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LAND DECISION.
THE DoBBs PLACER CLAIM, AT HUNTSVILLE
Ala sEyrTLED

~NA- DNA>fe7 E4@AOEk C11A13. AT HUN1SVlLLE,
ALA, SETTLED.
WAsHfEuTON, November 23.-McFarIand
OF the General Land Office, has decided the
case OF the Dobbs placer cIaiin, in Hunts
VILE, Ala, where tie land was alleged TO
contain deposit of kaolin or fre-clay. The
prctestants clsimed that the land was not
subject to sale as placer land, because the
deposit lies in the form of strata between
two well-defned walls Of rock. The COM
missioner holds that this IN INN sterial; that
the provisions Of section 1920, Revised
Statutes, which govern the location OF lode
clafms, and mentions the veins Of lodes Of
quartz or other rocks "in place" being gold,
silver, lead, iron, tin, copper or other Valea-
bic deposits, refer solely to deposits OF ore
carrying minerals Of 4 nnetaliforous charac-
ter, and that the claims usually called
"placers," including all form Of deposits
excepting veins of quartz in place, are TO-
tended 10 include every clsss of deposit not
oil metalltorous nature, and are governed
by the provisions of section 1920.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS
AN INGENIOUS SCHEME FOR KEEPING TRACK
OF TIRE RASCAIS

AN ANoEcIOUS SCHEME FOR KEEPING TRACK
OF THE RASCALs.
WASHINGTON, November 23.-The Indisn
office Ia in receipt of report frora Agent
Wilcox, Of the San Carlos age ncy, giving a
detailed account of The system of counting
Indians every day. He says the system was
lnsugurated October 18th, and Il at the high
est number reached was 1915. Each Indian
Is marked with tag, and the number of the
Indiana name is recorded in register kept
Tor the purpose. One of the good results de-
rived from tagging Indians is to know which
Indians engage in raids or leaye the reserva-
ton, Attention is also called to the fact
that since the chiefs Of tribes have bsen held
responsible Tor the action of the members,
the disIillation Of whisky has decreased.
The War Department has, at the request
OF Agent Armstrong, of the Crow 1nJian
reservation, placed sufficient force around
the reservation 10 prevent raids of Pigeons,
who have, the agent states, robbed the Crows
OF horses 10 the smount of $4,000. These
depredstions have had The effect of lesssping
the agents influence with the Indians, and
he doubts if he can accomplish as much
good next season as he has effected during
the past year. He further expresses the
opinion that the Crows will leave their
reservation in the latter part of November,
when their annuities are paid them.
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ENGLISH travellers who write about this
country are usually surprised because the
tomato is used almost as generally as the
potato. Thomas Jefferson brought tomato
seed from France, where he saw that that
vegetable was extensively used % food for
swine
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CONGRESSMAN Cox furnishes the Co ngres-
sional Committee on Shipping at its meet
ing in New York with the following staii
tics, showing the tonnage of American and
foreign vessels entered from foreign coun-
tries at sesports OF the United States from
1871 to 1881, inclusive from official reports
of the United States Bureau of Statis,ics):
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Do Not Despair.

eases that have tendency to exhaust and weaken
the brain and nervous system, find themselves
quickly cured. and perfect tone and real strength
given to the affected parts, by making free use of
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t makes the old feel young,
the young feel buoyant, and removes every symp-
bottle will convince you that it Is the best tonic
r1an
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Fresl, Oysfers!

The only house exclusively in the busi-
ness, and the az" brand The only kind that
gives entire satisfaction. Either wholesale
or retail. BY the gallon or by the dozen to
families, and free delivery.
]. A. SIGNAIGO
Sole agent for the .sF'' brand-on every eAn-No.
rs Second and 81 Beale streets.
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three years-

TIE Sunday APPEAL is really mission
airy IN its way, reaching the homes of thou
sands who read nothing during the busy
days OF the week, and who but for its intelli-
gence would remain 10 Ignorance.
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s~s'MIDDLE measures are often but mid
ding measures" There are no "middlipgs"
about Kidney- Wort" 1t is the most thor
oughly refined 'fower" of medicine. II
knows no halfway measures, but radically
uproots all diseases OF the kidneys, liver
and bowels 1t overthrows piles, abolisbes
constipation and treais-the system so gently
and soothingly SIS to prove its true kipship
to nature il all Its praises. 1t is prepared
in both iiouid and dry form.
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r,.....- s.-v,hn,., for o.t,,ne.

