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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20
FOh SALE.
Elegant ke,o West Street Residence,
No 222.

No 222.
-. Bull during last spring fiji. pressed brick
s,,;i front, three stories hgh, having ev ery conve
iliW nience aud all the modern improvements
The best mate risls used and tue work done BY
the day under my own supurv ision.
trout 81 feet, 20 feet deep, with seven feet hall In
the ccutre large bay window In the southern parlor
back building 50 feet deep by ls feet wis Lot fronts
on West street 10 feet llK inches se foet deep ali
Level with West street Fine dry cellar under the
whole building; regiutors In every arranged for
heater bath room with hot and cold water. The
building was put up In the most substantial manner,
and contains eleven rooms and commando one OF tie
most delightful Views Of the Delaware and Christians
rivers. Large side yard planted with 6ourishipg
evergr oens aud shrubbory.
The property viii be sold bargain and on accom-
modating terms. $1,000 may remain on. for q num-
Der Of years. Those desiring to buy are requested
to oall and examine the house. Apply 10
DAVID WOOLMAN,
Ill Orange Street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20

B.,0yEr hOLDEi,s.--A .,sat anu convenien
Arcce Tor water for preserving the rrsshnsas
snd beauty Of buds or flowers wern In the coat ess
hair' a iAsce assortmsnt for ssie BY
u. BkINaHU ST q CO.
oruAr sixth spa Market str ,st
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20

We call at tentiop to our seidlitE Powders 50 uni.
Sersaiy popular everywhere. They are made W
fpsn and pure every few days, and claim them to
9guG 70 any IN the Market fully up to the standard
Io be good they must be fresh and pure This is out
special claim, TO prove which they need only to be
urea. DON'T forget the place to get them, at
FUSrER'S DRUG STORE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20
ENGLISH MUSTARD.

P9Ie Ensnah Yellow Mustard, ground or graii,.-
Choice nayOring extracts, viz. ext. Lemon Seniila
feaeh ext bitter Almonds, ext. Strawberry etc All
of the most celebrated makes for sale af
FOSTERS DRUG ~ Re
..r Front and West streets,
MlInlIIuIaIl L IL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20
BARRIERS, AITENTIoN,

Barbers combs, soaps, brushes, sponges superior
bay rum, stick Pomatun, puffs powders, and barbors
supplies generally, at very low PRICES. hairp ON dc
bers supplied 1t Wholesale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
apI2Il3 WILMINGTON. Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20
PIMPLES.

4 WIN send (free recipe for my vEnETA BILE
hHAmd. remSying ripRss BLACK Worms, Blotehes,
sreokes, Moths and all Diseases Of the skin, ieAv-
cess Tor ne growth Of HaiI Bald heads or smooth
RACES. THOMAS r. CHAPMAN CHEMIST,
r. u BOX DIES. 10 broadway, New York.
rqD
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Fer sale
EALl]ARLE KEAl, ESTATE.

No. 4, $40 King street, u very large modern dwell.
Ing, With every recent improv lot 80 feet ~.
inches, by la2 feet, one of the bert houses h bra
the city. Possession Immediately. A
No. ., Adjoining the above Is lot OF land "a fee II
inches, by l32 feet Tho above Is well situated and
terms easy.
No. 8, nne dwelling, 716 Fronch Street, with i'm.
Proyements In good order. Possession Immediately
No. 4, A good dwelling, TIC King street, with 10,
running to French street Possession on 25th Of March
next. Apply TO VIM. McCAULLEY & CO.,
No. 6Oe Market ct. Wilmington. Del. dscI2-tt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20
FOR RENT.

N tarRr Dwelling, n. Z. corner OF EIahth
AA and French, with stable ou Walnut street.
EsfpH Rent, $500
4Sxn& Also, House, 5ii East Twelfth street
-Four houses on Locust street. near Towilscpls
ltollng mill.
House on Forrest street betw-rH Twelfth and Tbir-
tsentl streets.
Second street and Union Avenue
Twu houses on rauseway, near Wilmington & wes-
tern Railroad Derpt. Apply to
WILLIAM McCAULLEY q Co.,
msrN No. too Market street Wiiininet m del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20

