miss Nancy
O'Donnell. Miss Annie Carroll, Miss Julia
Farley.
John Reister, Mrs. n. ReIster, Mrs. Brady,
ST.. Joseph's Table Mrs. John A
White, Mi. Jennie Updegraf, Mis-.
Julia Gaus, Miss Mary O'Rane, Miss
Rose Deyine, Mics Kate Milburn.
ST. Aloysus Table-Mrs. Hoffman
Mrs. Truschell. Misses Aggie and Annie
Hess, Mics Ella Hoffman, Miss Lens
Renner.
Fancy Table-Mrs. SorgIer, Miss Fitz
simmons, Mira. White, Miss Mansfield
Mrs. Hallisey, Mi" Matte linn, Miai
Annie Nolan, Miss Lizzie Mong.
The soda fountain was in charge Of
Mr.. August Neuhausen.
A large and handsome trunk, valued
at S35, which was donated by Mr.. l.
wilhelm, OF Centre Wheeling, attracted
a good share Of attention. Not the least
important feature Of the evenings enter.
tainment was the ine music furnished
by Cockayne's excellent orchestra. The
festival will be continued this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-11

PERSONAL PoMr.-Rey. 8. B. D.
Pickett, pastor Of Zane Street III. L.
Church, announced on Sunday evening
that next Sabbath evening he would de-
liver the first OF a series OF "Talks About
the Bible" SerYices'Sill begin prompt
ly At 8 o'clock and close promptly at 0.
Ed. Clark, OF the C. & ?. clerical force
at Bridgeport, is sojourning a lew days
with friends in Pittsburgh
DR.. H. ". Brock, Of Morgantown, one
OF the most distinguished physicians and
surgeons In the State, il In the city, with
his charming bride. The Doctor was
married In New York city week before
last, and took In the Buffalo meeting OF
the American Medical Association on
his return home. He 10 the guest OF Dr..
Reeves.
Mr.. O.car Rammelsburg and vile, Of
Cincinnati, are visiting friends in this
city.
brs. L. A. Hildrelh and John FriSsell,
and the ladies' accompanying them, yes
terday returned from Buffalo, New York,
where they attended the annual session Of
the American Medical Association. DR..
Hildreth was quite i'll during his stay in
Buffalo, and unable 10 take part in the
proceedings Of the Association, OF which
he Is an active member.
Messrs.J J. Ratclif and Ben. Hildreth,
and Misses Kate Turner and Minnie
Black, who vent down to Cresap's Grove
in n hack on Saturday, 10 visit the family
OF Beverly NJ. EOif, Eaq, returned home
Sunday night, looking as II they had
struck a storm somewhere en- route.
Detectives Fender, Austin and Harris,
OF Pittsburgh, who arrested John Cond.
rey, alias "Curly jack" and punch"
Long, for burglarlzing the Rogers resi-,
dence, are in the city, attending the trial
Of their prisoners.
Brigadier General Beniz, Of the Second
Ward market, Is having an office fitted
up TO accommodate his corpulent majesty
al the lower entrance TO the old hall In
the upper market.
Rev. ]. ". W. Bolton, Presiding Elder
OF the Morgantown District, and Rev. A
Hall, pastor Of the NJ. E. Church al Cam
erom, arrived in the city last evening
They 20 to Pittsburgh this morning, vic
the Pewiky, to attend a meeting OF tht
| Publishing Committee OF the Pittsburgh
Christian 4drOeate, Of which they are mem
bers. The committee meets to-day in
Pittsburgh.
John q. Mooney, the Pittsburgh news
boy who wn instrumental in securing
the arrest Of Long and Condrey, the burg
lars, is in the city, attending their trial,
Young Mooney was highly complimented
by the Pittsburgh press for the nerve hs
displayed in dealing with the rascals
He certainly deserves a great deal Of
credit for the part he took in bringing
them 10 justice.
MI. C, A. stifel and family, and sister,
Mrs. Christina Winkelmeyer, Of St. Louis
who have been visiting friends in this
city for the past three weeks, returned
home yesterday.
DIS. I'D. Davis and N. B. Dwight, o.
Pittsburgh, registered at the Mcclure
House last evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-11

PTcsIcs SPoILED.-There were several
p~icnics to take place yesterday, which
were spoiled by the extremely disagreea-
bic weather. The day opened up NASTY"
with the disagreeable prospect ahead Of a
continuance OF the squally weather. II
the clouds had any silver lining they
we're not visible to the naked eye, and the
prospect Of a compromise with Old Prob.
was not entertained for a moment.
The congregation ofst. Paul's German
Church, Of South Wheeling, who had
made arrangements to spend the day in
Strobels Grove, up Caldwell's Ru were
reluctantly compelled to postpone their
picnic for the present.
The Germania Singing Society, instead
Of going TO Cresap's Grove, excurted to
Steubenville on the steamer Telegram.
Upon their return TO the city, In the
evening, the Germanias gave a very
pleasant ball in their hall, corner l4th
and Market streets.
The German Benevolent Society, ir-
reyerently called by some "The Umbrella
Society" had made elaborate prepare.
tons for a grand picnic in Zine's Or.
chard, but the storm spoiled all their cal.
culations. Instead Of giving up the con.
templated sport altogether, however, the
Society engaged Beethoven Hall and en-
joyed a grand ball in the evening. Vaas'
orchestra furnished the music for the &C.
%casion, and we are pleased to note that
the ball was a social and financial success.
The picnic Of the Point Mills Literary
Society, which was postponed from Sat.
urday 10 Monday on account OF the
weather, a again postponed until to.
day. It will take place to-day in Gas
tons Orchard, weather permitting. Cock.
ayne's music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-11

