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L,ARM FOR SALE.

Tho farm on which Col. " y. Brccklnrldsi
witty resided, In lincoln county, near 81
city, on the stanford and Knob lick turnl
isohered fpr sale Said farm contains about 4sn Il
with comiortahle improvements, and will 10 sod
whole or In parts.
For further information apply TO thu undrrslgl
adjoining the iarm, address NJ Shelby city, Ky.
66-f A. <. DENNE,
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The "free-tradens," Griffin and Hendon,
charged with stealing horse from Thomas a
Co, had an examining trial last week, and
were held to answer on bail Of $500, which
they failed to give. and were remanded to Jail
Herndon is a mere boy, and plead that he was
led into the scrape by Griffin, and that he did
not know that the horse was a stolen animal.
His parents live near Lexington, and though
notified Of the arrest Of their son by our
Jailor, did not come TO his relief The evil
denoe before the Court convicted the boy Of
equal guilt with the man, and he will probably
pay like penalty. This should be warning
to boys TO avoid evil associates.
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GOOD FARM AND sToRE-HoUsE
FOR 8 ALEII

As arisfee Of J. r. sprpgcns offer for sale private
~ upon easy terms, the farm upon which sald
Sprarens now resides, cgntaining los ACRES Of
good tillahle land situated Carpenters statiou
three miles from Husionviile, Ky. This Is elegant
little farm, situated In good neighborhood convsn-
lent to town, churches and schools located nn,eisie
" good turnpise rad, and Is well improved we'll
watere and Convenient 10 abundnnce of timber. The
buildings consist Of merit rev dwelling, excellent
harm, ou,huldngs etc Il also has upon Il spleadid
J. W. wEATHERFUBD, Assignee.
5s-5m-ortds Hfustonvilie, Ky
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MISCELLANEOUS.
E0R SALE PRIVATELY,

A FIRST CLASS drinking saloon On the main rtross
u thriving town, with hno run % REGULAR add
parlieolas aldrras *. A., q o tsE -, stanisrd, ~
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Mack lair and Brad. Powell, Of Wayne
county, were In town yesterday evening In
pursuit Of one George W. Pettigo, a young
man from Kansas City, Mo, who has been
visiting his relations IN Wayne county since
last Spring, and who collected and sppropris-
ted some money belonging TO one Of his
cousins, Geo. Loveall, and borrowed fine
sorrel mare from another cousin, James T.
Loveall, ostensibly for the purpose Of visiting
a relation near Somerset, but in reality 10 de-
camp and sell the horse. pocket the money,
and probably make his way back home. lie
!. described a. about "a year, old, very light
complexion, just siz feet high, dressed in black
cloth coat, striped cashmere pants, cloth vest
and black felt hat.
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DRUGS.

NEW DRUG STORE,
IN.
SHELBY CITY, KENTUCKY.
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EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
A Desirable Residence!

VIII ofe- my residence and siorc-house, IN the.
town 81 Hust0nvilie, Lincoln county. XIV. on rra-
sonahle terms or cash, viii exchange Il ior a small
farm In good locality. Said residence contains 81
roons halls and porch. There Is stable corn-crIb
busy house, etc, all in good repair A good garlen
spot, and water convenient store-hanec large nd we'll
arranged with two god ware-rOoms attached. For
fther particulars call or address NJ Husionville
4y-6m-ortds JOHN J. BIEDSOF.
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Col. J. a. CraddOok, editor Of Paris Ken
tuokiaa, in giving an account Of bis recent
visit to Stanford, mentions the late fair in
favorable terms, and gives especial notice Of
Jno. 5. owsley's herd Of cattle, also Dr.. Mont
gomery's, Soc. Owens and Green Bright's.
on the Journal, he says; "THE INTERIOR
Journal isOne Of the largest and bsst conduct
ed papez In tho Stats. 0as ~oaid llink fross
the money the Proprietors spend in printing
il, that IL was Published In a town Of 1900
inhabitants, instead Of village Of 752, as the
U. ). census Of 1870 gives stanford. And yet.
with all this claim upon IL citizens IL has had
to complain Of lack Of local support, that even
the Fair printing, that Il could as well have
executed, was sent abroad. Alrofthe citizens
should feel that the Journal L. their paper, an
institution Of their town and county, and take
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nogs / am nov The % nsr u Inc oelebraici boar,
"kentacky Chieialn" one ~ the hnesi thor-uhhrcd
Eerk shirrl IN the sfhte, aud aso of 'kosiaaco l-
- serve sDws Al ra~nahle price Call and exaians
ihssn a uay rtadanos Ia Alledxsslla Lincoln oounty
kcntacky. a8-iyl NJ r. RUSSELL
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100 ACRES-

