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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-09-15
STATE NEWS.


The Kennebec and Somerset Association of
Congregational ministers meet at Waterville
today and will continue through Tuesday.
The North Kennebec Agricultural Society
will hold its show and fair at Watervlle on
the 30th of Sept. and the LIST and I'd of Octo-
her
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KNOX COUNTY.

There are twin sisters in Vim alhayen who
will be 80 years old if they live until next No
yember.
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Owen, Moore & Co.,,
497 Congress Street.
sep1 diff
SCHOOL BOOTS.

Misses Grain Button Boots, III, G IL
ID, extra quality Sf.i0
Childs' Grain Button Boots, Il ID,
extra quality lilo
leather, LOO
Misses Grain Buif0n Boots, solid
leather, Leo
Chiidren'S and Misses Grain Laced
Boots, .1J 10 80
Misses hid Foxed Laced Boots,
worth Loo, go
Boys English Walking Boots, 4 90 TO 200
Youths English Walking Boots, 30 to 1.IJ
All of our Ladies', Misses and Chill
drem's slippers and Newport Tics mt re-
duced prices.
Full line of Mems Calf and Grain Walk
ing Boots for Fall now in stock. Leather
and Rubber repairing done NJ store.
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RARE BUSINESS CHANCE.

Enquire of j. A. STROUT, Real Estnte
Agent, 93 Exchange street, Centennial
Block, iy22dtf
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Saturday, November 20, 1879,

BEFORE the 'front.' door Of the Hotel at McKinneJ
station, Oer at public auction, 10 the highest bid
der, ~ much Of the real estate Of which H. ~. IL,
died seized ~ will realize the sum OF o. ,0lO, b..
sides Interest aud costs. And 10 making the sales
the property will he offered IA the following order
LIST. The Hill Tract containing about q Acres o.
Land, on the West side Of the T.. - hallway aud
nearly opposite the Railroad Depot
ID. A Tract of about l25 Acres Of Knob Land
known a. the Graves Tract
3D.; A Tract o. aheat ~ Acres Of Land East Of
the Iurnersyiiie Middlehurg Turnpike.
4th. A Tract OF IS Acres Of Knob Land.
9th lot, containing about ~ Acres Of Land,
situate East Of the Middleburg Turnpike.
9Th Lots 2 4, o, 9, Z, 3, and 10, on Lee street,
In the town Of Mckinney Station, each 60 ieet
front aud u 40 feet deep
7th. A Lot Of about Acre, adjoining the toll
house North OF Mckinney station.
SIN. LOT No 2, East Of The Middlcburg Turnplke
and containing hoods o. Land
sth. lot No. ., adjoining the above aud Of the
10Th. IOi No. 4, adjoining the shove aud con
tanning about = Acres.
should these lands not Sell Tor enough 10 pay the
above sum, besides Interest and costa. VIII then
IN like manner sell, subject 10 the lie estate Of
Mrs Nancy iee. the widow, the following descrlb-
ed lands, adjacent to the iown Of Mckinney Sta
tl0n, to-Niti
III. A Traei of sbogi IS Aercs Of Laud, kn0un
a. the liaa.sy hranih Inff
"a. The iisnie Tact, containing alaul n Affu
Of Land.
TERMS Credits Of aud " months. Ia equal
insialnlenis bonds with god securiiy hearing in-
ierca iron day ofsale, having the frco and enfot
Of Judgments and secured BY lien On the land OF
a. n. MCKINNEY.
Nov, ~ ,Ts-m siecial Comr
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- sherman denies 'hai ne ever VOW
any one That "nnt would deliver an ''"'
portant message 10 Tie people when be goi
to Chicago. Newspaper corre'rondenta
fertile brain haiohed the story
There is now IN the Treasury vaults
the largest amount OF SILVER coins ever
accumulated IN this country. The total =
over forty millions OF do'iar,, o' which
SS2,9oO,ooo are standard silver dollars
-- While passing through Illinois Grant
was bombarded by lot OF boys who used
rotten eggs as missiles. They have been
arrested, and the telegram says that AL
will be done with them that The law VII
allow"
Jim Macklin, Who Killed Floyd, in
Pulaski, some time since, was captured in
Indiana last week by Jailer W. > Shep'
perd, and brought 10 the jail IN That coun-
y. The Governor bad offered reward Of
500 for him.
- Gen. Fitrhugh Lee, nephew Of Gen.
X. f. lee, was candidate for the Legis-
lature In Virginia on the Debt-payers'
ticket. lie was defeated. Information
has been received that the keadjnsiers in q
portion Of his Legislative District burned
him N eihey last THURSDAY night.
Hon A. H. stephens thinks the Dem
ocranc majority IN Oongres 'hou'd give
their whole attention during the coming
session 70 needed legislation, ana Jet Tres
laen'-msk'ne hone' ne 'elleVe. the Peo-
p'e OF ,he Nhoie couh''y--Nof'h, So"'h'
East anc Wes'-wani to turn their backs
upon tne pas' ann lock 70 .he Inture.
Inc snip LADY oc'a''', rom nreak-
"s,er ,Or we" io'k. came '"'' eo'ns'on
WIN ,ne steamer '"amp'o"' rom new
io.s TOT Nn",'es'on' ','N'ns '"e steamer
s"''ush'l'' anu s'"N'"s "e' :" "'e "''""'e.'
i"en.y'n'e persons are "Por'eu saved
ana 'hir'y-.~o lost u ne oo'''r'on occur
'eu '.e"'y-n'e "''eT w '"' ''IeS U" 'ne
morning OF .ne Sun
a er''o'e uiHas'e' "ocu''e" N h"nsas
N'"' Inc extensive o,"cNef ana e"nos
ma"",'c'o'y o' Na''e On SONS occupying
,o"s pncs 'hree-S'ory ouiid'"gs' 'nmo'eo
uo""' "nu was eo"p'e'e's consumer oy
nre' =. 'he ume iV' persons mostly
ooys ana glr's' rom ~ 10 ~ years were AZ
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(ard Of Thanks.

