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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-03-02
GIVES
Health, Strength,
AND APPETITE.

Ny daughter has received great
benefit from the use of YEGETISE.
Her declining health was a source
of great anxiety to all her friends.
A few bottles OF VEGETIEE restored
her heath, strength, and appetite.
N. II. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real EsSate Agent,
No. 49 Sears Building,
Boston, Mass.
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turn, So o;

Trains leave Donaldsonville at 1:30 p. NJ.
g. E. PAYNE, Supt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
WASHINGTON WAITS.
DENNIS KeARNEY AND THE WIDOW
BUTLER.
Speaker RandalI---Treasury Guides---A
Lively Fight with Treasurer Gilfllan-
Postmaster General Keys
RadicaIism.
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
4 Lively Fight with u. 5. Treas
urer Giifillan.
WASHINGTON, November -.

WASHINGTON, November -
Special 10 he Register.
There is Il pretty fight going on be
tween the Commissioners of the District
of Columbia and United States Treas
urcr Giltllan, with fair prospect of
becoming hotter before it coolS off. In
September the Treasurer advanced TO
the Commissioners something over half
4 million OF dollars on account, under
the act passed at the last session.
The Commissioners exhausted all
the money, and applied to the
Treasurer for another like advance. This
the Treasurer refused until the Com
miSsioners should conform To the act by
showing what they had done with the
money already received. This they
have not done, and an acrimonious cor
respondencc is passing As Il consequence.
The Treasurer has the law on his side,
and will not yield. The Commissioners
have on their side the precedent OF ire
sponsible squandering of the District
funds, and they show no sign of yield
ing unless the matter shall speedily be
settled. There will be no money TO pay
the school teachers, laborers and all the
people dependent upon the District
government for their livelihood. For
them the outlook is dark.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
POSTMASTER Gen. KEY.
How he Is Getting Strengthened
to Il "StraiSht-Out"- Bounc-
ing Democratic Employees.
peclal Dispatch TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, November y.


WAsHISGToN, November y.
Postmaster General Key, is fast get
ting himself into line with the straight
out members of the administration par
". He has only recently begun to man
ifest his new form oi faith by bouncing
employees Of his department for Opin-
ions sake. Yesterday he sent for Tom.
Kcightlev, oi Indiana. to come into his
august presence. kcightly was assist
ant doorkeeper under Patterson. He has
seen tterdays when he contributed his
money by the thousands To- the Demo
cratic party in Indiana. Losing his
place in the House, his friends obtained
Tor him employment in the Post Office
Department, which his necessities made
him glad to accept. Ia had always been
a Democrat and went into the depart
ment a. such For month he has been
on leave nj his home in Indiana, and
there he worked ior the success "t the
Democratic cause For this hey sulu-
moned him to his office and asked Tor
his resignation. The resignation was
rendered and the Democrat handed out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
RESUMPTION
Rules Adopted by the New York
Clearing House.