LrzrIE Rock, November 23.-At 7:30
o'clock tonight Miss Matte Chrisman,
daughter Of DR.. Chrisman, and prominent
young lady in society, took dose of strych-
nine, mistaking it for quinine. 1t threw her
into most terrible conv1lsions, and she died
at 8 o'clock.
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The Atlanta Constitution says an Eusli.h
COMPANY has bought up a large slice of
North Georgia for $4,000, 900, and intend to
mine for gold on an extensive scale.
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CARLOAD LOTS
NEW FRUIPS,Etc.

L Carload New Raisins. London Layers
Layers, aud Sultanas.
4 Carload New Figs, CarrRnts, Cifron
and % aIaga Grapes.
I Carload New Nuts.
Carload New Oranges, Bananas and
Lemons.
4 Carload New COcOanuts and Peanuts.
L Carload New Factory Cheese
Carload New Full Cream Cheese, 80
lbs. each.
L Carload New Holland Herring aud
Fire Crackers.
I Carload New JeIIies and Preserves.
L Carload New Crackers In barrels and
4 Carload New Beans, u Omfny and Grits
L Carload New Hams and Break fast
4 Carload New MackeFeI.
4 Carload New Pickles, HrOaf and Cider.
4 Carload New Lard and Pixsfeet.
and Rye Flour.
Carloads New Buckwheat New York
B Car-Ioads New Sugars. MoIasses and
4 Car-Ioads New.FaDcy and stick Candies.
D Carloads New SaIdfnes, Pickles fu
glass, Peaches, Tomatoes, oysters,
salmon, Corn, Etc.
nB We man ufacfure our own stick
Candy. our own Yeast Powders, prepare
Our own SeIEKfsings sBue wheat, Roast
our own Coffee and PeaDuts. We are
well prepared TO supply for CASH. the
Retailer. SEND Fox PRICES.
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ANY member of the syndicate of liars that
Bourisbes around the New York Stock E1-
change may after the lst of December, upon
conviction, be fined 5000 and imprisoned
fhraa vaara
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The New Orleans Pioayune Gays: "Herbert
SPencer's warning against overwork in
America was not intended for the political
hummer who holds up lamp-posts."
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Imprtsonment to Starvation.

MoUET STERLING, Ky, November 23-
Buck Caywood. who escsped from Jail here
last Monday, returned and gave himself up,
saying he preferred imprisonment to starva-
tion in the bush. Caywood is charged with
causing the death of Miss Old6eld, of Nor
gan county, by administering tiDsture of
c.ntharidss in glass of srandy.
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John L. Raymond is In Paradise now.
That is the name of new play brought out
by him last week at Louisville.
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TIE slsckeniug 10 railroad construction
has diminished The demand for steel rails.
so thst the price has fallen off from $50 TO
$42 within three months.
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OLIVER, PIN1NIE &CO
Wholesale GROCERS.
NOTICE TO OPLANTERs.

TNAsMUCH as the ineiemency of the weather
i prevented a meeting of the Co-Operatfve As
sociation of Planters last Monday, meeting of
the Association is called MONDAY. November 27
planters are earnestly requested to attend.
GE0. 3. PETERS, Chairman
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1910.

LORD HoUeHToE has bought $4,000 acres
of Florida land, aud will probably invest
81, 100000 in sugar culture there.
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Totals 81, lie, 9s5

From fragmentary reports of the present
year the foreign tonnage is computed at H.
6S5, ,42s; American, 1857, ,222. Total, a.
652 $50,
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DIED.

