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The New York herald., 1873-10-21
DY J. ". CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIoNEER.
- S. B. GOODkLE CO.

Once NO. west Jwenty-third st, Fifth Avenue Hotel,
Will sell this dav, commencing l0k O'Clock, at No 327
Madison Forty ythrd street. entire elegant
and costly household Furniture, contained in that
high stoop private residence, viz :superb round
ner carved rosewood octave brilliant toned Pianoorte
BY celebrated maker cost $3.50 magnificent Paror suit
40 pieces, in rich satin recently purchased for s0O0
large, fine Oil Painting. Lakes OF Killarney. by cele
srsted artist Bisphan originally cost superior
uay gut French mante Clock, rich velvet and English
body Brussels Carpets; black walnut Chamber Suits
consisting OF gilt enamelicd Bedsteads, Commodes,
dressing cabinets and Bureaus, curled Hair
French Pillows, feather Beds Bedding; black walnut
Bedroom suits IN silk and worsted rep, lace Window
Curtains black walnut library Writing Desk Tables and
Lounges walnut sofa bottom Dnin Chairs in rep su-
perb pier extension Dining Table, walnut marble top
Buffet costly black walnut Hat stand, Oilcloths,
trockery keirigeralor, Kitchen Utensils &c Goods TO
be removed Immediately after sale Buyers specigliy
invited. catalogues early at residence.
s. B. GOODALE co
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

IlT r. AUNTIUNFFk,
ID Mortgage sale Of Household Furniture Of every de-
scripon, Wednesday, October % at salesroom
18th st., near Broadway-The entire Furniture and Car
pets of large private dwelling and loads ror
storage warehouse, embracing rich Paror Bedroom md
Diningroom Furnure ~ sets fine Lace Curtains Grim
Satin Curtains, elegant French Cabinet Han stands
elegant carved black walnut Chamber suits rich black
walnut Buffet Extension Table and Chairs en- suite Cab
so GO Carpets Platedware, China and Glass Ware &c
also q lot OF choice Wines and LiQnors-Port, sherry
Whiskey. Melchers schiedam, Gin, &c, in and
dem
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

UCTlON NOTICE.-THOMAS ". LINDSEY, AUC-
n tioneer, will sell the well known schooner rgged
Yacht SC I'D at auction positively without regard TO
wharf, Fulton ferry, Brooklyn side together with her
entire OUTFIT comprising sateroom and cabin Furniture,
dc. carries sails nearly Anchors, two Charts,
two Compasses Catalogue OF inventory mailed OF
charge on application at saesrooms OF auconeer, 1il
BrOoklyu
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

j. BLEECKER, SON h CO.
N. Supreme CONFEDERATION Sale,
under direction of William C Barrett relerees
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER y, 1874
at IL M, at Exchange salesroom,
No Ill Broadway,
the brick House and Extension and Lot No, Ss Pearl
street. near Bower street; also brick House and Lot in
OF above known No 26S Water street; also brick
House and Lot No 81 Frankfort street. near
street
Maps at No II Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