STANFORD F. COLLEGE, Nov. 10, 20.
M. Edi,or:-
Permit me through your journal
to thank the "Lincoln County Library As
ISOLATION" for the handsome donation to
the College. As school, We tender our
grateful Acknowledgements, not only for the
hundred and ninety volumes, but for the
deep interest in the Institution that
prompted the gin. The committee APP
pointed to deliver the books executed their
trust we'll. and deserve thanks. We pur-
pose adding TO this Library, and hope that
the friends and pupils Of the school will
assist US, until the College has a complete
collection Of interesting and instructive
books. We again thank the Lincoln Co.
Library Association for 40 generously as
sisting us in supplying a long-felt neces-
sity. Mrs. s. c. TRuEHEARr,
Principal.
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ROCKCAsTLE COTNTr.



Mess. A. p. Picketts and VIM. Taylo
purchased last week from VIM. Southar,
axty-fve acres Of coal land lying nea
Pine Hill, for the sum Of 81 900 cash.
The case Of Sowder vs.. Sowder, &c
appealed from Judgment Of the Rockcas
tie Court Of Common Pleas. was reverse,
in the Court Of Appeals on the sth inst.
The turkey shootings of late, don
give general satisfaction. DR.. Brown an,
Willis Adams, Jr., kill all the turkeys an,
the rest Of the boys come home "cussing'
their pistols.
That active and energetic carpenter
Sam Thompson, is busy with his fellow
workmen this week, building an Office fol
DR.. W. p. Mckee. When finished Il viii
present a neat and pretty appearance.
They were fighting 'all along III,
line" last Saturday. Crab Orchard, Mt
Vernon and Pine Hill furnished their own
little local excitements. Mt. Vernon /.
ahead OF the hounds, however. We have
gone back to primitive customs here.
Never, in the memory Of the oldest
inhabitant has there been seen such de-
lightful weather as this in the middle Of
November Tonight tuesday, sit in
my office with the windows and doors
open, and the atmosphere is agreeable as
il is in June.
Mr.. A. n. Owen, deputy sheriff, Of
this county, captured last week in Bell
county, one James Baker, who is under
indictment in the Kenton Criminal Court,
for the murder of John Patterson in Octo-
Der 1876. Mr.. Owen left here for Coving-
ton, with his prisoner last Tuesday. II is
said there is a reward for Baker.
- Elder j. l.. Allen delivered lecture
last Sunday night at the Christian church,
On the subject, "The Bible view Of Ten.
His remarks were closely list.
med to by large and appreciative audi
,nee. His arguments were we'll made and
'onclusively showed that no christian can
AXE even one drink without committing
in.
There are many accounts Of large
vegetables going through the country
'ress at this season. ROckcastle respect.
ully begs leave to offer the following: J.
I. o. Mccall raised this year, a beet
'hieh weighed lSl pounds; a cabbage, l2
'ounds, and sweet potato, n pounds.
ames Croueher, also raised an ear Of corn
'hich Ia II inches in length, and on which
here were 1873 grains These monsirosi-
les in the vegetable world eau be seen on
at J. L. Joplin's fancy grocery. |
The Mt. Vernon Male and Female
.eademy, J. l.. Whitehead, Principal, and /
!. q. Lowell, Assistant, presents its an.
ouncenent for 1880. Many improve. |
tents have been made In the school, and /
he young man seeking knowledge may
btain Il in this Institution as readily as in
Ne Colleges. The next session will begin
January, 1850. Miss Celia ID. Adams,
as charge Of the Music Department The
announcement is from the press Of J. 4.
Dwell, this place, and is very handsome
! printed.
Last Monday morning about day
ghi, fire was discovered In the building
Sned and occupied a. a residence by WIN.
lewart, In this county. The house was
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-11-14
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER

As per contract; and all who gave orders are ex-
pecied 10 receiye and pay for the same promptly
on that day. We are aware that some people are
very carelsss In these matierr and Oflen By their
ardiness force the delivering ageEt 10 wait on ex-
penses. many days past the time agreed upon.
This, 70 say the least oft, l. all wrong. We IRE
quently hear persons complaining that their young
trees died. For this they are ID 10 their on
tardness In receiving them. Instead Of taking the
trees while fresh and planting according 10 drec-
lions furnished, they allow item 10 stand In the
trenches, exposed 20 heat and cold until they are
yirtarlly dead, aud then abuse the nursery man
for their not living. This Is not only wrong but
mean. We give below list Of those In this see
tl0n of country who ordered trees OF the Cherry
Hill Nurseries this season. and a. they are among
the very best and most reliable citizens, We are
sure that our agents will have no trouble bat will
deliver all their trees promptly on the 18th day OF
November. 50 We urge the people 10 reueInber
the day aud he punetual-nOt only for their own
good, bat ior the sake Of their "prOmiae 10 pay"
several VI our agents engaged In taking orders
through this county, bat only one will DO here 10
iake The delivery, and A. he will have Of her de-
hseries 10 make We hoie the people Of stanford
and vicinity Will h. true 10 their promise and take
out their trees on the 18th Of November.
n0OrEs HHOs. a THOMAS.
Wesichcsier, Pa.
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VOTES Of CURRENT EVENTS.

The county claims Of Pulaski foot up
se,4o7 OF. Tho Judge and Attorney each
get $500 salary.
- Mrs. senator David Davis, Of I'M.
nOis, died on the 10Th, at her Old home in
stOokbridge, Mass.
Governor Bishop has brought suit
against the Cincinnati Gazette for 10000
on account Of an alleged libel.
- Eight deaths from yellow fever 90.
CURED Al Msnpbis during last week, the
majority Of whom were lingering csssA
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FISH BROS.
FARM WAGONS 4!
-wIrH-
HOLMES THlmBLE,
Self Oiling SkeinS.

These Wagons arc nOr offered
10 me farmers IF Central Kentucky, ,ciH
a number Of Very Important and
Recent improvements male ia
the last sir months. The most important d
'chich is tie Holmes Self-Oiling
Thimble Skein, avoiding the great
Inconvenience Of remOring ne ,chscls 10
OIL them.
Holmes Skein and Boring docs a'coy
,cih all side draft, the great objection in
all other Skeins. as ne Slein is perfect.
ly straigh.
These Wagons, nth This late Improve.
meat, ,ciH run from 400 to 600 lbs.
Lighter than any ,cagon not prOvided
,0ih them, ia proportion 70 he sise aud
load.
Fish Bros. d; Co. hare he erciusirc
right 10 use them in he United Soies.
The Boring Is 80 constructed that Il
is impossible for them 10 loosen or turn IN
The food.
They take ia Oae-third more GOOD IN
The SkeiR than The Old style.
The shoulder 10 them is a perJecf,6fiinq
sand band. n can not lose aug oil at Tie
point.
The Aries are one size larger than the
corresponding sizes Of 'edgOas not using
The HOLMES Skein.
The WEEDS are boiled in oil before
painting; hence he tires hare not iOoseaed
in a single instance ritkin oar Laoiol.
edge, haring sold 600 Of them in The last
sir years.
These UagOns ViH be for sale in all
sizes, as 'ceH as Iron Arles. BY d. S.
Mazlceil, at Aim Springs, ,rhO rM
hare wagons on exhibition on public and
Court days at Danville, HaTTOdsburg
and Stanford, and BY us at Lebanon.
Every Wagon is guaranteed in wyit.
ing by us.
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NEW DEPARTURE
IN tue
ORGAN TRADE
-HN-
MESS. D. \. BALDWIN & Co.

