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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

In another column will be found the
advertisement, Of Aver b Co., aour and
commission merchants, 70 Ohio levss. TIE
members Of the arm have bsNn resident
81 Cairo for . considerable number Of
yssrs, and are we'll known In lusinsss cir.
clss - relisble business men. Rssd their
advertisement.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

To-Si0ur, the Gsrmanis sssocis.
lion NEE. 1t Warrington hall. tn,
occasion u 70 b calico ball, and will b.
one Of The plsasantest Of the series.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

THOMAS l.. MoRoAS, . resident e
Unity precinct in this CT unity for twenty
year,, died Of pneumonis on last Thurs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

q. c. HAAssrIcK, superintendent ofthe
Mississippi vsl'ey Transportation com.
pany, IL 10 Cairo and will remain come
Days.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

CiRcUir CIerk Yocum 10 making come
changes and improvements 10 his Office 10
the courthouse, and Is will soon look -
bright - . new pin.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

FRxIoars on the Mobile and Ohio rail.
road now reach their destination with
Promptness and dispatch. No blockade
anywhere.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

A LErTxR from Ballard county, Ky, ss.
surss Us that the people there are oil inter.
sstsd 10 the CAIRO and Tsnnss.ss k,vsI
railroad projsc. and they ~ill d. oil the!
euu toward rs construction.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

Two car loads Of live poultry, intended
for the Southern msrksts, arrived in the
city yesterday by the Illinois Central rail-
road
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

1T. Wars youngest child died Of
smallpox on Monday night. He ha'
another child suffering from the Same dis.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

TIE frat annual meeting Of the Delta
Ore company, for the election Of odicer',
will b held on Wednesday night, the 18th
inst.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

WV. Anderson vac found yssterds,
ID. d." which 10 police parIsncs signin.
eth dead drunk. William Was assessed ~
aud costs, which 10 paid.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

TnE Northern bound passenger train
on the Mobile and Ohio railroad was Ave
hours behind lime yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

HoS. 2. Bsnss, gsandmsstes Of the ]. q.
q. ?. Of The ssats Of Illinois. With Msssrs.
?. n. S'ock6sth, Q. r. Woodward and
John T. Rsnnie. vent 10 Mound City on
Tuesday evening q the In.
s'ailstion Of the Officers slect Of the Mound
City lodge, No. $50. The installation Ger.
emonies were conducted BY N. W. Grand
Master Br"ss, and took place In sbs Moth.
odist Church.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

We are under many obligations 70 M.
A. jacket for hyacinths, fragrant and
beautiful.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

OuR county jail contains twenty.thre'
prisoners. Fifteen Of these are Whit
persons; the balance are colored.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

TaR next party Of The Qai vivs Cotsrie
will take place Friday evening, January
10.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

Z. II. Bnowx, connected with the Cairo
short Line, 10 in tho city stopping at the
st. Charles,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08
STATE OFFICERS.

0ovesuor--John II. Palmer
Lisuteuxnt-0 overuor-J0hu Dougherty;
Secretary OF Stste--Edmuud Rummel;
Auditor Of State-C. E. LippincOtt:
State Treasurer-E. n. Bates;
Bupt. Public nytructiOn-Newt0u Bsteman
CONGKEsSMEN.
senators-Lylnan Trumbun and John A.
Representatives for the state.at-Large--s.
L. Beveridge.
Representative Thirteenth District-John
n. Crebs.
MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Senators, First District-T. A. 4. llOlcomb,
Of Union, and 8. X. Gibson, Of Gallatin.
Representative, First District-u. Wstson
Webb.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

s. L. ScnuMo and Jao. Lee Of the @. &
v, railroad, are bo"ked 1t the 81. Charles
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

Tsn father Of a. infant child, . boy.
four weeks "ld. whose mother wss buried
on New Years day. 10 DESTROYS Of having
The child adopted 10 . family. The father
10 willing 70 give up oil claim 10 che infant
gov and 10 The future. The baby, which
10 perfectly healthy, may b sssn at Mn.
George Winters, corner Of Twsatislh
strssss aud Commercial avenue. q
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

THs present sloppy condition Of the
sidewalks 10 calculated 10 ny mons soles.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08
PHIL. HOW ARD.

