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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-10-05
Circuit Ceurt Garter County, Tenn

John Head rs. LORNA Head-DivOree Bill
Tt appearing from the allegations in the
il petition which is sworn to, that the
defendant LORNA Head is a nonresident
of the State of Tennessee 1t is, therefore
ordered that publication be made for tour
successive weeks IN the HERALD n
TRIBUNE. a newspaper published in the
town of JonesbOro, Tenn, notifying said
defendant to appear before a said Court
at the Court House in Elizabethton,
on the End Monday in November next,
and plead. answer, ordemur to Complain
ants bill. or the same will be taken for
confessed as to her and set for hearing,
ex parte. Sept. %, 1871.
G. W.nEMMERT, Clerk.
oct5w4pfs5 -. Jsl6 7a = r
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ATLANTA, MARKETS.
a. T. cox &
rOHHTSSTON MERCHANTS
ID a NEHSON -.

FORSYTH STREET.
ATLANTA, GA. Sept.3O ISL.
Corn dull fair stock, Wheat firm small
stock, Oats in moderate request for feeo'
Rye none in market good demand f%orseed'
Flour moves regular with fair stock ad'
vancing, Bacon demand active firm, bat.
ter, Eggs and onions scarce anddemandi II
fresh
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Something NeW.--We have just re-
ceived a lot of Peach Seeders-price 30 C.
aug-24 MAHONEY IL SIMPLIFY.
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Eurekn BItferS.
Chancery Sale of Land.

Minerva CARRIER VS.. Jacob CARRIER ct. al.
nURSUANT to an order of the Cham
Gerry Court at Jonesboro at its May
term 1871. i'll the foregoing cause. | will
offer for sale at the COURT House door in
Greeneville. on the 2Sth day of October,
1871. the land mentioned in the p~leadings.
living on the waters of Lick Greek. Greene
County. Tennessee. adjoining the lands
of II. Cox ROlly Carter and others. con-
tanning al acres more or less. balance at
ter laying off dover: also the reversionary
interest in said dover. l will sell the same
on a credit of six and twelve months with
out the right of redemption; bond and Sc
curity req uired of the purchaser and a
lien retained on said land until fully paid
for. September s, 1871.
3. F. SWINGLE.
septI4wtdspfS6 Clerk & Master.
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LEGISLATIVE.

NASHVILLE, October 2.-The follow
ing are the Legislative proceedings, to-
day:
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Rene6c5aI ia Females,

Strengthening the body, invigoratinC the mind,
and giving tone and elasticity TO the whole system.
The Home Bitters are compounded with the
greatest care, and no tonic stimuiant has ever be-
fore been offered 10 the public SO Pleasant TO the
Taste and at the same time combining so many
remedial agent 5 endorsed by the medical fraterni-
~ as the best known TO the Pharmacopoeia- II
Costs hnt litrIe 10 riXe them 4 fir Irial. and
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a surc Preventive

For Fever and Ague, Intern ttents. Billiousness
and all disorders arising from malartous causes.
They are highly recommended rs an ANTl-D1S-
PEPTIC. and in eases of are
As an Appetizer and Recuperant,
and in cases of General Debility they have never,
in a single instance, failed in producing the most
happy results. They are particularly
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-10-05

Mahoney a. Shipiey, ,rOlv
Have Just received their seoor" AZ
OF bsautiful jelly Glasses.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NO
n tilted not to trade for a note execu-
ted by me to c. T. C. DEAKE, on the 18th
of May, 1870. for S62 80, due one day
after date, as [ have offsets against said
note nearly if not quite sufficient to pay
it. Il. d. BEARD.
sept7w4
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Eminent PhvicIans Of Chicago.