THE GREAT Show
P. T. BARNUM's
MENAGERIE and
MADISON AVENUE and TwENTy-sIxTh STREET.
AN IMMENSE AUDIENCE
AND BRILLIANT OPENING
LAST NIGHT
THE VAST MULTITUDE
UNABLE TO GAIN ADMISSION
AT THE INAUGURAL EXHIBITION
wv EVERY VI SssAETMESF
Ay7rnsSjs ssEs Isb Ra5tz; EVENING.
/ MONSTER wIEH rH55PFSE;sDRoAr, iSs
DOUBLE c1Rggs RING
ONE HUNDRED ST STAR PERFORMERS,
Eghh HREsfo hSR RxhislafoE. f2snhGEE
commencing promptly at 2 and O'clock
THE GRAND STREET PAGEANT,
KIND ever Witnessed in New York win leave Madison
isS, October !ssasnsr ssims.ng5, tresIssIy
and Will " Mss0n ra to Thirty
Bowery thence to Chatham street thence to Chambers
E
ng Secs p 10 Madison
i OF THE CITY ticket. He will make you split your
SEx RsafHes the Matinee today
CALvINI MATINEE-To MORROW AFTERNOON AT
, the Union Square @ ibepa,TTes-To,mSTrow sALyIsI
as David Garrck TONIGHT at the ACADEMY OF
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.
ID ana Sd avenues Seswee eesns sd and e4th Streets
CROWDED DAY AND EVENING HsYisHi
Tth ss1st and fashionable audiences
MAcIsFsH cIpfsTsinY IN Ssngifstgrins MDSS Processes
new GAS ENGINE
'on'p'e'' """1' LADIES' AND MISSES SHOES
Of 100 paFf a q %ads udns x LOOM
Ivory Turning EnvelSDs sGssn Ensn kSrrsc MACHINERY
Brush Making. Steel Forging r.x.KYNa m.curYrpv
vacuum NEW And ISTEKEsIiSS NoyEIffiEs
s..... Never before exhibited.
GENUINE ss65s fso and Evening
Presented BY kiT q fsGD asS dsss xfrghPs FUNDS
MISS JULIA GRIrFiS,.a - aa.. s O'''D''
Will MODEL FROM LIFE.
AernSSSpn fss bssG1ss''G sFs 2T S
fT YET That's what's the matter.
ANEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6Is BROAD.
IN way between Houston and Bleecker streets-Every
one should visit the wonderful museum; IL Is full
every thing people should and understand Lectures
daily. on s,lhe Philosophy Of Marragc.n Those parties
unable 10 attend these important lectures have them
forwarded, post ree receipt of 70 cents by address
ing SECREfARY NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY,
6l5 Broadway
MUSICAL.
A ITALIANS MUSICAL ACADEMY ~ UNION
"A squarc-Thorough instruction piano violin. organ,
singing, harmony private class lessons, under Mr..
Hallams tuition or supervision modern languages
taught
4 LADY, WITH LONG EXPERIENCE Az
n teacher OF the piano, has vacancy for one or more
pupils; terms moderate. Address A. M box iS Herald
Uptown Branch 0ificc
T,ENOR-wANTED, A GENTLEMAN T" sING TENOR
In an amateur church quartet IN this, city Address
TENOR box 2,2s5 New York Post Office.
vNANTED-A TENOR FOR A QUARTET IN AN
w Episcopal church, who Will sing for the practice
and for instruction. Address q. T., Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
NANTED--INsTRuCTT0y ON PARLOR ORGAN OR
w violin, at teachers residence. Address, with terms
&C.. A, 70 u. box 75y Post 0llce.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

yAANTED-CAsTOFF CLOTHING; LADIES AND
w gentlemen having any OF tho above article 10 dis
pose OF the highest price at W. BARkIsONs
S0i Third avenue. near Twenty sixth street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

N ASSORTMENT OF MANTELS, UNSURPASSED
n for beauty OF design and quality of ship
slate work OF all kinds specially.
PENRBYN SLATE COMPANY
Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street. Union square.
CTEWART'S SLATE MANTELS, MARBLE AND WOOD
- Mantels, ricf and elegant designs the lowest
prices 22O and ~ West Twenty ythird street between
Seventh and Eighth
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL
IL Wednesday, October p 1873 at IL O'CLOCK in the
q East Broadway, one large work Horse Tor
bill of keep.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
UCTIoN sALE-THIs TUEsDAY) MORNING,
IA October 2l,

commencing at l0,s O'Clock precisely,
Property OF private family in Europe at the four
story brown stone mansion 04 East Twenyfth street,
Fourth avenue, consisting velvet Brussels
lion Carpets magnificent rosewood ~ octave grand
Pianoforte Stool Cover beautiful parlor suits in satin
rocatel and reps Oil Paintings, Bronzes Vases Clocks
Mirrors, Curtains Etageres, Bookcases Bedseads Bu.
reaus. Washstands, Commodes, spring and Mat
tresses Bedding, Bolsers Pillows sdeboard Extension
Table $50 lots Glass China Slverware Cutlery Lounges
Chars Sofas Tables, Mrrors Halstand &c BY order OF
Joseph Reidel Esq House open al O'Clock catalogues
ready for the sale. Z. ROTH Aucuoneer.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