This property VIII be sold in three paree follows
I. The Dwelling House and an buildinsos connected
thcrewith iaEeher with a.os n Of cholce land
partly woodland pasture There Il largo frDni yard
adorned with shrubhery and FRUIT tres large and
highly cultivated gardens In the rear an orchard IL
superior iruit trees, and ektenslNe vine yarda In
fa toarng, and u choice varieties Abundant water.
The second parcel L. all blue grass woodland. hnely
timbered, with neverliling brook running along the
entire northern side This parcel conians about 90
acre. a virgin SOIL and lies lnacdatey opposite the
dwelling h0u-e.
The third parcel nss upou the pike lost below the
house. and contains about No aeTc part In timber and
bluegrass aud part In cultivation.
This enIire property lies non the Crab Orchard pike
third 81 niilr froni thc Courthouse 10 stanford,
Ny, and can ho u-ed small farm, Tho several
parts lie near each other fhere hcautilal huild-
lns sites On All thrse u the parcels fronting tho
Grab Orchard turnpike.
u Is seldoin that such property Il offered ior sak.
and any desiring comfortable heuls noar town,
aud In an excellent community ~ould Do yell 10
anime ant pur, hlse Thu prupefty.
TERMS o. sALk.-A credit of and u months
with ieteTsst frun day a aals equal pay ments. the
purchaser 10 give b0nd With approved setuTiiy, having
The iree and effect Of Judgement aud lien siainsd
Is-at n q. CRAIG com'r
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Personal.

Doctor Brown, Of Mt Vernon, gave Us a
call Wednesday last.
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We take the responsibility to deny the
charge made by the whisky men" against
certain Good .Templar Of Stanford, that he
rented his stable to a negro to sell whisky and
ale in on the day that the circus exhibited
here. lie simply gave an old darby permits
sion to sell cake and candies in his lot on
that day, and the rain drove him into the
stable. 1t Is charged that the negro sold
liquors, but the owner Of the premises was
not eognirant Of il, II true. The story was
related on election day as joke, and used in
some cases to influence voters for in
temperance, but believed by no one, rs the
gentleman is above suspicion.
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SWINE BREEDING.
DETER TREBLE,
Breeder u
Pure English Chester Pigs,

AT MAPLE GROVE, lincoln county, Ky, ave
mlle hun s.Aniosd, the Dai,sile pike. Ordurs
solicited And salisiAetisn guaranteed fsloihee adj
arpa, stanford, ny. oo-u
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OF god land, we'll Improved Good SHOOK.
churches convenient. For further particulars *.
GEO. n COOPER, Hustonville, Ky. II
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a. much pride and interest In L. support n
even H. proprieton. The latter have shown
much more public spirit in establishing and
conductingit than they will ever zee o. profits.
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GwINE BREEDING.

ds.ire 10 call the aiisnion Of rnsrs In Lincoln and
adloiuins counties 70 the lnerits " my
Berkshire, Poland, and Big-bone China
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-28
THE NEW STATE.