The formula for the Home Bitters has
been submitted to us, and we believe them
to be the best tonic and stImulant for
general Use now offered to the public.
III. WOODBURY.. NJ. d. @. y. MARINER.
Analyt-l j. V. BLANEY, VI. ID. Chemis.
Prof. Chemistry Rush II. 5. Hahn. NJ. D.,
Medical College. B.. McVicar, NJ. D., j. b.
Walker, NJ. D., Norm 5. Barnes, M. d..
T.. 5. Hoyue, NJ. D., X. Ludlam. NJ. d..
Thos. II. Ellis. N. D.. Jas. y, Collins, NJ. j.
a Hahn, II. D.,
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Eminent Physiciansin Cincinnati,

Nearly all OF whom are Professors in one
or the other of the Medical Colleges.
No other Bitters have ever been offered
to the public embracing so many valuable
remedial agents. j, l.. Vattieer. NJ. D..
L. a. james, NJ. D., C.. T. Simpson, NJ. D.,
5. p. Bonner, NJ. D., &. 5. Muscraft, NJ. D.,
@. w. Bigler- NJ, D.. w. Il. Talliafsrro- j.
j. Quinn NJ. D., j. Ii. Buckner. NJ. d., ".
X. Woodward. NJ. D.. g. a. DOherty. NJ. D..
X. s. Wayne, Chemist, {. Woodward, VI.
G.. X Taylor, NJ. d., D.. w. Mccarthy NJ.
D., L. z. Maley, NJ. d.. X. IL. johnson, NJ.
d; S b Tomlinson VI d;
EMINENT PHYSICIANS IN MEMPIS:
The Home Bitters are an invaluable
remedy forindigestion and diseases arising
from malarial causes. q Ii Thornton NJ ID
Alex Erskine NJ ID; in charge City Hospital,
VI X Hodges NJ ID; J VI Rodgers NJ D.; Paul
Otey y, I'll w Purnell NJ ID, MA Edmuhds
NJ d, Sanford Bell u D., JOS L Lynch NJ ID,
EMINENT PHYSICIANS IN PITTS
BURGH;
Childs, NJ d, ID I'll Willard, N d, o Wuth,
Chemist, J III McClelland, NJ D.,
AND HUNDREDS OF OTHERS
In all parts of the North, West and South.
j E Garner NJ d, Milwaukee.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. March "a 1871.
James A, Jackson q Co-Having exa-
mined the formula Of the . Home oma
Bitters,"I have prescr bed them IN my
practice for some time, and pronounce
them the best Tonic Bitters now in use.
Z. III. MCMAHON, NJ. ID.
For sale BIZ all drug lists and grocers.
JAMES A. JACKSON IL Co., Proprle-
tors. Laboratory los n l07. Second ST.,
st. Louis. No. Jutyomiz
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To which they would invite the special
attention of
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-20

The Mexican muddle.remains mixed.
Juarez Hounts.a majority, but hasn' It got
1t, and threatens 10 retire to private Iife
in disgust. which everybody believes he
won't. and 80 both parties are arming.
The authorities in India, having somo
trouble with their butchers, came down
on them one night and massacred about
fifty of them.
A new steamship is being built at
richmond, Virginia, nt cost Of $685.
0oo, the lowest estimate for which at the
North was 1901, 1000.
The board Of health of New Orlea ns
are prosecuting their milkmen because
they don't shingle their COWS.
1t costs something to keep largo city
IN good sanitary condition. A projected
sewer in Brooklyn will cost 50, ,0OO,OOO
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FINANCIAL AND COnImn,tClAL.,