NEW YORK. November L. The Clear
ing House to-day decided upon the fol-
lowing plan OF action. alter January LIST,
1879:
First, to decline receiving gold coin as
special deposits, but accept and treat
them only Ms lawful money.
Second, to abolish special exchanges
Of gold checks at the Clearing House.
Third, 10 ray and receive balances
between banks ri the Clearing House
either in gold or United States legal
tenders.
Fourth, receive silver dollars UPON
deposit only under special contract 10
withdraw the same in kind.
Fifth, prohibit the payment oi bal
anccS 1T the Clearing House in SilYcrrer-
titiratrs or in silver dollars cxccptinGa aS
subsidiary coin III small sums, say under
ten dollars.
Sixth, discontinu" gold special az
counts hy notice Ia dealers, on the first OF
January next to terminal" them.
NEw YoRE, November 19-The Clear
ing House Association had 4 private
session to-day toconSidcr the report Of the
committee which recently had con-
ference with Secretary Sherman. res
nlution will he introduced calling upon
the different New York banks TO aid the
Secretary in removing the present pre-
MUM on gold so that the resumption
oi specie payment may be settled TACT
before time fixed by law. -.
Fifty banks were represented at the
meeting, which lasted an hour and a
half. Assistant I. S. Treasurer Hill
house sent letter submitting proposi-
tions to the effect that hereafter all
drafts drawn on any bank represented
in the Clearing House Association Of
New York, received by the Assistant
Treasurer Of that city, may be- pre-
sented To such bank At the Clearing
House ior paymrnt: that hereafter drafts
drawn on the Assistant Treasurer at
New York NAV be adjusted by him at
the Clearing House, and that the balance
due from the United States may he
paid at his office in United States notes
or Clearing House certificates, and that
after the lst OF January next the pay
ment Of checks presented 10 the Assist
ant Treasurer by any bank connected
with the Clearing House may be made
10y him in United States notes.
4 resolution was passed declaring that
in order to facilitate the payment OF
drafts and checks between the Treasurer
the United States and associated banks
the manager Of the New York Clearing
House is authorized TO make such ar
ranyements with the Assistant Treas
urcr az will accomplish that purpose
through the medium OF the Clearing
House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November l2-Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat, western lower
but active; No. Pennsylvania red o.;
No. western winter red spot and seller
November 03t; seller December 04s; ;
seller January O6. Corn, western
quiet and easier; western mixed spot
47tc; seller November 47c; seller De
cember +5!c; seller January 46(Gi6tc;
steamer Ale. Oats quiet and steady;
PENNSYLVANIA 27(G2ac. western white 2S
6.2ec; do. mixed 26ld27c. Rye quiet
and nominal. Hay dun and unchanged.
Provisions quiet; jobbing trade only
prices unchanged. Butter. choice steady
and firm; western roll and packed, lea.
lSc. Petroleum dull and nominal:
crude tic; refined SSGar. Coffee quiet
and nominally steady; Rio cargoes l2kG
l6c Whisky dull at II,
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, November l2.-Flour,
dull; supcrtne 25ta3 90; extras 3 90
as 80; Minnesota iamily 25td4 as:
high grades 5OCG1 IS. Rye Flour at
5 OOtd.3 l2A. Wheat inactive; No. nd
lO3i; amber 05ta.l OF; white l 064d'
! o.; No. , Chicago 9+c. Corn dull;
yellow 80; mixed +6l6+6! old 44@+ic.
new. Oats demand active; white west
ern 26(G30c; mixed western 95td &c.
Rye, dull; western 5+(d56c. Provi
sions depressed. Mess Pork at 00@
9 3. Beef India mess l9c Hams,
smoked GA green Hdjlc. Lard cas-
ier; prime steam 6ic. Butter, duh,
New York and Bradford county, Pa,
extra 2l@23c; Western Reserve 2OtG pc.
Eggs easier; western pa 26c. Cheese,
duh and depressed; western 7@ac.
Petroleum dull; refined &c; crude ..c.
Whisky nominally unchanged.
Milwaukee.
MuwAlKEE November l2.--Flour,
dull and steady. Wheat weak, opening
at decline of ic, and closed steady;
No. Milwaukee hard OIL; No. / Mil
waukee Soc; No. . o0lc; seller Noyem-
bcr sole; seller December sl,c; seller
January S2!c; No. ; 69ic; No. / 62c:
rejected S5c. Corn, lower; No. Sic.
Oats, tirmer; NO . l9!c. Rye, quiet; No.
! 43c. Barley more active; No. . spring
cash Scr seller December S3!c. Pro-
visions, quiet hut frmer. Pork. OLD
s 81: new : - Lard. Prime steam
5 30.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
Horse and Mule Market.

CtSCISSATI. November 1.-the ar
rivals oi stock during the past week,
have exceeded the demand, with moder-
ate rales as tonumbers, leaving a surplus
"i the market: but ifbuyers arrive that
are expected. it will require further ar
rivals Of stock TO meet the demand. For
the present week, the prices realized per
head. on sales, were about the same as
stated in our last report, and from the
present outlook there will not be any
material change during the present week.
Heavy draft horses and mares. sound
and good workers, single and double, :
to years old, sell at from Sll5 to 200
per head; gentlenen's drivers, nice
style Young drivers, good stcpPers, sell
q. from l25 10 $50 per head: strrctcrs,
sound and gOoi workers, single and
double. ! 10 : wears old, sell at from
81 to 10 per head; smooth young horses
or mares. sound ami good workers. sim
Gle and double, good shippers sell at
from 60 II To 20 per head. Mules The
demand ior mules has been tair. with
the supply about equal TO m" demand,
and very few lett over on the market.
Sales were made ut fair prices for large,
heavy draft mules, sound and broke al
from 225 to 2S per pair; lo-hand
mules, sound Young. -"li ri from - n
100 per head: l4!-hand mules. sound, n
from 65 10 so per head, and smaller
mules at from - 10 20, according n size
age, condition, &c. CO..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
WITHDRAWAL OF SMALL
BILLS.
Statement from Sherman.