llealiSins ihe hct that there are hundreds Of
parents Who woud he glad 10 give their childrrn
a musical education, could they aaord to puichase
ior them good instrument az a REASONABLE price,
We have decided to seli hve handrcd ane Cabinet
Organs on the following terms We will put tho
price OF the organs down TO ga. aud purehasrs
eau lay SO oash and the rclaalnslss we uin ID
Vide ~ into small monthly pay ieuts OF "a eash.
which gives the purchaser one year aud Ala months
10 pay the remainder. Piea.o think what a saw
Ing Of thiriecn cenis per day VIII DO kr your chl-
dren. The aiovo organs are made In hrsi-ela.s
siyle aud Of hrsi-cass material. The ,ases are at
solid black walnut They have Two fall seis Of
rcsda aud seven stops, three Of which ran an The
way through. making them equal 10 ten-siop o.
gans Of other make. The keys are OF pure ivory.
A guarantee Of dse years goss with each organ.
Persons ouisde Of the city who hnd u iuconycnent
10 call Al warerooni.. can have circular eon-
tainins cuts and nall desc ripiion rent then on ap
plicaion. Persons dosilng Planes can obtain then,
nom US al prices and on terms equally as gooi a.
on organs.
q " the puiehase money GA organs and a. on
pianos saved BY saying you saw ihi. onsr In the
iSrKaioH JouESAL,
ID. ~. Baldwin ~ 10.
NJ fonrth Avenue,
'''-'f LOUISVILLE, NY
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REPAIRING.

We will do alI kinds OF repair.
lag in our line with neainess
as'd dispatch. An experience Of
more than a quarter eta eenlu-
~ Ia oar business enables us 90
promise our eu-iomers the best
work. We have noi only ''eome
10 siay, !" hat are here and ean'I
gee away. Give "a "a call.
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JoHS q. New, who was cabinet
officer during Grants administration,
says that during a recent interview
with Grant the General told him that
he did not wans, neither would he
accept a nomination for third term. {"
This statement bears on iis face the
Odor Of its falsity.
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Jos. BLACKBURN considers Tilden's
goose cooked by the New York elec.
ton, and is now for clarkson N. Pot.
ter and Daniel VOORHEES,.
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By the votes Of the white Radicals,
far lower than the negrOs, and the
votes Of the negroes themselves, poor
old Virginia, with not a great deal
ieft but her honor, was robbed of
that on the 4th of November. The
Regulators called, to hide their ras-
cality, Readjusters) have a majority
in the Legislature, while the Republi-
cans claim that they hold the balance
Of power. Ruined by the pillage of
war, her honor snatched from her in
peace, the prospects of the old Do
minion are poor indeed, and her good
name with her debt repudiated, will
become a reproach and a bywOrd for
dishonesty.
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The Governor Of Kentucky has
also named the 9th as a day OF
thanksgiving and prayer.
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TnR New York Swn says that the
elections Of this year pretty clearly
foreshadow the political changes in
the Senate ofthe next Congress. The
Senate consists Of seventy-six mem
bers. In the present Senate there are
forty-three Democrats, including Da-
vid Davis, and thirty.three Republi-
cans. The former have a majority Of
ten. The terms Of twenty-five Sena-
tors expire on the 9TH Of Marcl, 1881.
OF these, fourteen are Democrats and
eleven are Republicans. Eight Of
the Democrats are from the South
and six from the North. The success.
sor Of the eight Southern Senators
will probably he Democrats, though
there is a bare possibility Of a change
in one or two instances. The recent
elections show that the six Northern
Senators will have to give way
to Republicans, excepting perhaps
Mr.. Mcdonald, Of Indiana. Among
the eleven Republicans whose terms
expire with this Congress is Mr.
Bruce. the colored Senator from
Mississippi. He is sure to he sue
ceeded by Democrat, while the
seats of the other ten are certain to be
filled by Republicans. Taking the
foregoing facts for the basis Of our
calculation, the next Senate will be
composed Of thirty.eight Democrats,
counting Judge Davis as Democrat,
and thirty eight Republicans tie.
If Mr.. Mcdonald should be succeed
ed by Democrat, and there should
be no slip in the South, then the Sen
ate would stand thus; thirty -nine
Dem ocrats and tbirty.seyen Republi-
cans.
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The case Of Tom Buford on an ap.
peal for a new trial was argued before
the special Supreme Court and sub
mittsd on Wednesday. A decision
has not yet been rendered.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
LAND & TOWN LOTS
Al
Mckinney Station.

