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ny NiFthe Il the nutholly ve-te, in me
bE tnt Constitution anfi laws OF tae Sfate
ii Louirlaua. l VIII sell at the ,,rtu-ii,d
'front.' door ol Tue 'I"ari .tuust, III when
the GINii Dlstret Coutt at said i'arlsil is
he.<t, vi hiu The iegal hours Tor i,,dici.I
sales. be5.hnl !. al II . clock A. NJ. o,
~. tt.Da1 The 18TH. ,iay 81 FE thu,i,Y
A -. t5si' aii'i continuing oJi Monday ana
cdfA succeeding uaA until sud sales a.e
e"i.' titte'i, ''ii uiu.abie property on w!iich
taxes are now uGt IL the sta,.. vi ,u.,isl,na
anu t'tt'>h @! Lata'lrcLe, 10 cltorct co.i,.c
tto.i oi taxes assuesca Oh ihoy t.l,4 :rt.uertv
III tue year ioSy. tu..tthtr with interest
thereon lrom DE 3tsi cay OF December
1@td. Until itid ala al costs. iAe uatuts
uI stid s.eii,l4'ent TAX payers, the -mount
VI ,he 'aAtS u'lc hS each Un tiIe as>essHieut
oi hsuyablt properly and the piooerfv :.
Re Oil IrIeu iur safe are AS foiIoU, f..,t,.
Naiiies' Amt. due Des. of Prop.
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CyLTURE.--Par suite da mau
yais temps, les t!avaux agricoles
sont grans.emeht Ell .etatd. Ce
nen,,ant, d'apre,, les rapport qni
nous sont .parvenus lie dlfferenss
polnis IL la paroIsse, ie plant dc
,.anu.s est encore dans d'asseZ bon
mes conditions. Ii re taut plus
que du beau temps, pour que les
nIau,pirs se met,ent IA l'Hnure.
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CONCERT. - U%e snir,'e des pins
arlisiiqats u dea piA@ attiayan
trs a etc dolilare j.'a,ii Snll. da!ss
h sale st. Josept. par j /. AZ
ltii. Paclnl Il 'st'hueisl.r. .ss,iS, e.,
Gu pfoiesst ur 4. Ci.ol connie ac
cDmlaemienr.
Considerant, i'Gtat des cllemin,,
l'andience clalt assez nonab.el!St
ct composte p.lncipalpnent de
persons qul saNtnt applecier la
Oonne mns;que.
L'0uverturr de cc concert y pt.
lieu par nm trio pom plane. flute
ct yioloncelle arti>teuient eNtcul6 q
par Nm. Aul,ert. pacinl ct
schneltier. La Norma, lan'aisie
pour violonccl,e, arsan.ee par Mr..
Allert, a ere exacn,te dane ma
Mere arti>tiqne. Ii V await de Ia
Vie. lie Ia vis:l"ite TT de la euavitG
Dans qnelques ems de ses pas
saees Oh croyait entendre la nrise
catressant les teuiIla.es.
IL Pastore Sri~<eto. faintalsia
pour Hulea prouve que MIR. ScInei
derconnait et'manle son instrument
aVec une rare ct >urplenante per
lection. Mr.. paclni, CLOS Ia pre-
mlere partie de ce concert a,ec
La tile deW Air, fantai>ie pour
piano. Lr style de Get artiste es,
! ofie ct vigouIenx ct sou doigte
EST on'laht ct surplenant. C'e>t
thhn un pianiste CONNIE jamais
on enteniu ct CONNIE jamais
vile.
La seconde partie dn programme
scommente part trio pour piano.
note ct viooocelle. ChaQue lus,ru
meme etant parfaitemeht d'accor,i
~ andante ct finale, composition
70 weber a etc rendn de main de
naitre. Mr.. Pacini don't nous
svons fait mention Plus haut exc
ea.a avec un rare talent, la fantai
ne; venesta ct Napoi ct 1h<
Daoe Of Splphs.
R Carndrol de VemSse,
!endu par Mr.. Schneider, tintiste
uane maniere magique valu Ill
taut
Enfn Masette, d'Offenbach, iont
sor le vio'oncelle par MIR. Auber
etc nn des success de la soire.
g c'est un des morceaux faiSan
pai.ie dn repertoire de ces tr",
eeleorites artistiques qu'on aim'
sslendre ct applaudir sonvent.
Oes meesienrs, Won't donner Ill
,sencert 4 Morgan City jeudi soir
Msis la demaude de l'auditoir'
su' : eu le plalsir ct lie bOnheu
II les entendre avant hier soir
]" oonnerOnt uue .secon de soire'
.eslcale disnaDche soir dams /;
ES.'e St. Joseph on mons esperon
notre population sc pa
-. ~ % masse, pour -ntendre de
Vas CONNIE ellie mar ura jamai
coasion d.ensendre.
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RuES.-I.pS raes de Thibodanx
COMMENCEMENT Se,iitr ct tout
semblai, s'..linie.. M,is Ia
piHie at nlai,!l "ernlpI a rrsii!S
lts rurs slHns Ia meuue etal siu'ei
les tia!ent pfcct,itnuellt. Les an
tp'lte> municipalities ,eIaient hlen,
ti'a'ltter Ia eicuial!oH ,ts's ciiai
Iettes ct des i.ta, dams Ia rae un
Nam. 81 eiIe~ ne l5lrHut ut I,;.s
'ics n,rshl.> i er' ttte'; /. e>j Il
cialn,ite qA'e.e reese I.e~ long
temps a..ls> K l"an,Ais ptat ou'ei
!e sc iionNe at,0uid'i.ui.
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informant ss Locales.