LoNDoN, august 19-Evening. Con
soils 935G. Bonds 931.
PARIS, August 19.-Rentes 55f. 72c.
LIVERPOOL, August l9-Evcning.
Cotton closed quiet and steady-uplands
5000; Orleans 916@914; sales u, 900
bales; speoulation and export 1000.
NEW York, August 19-Noon.-Flour
shade firmer. Wheat frmer and more
quiet. Corn dull and unchanged. Pork
dull, at 13.25@l3.37I&. Cotton dull
uPlands 1875; Orleans 10; sales 400 bales.
Frelghts firm. Stocks steady and dull.
State bonds dull and steady. Money
easy, at 2. Gold heavy, at l2sS. Ex-
change-long 916; short 956.
L. M.-Specie shipments 1923. 600.
The bank statement shows loans in
creased 50, l25,00O; specie decreased
nearly IS, 00O,000; deposits decreased
nearly 81, 100000; legal tenders de-
creased S2.250. 900. Cotton dull; smiles
a0l uplands 1891. Flour 5M1Oc.
better-common to fair extra S. .35(o0G 60
Wheat 1(02c better-winterr red Western
AGO AZ. Corn firmer, ut GGM(N
665l Pork and lard steady. Freights
firm. Money easier. Sterling nominal,
Gold l25a@l25S. Governments not ao-
tive. States dull and steady.
baltimore. August 19-Cotton quiet
-mlddling l9M; receipts 43 bnes: sules
53; stock LOGS.
ST.. Louis, August 49, Flour active
choice super winter 500. Corn dull -
mixed sacks 45046. Hemp baggiuc
unchanged. Pork freely offered at II 50.
Bacon lower-shoulders 6(161S; clear
sides IA. Lard quiet.
CINCINNATI, August l9.-Flour md
grain steady. Provisions quiet md
weak. Shoulders 6; clear sides 7si.
Wi,iskey 90. q -
LOUISVILLE, August 19.-Flour ana
corn quiet. Provisions-small order bu-
siness. Pork 1900 Shoulders GlI:
clear cL sides 7za. Larl 10@ll. Whisks ~
90@91.
CnARnEsroS, August 1o.--Cotton-
mlddling mid l,6S]@l7; receipts OF; sales
AUGUSTA, August l0.-Cotton quiet
and -midclling 1G2.1(017; receipts
10 bales; sales so.
SAVANNAH, August 10.-Notliny do.
ing in cotton-low middling 1914; re-
ccipts II; sales 20; stock 3, $50.
GALVESTON. August 19.-Cotton quiet
good ordinary 1891; receipts los; stock
New ORLEANS, August 1o.-Flour
dull and lower-donble 6.12hz; treble
6. .25(96.50. Corn in good supply
mixed 65; white 69G170. Coffee auiet
at l4(9i6. Whiskey quiet, mt 9O@l 90.
Cotton dull md nominul-middling 16aj
(9l7A; receipts 345; exports 2,lUl;
stock 30, 032 mi
MoB1LE. August 1o.-Cotton quiet
mldd'lng l7!a; receipts %; exports
coastwlse ,43o; sales 100; stock 3, 3GG.
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WHAT BECOMES OF THE SAVINGS. Tho
amount of money sent across the water
by immigrants to friends left behind.
principally to pay their passage to Ame.
rica, is rather surprising. From the
official returns of the emigrant commits.
sioners of England. it appears that in
1870 there was sent from this country.
to Ireland principally, So, G3O,O40 in
gold, of which 81, GG3, 1870 was for pre-
paid passages. Iu the twenty-three
years from 1S4S to 1870, inclusive. tho
money sent was upward of S9I, 670, 600
IN gold, being an average Of about
S3. 8So, OF yearly. But this amount is
probably somewhat below the actual
amount sent, us it only includes what
has been sent through banks and com
mercial houses. OF whatever may have
been sent through private channels
there is no knowledge. And these sums