BY virtue OF a Judgment Of the LncOln Circuit
Court, rendered al ifs October Terra, 1873, 10 the
ease Of X. II. LEES ADMR, Pialniin, ". a. n.
LIES Hrs. ciis., Defendants, will, on
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-11-14

The Governor OF Michigan has de-
cided to call an extra session of the
Legislature to elect successor to old
lack. A stalwart named Baldwin
stands the best chance for election.
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COL T. ID. MARcUM's Catletisburg
Democrat has made its appearance,
and starts out with big boom. Six
hundred subscribers for a beginning
is pretty good, and we hope the Colo.
mel will soon rejoice that he was de-
feated for the nomination as Register
of the Land Office. By-the-way,
Colonel, didn't Secretary Evarts have
a hand in that salutatorys 1t bears
his ear-mark--one period to half
column.
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SEw ADyERrIsEMESTs.
INSTANT COUGH RELIEF,

Ask your druggist for Il. An unialling remedy
for Coughs, Colds and HOarseness aud ali Lung
Troubles For sale by
@. J. ROSENHAM Il CO.,
Cor tth Jefferson Sta, Louisyille, Ky. al whole
Louisville. Price, 2j cents. a0i -Gm
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WITH the result in New York in
contemplation, things look a little
squally for Tilden, but we have not
lost all our confidence in him yet.
With the Kelly faction laid out, he
can easily carry New York, and, on
the fraud issue, ought tie be reelected
even by greater majority than be.
fore.
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BEN DEERISo has given up his
church in Colorado and returned to
Maysville. whero he proposes to e.
iablish a daily. Ben's love for the
newspaper business greatly over.
weighs his love for the cause of Christ.
Saving souls is to dull a business for a
man who knows that he wasn't called
to preach
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GROCERIES. ETC.
y. TX.
WARREN & SON,

WARREN < sun,
II. d. STORE.
baS-Are still holding forth at the old
stand. and as usual keep a good sup
ply Of articles in their line.
srRemember that we keep every
thing in Staple and Fancy Groceries
Sugars, cOtfees, MOlasses, Coal Oil.
Tea. Rice, &C.; and in Fancy GrOee-
ries. Canned Goods Of every dsscrip-
ton, Cheese. Crackers, Spices, Sage,
Maccaroni. Raisins, Nuts, Candies.
Extracts. &c.
p%We laid in just before the late
rise, a good supply Of Coal HOds,
Kitchen Sets, shOvels. TOngs, and
SIGH"
S@-We will aim. at all times, du.
ring the coming Winter. to be able to
furnish all who may apply with Ba-
con, Lard, Potatoes, Butter. Eggs.
&c. We ask parties having any Of
the last-named articles to sell to call
on US before disposing of same else
where; and we will promise to pay
the highest market price therefor in
goods.
DsS-We also keep complete stock
Of Glass and Queensware. Lamps,
&c.
S%rWe expect, as soon as the sea.
son arrives, to lay in big stock Of
Candies, Nuts, and other articles suit.
able to Christmas trade.
pS-DOn't forget us when you want
Hardware, Queenswars, Glassware. 4
HOllOwwsre, Groceries. COnfsctiOnsr. a
ss, Notions, Cigars. TObaeeOs. Shot.
Powder, Caps, Wads. &c. .
j. II. WARREN & son, :,
20 STORE q
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The latest from New York is to the
effect that all Of the Republican State
ticket is elected with the exception of
Engineer and Surveyor Horatio
Seymour, Jr., a Democrat getting
that by at least ten thousand MAORI.
iy. John Kelly's vote is now said to
be $4,000 in the State. Surely the
country IS going TO the devil.
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TO THE PATRONS
-OF-
Cherry Hill Nurseries |!

We take this Opportunity OF reminding the peo-
pie Of stanford and surrounding country that the
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j. X. WARREN a. son,
20 STORE
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-14
The River.

There has been rise Of nearly 9 inches
in the river at St. Paul.
Fred Weyerh@qser talegraphs from the
north:-"Big water on the Chippewa.
Good prospects of plenty of logs."
The Quincy Nea0s says that on Thurs
day night at about midnight, as the Dia-
mond 10 steamer Josie was passing
through the draw bridge, with four barges,
the second mate, in attempting to cross
from one barge to another, fell between
the two barges and was swept away by the
rapid current, and drowned before aid
could be given him. His cries were heard,
but. being swept under the barges, it is
probable that he did not reach the surface
after he went down.
The Dubuque Herald says it Is reported
that Diamond 10 Reynolds has purchased
four new steamboats, at Cincinnati which
he intends to put on the upper Mississippi,
and which will enable him to run daily
line between st. Louis and st. Paul. He
has also purchased the koontz line wharf
boat at St. Louis, which will be made the
headquarters of the line in that city. 1t
appears from this that Diamond 10 means
business. The entire line is to be kept up
in first class style.
The Josie goes down tomorrow.
The river commenced raising at this
point last night.