STEAMBOAT BUTCHER
city National: ea.h Buildiss.
sAspecial attention paid TO orders IRON ,,es'
r~sts NIGHT or dsv
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

lweul4 r:spectnally ssaounss 70 T. Oa'
Sks9 have epensd an 0Glce for The practice
n ~ pe6e6osleo d ths shove mentioned
piaeos w6ere ] hope y receive shays Of the
rsolls pstseuage. Az psrsone webbing ID.
very ~ dsas1 wsek shsaA give ~ sAlL
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

Now that the river has disgorged
steam bostmen expect gorgeous time.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08
? % YNlClANh.
DIR. B. G. TABER,

WIN resume the practice OF his profession
With especial reference 70 the electrics
treatment Of diseases In al the new and I'm.
proved methods Of application.
10 oil cases Of .emals complaints lady
will be In attendance.
Once, LIS Commercial ~ enue, DIP stsirs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

TRE calico hop, at Washington hall 70
night, will Le . pleasant affair.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08
NEW ADVER EASEMENTS.
BASH AfATENEATS

COHTIETH rspeu Of the condition Of the Fin,
National ank u ase. illinois at the close Of bus
ness Decenber ~, 1sIJ
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

TnE Psduc.h smsll.pux, like our own,
don't sbute worth . cent.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

Pm. PoPs left for LiscLasld, Illinois,
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

L,ssa,r, in The sh.p. VI tobacco, ss
H. Meyers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

PoLics business has been exceeding dul
since the h '.lidays.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-08

vsAwHo vac the programme oil day
rasterdav.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-14

come 70 foe repairs. "She was washing.
10 b cure, and Becky wac no great hand
at auy needle but knitting needles, bu,
Maggie could do it slick as you please"
The owaer sssented with alscrity. "1t
did look rather badly to wear through
the villege If il wouldn'l be zoo much
trouble 70 just put a stitch in t."
He watched the color como back into
the face bens 30 steadily ovei that piece
u daroing; watched the white fngsss
busy with thew task, end remarked zig
pi6cantly:
"wh.. : talent you have for making
"Hfier other people have made them
crooked" added Maggie, promptly.
II dou't think those th.eads will show
that they we're ever separated"
Maggie vouchssfea no reply TO that,
and he looked on in silence few min.
utes louger.
"There the breach is nearly healed. u
"Qu,te," she said, clipping the thread
"ls 1t p he asked so suddenly that she
looked up, and then his eyes would have
an answer. and she couldn't keep hel
heart out o! hers.
So that was tho end Of It-a Ions
story cut short in the most commonplace
way.
And Polly absolutely left the world a
large to take care of itself for severa
successive wash days while she planne,
Macgie's outfit. Tom never went t.
Arizona at all, but kept his place IN th'
village store, and goes home to u coz.
llt,lo nest at night. where Maggie meet
him ut the door and receives a doutl
entrance fee, because he says he shal
owe that to all toll gates his life through
And Maggie thinks, with throb o
thankiulness, how we'll it is that ten
derer hand than our own wiliul one
guides our destinies. Yes, they ar
simple souls and better satisfied wit
their humdrum happiness than with th
most poetic misery; but, alas, for thei
biographer aud the ruined volume
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-14