large as they are, are made up by care.
ful savings from the wages of serva t
girls aud dny laborers, whilo tho aggre
gated deposits in the savings banks of
New England and New York, mainly at
the credit of the industrial classes.
amount to SGl6, 100000
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are pr0DaOly from NOfbh-"GJaFOlina to
Massachusetts, with. rain ,on the i'm,
mediate coast South, Of Delawhte;
Smoky and fair weather will probably
continue in the Middle and Eastern
States and on the lower lakes. Partially
cloudy and clear weather OH the Gulf
coast. The. low barometer in she North
west will probably give rise to few
light locnl storms on the upper lakes, to-
night.
SARATOGA, August 10 Vosuvius won
the hurdle race-time 358. In the
second race, Longfellow galloped over
the track. Barney Williams won the
third-time 2.38.
CINCINNATI, August 19.-Tho Domo-
cratic Convention to nominate State
officers convenes on the 18th September.
MRMpHIs, August 19.-Thomas Teal,
charged with the murder Of John A..
Gratis, in Heard County, Ga, in Novem-
5or last, Eas been arrested in Arkansas.
WILMrSaToN. N. O.. August ia
hne rain has been falling almost continu-
ously for the pnst twenty four hours; it
is though BIT to be general and will prove
OF vast benefit to the crops although
too late to save crops in some sections,
where the yield will be cut short nearly
one-half, by the long drought. A heavy
gale off the coast this evening.
The Alice Lee, Foster master, from
New York to Savannah, which ran
ashore yesterday, on Frying Pan Shoals.
has been towed to this city, leaking
badly. The cargo will have to be taken
ont and the vessel repaired.
SAN francisco, August 49, The Re.
publicans are indignant at speech of
Geo. Gorham. Secretary of the United
States Senate, wherein he repudiated
the anti-Chinese and anti-subsidy planks
OF the Republican platform.
PITrsToN, PA, August 19.-The coro-
ner's jury censures Alva Tompkins for
failure to comply with plain provisions
for the protection Of human life.
ST.. Louis, August 19.-It is stated
that $500, 900 of stock in tho North Mis-
souri, Rond, owned by tho city, has been
sold for $65. 900, to the present owners
of the road 1
PoUaHKEEps1s. August 10. The cap.
ture Of the escaped oonvicts continue.
Creamer made desperate resistance,
and was badly wounded.
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MoLAssEs, ,Cuua, ,35uI5U
New Url'ns 8UG,.U
Sugar iI'se.. COO. 30
NAILS, Il kegs 50dGG %
Onions. E}bus1 2.jGtl 50
OIL. kcroaelie,.3jaL
Machinery. 1861 60
SPECIE, Goid 0Sl1lA
Silver Gll UI
PorAr's, Irir / 5OM3UU
Sweet, bus az SO
RICE, Carolina III 8 mlO
SHOT, ttbag. 275Gs3tO
SALT, Livcrp.2 01aL2 10
SOAR, Glib, .TAWlU
SPIRITS, Alcohol, ,gl5 GO
Hrandy Il UD6D12 00
Gin 80 000t6 CO
N,lm......2 UUG07 %
Whiskcy.. 4 35GG4 OD
SUGAR, Crus II P15G0l6
Browll........ .l2G0li
STARCH, u H.. 8lGbl0
lea, Green ibl 00@I2 90
Black, II 00Q6l 10
TOBACCO, Cllw. G000l Oh
Smoking ID. .60Gs1 0l
VINEGAR, Vino, .50G56U
Frcilcli.... Qal 90
WINE, Cham. 28@p35 %
Port, 7Igal300@t5 50
Sherry. 7j0S7 00
Madeira. g 000E8 90
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Four Hundred Dollars Reward!

