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at Elkville, was unable by the
closest scrutiny TO discover any traces OF
elk. They are frisky animal and posi-
bly, may have kicked out Of the traces Gu
tirely. Neither did / perceive very nu-
merous indications of vile. Such as
were visible looked encouraging, and bore
an air of neatness and stability. The
Elkvillians are as quiet, happy and con-
tented as any people can be who live SO
far from Cairo. DuQuoin is u mining town.
The whole place has been completely un-
dermin cd, and its foundations carried
away to feed the fires Of the mills and
steamboa, of this city Conse-
quently business ia DuQuoin
/, done on a very superficial basis. 1t is
the most eligible site on the continent in
which 10 conduct the operations of the
Wall street bears. 1t matters not how
lar they run stock down. they can el-
tehd their operations al nfaitt,H. That
Is Latin for "no touching bottom there
Is no bottom to touch '-,Iones encoun-
tered deal OF opposition ia collecting
these facts. Property holders eyed me
askance whenever l inquired if their eel.
lars were dry, one Of them going 20 far As
TO give as his opinion that there was
exceedingly drou,hy in my
personal appearance. These statements
'an be relied upon with impunity. |
don't know how "the saints in their re-
gions of bliss" enjoy having all sorts of
places named for them; but about mile
north of DuQloin we como to several
openings in the regions below and II like
hamlet yclept st. John. 81. Pluto would
eem much more suggestive and appro-
''iato TITO Tor town standing at
he very entrance 10 hi. domain. An |
immense deal of boring has been done
lere, an So persistently that they have
ctually bored clear through to the other
ide and struck water in the harbor OF
Eoo-foo, China. Negotiations are now
bending with the Chinese government for
reciprocity treaty whereby the St. John.
les may DO permitted to pump up the
chinese waters and send back coal In re. |
urn through pneumatic tabe The only
directors to tho scheme are tho merchant.
of Foo.foo, who fear the commercial i'm. |
portance OF their port would deterior.
ate should the Melicsns to permitted to
pump the harbor dry. Yours,
PRoF. SMAwLTAwK,
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WEATHER REPORT.

WAsHINGroS, September @. Probable
ties-For New England and Middle states
and Lower Lakes Wednesday light to
fresh southerly and westerly winds and
generally clear weather will prevail. For
the South Atlantic and Gulf states east of
Mississippi light to fresh westerly and
souherly winds and partly cloudy weather
with areas Of light rain on coast. From
Tennessee and northwestward over Ohio,
Indiana and Lower Michigan winds shift
ing to gentle and fresh southcrly and
esstcrly, with increasing cloudlness For
Missouri Illinois and nottbwestward
over Iowa, Wisconsin Minnesota and uI-
per Michigan falling, barometer fresh to
brisk southeast and southwest winds and
Increasing cloudiness with very probably
rain arces especially over northern sec
tinn
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GEs Buffers son-In-law, Ames wants
TO be governor OF Mississippi Ames is
carpet-bsgger whose term AS United
States senator from Mississippi will not
expire for two years yet. He has form
Idsble opponent in Senator Alcorn, an ex-
rebel and d Republican, who also wants to
be governor and who charges Ames with
being one Of the most vIndictive enemies
Mississippi and the South has in congress
Alcorn tells the dear people 1t is only for
the love of them that he proposes to be
their governor-to save them from the
rum which Ames election would heap
upon them. Altogether the contest is in
teresting snd bids fair to be bitter, a. fam
lily difficulties always are.
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TEhEGRAPHIG,
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
FROM NEW YORK
TAM VI ANY,