WA>uINGTox, November T. >ocrrta:.
ry sherman. referring to the rumors "i
the withdrawal OF the one AMI Nv" I"I-
lar United States notes, says: fulIE
yearaco a story was started and caused
an unnatural demand for small bills.
The statement was unfounded, other
than that. having one years supply "i
ones and twos on hand, the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing stopped PRINT
ing them till that supply could be re-
duced. No order wasgiven the Treasurer
IN limit the issue OF ones and twos'
They were issued TO everybody who de-
manded them. No order has ever been
made for their withdrawal. They are
issued, like other money. whenever
they are required, and any holder OF a
demand against the United States Is or
dinarily paid in the denomination oi
money desired. After the first OF Jan
nary no bills Of less denomination than
Ave dollars can be issued by the Ma,
tional banks, and no doubt If the one and
two dollar Z. 8. notes were Withdrawn
il would mako place for more silver
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
TREASURY GUIDES.
Speaker Randall Expected on
Thursday.

Special 10 the Register.
WAsHISGroN, ID. c., Nov. II.
Hereafter no guides will be permitted
10 accompany visitors through the
Treasury Department. A lew needy,
unemployed men, most OF whom had
formerly been in the Treasury, have
been in the habit Of picking up what
thev could iro'n strangers
who wished to be shown
through the Treasury building. They
made no charge, taking whatever the
visitor saw fit to give. Nobody was
obliged to employ them, and they were
very often Of real service to the people
who did not desire to roam about the
building, picking up what information
could be had from Treasury man here
and there. Sherman says there shall
be no more Of this, from date.
Speaker Randall and family are eX-
pccted h9re on Thursday, for the Win
ter. They will occupy their houS" on
c street, ~ heretofore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
KEA .NEY AND THE WIDOW
BUTLER.
i Curious Story of Il Curious
Contract.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
WASHINGTON, November -.
curious story about Dennis kcar-
nrv and tue Widow Butler is told by 4
Massachusetts, man. He says that But
Ter agreed to pay Kearney ten thousand
dollars and expenses 10 come East and
go into his canvass. in tn" hope oI draw
ing to his support the whole working
man element q. Massachusetts.
Tn. money was 10 he paid
ope-hali before the election
and one-half after. The first hall was to
he paid in installmrnts al one thousand
dollars each and tn" expense money, ~
kearnrv might have need OF II. soon
after krarneY took the stump in Massa-
chusetts the press began to d"nouncc
him and Butler saw that the sand lot
orators championship Of his causc was
a heavier load than he could carry.
There Was no agreement. Therefore II
was easily broken. kearney then went
quietly 10 WORK to do all h" could L"
damage Butler \ niepatch rom san
Francisco represent, kearney : man
Friday, Brown, AZ saving that IN the
batter part oi the canvass kcarney made
violent speeches for the express purpose
ri damaging Butler. This assertion
seems 10 give some color 10 IN" story "I
the Massachusetts, man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
Pork Packing at the West.

The winter packing season has not
progressed sufficiently to offer compar-
tive figures OF much interest. II may
be observed, however, that the flrst
week in the new season Wltnesee, a
large Increase in the receipts and pack
ing oi hogs at leading points, compared
with wear AGO. At Cincinnati the re-
rcipts Tor the past week have been A.
"a. against Il ,3l7 last year; at Chicago
about l65, 900. against S2,773l last year.
The total packing at the six leading cit
les ior the week is approximately 223.-
600. against IL, ,0)0 last year. and $1,000
in 1876. With the increasing supply of
hogs. there has also been tendency Ia
lower prices of both hogs and the hog
product. and an increasing disposition
to operate for future by both packers
and buyers.-C Cincinnati Price Current.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13

STATE BONDS quiet.
The stock market to-day exhibited
much animation and buoyancy, espec-
iallv during the afternoon, when the
dealings were large and attended with
much excitement. At the opening there
was fractional decline in prices which
soon recovered, and the entire list be-
came strong on the vigorous buying
movement under which an advance OF
10 .; per cent. was established. Coal
stock, were favorably influenced by re
ports that the Combination would
be continued into 1879, and
trunk line shares advanced on the de-
NAL OF the rumOrs current Yesterday
concerning railroad troubles. North
western shares improved in consequence
Of the continued increase in traffic Of the
road over last year. Rock Island sold
up to ll7i, the highest point reached tor
long time, on the statement OF the
company that the earnings Tor the first
six months OF the fiscal year increased
$4,000 over the same time the previous
year. The closing prices We're up to
about the best of the day. The trans
actions aggregated 10000 shares, OF
which $500 were Erie. 81 900 Lake
Shore, 1000 Wabash, 5000 Northwest
crn common and 1000 preferred, 1000
Rock Island, $500 -. Paul common and
4. 700 preferred $500 New Jersey Cen
tral. 300 Norris and Essex, 2,lOO
Union Pacific. 400 Hannibal and st.
Joe. Il 900 Western Union, 1000 ChiCa-
60, Burlington and Quincy, and 5000
st. Louis, Kansas city and Northern pre-
frrred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
WOOL.
philajeiDhiH