c. g. oU1~-. . nrc.~
Our6 Ouf0 I0r hH6U MATlSW.
MAHAN Hill & c0
"H| " w.,
NO n. Inird street, whining -
ION. nelaware.
lana story Of Morrows's Buildings,
N THREE CASES GUT OF 4 HUNDhEp.~
last few years. Many Of them were desperate cases
FoIrsn s. Fopas, A. Isinsl, sSe S Conrad St; M fat
LEVI LIST III West sessnth Street 4 cssgesson
tss & street VIM D: spsIks lii East Seventh Street
Nsanan 'eSS 6ass.a ~ Del 6e Front street. so Ernest
:, No;t East Third street. secood story Of Morrow
Buildings, Wilmington, Del.
ner Sixth and Market streets, and at 4l3 East Sixth
street, wilmington Del. apr2s
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I UNG PROTECTORS,
fra, and h.nI Wool o ooss tne cues, D1,
passing over the shoulders sad lifting up TO the
neck. thereby anording eftctusl protection from
tSemtslve to tie ordinary perceptiou of thoaxnt
}
Il. BRlNGHrKST & CO..
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
: =
UNa PROTECTORS "Cuir. n. patteru double
/ at n RuINr MI n I'm = sn'S e
- --S GS- = ~ -..-.-- 80 o.
CyHEST PROJECTIONS of b,rh,a vvnoi .nyl,
" at e. DRISdHURsT & cos,
% ~ ~ o
C1HFsT pnOTE6Tons ~ 1 cs.,,o,. onI 1;,oi
1 douh,s at nRiSMc " 4HIfTsT ~ "T Co,c ''
CHESr PROTECTORS, Of ChamoL. and Wool.
" 10. n E %
IHEST Protectors, Of Rabbit Skin of ordi-
10y "'' N- y sRRiE,, fJrlRsT a. co,s
go 80 - ---..
MoLLEh'S AokwEalAN COD LIVER OIL
VI Wholesale and retail BY ,,,,,,,,,
Il. BKISGuCkST & co.
-----------4 ---.- -----------
NNARvIN'S COD LIVER OIL, q very fne arti-
VI Gle, at L. DRIN0HuRST' & cos,
.vry,S cor, ,.,u, ~,
RAhIHo ooD ii En V.E, IN notties AM buK,
~ !" L. bhiNdhUhSI % cos.
-,,n1NDE,,,c 1-,,,, ,,-,,,e -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20
FOR RENT.

For Rent.
honse on easterly side of Madison street, above
Eighth: Houses IN south Wilmington near the Ro-
ing MILL Also houses in different rarts of the city,
Apply To W. McCAUl a. 90.
s06 Market strees,
nnr io-u Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20
For Rent

SEVEhAL IIouses on Locust street, uesr -
- street, So"th Wilmington. t@I%
House Tatnall street near sixth 49,
Stable, Windsor street, between Eighth aud Ninth
streets.
House and garden on causeway, near Wilmington
u Western Railroad Depot. Apply TO
WM McCAUILEY 4 CO..
COZ Market Street. NEpiin gton, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20
Fc II SALE

IRxrA A FARM Of about seventy acres on the
fzsIG6 kenrett Road, about miles from Whining
.nIlHa ton. Will be sold grest bargain. Arplyto
d. CHANBLER,
nst3O No 90i King street.
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M ILsrINaToN 8 WEST. r. !. -
w ERS Il. H.,

FAIL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and aftsr WEDNESDAY, October Ist, 1879,
TrRius viii leave as follows,
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: .xazuDuun wIIminEJon and ResdIhs
d3 kail1Oad.