BAYOU.-Le Bayou monte ra
pidement ct tous, les haleaux a va
peur 1ui ont Fhabi'ude de navi
guer dams >es taaX, iehneilt scha
Gun leur tour, nous apporler dcs
mareIlanii>es de Ia NouveIle Or
leans ct sen ref0nrHent charges
de sucre eG de meiasse'
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THEATRE. La troupe dlamati
Que de Seymour compo>ee de 1S
a,ils,es de premier ord.e. choiSis
parni le peTso"eI de> theatres dn
Nord ct de l'Ouest, donnera nne
representation dams Ia sale Wa
yerly, Inndi soir, { de ce o,ois.
Admission 30 cts Isle e. r6ser
YES: 70 ots eufants % cts.
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NoEyeise afiyerses.

"A deux miles de Frncastlp
'.iISiIIie, VT ayec "a telame ct
pi"sieurs enfants. M homn,e de
coaienr DIES plus respectahlas or
poftaht !e nom de Willis Wilson.
II i'ihr'he que son int ieur "a ete
"es plus henrenx jasqa:au Jour
GU Pleasant Walker, un an,re
hegre, franchi lie seuil de sa
porte et lui jete un sort.
" llSon[ s'est prGsente il u
qnel4neS iou,s devant la cour e, a
r"co'l'e Sd Nmeiseiiipuse hiS,oire
4ni ele coiraborte par plusienrs
,e'i'olns. al Y a pnelqnes mos.
"'' S'a'eIntnt It SCI ieusement
wilson. qnaEre personlps vinren,
cii"z mol Ell furent amic .lrinpnt
'ralfees. Cne d'elIes settlement
SAL Johnson, serra la ,uaiu de
sa IenlAe ct Ia garda dams les
sleiheS plus que tie contnme. Oh,
c'lil Sc re'ira ensui.e 1t e} ,it !
peia+ hors de vue qne ma femme
coihmenca d'fprouver nne cpriai,e
denangtaison dams la main oui
emilia vn avfei!. Pendanl Ia n,;it
fennnfe Gagna l'epaulr. Les re
he''rs qn" j. hi ii, pren,lre ne
l'fo'ilislreht aacnn eife. ct zen
H''Te allsl qur 'l ,ieluallseais,n
arriseren; IA l., rtte. ma f,.mase de
slhf preSqat foiI., Grant qu'..Iie
await uae bale dams i.aiI.
Iiu>ienrs mt,lecins bIancs to
rent ahpeies, mas Iie purpnt con
halfre la source s,e >on NAL. Je tis
VeHir alor, le Wei Henderson. de
hot;'uke. M vienx Sorcler de ma
race tl Il I. tout de- suite lecnnnu
que ma ieinn.e await t;e ensorce
lee par Ia N'sitr de Walker. .yr hi
etif!> de S'aS>eoir, maiS le vieux
Sofclrr rt!usa en me di>ant ousjl
y a'an t'op de diabies dan, /.
ciiai1ihie. Ars assistants s.enfui
rent aior> ct Henderson tonba 4
GenoilX e. rria. y pHr!ir Ge e.,
moment IT - ace alsSi "a gu.luues
Medec!.it> pi;'ii coupo>s. lt!i I.e1,,t
u!ic aiaetjor.i:a4 sensible SO ,.e
clara et riie 1ati.t. rS &, l..nug
que Wake: a>ait f,o.il c Il Sail,
io!i"san !e no9To.r d.eu~o,c,ier
ma ie!!'ne ct il le>e,l. tjes lo.s lie !
IL tGes'
DrnA's cp joir, en- If. " ii,,on
'i '>o' rs arnies de f'lsI.>, "has
>;'l'nt IL p.,ivre ,ilanie nor, ,
''>Ins'ir nIi. iitte t,aroac ct il NJ.
lila rit'n raaias qa'uue forte cau
'io:: poar i'anaasls-r !, ienouc..s Il
So l'.pts t'.io!!ls.:ic. Walker fy;a +
aen dt qaitttH le pays, car cha /.
-Hll ie IHlt, ,'eAec.e ct sa vie s,e
Went dc .loar ell jour plus into'trd !
bic. \oici OF. Ell es, le ,,egre dee!
ucatiun dams IL ,aee noire aux
Etals tnlSt itau he grace 1881.
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NEW A..RANcEM..A1s.
:.flsAys.E'Is-S as.sf.,.