A FEARFUL JUKE A dreadSal boy
on Jefferson street ranged a saw buck,
WHIT harrow aud wash tub at slort
intervals in front Of his fathers door,
about 0 o'clock last night, and then gave
the bell violent jerk and yelled fire !"
Immediately placing himself on the other
side of the fence. A procession was in.
stsntly heard forming ali over the house,
aid the next moment the door opened
aud tho family sailed forth, somewhat
eagerly, into the cold, dark. night air. A
crash was heard. The old man "ras.
tied" with the saw buck for full ten m,n-
utes before be managed TO fall over the
wheelbarrow, and when he got through
with that and doubled up in the ws.h
tub, the retainers just carried him in
the house 10 that useful receptacle, The
doctors haven't found out yet which Of
the six Jumps on his face are his eyes.
and they coald only 6nd his mouth by
asking him if it hurt him much, and Il eu
STOPPING down to listen where the twears
came from. He hasn'ta piece Of skin
on bis leg as big as twenty five cent
piece, anu tuey hau W ou'" wv e"" wv
to get his shirt off Of it, and the wheel.
barrow cant be found anwhere, and it is
supposed to Be sol ewhere inside OF the
unfortunate man. The only way they
can rouse him and hold him back to liie.
is to stand the boy where he can hear
him tremble, aud place skate strap in
the invalid's nerveless hands. And that
boy, he stands there waiting for his faith
evs convalesence, with q dull throbbing
papg in his heart, and his atlas under his
shirt, feeling that great black shadow
of woe hangs over his future ike pail
and the budding spring time or summer
with all its flowers and odor laden zsPbyrs
will bring no balm to his soul it that
atlas slips when the old man gets we'l.-
st. Charles Cosmos.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-14
flow a Msrsiea Nae SeWs % Butisss.

1t is bad enough to see a bachelor sew
on Q button, but he Is the embodiment OF
grace alongside Of u married man. Ne
cessity has compelled experience in the
former, but ahe latter has depended ON
some one else ier his service, and for'u-
nately for the sake of society, it is rarely
he 10 obliged to resort to the needle h IN
self. Sometimes the patient wife eculds
her right hand, or runs q silver under
the nail of the index finger Of the hand,
and it is then the man clutches the needle
around the neck, and, torge'ting'o 20 ca
knot n the thread, Commerce to put on
the button. 1t is always iu the morning.
and from i've to twenty minutes alter
this he is expected to bo down street.
lie lays the button exactly on the site Of
its predecessor, ard pushes the needir
through one eye, and carefully draws the
thread after, leaving about three inches
OF it sticking up for lee way. lie says
to himself: "Well, if women don't have
the easiest time ever see." Then lie
comes back the ether way and gets the
needle through the cloth easy enough,
aud lays himself out to 6nd the eye, but
in spite OF great deal Of jabbinG the
needle Ioint persists in buckins agai' 81
the solid parts of the button, and finally
when be loses patience, his fingers catch
the thread, and that three inches he has
left to hold the button, slips through Tire
eye in twinkling and the button rolls
leisurely across the floor. He picks it
up without u single remark, out OF res
pect for his children, and makes another
attempt to fasten it. This time when
coming back with the needle he keeps
both the thread and button from slipping
by covering them with his thumb, aud IL
is out of regard for that part Of him that
he feels around for the eye Of the needle in
, a very careful and judicious manner, but
, eventually losing his philosophy as tho
! search becomes more aud more hopeless,
, he falls to jabbing about in loose and
t savage manner, aud it is just then the
, needle finds the opening, and comes
, through the button and part way tlro igh
D tho thumb with q eelerity that no human
0 ingenuity can guard against. Then he
e lays down the things with few familiar
t quotations, and presses the ujured hand
G between his knees, and then holds II
, under tho other arm, and finally jams it
It into his mouth, and all the while he
r prances and calls upon heaven and earth
u to witness that there has never been any
II thing like it since the world was created
! and how,s, and Whistles, and means and
q sobs. After that he Gains down, aud
r puts on bis pants and fastens them to-
a gether with q etick, and goes to Lis busi.
u ness . changed man. -Daubury News.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-14
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

your vile examinipg the chair and be
moaning it's injuries, aud go into tho
kitchen aud wash your skinned and bleed
ing hsnds with yellow soap. Then YOU
90 down street utter a man to do the
business, and your wife goes over 10 the
neighbors with hey chair, tells them
about its injuries, aud drains the neigh
borhood dry Of its sympathy long bsisrs
sou xe. hons. Dsnbury NeSs.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-14
Dissolution.