The Chicago Times does moi agree
with Ink BULLETIN in the belief that the
". tate Of Chicago" should be comprised of
the entire north part Of the present state
Of Illinois. The Times believes that
Cook, DuPsge and Lake counties should
comprise the proposed new state, because
small states are the best governed and
those three countie. would make small
state. The Times wants TO get Out of the
state Of Illinois because the state Of Hi
nos Is too large. We sgree with the
Times in the opinion that Illinois lie too
large for good government; itistoo large
al the north end. The sizs of the north
end has worked mischief TO the
south end At tho north il
most Of the wealth and that wealth is
not taxed II, more than halt it's value AT
the south is little wealth but every cent
that is here pays taxes. At the north
abide most of the voters, and they always
vote TO the disadvantage of the south
Thus the north part of the state oppresses
the south part. Wherefore We are willing
that the north part shall 60 hence, and
without delay. We want 4 smaller stste,
% that we may DO better governed.
rho same reason that makes
the Times so selfish ss to desire a very
small state leads US TO deprecate the wish
of that paper TO compel US to re-
main in state as large as Illinois
would be with 60 small a piece Of it's terri
tory ss lies within the limits of Cook, Du-
Page and Lake cut of. The Times should
be fair 1t Is not fair to desire all good for
oneself 1t is the south rather than the
north that has suffered from the sizs of
Illinois, and consequently we wish to get
into small state. We, therefore, sug-
ges,ed that Cook should take in her seces-
sion all Of the state north of tho south
line of Sangamon; but, we are inclined to
be accommodating, and although the pres
ehce Of Springfield in any state is to be de-
precated, to got rid of Chicago, We would
not object to II line run across the state
north of Sangsmon.
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sIlERlFFS SALE.

By virtue Of an execution to me directed
by the clerk Of the circuit court Of Alexan-
der county, In the state of Illinois, IN favor
OF the First National bank OF Cairo, and
against Alfred A. Arrick. have levied upon
all Of the right, title and interest OF said
Alfred A. Arrick, in sDd to the following
described property, situated In the city OF
Cairo, county of Alexander and state Of
Illinois, to.wit Commencing tbirty-hvs
(35) feet north Of the intersection OF the
north line Of Ihirty-second street, II ex.
tented In the First addition to said city,
with the east line Of leyee street In said adj
q ton, thence south on slid east line OF
Leyee street three hundred 600 feet;
thence east at ght angles TO said leyes
street ninety 90 feet thence north parallel
to saiu Leyee street three hundred GOO feet;
and thence west TO place Of beginning nine
" 900 feet, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon situated, a. also
the right If SAID Arrirk TO the use Of the
ground be ween the above Described land
and the Ohio river, for tie purpose OF transit
and trrn- portation to and from said river,
and all other rights said Arrick may have
upon said last mentioned ground, which
shall offer at public sale ut the sou hwester.
" door OF the courthouse, in said city Of
Cairo. on the sixth day Of November, A.
-. Is13. between the hour Of nine O'Clock
ain, and sunset of said day. f,r cash, to sat.
isiy said execution. ALEX II. IRWIN,
sheriff Of Alexander County. Illinois.
CAIRO. Ills, October II. 1873. 1917 ddt.
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MARKET REPORT.