n g wi'"irfsGn EsiiissaS. saS H'.''hs
= SIMMER AKRANG KMENT.
On AMI amer su7dsy. JUNE, 22d, 1879, Pas
ssnseF as q trains wiz issV' sOutnvsrd as foil0>s'
LAM. R..a,,, sn Pm P%- B.
" 6ostesSiile 6aassUiR ss IS s.io o@
Arr Wilmington li.sS 500 sis
TRAINS LEAVE NoRTHwARD.
TRAINS Nos. 1. .. 8.
~ q. IN. r.. IN. pm.
Leave Wilmington $50 300 800
Chadd's Fori 7.28 $50 500
uoatesvilis sic 4.e0 100
Arr. BirdsboI0 9b6 636
Reading oolSsEoTioss. lSsS ;fto
At Wilmington, with trains to Philadelphia and
Baltimore, and with Delaware Raiiroad trains. NoA
AMI make direct connection with trains to and
FROM Washington.
AT Chsdds Fprd. trains Nos. /, ?, and for Phila-
dephia. Nos. and with trains from philadelphia.
Trains Nos 1, aud with trains for Port Deposit.
At Coatessille all trains connect with trains for
Philadelphia and Harrisburg. Trains Nos. and
make droct connection with trains to and iromPhila
dclphia. = p
At Birdsboro' trains and connect northward and
and 2 and witt Aoutiwa ward bound trains. Train No.
connects with train from Philadelphia.
Oxford and Philadelphia, via Chadl's Ford.
Connection by Stage to nnd irvm West Chester at
Sager's with all trans.
Trains dc not s,op at stations where figures are
omitted. b. : g. 1T @. STOLZ.
nov u General Superintendent.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-20

4DELkwAKe ptvfsIoN.
Trains ffem PhlA9elphia WIN Leave asfollows:
=, For statou on pslawaTs Division and an connec-
fss SsHs s.aa .ss Wv s:sss. G q !. Clay
aud Kent ialir irskd ! sos 81 slstlsss, ispm q '''
psnasI sss u. s9S TsystsIs ss III so q =, 80 p m
fNm wiimiugson sosnnscfug With Dsiswsi. pl-
VISION tain frVm ssAford and way ststion- :; with
guyrna rr 10 at Clayton With Kent county tysin
ct Townssnd. 10 80, n M. III
Stations On Delaware Division aud all connections,
10 y, NJ.
Wilmington connecting with train from Delmar and
way station, -, 10 2i, p. N.
Na1 rTG% Ss,,s ,wningn eSnsasStins with trains from
eniLADA. 8 EALr. CENTKAL. RAILROAD D.
StoppDg At all .atlons on Chester Cheek and Phil
sdsirllis alid Balumore Central Railroads..
Trains from Philsdelphis will leave as follows;
For Port Deposit U1 .. M. 4 80 n. M,
m, wedaesdays and saturdsys c6sdd'ss FORD Y,
III ioS, a; ~ 3o,e y, p NJ, 70 30. y. NJ, Wed.
Tr1tns tor Philadepbis will leave ~ follows from
eo M Gso 3 m. cad Fcra, f d. 81, iIua ,,s Is. Is
10, 10, Swss, M ,,n,,n p M - rhe 10 e. ~. tram
ffom PHI ,delnh tor tho Photography and bstl-
morS Central RaiIro cad.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
,No Trans viii bsrun on Sunday, except those named
TRIMS from Phila lelnhls VIII leave as foows for
Larnokn and intermediate statiofs i 30, D. m VIII
snington and Way Staaonf, %, q. M and 50, p N.
sa,alnors, a. ssqep,ng At insssi,ans.a al s9x p. a.
Lap,o'un and intetmsdats stations, 9i5, T. M vii.
Iningtop, stopping AT way stations, s5, 30,l p. m
psltimore. Stopping at principal stations, 20, I.
# =
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sa s rssiassslpn,s a H. w.,%ans.on va, ..a
COMMENCING IT fSDAI, NOVEMBER Ilth.