KRONAUER-Thursday,N November q, 1882 at
IL O'Clock m, MAUD v. BOND KRoNAUER, daugh-
ter of H. and Addie Bond Kronsuer.
The funeral will take place from the residence
No. 121 Beale street, this CFRIDAY) afternoon at
o'clock. Friends and acquain tances are invited.
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INDIGESTION and hibitual costiveness arise
from weakness of the nerves and muscles of the
stomach. Due attention to the proper habit of
life in connection witt the timely use of Browns
fon Bltters will strengthen the affected parts and
quickly remove ever symptom of the disorder.
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HAVING used DR.. BulPs Couob Sz,n, :,
my family for the last three wears I End i
Is tne oest preparation have ever used for
eoGsns ana ceids, giving almost immediate
Geni Com. Merchant. us Light 81. RsIta-' Ia
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q Pure
DELICIOUS BEVERAGE.

last bottle OF I" HUB lPUNCH.''
"Then, my dear, don't forget 10 remind
me TO order a fresh supply Tomorrow"
The "HUB PUNCH" is prepared solely by
Messrs. C. H. GRAVES & SONS, Boston. 1t is
made of the best Of brandy and rum, OF the juice
iresh lemons and the finest white sugar blended
by a deft hand, and is really delicious. pure,
and reliable article that has met with the most
cordial appreoiation OF ali who have tried its
See that yOa get the Genuine. with the
facsimile Of " CHESTER A. GRAVES d
SONS" on the capsule over tie cork of
each bottle. Sold by all leading grocers and
wine merchants.
The "HUB PUNCH" is sold by all leading fam
lily grocers and wine merchants.
Trade supplied at manufacturers prices by
r. J. SENME5 d CO. Memphis Tenn
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DEAD eoNGREssMEN ON THE FLOOR,

and an upheaval Of The affairs Of The nation
without parallel or precedent.
l have given this story circumspectly, for
its value, as 1t was given TO me by veracious
persons having direct means of information.
The proof is so respectable that the news-
gatherer is justified in presenting the story
10 the public
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The New Orleans future market opened steady
at decline; at Y quiet and steady: az ESQ. dull.


Tot al pts at all u 5. ports yesterday3l I56
Total receipts same dsv last year
CONSOLIDATED sTATEMENT.
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GROCERIES.

Business brisk and prices firm. Louisiaa;
| sugar steady. Canned goods unchanged.
SUGAR-Louisiana, open kettle, S14@9c yellow
clarified 91z0110c; ohfwhte clarified, 10c; pur,
white 1o9zc; cut loaf, 111zc; graduated 1910
| powdered, 1l1Sc.
,coFFEE. Ordinary, 91s@1O5zc; prime. 1l1<a12c
choice, 121zG13I5c.
MoLAssEsSLouisians common to fair 5O955e
| good to prime, 65c; strictly prime to choice, zoe
syrups, 5096Oc, as TO quality. New Loui lana, COG
| zoe.
CANNED GOODS, ETc.-Prces per dozen: Peaches
lbs, standard 81 IS, seconds, 81 SO; tomatoes,
lbs. 81 10; lbs. 81 3d. stTa wbcrries 81 %; raspbsr
ries. 81 65 blackberies, u 25 green cages, 81 35@
90 plums, 81 pears, 81 50@l 70: extra Oyster
Bay asparagus 81 IS; green coru, 81 25s g. u
quality; green peas, 81 5092 %: cove oysters
81 20@l 50, full weight; light weight. No. l. zoe
No. 2, 81 20; condensed milk-CToWn, So %; Eagle
IS Is; pine apple, 81 COOL S.
SALT-Per carload, 81 50; from store, 81 40 pei
barrel; Louisiana, coarse per sack, nominal; fine,
81 65.
soAP-l@61ze per pound.
BAGsING AND TIEs1;Bsgging, 1Hlbs, s@s14c;
81 90 per bdl; button, 81 IS 81 so.
BALTIMORE, October lS.-Coffee quiet; Rio, car
goes, 71za914e. Sugar quiet; A soft, 91sc.
NEW YORK, October IS. = Coffee quiet but
steady; Rio cargoes, 7lzg1O54c. Sugar frmer; fair
TO COED refining quoted at T5se7Hc. Molasses dull
and nomipal.
NEw ORLEANS, October 1s.-Coffee dull; Rio,
eargoes. common to prime, 654@1013c. Sugar in
good demand; open kettle, 6@754c; yellow cari-
fed, 769s1sc off shite clarified, S1s9S5sc; choice
centrifugal, sic; prime 56@1sc; strictly prime, 599
6OC: choice. 6lQ162C.
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