THE co-partnership heretofore exlsting ne'
i tween John +. Nelson and II. II. Frazier,
ander tho name and style Of Nelson d Frazier
Aas been dissolved by mutual consent >. +.
Nelson having purchased the entire interest OF
". II. Frazier in the busin ess. All persons IN
'debted to said firm, either by note or account,
are earnestly requested to call and settle y Inc
came with me. JOHN +, NELSON.
New Hope, No, April %, 1873.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-14

"Mrs. Grimes, ,end me your tub.
"Csn't do h ALI The hoops are of--lts
full of suds; besides, I sever had one--I
washes in Q barrel"
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-14

Prof X. Pumpelly, State Geo1ogia.
hus rendered rho GoverDos his reslena.
ton. 10 take effect 90 rhe 30'h OF June.
The reason assigned is i'll health.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-14

Arkansas newspaper correspondents
in the Legislature make assertions aud
back 'em up by saying: Ave GOT sIx
bullets which says it's so.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-14

Beer may not be Intoxicating, but ~
certainly makes a great many people ios'
their Ave centses.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-14

"psws for reply" as the cat said
sheu she scratched the dog Tor barking
at her.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-14

J. B. ALLEN. W. 7. BAKER.
ALLEN s. BAKER,
Attorneys. .at.Law, Agents State and
Phoenix Insurance Companies,
aud Real Estate Agents,
TIl % Y, M > : d u ri.
JOSEPH B. ALLEN, Notary Public.
apr25'T2nl7
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-14
WM FRAZIER. G'W. COLBERT
FRAZIER & COLBERT,
Attorneys al Law T. Real Estate Ag'tS,
TROY, MISSOURI.

will practice in all the courts Of the Nineteenth
Judicial Circuit. Special attention given Co col.
lsctions and to the sale and purchase and leasing
Of real estate. Abstracts of titles, warranty
deeds, deeds Of trust and mortgages made out
on short notice. Large number Of valuable
farms for sale at low prices. ~ Office on Main
street in Ransdslps building, up stairs. [v7nI%
, 1873-10-14
THE CONQUEST OF MEXICO.

1t il Shown by n Sts Louis Reporter
to E5c as Easy ns Lying--4aosv tlso
Empire Is TO be Achieved by Iknil.
rond LaDorers.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. IA gentleman who has
lived in chihuahua ono Of the northern States
Of Mexico, rccoatly arrived here on business,
and has communicated to Times reporter
grand scheme for the conqueat OF Northern
Mexico. embracing chihuahua, Coahula, and
Newton; and the aubsoquont annexation to tho
United States. Ninumbor OF capitalists in this
country, and many prominout and wealthy citi-
zons OF Mexico aro Baid to bo engaged in tho
scheme. brief outlino Of tho project is as fol-
lows: Tho Texas Paoi}o Railroad ia being con-
structed from both ter,nini, upd work will finish
about the middle Of the route somewhere near
Ell Paso. Some IL 600 1aborors will be engaged
on tho route, and when the work is completed
they bo discharged in f. country in which 1t will
be impossible for thom to obtain employment !;
and as such men are generally improydent and
with out money, they will be glad to accept any
thing that may oiIer. How these man aro to bo
utilized Ia thus stntel: A society huB been
organized, with headquarters at New Orloans,
composed exclusively OF officers Of tho Union and
Confederate armies, no one being eligible who
has not attained tho rank OF Captain. Some
weeks before the completion of tho railroad
those gentlemen will 10 forward III dotaohments,
mako themselves personally acquainted With the
labororB, and thoy will attempt to organize them
into the army. tho oommisaariat and carnp-cquip-
age TO bo furnished by capitalists who baek them,
and they will then narc, over the Northern States
Of Mexico, and raiHo thu fling Of independence on
each Of tllem. Tho people OF these States are
expected to look favorably on the enterprise,
and offer 10 moleBtation or interference. The
Government Of Mexeo will ho powerlesa to pro-
won't it. Tho noxt stop will be annexation by
vote OF tho peoplo, az WAS the case with Texas.
Tom Scott and Gen. Grant arc connected with,
Of favorable to, the Belome.
, 1873-10-14