essa rssiIsdeR,,s' ny Fs Ino.s MianssSn Mnii ,a
COMMENCING TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ilth.
rhiladelphia und Washington Espress trains are
dsNisnatet thus, li.3Os. New York and Washington
Express Trains, thus, I2.I5t. The 1910 train
from Philadelphia connects for Fortress Monroe aud
Icriolh
Gu account Of difference time, trains leave falt
Iaore hy city tune uve ainntes earlier than stated be-
low.
THE IO.3op IN. Train from Philadelphia viii run,
train from Philadelphia VIII run Tuesday. Weanes.
.iay, Friday and Saturday only
SOUTHWARK
n-oad street and washington Avenue. a. follows.
Far Chester 10, 3 80 10 70. 3, m, l2 50, . 30,
~, $50 10, 0sO, eUo," eb' $50, lO3O,t ll3O," ="
foi WILMINGTON. 80, 10 80, a. IL. l2.oO.-
NJ ia 49, 90 %, 6 H. o. 46,s 20, IL so- p
!5..r NewpoIt : g. q IA and 400 p. IA.
E2t'S stanton, 8 10, a. IN, and 20 p, IN.
FOR Ntwark, 30, a H., 20, II 30,- =.
- EHt@n; : "; a, ~ : 90, IL 3o,s m
81 9 hS, y? D. 4 m h. 20 II T. 81, "a p
f"I piiGeip,c. s5H, a IA, 400. 2 N.
fss dsSt De dTsce. iT 30, IN, IL 90, N, IA is-
r.. ~ asitps sSS' sS 60. 4 R. Il
'''' II 90 SpS;EHrHwAnp \ {;
TRAINS l.g Philadelphia will leave as follows. ,
trHn Baltimore. 30. S3O- n, IN, 34S,s T.sU,A
FiSin Eift u, 10. s4i. a. M $685.. p tn.
Stsnton, 49, ia0l, ., N, OF, p. IN.
- Newp lrt, e2 10 IA, a. M, 10 0i-, p IN.
- Whining ton, 2V,< BO,. 90, i 10, 93N,
1870, a. N, IA sS,e 200, I45, 8 AZ. is,
10 IA T.. m.
PoRT uEPosIT BRANCH.
Trains from Port Deposit will leave "A fslIlWs tor
Psrryvie 30. e2o, II %, D. m, as, 6 IS. p IN.
haytede.Grace aId Baltimore, G 30, Ii 90, q, 10.
! a., 0 10, p m.
Baltimore, and way stations. $50, II 90, m. l45.
6i6, u. IN,
Trains for Port Deposit will leave as follows
Baltimore, stopping e. all way stations 80 m O5
so, y. n.
From Ba!tinoIe, stopping ouly At Havrs-de- Grace
From Perryvlie, Il 30,e 06 II %, M. 05T co. D. IN
- The IL 20. II m, and %, p. IN, trains from
PefIyvilie. connset 1t thar place With trains from
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MEDICAL xorioES.
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REIG

4 Malrii telegram Of ~eD-. = SAYS:
The bomiarlmcnt II Alicante By rhe in
surg,-nt iron--lad> Numancia and Nendez
Nunez commenced "a the morning II n,
9th. and continued until noon som. i've
hundn-i ~p7Qiectil~ wene thrown into thu
castle and ihe city. causing considerable
damage. 4 vigorous fin- va, returned
from the forts and batteries on shore. and
the ~insurg.ut vessel. withdrew in @ dam
ag-i condition. The foreign meu-of-War
IN maintained a neutral position Rein
Ton-emenf- Tor the spanish aruy in Cuba
will H. ~forwarl-l hy the Steamer sailing
from Caiiz for Havana next week. Dis
iinne. Don Carlos has ordered Gen. -
halo, to present himself IL headquarters
L. answer rhc charge II N-0i-,liencc "
onler-. \ Bayonne dispatch axis: The
Carli-rs an ~dishear1enei. They are I'M
abe t. move Tor want Il money. artillery
and ammunition.
Louise Mullucs. fie celebrated Gcnnan
historical novelist. T. aeai.
Arrc-nt Pari> dispatch SAYS that eight
ocn military department, have h-~n crti-
tel in France Alr m htiug the nine
taanfh. The Count b. Cilambsrl. in a
etier t. hi supporters ia France. -av- hi-
object 81 union III the PARTIES in Frame.
and The restoration ~ her glory. IRA
ne-s and prosperity. IL ~nepudiat'- rhein-
ienticn q introducing exrreme measures
or Il attacking Italy.
Mslrid advirS 70 Oct. l state that the
insurg,ni frigaf,> Numancia and Mendez
Nunez had lef Alicante for Cartagena-
The commander - The Numanira admit
til 4 serious lo.s II life On hi vessel dur
ing the h~cm'arlmenf II Alicante. The
total casualties in the city from the bonn
tarimemf Were eleven killed. and thirty
Eound~l. Don Carlos. - Ming ~ spain.
ha- issued postage stamps barring hi- por-
trait. AZ a meriing II Conservative. AZ
which Marshal ~erano and Admiral ToTete
were present. resolutions supporting tn
Government and REJECTING an alliance with
the Radical. were adopted.
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EAST.