DRooKLYN AUCTION NOTICE
ID GROCERY SALE.
b. II. SETxAS. Apctsneer. will sell this day TUEs-
DAY 2Is at 10 O'clock the entire stock anu Fixture
also Horse Wagon and Harness contained In the first
class family Grocery Store NO. e23 Fulton avenue,
fsng of a general and desirable assortment
py JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL
- tomorrow "wednesday, at o'clock r.. MI at 1896
Third avenue, general assortment Of Household Furni
re Bureaus Chairs Mirrors sofas Lounges Ieteatcs,
Car pets &C
RY JOHN A. DRNN AUCTIONEER--wILL SELL ON
- lhursday, October 23, at 143 Elm street. AT l05s
O'CLOCK the entire Furniture contained IN said house,
cohtisting OF general Of Household Furni-
lure. fnll particulars in Thursdays Herald.
E2WARD sCHENcK AUcTIoNEER
Mortgage sale OF elegant Cabinet Furniture.
BY EDWARD scHENCK, THIS DAY. gsT INST,
~ II o'clock, an elegant assortment Of the fines. Furn
iure on he most modern and unique styles Of paror,
snanuer, alning and hail. In elegant walnut rose
woou cavereu IN damask and suDerh Centre and
eaiu iapes' nho every variety OF style OF Furniture.
inc above = now on exhibition and win repay those in
want of nne furniture. TO be sold a, auction at
NO 20 Liberty street
THIS DAY, alst instr ~ u O'Clock
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
A UCTION SALE-PRIvATE RESIDENCE
Il 10 West sd street.
between 9th and 9TH avenues,
THIS TUESpAY MORNING.

commenclng az I0Is O'CLOCK
LUKE FITZGERALD. Aucioneer, sells all the elegant,
costly and plain Household Furniture contained in ABOVE
brown stone mansion. comprising magnificent CHECKER.
ing son "a octave Pianotorte latest styles Parlor and
Drawing Room Suits covered in satin brocae and silk
rep Mirrors velvet and Brussels Carpets, Bronzes Oil
Paintings rosewood tageres Centre Table, Cabinets
Jardiners fookcase 500 volumes choice Books ladys
Writing Desk, Chamber suits in rosewood and walnut
Dressing Cases Bedsteads Bureaus Wahstand 20 cured
hair and spring Beds Dining Room-Bufiet Extension
Table Chairs, solid and plated Ware. Over 800 lots by
cafalnoue. a nd hen
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

Household Furniture at auction.
T. H. LUDLOW 4 CO. will sell at auction. Thursday
October g lS13 at ii O'Clock A. NJ. all the Furniture
contained in the four rs class boarding house No
b West Twenty street. consisting OF al
cortment OF dining and chamber Furniture, Bed
Steads Bureaus, Wsshstands, Dining and side TABLES,
Sofas, Lounges Pickhardt and Pympton Bedsteads,
also tine cured hair Mattresses feather 8olsers and Pill
lows. woolen Blankets, dc together with all the Brus
sells velvet and ingram Carpets, Ocloh. &C. and an
sortment kitchen Furniture, Cooking Utensils, &c.
With which the sale will commence.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04
W GATHER REPORT.

WAsntNGToN, September s. Probabli.
nes-For New England states on Thurs
any wind baking to south west and south.
cast nnd increasing cloudiness with proba.
bio rain this afternoon or evening. For
Middle states and Lower Lake region
'f'sh ana brisk southeast and southwest
erIy winds, cloudy weather and rain. For
south Atlantic and Gulf states fresh
S'ntheastcrly and southwestcrly winds
partly cloudy. weather and rain areas
from Pennsylvania and Missouri, north
eastward over lower Michigan, cloudy
weather with rain and fresh to bris,
winds vcering to the south low barometer
over northwest and will move eastward
producing brisk winds over Lake recion
aud followed by clearing weather in tho
former district.
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TEhEGRAPHIG,
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
FROM NEW YORK