Hr Thoipas Alberti informs his irier.ds
III t.'a travelling nGs8sie thai hr aas n.aale.
3asir EaeH frati4 4eptagts wi.IeA e.5. era. De
II p -etis III thaas wlo VIII Ao,el E....
fF4.ts faga ef~toia-
A.4ls furnished II AT loura of fLf caF
br afast n iJs'e49 TX Z /. a44.. iY.snea
s.t.45
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-Guibol|ard a pcrdu la plos
grande partie de sd tortuue dalS
des speculation> maiheu,euse-.
Anssi il est devenu d'uue NET
ance l..
Quelqu'an van,ait devant lni
t'tntrer,lse du percement tie i'iSt Il
me de Panama.
Gniboila Il hanssa les epan.t~,
ct, avec un >ourire machlavtli-
Que2
-L'isthine DR. Panama. .l.i>th
Inc de Panama. Etes-,ous SEQ !e
ment 5ien sns quill eAi>te I:
-Au Magasin B,eu, vons trou
vereZ la mei,leure auaii 6 lie chaus
snres, pour husalues, DANES ct cu
ants.
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-CeIui gui a hesoin d 'un suit
contectionne scion les regIes de
Fart, il ma qu'a >'adresser au lila
gusin Bleu.
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To Rice snsanter.

The rnaersig gn"d nts 80 arpcut. IA
land to rent. All .nttb'e ,er L c.t tuGs..
AVID s't II
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RNETAURAET DIES l,U.TrE
SAI3GES.

I Il. JDHH BDot3, L OpRIFTAIgE
w da RESTAURANT Df.s or,rI.Y-,,,f...naI
~. fiehi > imiH SO vile ct te Il. cazl
la&"e, .'iii7' que ie rhbiie 81 eduf..lA, gui
y trai9iefr soa restaurant du No. -. de
ia fs de t'iiartres an 10. sal .lc 1, t,'.to..
r,fe, iIt's dc ot-i.outs Ii profts. de eet,e ~,
ci4sion pour fe31elc.er ic pubi.c II so..ai,e
eli nerie temps IL continuation si,- HoI, biea
tesifai.t patrul,ugc. II .EfD.ne en- ouirc ~,
ami. qnIi I. ,ies -..ions particulars "a ~,
Iricr. ct ci.aIl4,.rS liicsii.ites 4 lu,ter L
S*.h''ih>. ''h ia tn'i". .-cr pffsDEies d. -
Fslte - de Ia t!i4NsGe \ trou43-ful,t 3.i,g A.
ii..f "tsii't'iiei q restaurant HeTa cat al
ga" isEit. q tey rs.
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Adopted January 4lst. 1881.
lclgned 5. T. GkiSAMORE,
President Police jury
Certified,
j. +. ALLAN, Secretary
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y d 4 1C-..