The Bright Light is due down for New
Orleans.
The W. ?. Halliday, Capt. Beck Jolly, is
due up for ST. Louis.
The Will Kyle, Capt. Lew Hates, is due up
for Cincinnati.
The Golden Crown, Capt. Z. L. ShinkIe. ia
the neat Oliner due down for New Orleans
The Tiger, Capt. S. Bssket, is the packet
this evening at O'Clock for Peters Landing and
all way points. William Darby is in charge Of the
office
The Ste. Genevieve, Captain George Car
veil, is the Anchor Line packet this evening a, )
O'Clock for Cairo and ST. Louis Rolla Porter is her
clerk
The Mark Twain, Capt W. P. Hall, is the
packet this evening at O'CLOCK for Hales Point
aud all way landings. Col. J. d. Fuller has
charge of her ONCE.
The james w. Gsff, Capt Robert w. Wise,
is the packet tomorrow evening at O'Clock for ali
points on the Ohio river far Cincinnati, Jas
Surtees in the office.
The Dean Adams. Capt. Mark 10 Cheek,
is the United States mail packet this evening at
O'Clock for Arkansas city and all way landings. A
L. Cummins is her attentive clerk assisted BY Lee
The Hard Cash, Cartain Ed c. Postal
having been unavoidsby detained by bad weather
and fog, will be found In port this morning, and
leaves at II CLOCK for all points White river
going through to Jscksonport and making close
Black rivers Charles NJ and Joseph Postal are
her clerks
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PROVISIONS.

Hog products continue active and sdvaDc
ing. Butter quiet st quot.tIons. Lard higher
Observation-Disclosures. 17@Isc; common. 1saaOc
country, 20925c; Western, 2S924c; fancy dairy
| 20 s2sc; creamery, Si9s7c.
CHEEsE-Factory, nc; full cream, 1l@14Hc
MESS PoRK-s26 so per barrel; sugar cure,
hams slz breakfast bacon, SIS per cwt-
SIC so shouideTs sfi ST. strips 81 Is ''e
| BULK MEATS -Packed-cear sides, SIC; clear rib
| sl5 SO; shoulders, Sill; strips, SIS %, orlginA
L9RD-Tierces, SIS 20; kegs, slI 121S; 20 ID pals
81 S714 10lb, s14 6214; Slb, $4 S71s leaf lard,
| NEW YORK October Is-Pork active and firm
new mess, s2l. Lard strong; prime steam, lS.6Oc
ST. LOUIS, October 1s.-Butter steady; creamery
joS6ing, 81 Is Dry salt I meats and bacon SLOW
only small psddling trade Lard nominal,
| LOUISVILLE, October IS.-Pork strong and
| I491414c. BG TX meats in fair demand; shoulders
l02ss; clear nib, l519e; clear sides, l614e Bacon
clear rib. 1G1zc; clear, l7e.
CINCINNATI, October 1S.-Pork quiet but firm
So Lard easier, l2@4c. Bulk meats steady; shout,
at full prices; shoulders. NE; clear rib, l6Ac
clear, l71ze. Butter strong and higher; choice
Western reserve. PC; choice Central Ohio pc.
BALTIMORE, October 1s.-Provisons firm and
higher. Mess pork, S25 %. Bulk meats-shoulders
aud clear rib sides nominal; packed, 12gl6c,
B1con-shOulders, lSc; clear rib Sides 11ac. Hams,
I7a171zc. Lard-refned, 141zc. Batter firm; choice
Western, packed, 2S92oc; creamery, S2@3ic. Eggs
quiet, 23424c.
NEW ORLEANS, October 1s.-Pork higher,
S25 S71. Lard scarce and firm; refined tierce, 1874
@l39zc; keg, 131s914c. Market bare OF dry salt
meat Bacon-supplies sell as fast as received at
full and advancing prices. Hams-sugar. cured,
steady with fair demand; canvased, ordinary and
medium, average Is 10 To- choice, 165s9l654c.
CHICAGO October Is.-Butter in good demand
at full prices; Elgin creamery, 37s3Sc; choice t.
fancy creamery. S39S5c fair to good, 2s9S2e. Pork
in good demand but at lower rates. S24 cash. s23 90
@2f October. s21 O21Sb O5 November, $40 271z9
10 80 the year. sls l59l9 TX January and the
year, SO S5@l9 3719 May. Lard In good demand
u 271S64 ? soc November, Il.52I49 soc the year
IL S214@l1. 35c January, 11.30G1LS21zc February.
Bulk meats steady; shoulders. O4c; short rib, l5c
short clear, 151zc.
CdR.-Pork active, firm and higher; SIC 50e 23 30
cash, S21 05921 OH November, SO S2Z the year,
$40 20 January, $40 so May. Lard higher y Esq sc
October, 1230c November. 1l571zc the year, 1.S5c
january, 1l.471z9l1. SOC May.
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1--WE sTOCk MaRkEr