NEW YORK, September "a specia
from London says the Carlists have car
ried oil from Vera number of womor
who were chosen by ballot in Bscay I,
make uniforms for royalist soldiers.
STEAMSHIPS
Arriving yesterday and to-day from New
York report having experienced II terrific
hurricane. They were tossed about e
violently that much of their glassware
and crockery was broken.
1IIE WIFE OF cart. TRAvogs,
commander of tho British steam yaeh,
| Deer Hound at the time of hor capture by
Tho Spanish, has published IL card appeal
ing to the public to aid her in her effort.
to secure the release of her husband ms we'll
other prisoners
Leonard Brown, alleged operator in
forged bonds, has been held for action of
the grand jury
upto noon to-day ten Of the counter
felt 500 dollar bills had been received at
The suo treasury. An cxpoi; clerk at one
OF the city banks to-day detected two
points OF difference between tho ponuipa
"mf cuuntoricit notes not mentioned yes.
terdaywh is more casil Y observed than
some of those mentioned. la tho senl inc
the signature of Spinner clearly over ties
the seal, which in the counterfeit seal has
evidently been stamped on after tho sigma
turc. la the counterfeit the center star in
the cluster around the neck of the goddess
of liberty is bottcd, while in tho genuine
it is perfect
a London dispatch says tho steamship
llommonia from New York, arrived u,
plymouth to-day, and reports having en-
countered terrific hurricanes on the 2i,h
and 10Th O. August. Her cabins WEI.
swsmped with water, and passengers wer.
compelled to vaeate them Several of
her boats were lost. She passedlarge quan.
titles of wrecked material of the storm
which had been carried away from other
SHIPS 1t is now stated that counteriit
New York Central, BItralo, New York
and Eric bonds have beer ia circulation
since July /. Sir John Grant, governor
OF Jamnca, arrived here to-day a COM
plctc reorganization of custom service is
contemplated ut an early day. Bonds
men Of tho CITY Treasurer Spracue of
brooklyn, and Rodman, gave their not,
payable January 1st, for sufficient
amount to secure the city from loss.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL couu,rrrv
o'hight Issued n call for n Democratic
state convention at Utica, October ls,.
NEW York, September 3.--The Demo-
ratio state committee temporarily organ
,eo TINS morning, with ox-Lieut. Gov.
eard in the chair, and adjourned till this
Ttornoon.
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FOREIGN.
SHOT

ShOls
PASAMA, August 24.-Motgar Bachill
and other chiefs, who had boon hiding in
surgcnts in tho interests of the Clerical
party, against Gutamala, have been ar
rested and will be shot, az the present
Liberal government knows no other way
to keep thcm quiet.
MADRID, September 3.--Gen. IIcda'go
has resigned the captain gencral.hip of
Madrid, and Gen. Rgenius has been np.
pointed his successor. by this change
harmony i; restored in tho cabinet.
BERLIN, September 3.--By dcgroc Of
tho emperor the names of distinguished
sano-als Of tho German army have been
bestowed on the forts of S,rasbourg, Metz
and Others in the territory acquired from
France.
VIENNA, September st is reported
that special prizes are to DO given to
several exhibitors who were accidentally
overlooked in tho recent distribution
Nearly all tho visitors who come t. at
tend the exposition have taken their de-
parturc from tho city, and the city is now
free from cholera
LoSDoN, September Miss Emily
Faithful contemplates establishing
AN INDUSTRIAL BUREAU
% provide employment for women in con-
lection with similar institutions in Chi
ago and other cities.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04
FROM SALT LAX T..
KILLED IN I.F-DEFENSE

KILLED IN sELr-DEFENsE.
SALT LAKE. SoPtonbo, In pincha
new policeman named Mckay, killed u
rough named Garry in self-defenso.
ELECTION RETURNS.
Returns so far received from Sante Flo,
New Mexico, indicate tho election of
Stephen u. E!kins, Republican candidate
to congress, by 1000 majority over padr.
dHldes,the late Democratic delegate. San,e
Fc county which went Democratic ,wn
years az" has Como Republican by over
ooo majority. Tho election yesterday in
Laramie county, Wyoming territory, for
Inc legislature, passed OF in quiet, the
whole Republican ticket elected with In.
exception OF tho member of the lower
house
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04
MARK FL REPORT.