y
NEW YORK, September 2.-Tammany
nall committee on organization held a Sc.
cret meeting this evening, in which a
warm debate took place on the matter OF
securing rights of organization. In the
appointment of inspectors of elections and
poll clerks, u committee WAS appointed e
wait on tho poi;ss ~~.....,ss,onorr. IN,
state central committee issue u call to.mol
| row for q convention.
THE FoRGERIEs
Mr. Denny, chairman of the New York
exchange, said, to-day, that he was con f.
dent no other bonds than those Of the
New York and Erie, and New York Cen
trail, have been cOunterfeited. The treas
urer of the New Jersey Central railroad
says he has neither seen or heard of any
forged bonds Of his company. The sec
rotary of the Western Union Telegraph
company makes similar statement in re-
gard to the bonds of that company.
EXAMINATIONS or THE FoRGER.
A short examination took place to-day
In the case of Leonard Brown, supposed
TO be the main mover in the attem pt TO
pass the counterfeit bonds, and he was re-.
manded for further examination to.mor.
row. Brown swore he was ignorant of the
fraudulent character of the bonds when
no gave them 10 brokers to negotiste
Holbrook stated that Thursday las,
Brown rendered bond, stat.
ing he had $50 900 worth of tbs
same for sale, This bond was shown TO
Hosiord 32 Pine street, and arrangements
made for negotiating, but Oh IIolbrook's
returning to his office and scru,inizing, he
discovered the forgery, and Immediately
telegraphed all over Wall street, notify
ing brokers OF the forgery. Brown in
formed him some days previous that he
had brown stone building for sale for
s3o, 900 cash, but since then lIolbrook dis
covered the house did no, belong To
Brown.
Tux MANITOBA QUESTION
will be brought before the British ,ri-
bunal in few days. Tho cour, is holding
special session, therefor, and no other
causes Will be tried. Minister Thornton
say. the British government is firm in its
conviction that the action of its officials
was strictly in accordance with law. and
expresses his conviction tina, the dec'sion
OF the court will be adverse to par,ie, now
IN custody. Tho court will be- held n,
winnipeg. Meanwhile the proposition
% release the American prisoner on bail
Is rejected.
CORDIALLY RECEIVED.
Hon, r. Il. Li,zon, district iudro Of
h'hhe'oia, visited the federal building
ana Was met with cordial recoption
from the United States dis,ric, a,,o,ro,
ana several commissioners.
SUSPENDED.
Messrs Hsskins and Brain temno,o,u,,
suspended business. Itisnow und.r.,aaI
the advances OF this firm amoun, 20
$4,000.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
TAXES SUSPENDED.


WAsnIsGroN, September "A tele.
gram from the legation of the United
States at Paris, dated 10Th ult., announces
that thesur tax on fax has been abolished
and the tax ofentrepot has been indihni-
tely suspended for all We, sells furnishing
grain or Hour.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
The commissioner of Indian affairs re-
ceived, to-day, letter from 4. n. lla-
worth, Indian agent for TT. Sill, written
August 81, the day after the rumored
massacre, in which he reports the Indians
quiet aud anxious for peaceful rela, ions
with the whites. He thinks the Indians
OF that sgency are in good state Of feel
ing for beneficial counsel or treaty to be
made with them, by which the border of
Texas may DO made safe from harm, so far
rs they are concerned, US any other
part Of the state.
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MARKET REPORT.

ST. Louis, September 2.-Flour, good
demand for medium grades.
Wheat, active and firm. No. ,. red
fall 81 3iGl So do 81 3d.
Corn, no car lots sold, round lots 42lc
cash. 4ic September.
Oats slow No. mixed 29@30c, cash;
~ September.
barley unchanged. only su,nnln lots
selling.
Rye firm at 6I@GjJc.
Whiskcy firm ut 81 O2.
Pork quiet at lGic.
Bacon dull. small lots.
Shouldcrssl@9.c; G. H. lOl@lOlc.
Lard quiet, refined 5 ic.
Hogs quiet at - 40.
Cattle dull; native cows and heifers
s2@2 IS; butchers si@4 5O good to
prime beeves s5@j!.
NEw ORLEANS, September Flour
xxx and choice y in demand and other
grades duh; Az, So low xxx, SO 80 ;
choice NIX, 81 7j@s family, s. 25@-
80.
Corn-supply light and demsnd fair /;
mixed and white, 6j@GGc white, 81
66Sc,
Oats fair.
Bran quiet.
Hay-Supply good prime, s2i; choice
s27.
Pork-old, SIG so; new, 81 80. Dry
salt meats scarce. Shoulders, Ole.
Bacon dull at 9!@ll!c; buyers llGl5.
Lard scarce prime dull, fierce 5000.
Sugar and molasses, no demand,
Whskey, stock small, market firm
Louisiana 81 OlG9l OF; Cincinnati 81 OG.
Coffee, supply held by dealers fair, q !.
(g22!c; good % i@223c prime 22i@23ic.
Corn meal dull, offerings 81 80.
Freights by steam, cotton to Liverpool
ll-lGc; ID. New York steam ic; 10y sail
Liverpool ic.
MEMPHIS September Flour duh
and unchanged.
coiu s.ai,O .ni ~
Oats-market bare.
Hay-sales southern prairie Sl2 30
Illinois do SIS.
Bran nominal.
Bacon, lower and dull. Shoulders -,
O36llc.
Pork and lard dull sRd unchanged.
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TIE st. Louis Democrats Washington
special says THAT the senate will, i'm medi.
ateiy after its meeting in December, re-
lieve Senator Carpenter from its prosi-
dercy pro tenn, and probably cleo, in his
place Senator Ferry. of Michigan, who
WAS his strongest competitor last spring.
The reasors for Carpenters retirement
are of the most obvious and generally I'M
derstood character And this after all
the elaborate attempts to prove that Car
pen.er was Al innocent and much slsr-
dered man
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FROM PITTSBURG.
A $1,000 rIRE.