EsIi nate of t,e P..oo.t,te Expenses IF tie
It'iMA o. Lajonfcac for The .H,cai ye1' be-
gt"..imy .janaaty ist. 1881.
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Oa' aael11

Fonr or tiyf n 5ui.fs,t &c IL. o. Ii !. ella
rice iahd. Ia bulk or lots. 4 ,sly 70 .ir. :.
i. Grisam"re Or To j. H. HUMP .t.tY,
:.sjy 4t-p-p. iseryi.sr /
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LIE Pott Iac. -Gette taxe de uu
dollar. II l'aye par toni homnle
age ,le plus ia Il ans est charun
lr SAT-. iestinee an m;llniien des
ecoles pnbl;qnes. Tout Ir monde
doli s'tu aeQuitter et il est du
Geyoii du sierls de he r!en neaI
ger pour eI' assurer IA perception
. Voter est IN drolt que la loi IN
pose, ans>i, Il tons. cerlal',s tie
voi,s ct. parmi ceux ci, ie pale
ment dune plastte. chaqne an
nee, en- !aveur lie l'instrnctlon.
est unr obligation don't il sera i'm
possible de sc soustlaire 81 les
fonctiouIlaltes pu, irs remplisSent
fidelement !eur charge. Ce poll
tue nest pas, CONNIE le penSent
qnelqueS personnes, un pai..nen:
a faire pour posse'ler le dioit de
suffrage, Car meme en- ne l'Acquit
tant pas on he saara!t perdre 81.
quaiite d'tlecteur; il est, lean
moinS. dane srande importance,
puiSqn'il est des'ine aux tonds
dcs ecoles. Nous engagpous nos
autoritGs IA le r6claner de tous -
non pas settlement de ceux qni
sont portes sur les tableaux de
lsasses>ement, ct lie s'ariner des
pouvoirs que leur conte,e la loi
pour que cbacun remplisse soi de
vOir.
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On said day Of sale viii sell such per
tons ei eai't property ;,s each drAtur vitl
po ut cut, ana IN case the deb or Shttl iot
polat ont sufficient prop"rt | will ut once,
and without delay II the least q,4,n ity
OF said property of any dehtor wbirn any
bidder will bay for the amount fl If. Taxes
nierest and cost due hv sad deb Or
Terms oi Sale CASH IN L. i.ez4i ten
der money with"ut appr istfli5.tt
A iuli ard uartieu!ar descripti,n Of all
of said i.roptit, ii h given on the aay
OF sale. ar-h of i.aioGrche. Jan 18th 3<l
"HEoPH LIZ EHIBnDATX sheriff
and Ex- 'iIieio Fax oil,.ctar Laf.1n-cl .
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-C'est dams 20 NsJasia B7cu
p"'oh peat NJ potnfey trS uiar-
elandlnes les plns fraiches ct Il
mcl!lrnr nlarcht.
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HELLAmE.