PHILADELrHIA, November l2.-Wool
quiet but steady; Ohio. Pennsvlvania,
West Virginia NN and above &5ta
Sic: extra 34lC1 25c; medium $685. &c;
coarse 30632c: New York. Michigan.
Indiana and wessern fine 3lta,%ic; me-
dium 35G 36C; coarse G0tG3lc; combing
washed 35G l2c; unwashed 26td 2sc
Canada combing 36MS9c; fine unHashed
2NH &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
.,1, CREAM OF THE NEWS.
-, ,.om Our Dispatches.

RI olleyed violations of election laws
Inc Son5b s% were the svbject OF Cabinet
u llalnosideration yesterday.
'O, S1.rmon denies that he ever contem-
,,nI S"SI Withdrawing the one and two
PDiST Pl1isy United States notes from circula-
''',' -a,iprocal trade convention, for the
\ Fry't 7, IF extending trade with foreign
p,;pos. pHt;pT: convencdin in Chicago, yesterday,
", 'nJ vas largely attended.
W. Governor Robinson, OF New York,
bs will bounce every lammany
SES S&rioI al whom he has power TO remove.
'', The Gar SAYS he will stand by the
,,ssIy oi Berlin,
1-,. New York Clearing House ASSo-
.,,;ar -; had . meeting Yesterday, and
,',,,L ,,'I"rtrL rules to aid the resumption OF
>ne.ie payments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Gold Closed at l00!-- Governments Strong
Flour in Moderate Demand
Wheat Heayy--HOgs Steady
and in Fair Demand.
FINANCE.

NEw YORK. November l2.-MoNEY-
Easy at 3Ca.i per cent, closing at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 44(a,6 pc
cent. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$4,000. Customs receipts S364, 900.
Clcarings SIO,OOO,OOO. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills steady ut 4Sl; sight ex-
change on New York 4S6. Produce eX-
ports ior the week 81, G92, 900.
GOLD steady at 1909. Carrying rates
Has per cent. Borrowing rates fiat.
SILVER here silver bars llOi green
backs. and l1O gold; subsidiary silver
coin itd.l per cent. discount.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YoRE, November l2.-Cotton
goods quiet and fairly steady in agents
hands. Prints moving slowly and
ginghams quiet. Dress goods in mod
crate demand, but selections generally
light. Agents are receiving fair orders
for spring cassimeres, worsted coatings,
cheviots and blue fannels, but heavy
woollens are sluggish Foreign goods in
moderate request.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
Wheeling Stock Yards

NHlELING, November H..
Live stock rrcciyed at the Wheeling
Stock Yards during the last week:
Cattle Arrivals, 20 head Selling:
cows and bulls, at Iim3c; medium
steers and heifers 2l(a 3,c choice cattle
3l63 Sc; most Of the sales were from 10,
&c.
Hogs-Arrivals. 80 head. Selling;
common and light 2lS ?.c; packing Il
IA g; lard and butcher hogs retail at from
%@3ic.
Sheep-Selline 81 ia Ic. ..
lsmbs-S.lliBg at IH .r
Calves Selling at - DoaI0 % per
head
Frr-h Cows Selling from soj Opd
N o. per head.
WH. BAITn, Scr,tnry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
English Grain Market.

IoNDoS. November l2.-Thc Mark
Lane E.rprt<.. in a review of the British
corn trade this week, says: NotWlth-
standing the very cold weather, rain
and some fall Of snow and sleet. fair
progress has been made in wheat SOW
ing, except on some heavy lands in the
midland counties, where the abundant
moisture ha. been productive OF some
DELAY. Thi- j. also the ease in
Scotland. where IN" farmers energies
have tee chiefly directed n stuhhle
blowing and the preparation OF potato
land for winter sowing The bulk Of
potatoes having io' tunately been secured
b lore the weather broke; ~ a rule,
however. agricultural operations are
fairly advanced ior the time Of the year
throughout the country. There has been
little alteration in the quality OF English
wheat. The marketed supplies at Mark
Lane and provincial exchanges continue
in limited salt., ~ IN" weather has been
unfavOrablc for threShing, and the
farmers are much engaged in the fields.
The high price OF money, and the dis
trust occasioned by recent failures. have
been against speculation, but some de
rnand OF speculative character should
be cxrerienCcd shortly. rs the present
time seems favorable for transactions,
having a regard 10 the upward tendency
OF values and the probability OF q severe
winter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
Not Guilty, But Must Return the Sheep.