J. schilling, Of the Union Stock-yards
Second street, at Louisville depot. report.
that there is very little change to notice in
| the cattle market, prices remain about the
same as they have been for the past six
month"; Receipts from The country adjacent
to Memphis have fallen off 10 great exten,
and our supply now is mostly coming by rail
all arrivals are promptly sold. Shippers
are buying all grades and paving prices 10
correspond with Eastern markets; the sup
ply in the yards is light, and The outlook
|. vor,ble. There is a fair supply of sheen
and lambs in the pens, with rather a LIGHT
dem nd, and that only for the best grades
There is 4 moderate supply OF hogs, with a
limited demand; the season has not fairly
opened yet. Quotations:
CATrLE-Choice beeves, 494Ize; good. 3JSa4c.
fair to medium, 2549314e; good grazing cattle. 2G
2Ilc scalawags, "a gl14c gross yeariings, s4@5
mitch cows snd calves, Sl5925 per nd.
sHEEP-Choice. &c; medium 3931Sc; common.
per head. s191 50.
LAMBs-Choice, per ID, 495c; medium per nd
s292 So
HoGs-Choice, $50 to 200 pounds, sISa9c; me-
dunn, 7Ssci common, 6961zc.
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Raiiroading in tue s.sy dian Campaign,
Railway Age

Rallroading played not unimportaut
part in the late Egyptian campaign. The fronclad
train EN- PlOyed by the Britisi in the operations
around Alexandria, following the bombardment,
proved pulling antagonist TO ArAbis gunners,
as IL dashed IN and ont OF the British lines with
reconnaissance parties and during the concentra-
ton OF the British force at Ismaiiia. and the sub
sequent advance TO Cairo. the single track road.
which follows the bank of the fresh water canal
from Ismaia 10 the capital. proved of the greatest
service TO the Invading force. Provision for the
railway transport service has been made in good
time by the authorities in England. AS early as
July 9th negotiations had been completed under
the direction OF Sir Andrew Clarke, the
inspeetorgeneral of Notifications for the
purchase of engines and 5 miles of
" permanent railway material; and a com
pany tof the Royal Engineers were daily in
stIucted and praeticed in railroad working on the
London, Chatham and Dover Railway under ex-
perienced Officers The British Secretary of State
for War. the kt. Hon. Hugh ChiIders member of
Parliament, is an o. railroad man, so this careful
preparation was only 70 be expected Mr.. Cnilders
Wes for seversl years president Of the Great West
ern railway of Canada tineluding the Detroit,
Grand Haven and Milwaukee roadl and has been
connected with several important railways in
England Itwouid sound strangely to a veteran of
Napoleons time to hear Of the defeated Egyptians
making their escape by train, they attempted to
do the other day. In modern wsrfare the locomo-
tive is almost as i'm Dortant a factor the rifle
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veGErARLEs. RouLIRY. EGGS ETC