NEW ORLEANS, October 81 Flour
quiet; XXS7 25@s; family IS 75@9 50.
Corn firm mixed 7sc white soc.
Oats dun NJ Soc.
Bran quiet ut 81 II.
Hsv--no ssles
Pork nominal ut Ice.
ST. Louis, October 27.-IIenp quiet
good to choice und essed 7JMsi 10;
dressed 81 50@l 60
Flour very dull, and only n small order
trade.
Wheat dull and lutte doing No 5 fall
81 20; No2 pc IL 4gdl 90.
Corn very duh and nothing doing this
side of the river; 4o1c bid October.
Oats dull and Unsettled IT 32c elevator
Barley dull choice Kansas 81 40; do
Nebraska 81 37GDi As.
Rye lower ut ~ 64@l So.
" nisky dull at 9oc
10 X dull ut l3!G9lic.
Bacon dull small lash lots clear rib 7c;
clear tic
Lad quiet small lots refined SIC,
Hog. steady 1!54c.
CHICAGO, October q. Flour, quie: and
unchanleI.
Wheat quiet weak and lower, No !
Chicago spr,ug 81 OF; No2Sl O3 cash.
Corn. open firm, closed dull and lower
No 37G37!n cash; closing BIC bd.
Oats dun aud declined, No 303c cash
or seller Noy.
Provisions steady; pork sl2 December,
81 January.
Lord, steady 7@7lc each; ~ seller
| November.
! Bulk meats unchs' ged; bacon IN.
changed; green meals steady; sales ham'
6,@7e pot 7a71c seller December, &C
cutding To- weight.
Whi,key, quiet and weak 9si@o0c.
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THOMAS WILSON 10 in the country pre-
cincts electioneering. One Of his strong
holds 10 opposition to the Cairo and ST
Louie railroad. He says he is opposed to
is, and will If elected repudia,e the bonds
already issued, aud prevent the issuing II
any more. When did this change come
over the spirit OF his dream? II wo are
not mistaken, Mr.. Wilson was the big man
In the citizen's committee which brought
. pressure TO bear on Judge Bross wu,n
he stubbornly refused to place the bonds
voted 10 that road 10 the hands of Trustee.
II We mistake not Thomas and Tux Bull
LErIS were in search Of rope to hang
Bros with, because be was opposed to the
road. But now Mr.. w ilson is denouncipg
1t Why? Who has been talking "
him?
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BLOODY SHOOTING ARRAY
IN KENTUCKY.
DEBATE IN THE DOMINION
PARLIAMENT.
ST. LOUIS BANKS RESUME CUR.
KENCY PAY MENT.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SYRIA
CUSE, n. Y.
THE STOKES MURDER TRIAL
FROM NEW YORK.
WALL STREET.

NEW YORK, October 27.-The situation
IN Wall street. to-day WAS marked by All
feeling, untuvoruble rumors aud
lower values generally. Money irregular
and easy IN the morning ut I mud ranged
to 3gl.l7 until the final close. Ball
ances we offered nj 5(a6. Sterling dun;
80 days, g.; "a ut sigut Governments
closed nj The lowest prices ct the day
State bonds quiet and nominal. Goid
heavy; closed NJ Ss9si Carrying notes
5d5 l-6 premium, closing NJ l-32 pre-
mum Asserted banks to-day gained
80 900 in legal tenders; amount of these
notes reported between eleven and twelve
millions Of dollars. Green backs nominal y
At Kat premium. Silver quoted at 3tla4
pruiniu II. Treasury disbursements 1885,
900. Custom receipts $i9i .OoO. Stocks
| very irregular; closed unsettled, but at u
hight advance from the lowest point Of
to-day; volume OF business large in
Western Union, Lake Shore and New
York Central but moderate in the rest OF
the list Investment shares weak and
| lower; the greatest range WAS LAX"
Shore, between GoG63i; New York Cen
trail between S3IMSit Western Union
between 65i@52b; Northwestern between
32g@ai3; Wat sh between 3Gs@3S5
Ohio between 22!@23s.
sTERLlNo.
Ten thousand pounds sterling was re-
ceived ut the ASSAY Office to-day.
sruhss TRIAL.
| MIR. Trcmnine went on 10 argue that all
| S.oke's movements went To prove absehc,
nt mali e. AT 5;l5 o'clock, when Mr.
| rrenalne had only got through the sec
ond general head of his argument, the
court ad burned.
| TAlsTER.
| 1t is stated that in the case of Tainter
Tho defaulllng cashier OF the Atlanta bal
Dy WHICH 100000 were lost, the deieDs
Will be that tue directors we're fully awar
and consented to Tain ers speculation
with the funds OF the bank.
YOUTHFUL MURDERER.
VIM Seaman and james Nc Mahon 10 |
my, employed ia the same establish me
quarreled to-day, when Seaman gsvo NJ
Mnhon II beating. McMahon ran to
eighborIng grocery store, and stole
Il eese knife from the counter, and return
ing to the factory, stabbed Scanlal
fatally
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The success Of the Democratic party in
Ohio has given the monopoi,ts OF this
state . new ba,,le-cry. In jackson county
the Radicals are shouting; don't you
see the Democratic party i, not dead
Vote therefore for the Republican candi-
dates . vote for the farmers candidate
'is vote for the Democratic party a !
right 20 in, good Radicals, it is just pos.
sibls the people have not yet forgotten
past pref udices and can be stall taken in
BY such chat.
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RIVER.
ternOOn.