The Committee Of the Fair Association will
meet an Friday evening.
New tloors are being put down on the foot
ways OF the Union street bridge.
The Eastern Ohio Teachers Association Is
to meet here on the 18th and Goth inst
Four horses to a carriage will soon be the
regular thing in going to Rose Hill
Mr., Jacob Maser, well known farmer in
this neighborhood, died at his home on
Wednesday night
Mrs, DR.. King and family left on Thurs
day morning for visit to her mothers home
In Jefferson county.
General Warren passed through Bellalre
Thursday morning on his why to Barssville
to hold railroad meeting.
A daughter Of Jacob Capito, Of Gravel
Hin, died Thur1day morning with diphther-
Ia after very short illness.
There have been quite number Of deaths
OF adults lately but not from any one dis
ease, and not unexpected by friends,
Some Of the skating on the roller skates
at he rink Is very fine; only no difference
how hard you sit down you cannot make a
STAR"
Auctioneer Ferry on Thursday was selling
the goods taken by the creditors OF the alb
sconded Gravel Hill grocer. The sale was
held down on Union street.
Rev. J, G. Hammer, D. D., Of Parkersburg,
W. Va, will preach at the First Presbyterian
Church on Sunday, on invitation OF the
church, and will probably be in town q few
days OF next week.
The team Of W, G, Cochran's, hitched to
his nail-keg wagon, got frightened at the C.
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The funeral ceremonies Of John l., Hobbs
took place yesterday afternoon at his late
residence on EoiT street, In the Eighth ward
II was one OF the largest and most notable
that has taken place In the city for long
time. The deceased was known to every one
and all were his friends. The truth Of this
statement isattested to by the large throng
OF people, composed OF all classes and trades,
that were gathered in and about the
old family mansion to pay the last tributes.
The funeral services were conducted by
Revs Moilat, Lyle and Cunningham, and
were rather long, but at the same time inter.
esting and impressive. The body was In q
plain casket Of walnut and laid out In the
front room. The floral decorations were mag.
nitiCent especially q crown, cross and pillow.
Appropriate music was rendered very Sweetly
by MB. Eotf, Miss Philips and MeSsrs Men.
del and Howell AT the conclusion Of the
ceremonies the halls wero cleared and the
male employees OF tho South Wheeling Glass
Works, an institution OF which John l..
Hobbs might be said to be the founder filed
slowly In, and passing on either side Of the
casket took. the last look Of their old EN-.
ployer.
Two hundred aud sixty.two men and boys
filed by. It was really an imposing scene.
lawn NAo W uAlh III
were old gray headed men OF seventy and
from that age down to boys OF ten; each one
was decorated with q mourning rosette.
They filed out Of the rear Of the building and
marched 10 Chapline street. where they
waited until the cortege came along. The
men then marched TO the foot OF Wheeling
Hill, where they lifted hats and with bowed
heads waited for the remains to pass. Messrs
VIM. Leighton, Jr., and G. w. Brockunier
propretors, marched at the head.
The pail bearers were oil grandchildren Of
the deceased being MeSsrs. Howard, SAM
Ed and Robert lTazlett, Walter and Frank
Rinehart, Charlie Hobbs andT. W. Phinney.
A long line Of carriages followed the remains
to Greenwood, where the internent took
place.
In the asscmbage at the house, were gatl.
cred, large number OF relatives, old citi.
Zens, State officers, members Of the bar and
citizens OF every grade.
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A Deserved marx of Esieem.

The ten letter carriers employed at the
city Postofllce last evening called at the resi-.
dence, No. 2il7 EOfT street, OF Andy NJ. Har.
kinS late delivery clerk at tho Tosloillce,
who resigned his position last Monday. Mr..
llarkinst or "IIarkCy," was a fayorite with
oil the boys, and rs d mark OF their esteem
they presented him with n gold pen and
holder, handsome inkstand and paper weight,
and full exit Of clerical tools, Ralph
Whitehead making tho presentation address
with becoming grace and ease which made
the entire force wonder why lie had not
chosen the ministry MS his profession. Mr..
Harkins was taken completely by surprise,
and could only manifest his sincere appre.
citation by the feeling manner Of his brief re-.
spouse. The line WINS passed pleasantly for
a short time, when the boys were invited to
partAke Of M impromptl repaSt to which
they did the fullest Justice. The testimonial
was prompted by q sincere friendship and
esteem for the recipient, and the writer glad.
ly testiiIes to the fact that Mr.. IIarkins is
worthy Of the sentiments with which lie has
inspired his associates.
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Personal Notes.


Miss Carrie Grimes and Miss Jennie ffat.
grave, Of Wheeling, are visiting friends In
Loydsville.-S CldirSrille Chronicle
Fred 1tuseman has returned To the city af
Ter flying business trip along the rennsyl.
yanla road In the interests Of the passenger
trade.
Rev. Il. II. X. Dix left the city with hi,
family, last evening. for palatiho, to take
charge Of the Methodist church at that point.
The members Of Wesley chapel are sorry to
lose him.
Charlie Reed, one Of Wheclihg's well
known society boys, was married last night
to Miss Ella Moore, OF Newark, Ohio, at the
residence Of the BRIDE Miss Moore has Wis.
tied several times In this city, and has many
admirers. We most heartily congratulate
Charlie.
Roland 4. Tayleutc arrived In the city last
evening as the advance agent Of the Chan.
iraus, who will appear here next Monday aud
Tuesday evenings and Tuesday matinee. The
Befnhafdt version Of Camille" New East
Lynn" and exit will be given. Mr.. Tay.
ledie Il a gentleman well and favornbIy
known 10 WhGelingites. lie Is the son OF the
playwright Of that natn0, who, by the way, Is
managing the ChAnfFaus this season,
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MnntOtI M pIttshnrrh.