Eggs higher and scare. Poultry In far
supply and steady, aud prices nnchapgt d.
Potatoes steady. Other articles as quoted.
VEGETABLEs-Onions.s 81 seal 60 for red 81 75@2
for yellow from levee; 81 % for large barrels from
store; small barrels 81. Potatoes 81 S5G2 10 from
levee, 81 25g2 SO from store Sweet potatoes NOM
nal. Cabbage lively: Chicago, S69S per hundred
loose, from store: St. Louis 81 5O61 rs by the crate
Celery, 10000 per dozen. New kraut, in whisky
barrels. 5000 50; IN 40-galon barrels, s. 5096 in
half barrels, So Z5d3 So Garlic 81 per hundred.
FRUIrs-Oranges, 81 80 per barrel. Lemons, s.
per box Cocoanuts, Sc per hundred. Peanuts
Virginia, nHnd-picked, lie; Tennessee red, &c;
white, &c: roasted, 21zc higher; shelled lgc. Al
monds l992oc Texas peacans, lie; Arkansas,
69Sc; English walnuts, Halle. EIlberts, l3c.
Brazil nuts-old, &C; new, Sc. Raisins-London
layers S. so; Imperial, So so. Brandy cherries 81
per dozen.
APPLss. ETc.-Apples, 81 25@2 rs from levee.
New southern dried apples, &C per pound from
store New crop dried peaches, sc from store.
Gran berries, 81 509l2 per barrel. Pickles. medium,
barrel s. 75S9; half-barrel. "a 75@5.
CIDER-Aisso1u, sS@S so per barrel, and "a 70
per half barrel.
EGGS-l9920c-
FIsH-Naekerel-l2lb kit, No l, sI@1 10; No. 2,
S5g95c; 15-los, No. l, 81 101l 20; No. .. 95c9S1
haibarr, |, so lbs. No. l. 81 60: No > 50 So. White
fish. No. l, per half-barIel So 5O96 IS; family,
81 25gI so; per KIT, nominally 81 %. Dried her
rings, per box 2930c; North Carolina roe herring,
haIfbarrel, Sc so.
PoULTRY-Choiee old hens, So 5O94; old mixed
81 5ogS; large young, s393 75 medium s292 rs;
small, 81 7592 %. Young ducks, s}a3 So
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Above low Changes.
water. ---
. -- Rise Fall
Feet. Inches. Inches. Inches.
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ARnnawax FrsIxn, Train.

CINcISNATI, October 18-Shorrly after
u O'Clock to day freight train on the Cincfn ii
Ner hern narrowgauge railroad became unman-
ageable while descending steep grade on the last
two miles of track within the city limits aud ran
at Increasing speed uutil checked by running into
an empty passenger car and engine standing on
the end Of the track AT the depot Court street.
The two engines aud passenger car were pushed
across the street and badly wrecked The freight
remained on his engine, brayely trying TO check
the speed of the train. until within 200 feet Of
Court street. when he jumped and was seriously
hurt, his shoulder being crushed. The other men
on the train jumped off without injury.
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DRY GOODS.


NEW YORK, October lS.-The all-engross-
ing feature of the day has been the auction sale NJ
blankets The attendance was large, and bidding
very spirited AZ TIN es, but the prizes realized were
very low. With the exception OF one lot the oIIai-
llles were such as are not generally wanted or
running from medium low TO the lowest grades
but Tor any prices were miserable OF agents the
demand has been very light, selections covering
such goods as were cal ed for by orders while de-
livenes OF many goods in execution of orders give