NASHVILLE, October 27.--Riyer rose %
inches to-day. Thirty-four inches ON
Harpeth Sho,ls. Raining and warm.
CINCINNATI, October 27.-Rivcr nine
teen feet ard rising. Clear and cool.
Arr,ved' PW Kllhnger, Pitlsburg.
PlTrspugG October 27.-R River rising
slowly o leet 6 inches in channel, heavy
rains last night Weather cloudy Ind
cooL
VIcKsBURG. October 81 Down; Belle
Lee. Up; Susie Silver; james Howard,
John b Maude. Arrived City of Weeks
burg.
EVANSVILLE, October Weather
clear tli his evening, now c.oudy with
,ign of snow. Me, cury 40 To 40. yer
risen four inches Port list Up: Fay
cite, Roberts and Bransford, Evansville,
Dawn: frank +. Gracey. Business
very dull.
81 LOWS, October 27-Arrivedi w +
Curtis MuscAtine, Helmst, Seudder,
Vicksburp; North western, Keokuk; Bon
accord, Cairo. ID parted; lroslde, Ohio
river. Curtis, New Orleans Northwestern,
K"oknk. River stationary Weather cool
cloudy slight rain this evening.
New ORLEANS, October 27.-No. nrri-
va's. D'pnrird Katie, Checot City.
Ne,ther cloudy and cool. Cspt. Dick
S.nnot contracted with the Wallet Dry
Deck company of this city, to put on an
entire new hull under the steamer Bart
Able in thirty days. She is now on dock
and the work is progressing ra idly.
LOUISVILLE, October 27.-Rlver has
risen 3 feet inches in "a hours ending
six o'clock pm the marks showing 7 feet
1 inches in canal, ard o feet in tho pass,
down Indian chute. Weather clear and
cold. Tho steamer Bertha Cromer from
Cincinnati weut over the fall this evening,
the first boat which has descended there
wilbsn the past three months, Steamer
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1--WE pity the man." says the Sun,
who could pin his faith to the slccv, IL
an inudel who could di-gust Inc BULLt.
peal guilty. We are far tom grace
very far, and have ~ weak moss for tue Il Ell
pots OF the world but tho San man Ia 81
Indefinite AN article, that, although sus-
pected of devotion to the church, ho Is
neither useful nor ornamental IN its sei-
vice. Ho.is cypher; aud If ever he get,
to heaven will be u cussed little angel d :
voted 10 lAziness. He viii abandon his
harp, an take to licking lasses candy aid
singing on the jasper gates.
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subscription list 10 large enough, that
Bross should no, be elected judge, that the
money crisis 10 at an end, that Old Bill
Allen is anything 10 snee2e at, that we
grsngers can be put down by The power o.
monopoly. In fact. we don't believe q
great many things; hut we do believe
the Sun rosu ia often of his eggs, and
bat be always brings out of his eegs the
li:ilest intellectual chickens ever pro-
dueed 10 this market.
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freight, heavy forty cents per hundred,
iighl bf'y cents. Hay ten dollars per ton.
rotoes sevsnty.ave cents per barrel.
Horses nine dollars and mules seven doll
lara. Coal f,ets from Pl.,sburg began -
arrive today. First boat Tom Reese with
three bargeS, followed by the Tom Dod-
worth with twelve bsrges Shamrock
come from Iontcn with three hundred
tons OF pig iron Arrivals; Pat Rogers
Ctnconnt'i Ada Heilnsn, Henderson
Shamrock, Ironton; Sandy, Troy Hope
and b.rges. Pomroy; Bertha Bruner, Gin
cinns,i. Departed; Pat Rogers, Cincin.
natl; Ada Heilrnsn. H. ndrrson; sandy
Troy Shamrock, IroD,on; Burtha Bruner
New Orleans.
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FROM SYRACUSE.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