Two Friends IKnvc n Fight that J3ndt
In tho Death OF Ono of Them.

Two Friends Have n Fight that Ends
In tho Death OF Ono of Them.
Last night, about 10 O'Clock, young man
named Alexander Morrison died at No. II Mary
sttoet, under worry suspicious circumstances.
There Is little doubt that ha waH tho victim Of q
homicide,
It appears that he Ind spent the evening In
tho company Of man nRmed James McElynu.
They returned to Morrison's house about 0
o'clock, under. the influence of liquor. They
wont into tho house, aud ereatod considerable
disturbance, and flnally began to dispute bo-
tween themaolves. After D time thoy
became yory angry, and went out in
front of the house, where they on
gagged In q. desperate fight. MoElynn WAS
the victor, alld punished Morrison 40 severely
that lo had to bo carried into tho house. No
Flynn fed, and had not boon secn up to q lato
hour this morning.
In little while after Morrison WAS broneh
into tho house he began to bleod freely Ut tho
month. md soon became BpeechlorB. Two
phyeiclanH wero immodiatly called, but could do
nothing for him, and IN an hour aftor tho fight
Morrison wna corpse. A close examination Of
tho body revealed deop outin tho abdomen, bul
tho physicians thought that death had ensuo]
from an internal injury. As soon aa the fact oil
h1orrlnond d death bud boon communicated to the
Dcoring Street Police Station, Sorgt. Hood de.
tailed number Of oflcorB to go In search oi
McE1ynn. It WAS believed TINT no would be
caught with little difficulty. Tho two men had
boon good friends previous to tho oncounteol
and It i probable that McElynn will deliver
himself up.
, 1873-10-14

The NVorlkingnicn's Views OF Choap
tErAME1iUrf0finIla

The yyor!kingncn's Viosvs OF Chonp
Transportation.
NEW YonK, Oct. 13.-1n tho caso Of certain
colored mon ngainst Wnllaok, for the refusal Of
admission to tho orchestra circle OF the theatre,
Ju,go Darrott to-day allowed tho defondant to
put In all u,,yeriiiod angwcr.
Two Thousand threo hundred immigrants ar
rived to-lay.
THE WoRKrNpMEN.
Tho Federal Council of tho International
Wor]inRmon'n Association had moolng yoster-
day, when tho Committee on Cheap IranBporta-
tion recommended aH tho best means Of facili-
tating transportation, tho opening Of 1arge
Waterways under tho control Of the Government,
at rateB covering tho running charges and ro-
pairs. The Committee appointed to wsit upon
Nlayor lIayomoyer to sec what could DO done
about modifying tho contract system SO aH to
giyo 30. 600 persons, who wcro depending upon
the Commissioners Of Charities, some mcana Of
earning their own broad, reported that the
Mayor would do nothing. md tiat ho said s'he
did not caro- II 1000 900 Of people were with
out d chance Of earning livelihood this VIM
ter"
TIE AMERICAN woarAN's euFE1tAoE ABsooIATroN
celebrated tue ami teraary Of its Inauguration
tonight Mt Coopers Institute. Col. Thomas ".
t11gglnson delivered tho introductory atlircsH.
Speeches wero delivered by Lucy Stone, Mary
Eastman, and NfiHH Leonard.
, 1873-10-14
A Theatrical Manager Killed.