S'oIVOu rihh'
A special to the Chronicle from New
castle, Penns yIvania states at nine o'clock
last night, fire broke out in the Knox
house stables in the rear of the Knox
house. The fire spread rapidly, burning
the following bu'iness places Ablo
Fisher, -four and feed store; Geo Hen
derson, dry goods &. A. CubLison x Son,
jewellers; X. z. Robinson, tobacco and
news depot Jim McNair, merchant tay-
lor j. +. Newer n Sons.
dry goods j. q. Gillitand, fancy
goods, and everything pertaining to the
kno, house The merchants generally
saved their goods, but in a damaged state
The total loss on the buildings and goods
will lot be less than $4,000. Probably
half the loss is covered by insurance. Tho
d ro is supposed to have been the act of IN
incendiary. Much credit is due TO the
Sharon fire department for Their response
g. our call for help.
BURIED IN SAND BANK.
This morning AN accident occurred nj q
sand bank on the premises of DR.. j. a.
Davis, in Pennsylvania avenue, resulting
in the death of n man named Jno. Martin.
Tho workmen were engaged in digging
sand, when hugo mass weighing up
wards Of - tons, came down burying
Martin'stwo horses and wagon completely
out Of sight. Martin was liioraly crushed
to death, and both horses killed. Two
other men who we're a, work narrowly
escaped with their lives.
ROBBED.
Notwithstanding the good fortune
which came to MIR. Geo. Smith, the owner
Of the mare Belle Berkeley, at the race on
On Saturday, the pccuniary result. of his
visit to this city, turns out to be bad
Yesterday he was robbed of II pocke,-book
$4,000 In greenbacks
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FROM CINCINNATI.
CINC NSATI EArUSITiOS.

CISC NSATI EApuSITIOS.
CINCISNArI, September 1.-The Expo
sition will be formally opened tomorrow
at 1880 pm, by speeches from Presiden,
Blymies of tho Exposition commission,
Mayor johnson of Cincinnati, and cx-
Secretary Jacob ID. Cox, who will MAKE
the chief addresses. These exercises will
be brief Never in the history of the Ex-
position has Power hall been in so for
ward state at corresponding period MS
at this time. Power hall contains but
little machinery that will not be
IN motion, fact which makes
this Exposition an exceptional one.
Flower hall contains II great variety Of
plants, cotton up Tor the Exposition. The
cheaper varieties have been almost sup
planted by rarer and finer flowers. The
Ill paintings in Art hall are in place, and
men are putting Engraving hall in order.
Exhibitors are showing unusual an ie,y to
display goods in the best manner. Show
cases, of which Their area great number,
are magnificent. There is very large
attendance here, and the hotels have been
ar;"ts 49, s"' a~y-, ~uo every vraucu ~
preparing for IA very large attendance.
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, Ii appears that Beane, the conductor
upon whom the responsibility Of the late
Chicago and Alton railroad disaster rests,
had been discharged form the employ Of
the road few weeks previous TO the &C.
cident, and had been taken back again on
reduced wages. If it can be proven that
beane was discharged for Incompetence
or carelessness, and re'employed by the
company merely to save few dollars in
wages, the management will be compelled
TO share with him, in the destination OF the
public, the blame attaching to fatal reck-
leksness.
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FROM TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, september The Grand
Commandery of Knight Templars Of Ohio,
assembled in this city this morning. Del
ega,es representing twenty state lodges
were present The annual address was
delivered by the grand commander, and
reports presented from the officers. a
grand parade took place this afternoon,
pesrance. Commsndery No | of Detroit
was present and participated.
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PROF. SMAWLTAWK'S OBSERVA-
TONS