ME above reward will bo paid for tho re-
i turn OF tho Money and Notcs stolen from,
Mr. ". q. McdreSor on tho night Of the 18th
inst. or }3i per cent on I'LL money. and no o,,er
tions asked; or we will pay the above reward
for Information tkat may load to the recovery
"t tho Money and Notes and tho conviction
or tho robbers. All persons arc warnod
against trading fur any notes OF duo bills pay
aslo 10 ns; also against trading for an order
on tho County Treasurer of Charleston, in
favor of fcter 3. Hedges, for s3lG and one
on the State Treasurer for si8. Ill favor IF -
ioDinsntl. GElGER " MCGKEGOE.
Aug II 4.
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Foreign AnairEt HS'
NOON DESPATCHES..

q
RUSSIA AND PRUSSIA AnhiINa - POSTAL
ooNFBRENoE-THE PERSIAN FAMINE
FRENCH ASSEMBLY TO REMAIN AT YER
sAILLES S-ENGLAND AND MEXICO, 60. (, 40.
PARIS, August 18.-La Pdt,ie says
hussla is making great military prepara-
tlons. Prussia, also, is filing up her
cdd''es, perfecting ornaments and col
leotlng enormous quantities Of stores.
La Pdkrie believes tho preparations OF
the latter power are aimed at Russia.
The committee to which the motion
for the prolongation OF Thiers' powers
was referred will probably report Mon.
day, aud debate on the motion be open
ed Tuesday. Counter motions are anti
cipated from Gambetta and Duke
d'Broglire It is believed the original
motion, with notifications, will be car
ried.
Abbatucci, Imperialist Deputy to the
Assembly from Corsica, has resigned his
seat to make room for Rouher. Negoti-
ations for complete evacuation Of France
by the Germans are still pending Jour-
mails continue to report outrages commit
ted by the Germans in France.
MADRID, August 18.-The committee
OF the International Society has address
cd letter to Prime Minister Sorella,
disavowing hostility Of the Society to the
Government, but complains of persecu-
tion OF its members by the authorities.
1t denounces the existing order of things
as talte and hollow. being maintained by
and through force.
berlin, August 18.-The Postal Con-
terence in session here suggests interna-
tlonal treaties between European and
American powers, establishing uniform
rate OF postage on letters, regardless of
distance, OF twenty centimes, prepaid,
and forty, unpaid. with additional charge
on letters which go by sea.
famine is moro terrible. than reported.
$4,000 persons have died in Ispahan. the
capital. The condition of the province
of Mazanderan is still worse. The rice
crop was complete failures; besides
which the cattle plague, small box.
typhus fever and cholera prevail
MADRID, August I9.-Gomez Prilledo
has been appointed Captain General OF
Porto Rico.
PARIS, August 19.-It is reported that
1t has been decided the Assembly shall
remain at Versailles; certain of the Go.
Vermont Offices. however, will be re.
moved to Paris. i15+
LONDON, August 10. The report that
conference of German Catholic Bish.
ops was held at Fulda on the Sd instant,
proves incorrect. The meeting will be
held in September. Y
In the House of Commons, Enfield,
Under Secretary Of Foreign Affairs, in
reply to question, says Mexico had re-
pudlated the treaty of 1862, but the Go
vernment Of Great Britnin had insisted
that the treaty was still in effect and OF
binding and obligatory force.
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FIRST FAIR FOR ORANaRBNRa CouNry.
me flrst annual fair of the Agricultural
society Of Orangeburg County will be
held at Whittemore's factory building.
commencing con, on Tuesday, October "a,
lo1l, at noon. and ending Thursday,
October rs, at 8 O'Clock P. M. The ad.
vertisement OF the list OF premiums
offered by the society is worth any one'n
pernsa'. 1t speaks eloquently for the
enterprise and industry Of the people Of
our loved Orangebnrg. Let every per-
son show u proper appreciation of the
energy OF the gentlemen who are at the
head OF this society. They deserve
credit for their exertions.
Orange1My Ners.
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$50 Reward.

tb0U Reward.
M house WAS entered on the night OF tho
lHI 18th instant, and Some clothing taken
away, in which were n lot of Keys anil a
iocket,book, containing some Notes aud Me.
hloraEduins, OF no yalne to any ono but my
self. will give tho abuvc reward 10 any ono
WHO may return the same, and nsk no tlucs.
lions hatcver. The party etrectins The en-
trance, being disappointed III securing any
&c, away. Any one finding them and deliy
crlng to me will receive the above reward Al
August ID j. H. EINAtD
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Auot1on sales.
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
D. @. PEIXOTTO & SON. An&tfOpee

Foreclosure OF mortgage.
ID. g. PEIxOTTO & SON, Auetioneers.
PY virtue Of the power, duly conferred upon
- the Citizens' Savings Bank OF Columbia,
by the Columbia OH Company, to foreclose
the mortgage OF the said Columbia OH Com
pany to tho said Citizens Savings Bank OF
Columbia, and to enter upon and to sell all
and singular the mortgaged premises herein
after described, for tho purpose OF satisfying
thor debt; the said mortgage is horeby de-
clared to be foreclosod, and the said Colum-
bia Oil Company forever barred Of all claim
or equity OF redemption in tho Premises; and
under the same power as aforesaid, tho under
signed will sell, at public auction, before the
Court House, at Columbia, on the frat MON
DAY in September next:
All that certaiu lot OF LAND, situnto and
being in the city Of Columbia, in the County
OF hichland, and State OF South Carolios.
consisting OF one equRre in said city, con.
tanning four acres Of land, more or less. and
bounded by Wheat. Rico, Lincoln and Gads-
den stroots. with all the buildings and erec-
tions on said lot Of land. now nsod for the
purposes ot an Oh Mi!, and ell the Engipea
Oil PrerHes and machinery OF any kind what.
soever, in and upon said premises.
Terms cash. W.MARTIN.
President Citizens Savings Bank OF South
carolina. Anguet IL +
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American intei,igence.
NOON DISPATCHES.