CHICAGO, Septem Der D. Wheat firm at
81 l34 September; 81 l4lGl AZ cash.
Corn, irregular and active at IO3c Sep
TENDER; 422Gi2tc October.
Oats, irlDer and good demand Vt 27!m-
21sc September; 2Sl@2s!c October.
kye, steady ut o7lc.
Barley, stronger ut 81 81 bid.
Provisions inactive.
Pork, quiet and nominal a. Sl5s Sep
tember.
Lard nominal ut : &c winter
Whiskoy, inactive and lower, held al
-, reported sales 9Sc.
ST.. Louis Septem Der 3-Flour, trmer
at So 1900 80.
Wheat, No. ,, red, super, 81 So No 2
do, 81 %; sample lots sell higher
Corn, little doing No mixed 42!GB43c,
cash saes.
Oats, unchanged; No 9 mixed SOC cash;
30c bid.
Bsrlep, steady; No 8 spring 9.!ci No 2
do ~ lSG1l 20.
Rye, quiet at CSC.
Whiskey, lower; 81 OF.
Coffee, strong and higher; ordinary to
choice Rio 24l@2sc.
sugar, higher, prime 10 choice LOu.si-
iunh iVtU tO5c.
Pork. quiet; SIG 75G1l7.
Bacon, dull; only small johbing trade
Shoulders 9{c. Clear rib loir. Ccut.
lO!@l0ic.
Lard, unchanged small lots refined SIC.
Hog. iirner nj Sittl 80
Cattle unchanged; native cows and
heiiers seas 70; steers 1904; good to
prime beevu- StC'6 -.
New ORLEANS, September 3.-Corn,
supply light, demand fair; white aud vel.
low mixed GjHGGc, white d7Cl Csc; yellow
GgGH7Oc.
Bran easier S2iC,Sjr.
Lard, fair dcmnnd l0imllc.
Sugar stock small good local demand.
Molasses, no movement.
Whiskry declined. Louisiana 81; Gin
cInnati 81 Oj.
Coiicy in demand, 2l3oGg3: other. un.
changed.
Sterling % sight premium.
Gold 81.
Cotton quiet. Sales 500 bales, rcpaa,
prices.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04
FROM TEXAS.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

AUSTIN, September 3.--The Democratic
state convention met hero to-day. NJ. ID.
n Taylor was appointed temporary
chairman and w. b. Says, temporary see.
Rotary Tho entire day was occupied in
organization and appointing committees.
The contes. for the gubornatorial honors
Will be lively. John Ireland of Seguine,
Judge Richard Cooke of Macon, and Col.
q. W. Winkler Of Casicana, are the mos,
prominent candidates before tho conven.
ton, Judge Ireland, representative #
the Ant-liailroad subsidy and the others
are Conservatives.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04
FROM BALTIMORE.
CONVICTED OF rMmE2ZLING.

BALTIMORE, September 3.--In the
h't'd states district court, to-day, John
), Miller, formerly deputy collector for III,
rum district of Maryland, has been con
v''tod OF -embeaaling from tho United
States ana sentenced to pay fine of s2ls
and costs and imprisonmcn, for six months
in the Baltimore iail.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04

MENE, MEME. TEkgL UrnARslN.-Is
the sentence being pronounced against
,he scamps who have sought to pirate the
high reputation Of Mr.. McCabe's Re-
howned Mcdicated Blackberry Brandy,
wnsrh has never failed curing cholera
choisra morbus and all bowel affections
~ paiih,ng on svillsinou decoctiop. In
s bottles with label closely resem.
p''hg 'he genuine thus ieopsrdillnp IN.
IVES oi lhou'ahds of tho innocent Pass
the scsmps around 49,, ,.a ns'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

OBSERVER OFFICE, CAIEu. Ills =
September ., lO:ll PAIN, lst'.
Barometer. 21.Sc degrees.
Thermometer, - degrees.
WinG southwest Velocity mile, per
hour.
Weather cloudy.
Maximum temperature fer last - hour
=, degrees:
Minimum temperature Tor the la, q hours.
Il degrees.
Prevailing wind Tor last - hour. south.
west
Total number of miles Travelled By wind
during lat - hour. -.
EDwIS GhELAND,
Observer signal service, 1. IS. \.
kGSG OF THE BLOOD. -CauccrDu. tu-
mors. Case: 1t is with pleasure | write,
IN behalf OF my mother, who has hocu
taking your medicine King uf ,h" Blood.
for tuinOr, can say she most l. entirely
cured. She has taken four bottles of the
medicine The tumOr was rs large Ms a
goose egg when she commenced. 1t is
now only about the siz, of II grain of corn.
and rapidly disappearing. She has doc
torcd hundreds of dollars away without.
benefit, until using your medicine, for
which We shall AWAY. be- thankful and
can recommend the King Of the Blood To-
any one needing it. My mothers namc !.
Sarah Dulin. Yours, Respectfully,
SEQ haTYaatti5dflMSh'ts iin khsGG!tie9f QlAia,
4-3-lw.
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From CINCINNATI.
THE EXPosITION.