SYRACUSE, October GA fire broke
out IN Cons'tota last night, which WA,
quenched this morning after burning over
SIX acres of territory, destroying three
hotels. thirty-two dwellings and between
forty and htty places Of business. Total
loss, estimated by insurance ngens "a
900. The total insurance is 800 90.
The fire. Mas evidently the work Of Nh in.
ctndlary. The business portion of the
town was all destroyed except Bucber
block. Tho citizens held a meeting to.
night and passed resolutions inviting pe-
cuhisry aid of charitable people every.
"hete'snd appointing Mr.. ID. II Rosbocht
cMshlar Of lNnnaatnta hank IA xonni.. 49,.
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TIE city Of New York ia anticipating
40 epidemic of poverty and crime during
the coming winter. The financial trou-
bles have thrown many Thousand. Of per.
Sons out OF employment, and 1t lie believed
there are now not less than twenty thou
sand people 10 utterly destitute circum.
stances in the city, and that the number
will be increased ~ fifty thousand us In
winter comes on.
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YELLOW FEVER.
ENCOURAGING REPORTS FROM
EVERYWHERE.
TIE NEWS FROM MEMPHIS
CHEERING.
TIE Disc Sc HAS ABOUT RUN
ITS COURSE.
AT LITTLE ROCK,


LITTLE Rock. October 27.-Rain la,t
evening. Clear aud cool to-day. The
board OF health pronounce no yellow
fever cases in this city.
A. SHREVEPORT.
SuREvEPORr, October ~ -Telegraph-
ers all we'll. Interments yesterday: w
+ Whitman, Laura Gaia, Beverly Harris
Colopd. To-day; Jas Nathan, Ella Hell
lcr, Thos w Gil, Robt Workman and
Mrs Stone.
AT MONTGOMERY.
MogTooMEkY, Alabama, October y -
Niue cases OF yellow fever have been re-
ported here for tho last forty eight hours.
The state fair has been postponed from
November I'd to the lvth. A heavy rain
tell here this morning, hut the weather is
not Geld yet.
QUABASTISED.
BROWNSVILLE, OctC Der 27.--One fatal
case of yellow fever having occurred at
Corpus Christi, the authorities here have
ordered Quarantine bet ween that city aud
this place. u. ). cavalry have gone out
to patrol the roads and pre-, ent intercourse
beiw, en- here and Corpus Christi. a per-
son who died ut Corpus Christi had just
arrived from Columbus, whore the foyer
is very bad. As the Northern mail. come
through Corpu. Cbrl,.i they will be in
terrupt,d.
AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, October u The Grand
Chancellor OF the Knighs of Pythips oI
Tennessee, I. ). Juke-, issued the follow.
Ing order TO day:
TO our bre hren Of the order who have
So nobly responded to our appeal fl
aid:
We return sincere thanks and state W,
have sufficient funds on hand to relieve oil
suffering hrethern.
lSigned I JuKgs,
Grand Chancellor.
| MEMPHIS, October 27.-.Informstior
from all available urces tend to confirm
| tho opinion that Yellow Jack is dscreas
ing. A warmer rain Il yesterday had n,
feet to increase the number of new case,
ns wa. feared. On he contrary fewer np
plicstions have been made to-day that
.ince the beginning of the plague. Tt
I Howard rooms are crowded with muse
visiting aspiration. At noon the ass cis
ton began discharging them rs there
every reason to believe that the scourg
il routed.