NASHVILLE Oct. 18.-R. NJ. Richards, tho
proprietor of tho Academy of Music, was shot
dead in trout OF that ostablishnont, ut p, nj.
to-day, BY John 1lagan. firenan on tho NASH
honor of his sisfor. no said, after tic killing,
that he wont homo, found luis mother and alBtor
crying, and asked what was the mattcr.
Tlloy aaid: !" Our sister Jano haa boon TO-
ducod By CAPT. Rlchar1s." Hagan said
that he would have reyongo, aud wont
atraightway and committed tho decd. There
WAS such q crowd OF people to see niohards'
corpso that 1t was with the utmost difficulty TINT
they could bo kept back: The sister Of 1Iagan
was named Mrs. Aun Jano Sullivan, q widow
about 85 years Of age. sAo has 8 child Of
yoara OF ago. The Coronors Jury rendered
verdict that tho deceased ca.ae to his death ut
the hands of l1agan. Richards has boom con-
noctol with tho Varieties horo since tho war.
ue vas formerly Of a good family III North
Alabama, whore he Owned considerable prop
erty.
, 1873-10-14

lar recovered his health that, woro an cxtra aos-
sion Of CongrcaH cnllol this woot. l,o would go
to Washington to preside .ovor tho eonate.
arrived this morning, md III ut tho metropolitan
Hotel.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Gon. sho1man loft
hero this ovoning for Toledo to atscut tho re-
NEW YonK, Oct. ia Washington dispatch
sayB: ".rhe Gor,nan Minister las just received
intelligence from Berlin, stating autllortatively
that Nine. Ton Bismarck ia not only NOT dead,
but is not rick. Tho story was .prohably inyontod
rival OF Victor Emmanuel at berlin, 80 TINT It
would appoar TINT bismarck had suffered tLts
afllEction for tho King Of Italy"
Mrs. CEnries Daokus, formerly hEisa Kato
NciBton, the we1l.known actrcaB, died hero yes
serday. IIor funeral will tako place on Wodnea-
day,
, 1873-10-14

can for the namo OF tho author Of tho lottor
published iu TINT pnpor traduolnE tho people OF
Memphis autl ttatod from this city. Carried.
Mr.. Mulihll snid l,e would Mt otco put him
self in communication with tho etltors'of tho
Republican. .......--.....
AN UGLY UNDERTAKEN.
Unlortakor john Walsh WAS arroBtotl to-dny
at tho instance of DR.. H. ]. Fraoman, Secretary
Of the Doari Of HEALTH because OF hlH re-
fl1sa to furnish list Of buria1s
to tho Doard of IIoath. Walsh la tho same man
who rofusod to report ,to. tl,o old board Of
1Ienlth. lilo is also n r,o.lber OF tho board Of
Aldermen from tho Firat Ward.
MORE DEATHS.
Portor ewayno, ouly son OF tl,o late Ta1go j. r.
6waync, diod to-day. Ills father was buriod yos-
teiduy.
THE atoHTuAnY REPORT
to-day is most favorable, showing Al deaths from
all callsoa: Is from yellow feser, and 20 from
other causes.-a faliing OF Of 10 from all
causoa and from tho prevailing mnlady.
1u viow Of tho autlden change IN tonpora-
tt1ro yesterday aud Inst night, sufficient to
produce fross this morning, thia fa!ling OF waa
not looked for, aul is almost suro oyilonco that
tho sconrgo laa Bueoumbed to the rigorous sanf-
tary measures adoptcd by tho Doard Of Health,
aan wo nay now hopo for gradual docrcaho In
tho mortality report. and no moro now cases for
tile next few days, when We will be ablo to an-
ncunco tho glad news that the Bcourge LAS do
partoa from Momphia. Thoro is prospect for
frost to-norrow morning.