CINuNNATI, September 3.-The Fourth
Industrial Exposition opened tc-ligb'. A
large audience was present a procession
consisting of ex-Secretary Cox, who was
to deliver an address, Mayor johnson tie
presidents Of the Chamber of Commerce
aud BOARD of Trade, and the president Of
the Exposition, accompanied by members
of tho press, and headed by Currc- band
passed through various departments.
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EDWIN GARLAND,
Observer Sig. Ser. L. ). 4.

LOUISVILLE, September 3.-River ris-
ing slowly D feet 10 inches in canal and 3
ieet 10 inches pas down Indian chute.
Weather very warm. New Alabama
packet Mary leaves Wednesday next for
Mobile. Arrived; Franklin, Cincinnati;
SANDY, Troy DEPARTED Ben Franklin,
for Clnclnnatii Morning Star, Henderson;
Sandy, Troy.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04
FROM LOUISVILLE.
CRUSHED TO DEATH.

CRUSHED TO DEATH.
LOUISVILLE, September "a switch
mar named BALI "'.t'- ~""Pu"s care
Mt the Nashville depot this morning, wa.
crushed IN afrightful manner and died IT,
half an hour Las, night brakeman on
|. NJ IL / train, named FLASK, was run
over by cars ut Vienna, 30 miles from thi.
city, and crushed to death.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04
FROM MASSACHUSETTS,.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
WoRcEsrEs, September 3--The Demo-
cratic state convention to-day nominated
William Castor of Boston, for governor.
The convention completed the state ticket
as follows For Lieutenant governor
VIM. l.. Smith of Springfield for secrc-
tsry Of state h. f. Mills of Williams
town; for treasurer, n. Clark of Lynn !;
for auditor, Waldo COburn If Dedsm for
attorney general, g. O.good of Northamp-
ton
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=, ST. LOUIS September 3.-Arriyed:
tShn'e Lewis, Missouri river; Mary
hllce' New Orleans; Rob Roy, Keolluf
Departed: Alice, Missouri river Rob
Roy, keokuk.
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COUNTY COURT p
CEEDINGS.
PRO.
JUNE ADJOURNED TERM.
JULY II, 1873.

Present Hon. +. Bross, Judge James
l.. McCrite aud Severe Marchildon, asso-
ciates Jacob q. Lynch, clerk aud Alex
ander Ii. Irwin, sheriff.
II is considered aud ordered by the
court that the following named persons ho
tive names and thai orders be drawn on
the county treasurer accordingly, viz:
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MEMPHIS, September 3.-Weather
cloudy with good rain to-day and las,
nigh'i mercury SO degrees. River fall.
ing Departed: Arlington, New Or.
leans Capital City, st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, September 3. Secretary
be'tnap, Attorney General Williams and
Commissioner Douglass have returned.
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EyASsylLLx, September 3.-We Gather
cloudy with light rain. River stationary.
Up Geo. ROBBERS. Down; Mary Am.
Ont Grey Eagle and Idlowld Business
fair,
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NEW ORLEANS September 3..-No ar
rivals Departed Crescent City and
barges; Mollie Moore and John B. Maude
Tor st. Louis. Weather clear, mercury
81.
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PlrrSnuRG, September 3,--River falling
steadily with #. 10 in. in tho channel.
Weather cloudy and warm this afternoon.
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rIrTsRURG, September 3.-River fall.
ing feet II inches. Exchange left this
evening for Cincinnati.
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NicksBrRG, September 3.-Down,
Mary Miller. Up, Julia. Weather clear
and warm. River falling
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NASHVILLE, September 3--River fall.
ing leet 23 inches on shoals. Rrning