The CouR1a-CmCu1r CouRr-JudSe
Mevia.-The Circuit Court met a. usual
yesterday, and transacted the following
business:
Chancery orders were entered in the
following cases: Lamb, trustee, ". Laugh:
lin eli al, Porter vs.. Newfoundland Of
Wheeling, W. Va. Oil and OIL Land
Company VS.. Wood & Boyd.
An order was also entered in the law
case Of Bogard vs.. BenwOod Iron Com.
pany.
drey, charged with burglSriEing G. W.
Seabright's clothing houFe, defendant de-
INJURED TO the indictment and each count
thereof. Demurrer overruled, plea Of not
guilty and issue, and trial before the fol.
lowing jury: Frank Auber, James Arm.
strong, i. j. Flood, G. L. Holmes. James
Bedillion, D. ". Hallisy, Joseph EismAn,
Geo. Vennum. Joseph Heidinger, IT,, Il.
Z. Buchanan, Bendel Rose, j.. G. Adams.
1t being deemed necessary to the dis.
patch OF the public business, the Sheriff
was ordered 10 summon sixteen qualified
Jurors in addition to those now serving,
10 appear on Tuesday morning at Q
o'clock, and TO serve as such until dis
charged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-11

MEETING OF WoRKISoMEN.-An ad-
journed meeting OF workingmen was held
At sWartz's Hall, in the Fifth Ward, last
evening. The committee appointed to
prepare m address 10 the voters Of Ohio
county reported a lengthy paper, which
was adopted.
The following gentlemen we're appoint.
ed q finance committee, and each mem
Der authorized to appoint not exceeding
three colleagues TO help them collect
funds TO defray the expenses Of the pro.
posed campaign:
First Ward-James Riddle.
Second Ward-Elias Roll.
Third Ward-Philo Kimberly.
Fourth Ward-John Dean.
Fifth Ward-EdWard Fritsch.
Sixth Ward-Andrew Stein.
Seventh Ward-Thos. Salisbury.
Eighth Ward-Geo. Schadd.
Fulton-Adolph Yoke.
A collection was taken up among those
present, which vas responded 10 with
cheerfnlnesS, showing that the working
men are in earnest.
The next meeting will be held at Koch's
Hall, in the Eighth Ward,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-11

River s feet 8 inches and rising.
Weather, rained hard all forenoon and
very cold; cloudy and warmer in the az
ternoon.
The Science departed for Parkersburg
at 10i o'clock.
The Phaeton, from sistersville, and the
Della, from Ste~ubenville, made their reg.
ular trips.
The Telegram, from sunfsh, went to
S%teubenville, carrying the Germania
Singing Society excursionists, returning
in the evening.
The Andes, from Cincinnati, arrived at
2rrM.
The Katie stockdale passed down for
Cincinnati last night.
The Salt Valley, for Ironton, passed
down this morning at 4 o'clock.
The 0,Neal departed for Pittsburgh at
Z o'clock.
The Express will be the Parkersburg
packet to-day at 10i o'clock.
The Andes will leave at 3P. N. for Gin.
c%innati.
lBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, June l0.-River s feet Q
inches, and rising. Weather cloudy and
rainin g.
vIcKsBuRo, June lO.-Weather cloudy
River fell 4 inches, Up-Robert Mitch.
ell, James HowBrd. Down-City Of AL
ton, Paragon. Arriyed-Natchez and
City OF Helena.
NASHVILLE, June 1O.-River falling,
with SO inches on the shoals. Arrived
Anderson, Cairo.
ST. Louis, June 10-Arrivrd-Whale
and barges, Pittsburgh; All Stevens, Ten.
nessee River; Golden Eagle, Keoknki
Storm and barges, Tronion. Departed
Golden Eagle, Keoknk, Dubuque, 81,
Paul. River risen z inches with "a feet
5 inches above low water. Clear.
EVANSVILLE, June 10.-Weather clear
and cool. River 6 $40 feet and falling,
Down-Eyansyille, Mary Miller, John
W. Cannon, James w. Gaf. Up-Silver
Cloud, ldlewild, Sunbeam, Maggie Smith,
Grey Eagle.
CAIRO, June Observation-Disclosures
New Orleans; Golden Rule, New Orleans
River 25 feet.
CINCINNATI, June 10.-River 10 feet
II inches. Weather cool and showery.
Arrived-Ifudson, Wheeling.
LITTLE Rock, June l0.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River falling.
New ORLEANS, June 10.-Arrived-
R. E. Lee, Vicksburg; Commonwealth
and John Dippold and barges, 81. Louis,
all last night. Departed--John MELON
aid and TOW, last night, Louisville; Dip.
pold and barges, St Louis. Raining all
day.
LOUISVILLE, June 10.-River station
airy, with S feet 10 inches in the canal.
Weather clear and cool. Departed
Sherlock, Cincinnati.