John Kline, driver for the Nail City
Brewing Company, was yesterday arrested as
q fugitive from Justice by Chief Of Police
Bennett on reqlllsition from Governor
Iloyt, Of Pennsylvania. Baker Is charged
with felonlous assault, with intent to KILL
and with malicious destruction Of property.
The warrant on which the rcquiSltion was
granted was issued by Alderman B. A. Hart
man, OF the South Side Pittsburgh Baker
denies the charge, which Is, in detail, that lie
went to saloon ut n notorious locality that
Is known us Bull Run, aud inaugurated what
is facetiouSly rofCrrcd to as "the third battle
Of Bull Run" tearing up furniture and rais.
ing Ned generally, winding UP with an
assault upon the proprietresS. This Is alleged
to have occurred IN March, 1850, and the
police have been bldlng tlieirtlme ever since.
Yesterday Officers John A. Baker, Of the
Twenty.Gighth and Henry CarriCk, Of the
Thirty.hrst Ward OF Pittsburgh, came down
with the requisitlon, got an order Of arrest
from Governor Jackson, and put tho case
into Captain pOnnetts hands. They speak
very highly OF the gentlemanly treatment
they received at the hands Of tho Chief and
Of the Governor and go home favOrably i'm.
pressed with Wheeling in general. They
leave with Kline this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-04
RIPpLING WAVELETS.
The River Rising and SteambO
Moving,

The River Rising and STEAMBOATS,
Moving.
The Andes leaves Cincinnati for this point
this afternoon.
The Diurnal and Return are to-day's pack.
cts for down the river.
The scioto, Abner O'Neal and Telegram
are all running regularly now.
The Jennie Campbell last evening steamed
over to West Wheeling TO Coal up
The steamer G. W. Bachelor will resume
her place In the Pittsburgh trade tomorrow,
leaving at seven o'clock.
Tho boilers OF the tOwboat barnard were
tested ut the wharf yesterday by LOCal In.
spector Young, and found to be In good con-
dition.
The Courier steamed up 10 the wharf yes
terday morning In all the glory OF new paint,
and left for Parkersburg This Is the first
time the steamer has been out for four
months.
The following towbOats passed up yester-
day: Little Fred, Mark Winnett, Ed. Hobbs
and Belle MCGOWAN. All had tows, aud OK.
pGriGncel little difficulty on the bar at the
head Of the Island.
Tho Sidney, Captain Lists handsome low.
water stern.wheclcr, Is due this morning
from Cincinnati. Tho Sidney will load for
that point and leave Saturday afternoon.
Shippers should bear that In mind.
The levec presented sight yesterday such
as has not been seen for some time. The
river has risen sufficiently to lot the big boats
out, and the Wholesale men were dumping
freight on the wharf until late In the after
noon. Last evening the marks indicated 1
feet 4 inches OF water In the channel, and
still rising.
Captain j. i. Lukens safely landed tile
Pres. Ellison ut the wharfboat yesterday,
though he says he warped through MGrri.
mans aud l0rsetail. lie could not receive
oil the freight offered, but will endeavor to
make another trip. The vessel left about four
o'clock, taking along three barges-tllC Peer.
less and Blanche to New Cumberland and
crockery boat for WheGling.-lRtSburgh Dis
patch.
PtrrsDuRGH, November 3.--River feet
inch and rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
CAiRo November 3.-Arrived. Common
wealth, st. Louis. River % feet inches and
rising. Weather cloudy. Thermometer 80.
LOUISVILLE, November 3.-1liver falling,
feet inches In tho canal anil feet inches
in tic chute on tho falls. business good.
Weather cloudy and chilly, with a light rain
this afternoon.
CiscISNArr, November IA 7ime'.!Star
special from Marietta says: Mrs. Ella Ear
hart, wife Of Captain Nat. Earlart OF the
steamer Katie Stockdale, committed suicide
last night by hanging.