CAIRO, August 26, 1873.
EDITOR BuLLETIS--I am still keeping
TIE North star in Wow. Do Soto was once
the camping ground Of tue renowned
fernando De Soto, discover of the Missis.
ssppi river and inventor of catfish. He
preceded Prof Agassi1 in promuIga,inr
the theory tina, tish diet furnished phos-
pnofic sllment for the brain. Wouldn't
IL be excellent for q, Washington y /
Jones lie has occasionally tried wiggle.
'Aii'' ana they are still squirming in his
Uranium DE Soto endeayored to snJow
his little army with sulicicn, smsrtne.s
to ouiwit the willy savage with whom thew
were forced TO contend. lie compelled
MS soldiers to eat catfish morning. noon
H'gh', They quietly endured this regi.
mon 'or sS,y-ihree days. Finding there
wa" prospect Of the pisca,orial ration,
becoming steady diet, objection. wore
RAISED mutterings and cussinps w.ro
heard until fearful epidemic Of net
ty broke out, compared with which tho,
OF the army in Flanders was but . mill
form of protracted meeting. Tn
ungraieful and mutinous con
duct completely overcame thai
tsnder-hearIed chieftain. He soo,
lost all appetite for his favorite ash An,
wilted daily. At last, one fatal morning
a hopeful fancy that he could worry dow
. little, took possession Of him. II WA
set before him, nicely done brown. Ill
Psrtook with eagerness. The phospho
rous mounted TO his brain. Bright Wis
ions OF returning appetite illuminated
his mind-illusive dream. Suddenly he
sprung from his seat, uttered Il conyul-
sive shrek and fell back--dead. A bon.
had passed through the surface Of hi.
stomach and pierced him to the hear,
= followers, with ME remembrance Of
intellectual diet, s,ill rankliDp in
rms and bowels, gathered sbou,
rs,rtsy. Few and short were the
,ho i,,i Re, but stern was their re.
viii, hs ernhirmly they sewed the
ticket. Fare pd, taking 1t to the
tion and Illinois obey cast Il in TO
and intermediate he had Il,
Tickets good for twents
chased a. the ticket Office,
enth street, for one dollsrutes
will not DO permitted TO get 0.
train at any points other than t.
CHAs. o. Woo
Gen'l Passenger and Ticke
7.27tf.
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FROM TENAS.
CAIILE sTEALING RKhrMEn-

CATTLE STEALING RESUMED.
bHowNsrLLE, Texas September -
Cattle ,hieving on the Texas border has
been resumed with unusual vigor. Abou,
zoo limo beeves were driven into Mexico
few days ago and boldly driven or tho
highway to Monterey, by thieves, without
tho slightest interference of Mexican oil.
GERS These acts arc Of daily occurrence
and tho robbery of cattle is at least /, 600
head per month
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Mr. j, b. McCULLAoH, bet ter known
as Mack, has resigned the cditorship of
the ST. Louis Democrat. Mack is q good
writer, whether telling the truth or the
contrary, and it isa well-known fact that
he has Partially for the contrary. The
Democrat fourished under his hands.
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The repairs on the executive mansion
will not be finished before the frst Of Oc-
tober, and the president will be compelled
to remain at Long Branch through the
present month.
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FROM TITUSNILLE.
AN OLD MAN IN TROUBLE.

IirusviLLE, September "A man aged
" years, named Henry Sweet, was ar.
rested Tor phssings new counterfeit $50
sfeehpack' lilo WAS released on 50, 900
oa'l, the amour, of which he deposited
for his bondsmen.
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law on last Saturday, three shots, with
pistol. The bro,her-ln-lsw foil at the
third ere and the shooti.t went on, and
gave himself up Blu. the supposed TO.
be murdered man rose up well and unhurt
and as the parties are ell Of the upper ten
OF Louisville society, that city has jus,
escaped q frs,-class sensation.
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EDWIN GARLAND,
Observer sig. Ser. l.. :, A.

INV 7 ' ''NNI. ANT.
Observer sig. Ser. 4. ; A.
EvANsyI LIE, September CLEAR and
hot. Mere ury ~ to 80. River fallen 4
inches. Up; ldlewild, Lawrence, Geo
Roberts. Down; Mary Ament Taras-
con and Qiickstop. Generally with good
trips. Business light Cloud and his skin
arrived ut 1880 am, and left nj pm.
lie Is in good spirits and fair health.
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~ H77--=HH"=
FROM TORONTO
STOLEN LETTERS RECOVERED

STOLEN LETTERS RECOVERED.
TORONTO, September The repis,orsd
letters stolen from the post-otlice some
weeks since have been found hidden in
the woods. All the letters with drafts
and checks were recovered, but no money
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MEMPHIS, September River declin-
ing. Departed last night; IL g Yaeger,
-. Louis; John i Tolle and Exporter
New Orleans. This evening; Emma, ST.
Louis; Anna, Cincinnati; Fort Chiffon for
Arkansas river.
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PIrTsBuRG, September 2.-River con.
tlnues to recede steadily at this place with
feet inches in tho channel Weather
clear and cool prospects for moro water
are not ilattering.
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sEnAN ANNINEKsAkY.