On the evening of Thursday. 25th. a
conference wa held M the Capital between
the President. Secretary of state and At
torney-Gencral. at which il was decided
that the Government had used all he cur
rency in the purchase of bonds that il could
safely spare. with due regard 10 it, own
needs. Il was also decided that the Gov
crnment had no authority 10 redeem any
bonds before maturity. as had been pro-
posed in various quarters. The Govern
ment sales of gold, advertised TO take place
in New York city, were postponed indefi-
nitely. The Stock Exchange still re-
manned closed. Following the example
Of the New York banks. and a. "A protec-
ton against being drained Of their cur
rency. the banks Of the principal cities and
towns throughout the country have decid-
ed not to pay out currency or checks ex-
cept for small sums 10 be optional in the
banks upon whey thch are drawn. but 10
certify checks drawn on balances in bank.
payable through the clearinghouse only.
4 serious defilcation j. alleged 10 exist
in the Pittsburg post-ofice. and Col. !. III.
Stewart. the postmaster, has been placed
under arrest.
The situation in Wall street on Friday.
18th, was much more hopeful. The firm
of Jay Cooke a Co. published a statement
of their assets and liabilities for the
benefit of their creditors. showing
that their assets. aside from their
advances to the Northern Pacific
Railroad. are more than sufficient
to meet all their liabilities. In Chicago a
gloomy outlook was given TO the financial
situation by the closing early IN tine day
of the doors Of the Union National Bank.
Manufacturers National, Cook County
National. second National, and National
Bank of Commerce.
The financial situation on saturday.
Sept. y. continued without material
change, but with an improved confidence
generally throughout the country that the
worst Of the crisis was over. The follow
ing table shows prices current for leading
stocks Wednesday. sept. IL. the day before
JAY Cooke 4 Co. failed. and those current
on the street sept. % and also the lowest
rate reached at the time Of the Chicago
fire panic:
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Profits of Poultry.