EXTENSIVE FIRE FATALACCIDENT-ARR
OF MURDERER-RAOEs-M DIS
AsTERs-CAPTURE OF ESCAPED CoNv1ors
--AsIATIo CHOLERA REPORTED IN NEW
YORK, &C., &C.
KALAMAZOO, M1oH., August 18.-At
the races. to-day, for the premium of
S6.O0O, open to MI horses, mile heats.
three in five in harness, there were six
entries. of which four started. It was
won by Goldsmith Maid, in three straight
heats; Lucy second, American Girl
third, Chicago fourth. Time, .26 3 5,
2.22 4-5, 2.26.
OaDENsBRua, N. Y. August 1S.-De-
CAmin delivered his lecture in tho Skat-
ing Rink, under tho protection of the
police. There was no attempt to disturb
him. He will deliver no more lectures
here, now that free speech has boen vim
dicated.
HARR1sDURa. Pa, August 18.-The
Auditor General has made written de-
mand on G. 0. Evans for 1921, ,O4G, due
the State of Pennsylvania, without do.
lay, or proceedings will be commenced.
Evans refuses to comply.
SAN FRANcIsco. August 49, Fifty bu-
siness and dwelling- houses were recently
burned in Dallas, Oregon. The loss ex-
ceeds the insurance by 100000
New YORK. August 19.-The captain
Of the tug implicated in the escape of
the convicts has been released.
Four Frenchmen we're arrested, yes
terday, on the steamer Italy, with $45.-
OU0 worth of diamonds and other Jewels,
New ORLEANS, August ia car at
tached to Mobile freight trim ran off
the track, last evening, opposite Dumain
street. Leon Ber, wholesale grocer, and
Captain jacob Schultz, formerly master
of the tug-boat Gladiator, drove past
with donble-team buggy; the locomo-
tive. blowing off steam frightened the
horses, and both gentlemen were thrown
to the pavement. Mr.. Ber was instantly
killed, and Captain Schultz died on the
way to his residence.
Jacob Diephert, the well-known 20.
lice detective, is dead.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
NEW YoRK, August 19.-The tug. g.boat
Starbuok exploded her boiler, killing the
fireman.
A schooner bottom up, painted black,
was reported August II, latitude 40, Ion
gitude 70.
Mary Kelly, who was removed to Belle.
yue Aospital-a supposed cholera case
died This morning. The hospital physi-
oian says it was case Of Asiatio cholera,
while the Sanitary Inspector and his
physicians, who attended the woman,
say it was cholera morbus.
WASHINGTON, August 10. Tho Board
OF Supervising Inspectors appointed by
Boutwell, to inquire into the cause of the
West6eld explosion, have made report,
They exculpate Mathews. Supervisory
Inspector, and recommend that every
steamer have Supervising Inquirer aud
captain.
Probabilities-Th cyclone will pro.
bnbly keep nt some distance of the
North Carolina coast, but Easterly wind.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CUi;IkEAr.
l0nKECTED WEEKLY BY TIE BOARD OF TRADE


APPLES. 5sDu.l u0QD2 OO
BAdHINH, ..l9i52G
BALE RorE, Ma. 22Gg24
f.orWcat t}lb 8@ol2
BUTTER, North. So H4U
Country, q lb. .25Gl3O
BACON. uanis. 1GQG20
Sides, Il Lii. 9loIO
Shoulders -. 8lL9
CANDLES, Sperm401L7U
Adanl,liltiiicl lbl5G0lG
CorroS YARS1 2UiSl 25
CoTroS,Stc A.. .l91
NliddlillE .ls5
Low Alidl'g, .17l
Good Ordny,... .lGI
Ordinary. Is
CHEESE, ID. lb. 2O@25
Factory .l6Go2z
COFFEE, Rio, t|lb170522
LaSunyra .23@D25
Java .2S6t3U
Flour, Co. 750G5l0 90
Northern .750Gt1l 90
GRAIN, Corn l 1901 20
Wheat Il 400ol so
Oats. :. ..80@I90
Peas 80. II 10QD1 25
HAY, North, Rcwt.2 90
HIDES, Dry, dilbl24@lS
Green ...........M M8
LARD, P ID. -. 1905
LIME, b Dbl. 2 65Gn2 rs
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-20

A steam fire engine ran into carriage,
at Washington, containing Miss Pnrme.
lia Cunningham. Regent Of Mount Yer
non Association, and upset it. spilling
the Regent ont, not seriously injnring
her. She mounted Vernon rs usual the
next day.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-20
sFall and Winter Importation---l87l.
r | B B O N S
Millinery and Straw Goods.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO..

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trimmed. Shaker Hoods, DC.
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Offer the largest stock to be found ia this
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