BERLIN, September 2.-Yesterdsy was
the Anniversary of the German victory at
Sedan. a monument to commemorate
the event was unveiled II, that place, amid
great enthusiasm of the citizens. The
day was given over to festiyity.
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A SPECIAL dispatch to the st. Louis
Globe says that cholera of a violent type
has broken out at Stamford, Lincoln
county, Kentucky.
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NEw ORLEANS, @ptember ARRIVED.
IL. ), Turner, Gin, nnnati Mollie Moore
and Crescent City and barges, st. Louis.
No departures. Weather cloudy and
warm.
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Reading matter on every page.

MAINE Republicans are said to lie un.
easy about the fall campaign on accoun,
of shortness of funds.
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FROM BOSTON.
III Ed.

DIED.
Bosros, September 2.-Chester Isbam
iced, recently attorney general and Judge
OF tho superior court of this state, died a,
white sulpher Springs, Virginia, this
morning,
FAIR oPEHED
BOSTON, September The now Eng.
'Ahd agricultural fair opened today with
sn appropriate address by DR.. Loren. 1t
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10Y no THE AFFLICTED

This preparation Is acknowledged to be
superior To all known medicine ~ a sure
ana certain cure for syphilis IN all its forms,
no matter how dcplorable the condition OF
the patient. II IL entrcly vegetable. II can
be taken in all conditions OF the system, and
WIN safety, also, IN connection with other
medicine, II the patient desires. The re-
clpe, from which this preparation was made,
was obtained nom An old physician in South
America, IN ls22, by DR., sherman, ST.. who
has used II with unparalleled success in the
treatment OF syphilis, not only exciting the
admiration and astOnishmcnt of leading citi-
HenS, but of the medical faculty, and has
saved the lives OF many afflicted when given
up hS past hope by skillhll and eminent ply
sicians.
One bottle will satisfy the greatest skeptic
aS to its superiority over all other prepare
tons now IN use.
Price, 81 per bottle. Sent 10 any part OF
me United states by express. Prepared and
sold only by
DIR. SHERMAN,
The Great Specialist,
No. Christy Az, st. Louis, Mo.
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NASHVILLE, September River on
stand, ~ inches on shoals. Heavy rain
this afternoon, and prospects good for
more
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

OBSERVER OIrICE, CIAEO. HIS
September .. lo.li pm 1873, !
Barometer. 29.1S dcrrocs.
Thermometer, * degrees.
Wind southwest. Velocity mile per
hour.
weather cloudy.
Maximum Temperature for last ~ hour
81 degrees
Minimum ten y 'rature Tor the last = hours
- degrees.
Prevailing wind for lat ~ hour. south.
wCs
lotal number of miles travelled by wind
during lHst y hours o.
LpwiS 8ARIAND,
Observer signal service, 1 :. a.
HEALTmfuLsEss.--A distinguished ply
slclah says: After careful eN
animation of Dr. Prices Cream
Baking Powder, am sati I'D it
Is wholesome and valuable preparation,
with which bread and other articles may
be prepared suitable to II weakened and
disordcred digestion. have introduced
u among my patients, and have Yet to
learn of tho first instance where a conva.
lescent patient could not indulge warm
biscuits made with it, and feel the better
for 1t. Sour milk and salera,us will not,
hope, be longer used 10 poison the stum-
ach ard corrupt tho blood DR.. Price,
Special Flavoring Extracts, rs VOL ~
his Cream Baking Powder, has gained
their popularity and extensive sale from
their perfect purity and unvarying quail
lty, g-2-lw.
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m NIcGssyR0, Sep :ember Down
Ihos. Sherlock sn,i Chas. Bodm.nn
Natehe2, Up, Belfr st Weather clear
and warm. '''A'
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FOR EI;N.
VICTOR EMANUEL,

ROME, September king Victor
Emanuel will loavo hero about tho middle
OF the month. lie viii bee at Vienna
about the 10th, and afterwards will 90 to
Berlin.
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RIVER.

Ntss ana Eaii OF the Rivers
For "a hours ending 3p.m., Sept. 2, 1873