FROM tht Los AHseLOa N'el'l ii''"i't
Apropos Of the verdict in the Thistle
ton case, at Los Ange' os, which cleared
the defendant Of libel, while tho jury
signed paper declaring the prosecutor
pure and Tree from the charge in the
libel. We are reminded of trial that
took place in Justice Wilson's Court at
San Diego. A man accused OF stealing
sheep was on trial. After the evidence
was all in the jury retired, and, as IN
the ThistlctOn case, stood eleven
for acquittal and one for guilty.
Finally the twelfth man agreed TO
ioin the others, provided they would
sign a verdict as follows: 1--WE, the
iurv, find thu defendant not guilty, bnt
request that he return the sheep Per
tincnt Ia the reason assigned by the
ThiStlcton Jury, that they did not
wish To pnt the county 10 further eX-
pense." We have another verdict by n
San Diago Jury in case tried before
the same Justice. 4 negro woman had
sued a man for assault with stone.
The-acCused was put upon the stand
and admitted that he had thrown the
stone. Notwithstanding, the jury
brought in verdict Of not guilty, In
conversation afterward, the members OF
the iurv defended this curious verdict,
on the ground that taxes were already
too high and they did not wish to put
the county to additional expense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13

THE days OF Cotton Mather are re-
vived. Yesterday q man was brought
before the Tombs Police Court, charged
with assaulting a woman who, he con.
tended, was a witch and had cast spell
overhim. 1t is somewhat singular, but
nevertheless a fact, that there are many
people in this city who still believe in
witchcratt.-N. Y, Erprsss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
War on Tammany.

New YoRE. November IA dispatch
from Albany SAYS that GOV. Robinson
will follow up the defeat at the polls in
this CITY on Tue ,day last, by positive ac-
ton against every TammHly official
whom he has legal power to remove,
. and that Comptroller Kelly. the sheriff
and the County Clerk must 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
Baltimore.
h ALTIHoRE, Nov. IL. lS.s.
PRICES or BEEF CATTLE At TEE M,GXrr
nEMARKs on gEEF CNrrLE.

The arrivals OF cattle during the week
amounted 10 4,70S head, against $3.50
head last week, and 200 head the cor
responding week Of last year, and the
sales during the week amounted to &,245
head, asaiuet 2,7l9 head last week and
2,l57 head the corresponding week last
wear. and were A. follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
Lucky Nupphars

nv SL| ORLEANS, November l2.-1n the
IUnIAly drawing OF the Louisiana State
d,"1 duerE, No. 75,475 drew $4,000; So, 907
G. FS ", 1900; No. 1880, drew s, 200; No,
"'01 and 60,8I3, drew $500 each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
1EIING. W VA. MORNING, NOVEMBER 13 1878
The Secretary thinks, however, that the

The Secretary thinks, however, that the
public at large ought to have option to
take gold, silver or paper of any de-
nomination coined or printed. This is
the best way to secure the largest circu-
lation. Ii the chief end OF lie was 10
secure the circulation oil silver money,
it might be forced into circulation By
withdrawing the ones and twos, but the
Secretary does not see why the people
should be denied the use OF such notes
if they want them. Nor why silver
money should be made unpopular by
being forced into circulation TO the ex-
clusion Of more convenient money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13
Cabinet Meeting.

WASnISGToS, November l2.-At the
Cabinet meeting to-day. several impor-
tant subjects to be included in the Pres
ident's message were discussed, and an
interchange OF opinion took place con-
cerning the violations of election laws,
especially in Louisiana, during the re-
cent elections, the United States Attor-
ncy ior that State having furnished a
LIST OF cases. showing personal violence,
intimidation, etc. The sentiment OF the
Cabinet was that all such violations
should be inquired into, with view 10
the punishment OF offenders.
The Secretary OF State presented telc-
grams from from Minister Welsh, con-
tanning the main points OF Lord Sails
bury's reply to the dispatches OF Secre-
tary Evarts on the Canadian fishery
question. but which the Secretary de-
Clines at present to make public.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-13

,4'HiNrruN, Noycmher l@, \. NJ
.'' lrnn">Ser and the Ohio Valley,
war war or partly cloudy weather, with
'@EIn Nouthwc~terlv. vecring to colder
'@Cr'hweetcrly winds. and falling, fol
'1uc,cr
r.i roy tn" Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
s,S5'I"r, with occasional rains or snow,
-. ,., warm wcstorliy, veering TO colder
i'',.m"cStcrIy winds. followed by rising
,a., ,,%a,.o,heter, preceded in the Eastern de
F""hent by falling brrometcr.