Nothing which the flrmsr prplut7s i ~
quicker ~ale than egg- AMI poultry. The
urisr- which h. n~yrivs> thnrriorars in tine
MAIN ~rssnumerafive tn Eliror incurred l.
light and agreeable. and cam b. performed
hv the Junior memt- r. II his family. The
poultry yarl produces foot which j. high
Isl Iaiaiahl- and nutritious AZ All seasons.
AMI Cd ihi- rr.p~,t j. hardly s~quIleti hy any
other department. ~ the farm. l. Il not
worth while then "a hs>iUw more carr and
skill III managing rle poultry ( In to-
themselves. hall tissir Vrnaiucts are often
wasted. and haif the YEAR they an nom
iaYer.. In winter they netvl simply
warmth. light and sun-hiue. clean. roomy
quarter. and plenty II food. livery day
they will pay for This. In the summer
ihey want range. fr~hcarth. -ha,ls. wafer.
sclusinn and protection frm verniu.
An abundance ~ eggs aud hrtd- of plump
chickens either for market W the farmer
own table will result irsm fhis carr. II j.
not feasible 10 carry on the poultry hu.iu.~-
on aneuormou- .slIr. Many have triel II
and flil,-i. but every tIrrIcr should make
a couple Il hundred dollar worth Cftheir
products yearly. That. ar least can ~.
dome with prnffand pleasure. Iti~ah u-i-
mess adapted for the hny~ AMI girls. and
they will speedily take lively interest IN
i Mpnlv proper eucuurag q mcnt = giycn.-
Frrrasr's Iai-.
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r, ouv Fier csa-ru ne yellow FEVER epi-
1efuic ma hss Are1dy SWEPT ava m.1re than
iolr hundred u NE connmlll0 ! sul rA<lnS
MIA an4o-fed nu- ncur mslt " e hAFe now
81 lcAsf svrn huaIrrl slck ~ AT ayes. clsors
AM nlsonAlues, al u wE1L, tnm ~ itsuit4E
character 81 tnc Ct.e4s~, tcI1trc constant and
sklliul nursing. Al 44trtNl 90 tnl-. there arr
hlE4Ts-s - Eeur-e ien wuhsut celr Al- ~tth-
olf tr~uFloyulrIt. AmlEE-r tltm are many uo-
men ana little cnilsirrn AS "a lhsaa u.1st ior ts
present tr PROV lri iQr 4nn fsl ty r1r How ari
nlonsg 70 - hal In Lr-tltluou ~ oar mif-t
II a. heArrentin< a. tke disease AMI lsah
socaaficn has he~n ~nortn5ns. ard tn~ hb~r4l aid
Srnr 81 ulr ~lsftr C-les ~ nearly exhausted In
DIR these painful Circumstance we arr forced 60
make th-s general 4Tl~alto the cclntry iur 1tii-
tlonAi AID We h4s g~Dple amang u sudrrtng,
In uanf and tyln-. frsll Al serrlel- ufthe Jutr-t
>taie~ ami from AL EEl1r-. and We tcrl thai the
great guhllc wli r-srend % tnls aIfrAl, eNroriel
tk ilr most rirr ltcrs-ry oar vNn Resources
arr nearly exlal-Ie1 rl- W~l arr broken down.
Tie l.-eT Az fArN1.clrL win actual >tAry4tl1ls
ihr sick Ana dy-ns ar about % = diye-trt - n
lcDmmonr-f comforts humanity can oEer them.
Ne appeal not o. our frllJu country Era. but 10
our irllpw men. lr aid
AJackson. Miss. special u the Memphis
Araianrhs. SAYS that ia aooonlalcc with
Artorney-Genera Morris ncrnt opinion.
the Governor II Mississippi has is-ucIa
proclamation declaring thai accupling %
the Constitution No election can b. heidi in
that Stale Till N0ycInh-r. l>s4. when Con-
sre>-mcn. state ofioers and Legislators
Will d elocrel- He appeal. Ia the people
II the state. and %enjoins upon al 0fiicrr,
"a The state and OF the several counties 10
aid him in CARRYING into practical Effect the
provisions 80 the Constitution bearing on
this important question. The Piigf t.Amss
organ d.nouaos The proclamation A. in
o.ndiarv anl revolutionary.
The Episcopal church AZ Little Rock.
Arkansas. vas struck ~ lightning on the
night vi Spt. ;. ami burned L. the
ground.
\ large lire ~ocurned AZ BOuham. Texas.
the nigiir II >ept. -
several deaths from yellow Fever hal o.
currol n Marshall. Texas. >ept. "a. and
there was somewhat II 4 panic in c7n-t-
qu-ncs. There was no essential claugcin
the >itnafion AZ shreveport o. Memphi, AZ
This daIe.
4 disTatch from Brownsville. Texas.
OF q. says. Continued heavy rains haze
damaged ihe cotton crop throughout the
entire lower RIO Grand, valley. Worms
have appeared on 4 numbr q plantation,
ia this vicinity. doing much damag-. The
low land- arr covered with several inches
II water. stopping the work II gathering
The crops.
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SOITII.

4 New Orleans physician telegraphs
from shreveport. sept. p: The di~
ease here T. yellow fever. a true homo
gastric pesiilcncc. Origin It'll oh~cunc-
Character malignant. Deaths between my
and sixty per cent. About 900 deaths 80
far. More than half the population have
fed. Every one working hravely. No
panic now. The organization Of the How
ard Association j. excellent.
The yellow fever continued in Memphis
without material change up 10 sept. =.
on which day there were eighteen deaths
from the disease.
4 number 81 the oldest physicians u
New Orleans. on the 26th. joined in q pub
li-hel certificate stating thai they hal not
a. vet had a single case IT yellow fever I'M
der their charge. and that the sanitary col.-
dition of the city was excellent.
The yellow fever epidemic * ~hrerc-
port. S,pt. 20. was reported a. being terri
bile in the extreme. a dispatch say /.
=. We no longer have funerals. The
hearscs. followed by one or two carriages.
dash through the sirccts like a section 81
artillery IN a hattie seeking a position. 4
few mourners arr drummel up. the collins
showed ia the hearse. and driven rapidly 10
the cemetery. This T. the case even with
the most prominent citizens The How
ard Association have opened an Orphans
Asylum. and arr feeding about iwo-ihinls
of the resident population. The following
appeal. signed hy the o;iioer- It the As.o-
citation. has been issued 70 the people II
the country:
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WHISKY AND II WEED.-lntelligcnt
Psychologists and pathologi>tS admit that
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the rure 81 Cholera. Cholera MOrbus and
kindred bowel troubles now 20 ommon
among the people.
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