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RIVER NEWS.
PITTsDUHG, December 5.--Rivor 10
feet.

PrTrsDUHc, December J.-Rivor 10
feet.
NIcKsnUao, December Down: x
r. Leo. w: lcilo loo and Future City.
Weather cool. Rivcr rising.
CIscTrvATI, December b. River "a
feet iuches and falling. AMOS departed
for Wheeling. Weather growing colder.
NEW ORLEANS, December ARRIVED
Thompson Dean, Cincinnati. Departed
--Jno. Maud, MemPhs. Cloudy and
cold.
NAsnyiLLE, December 5.--Rivor still
rising fliccn foe. ton inches on tho shoals
Arrived Arch p. Green from tho Upper
Cumberland. Weather clear and cold.
MEMruls, December BY Weather cold
and cloudy. River rising steadily. De-
parted So. Joo, -. LouiT Indiana,
Lcuisvillo; Judge Baker, Now Orleans
Heshyillo Arkansas river.
81. Tours, December 5.-Arrived
Julh, Yicksburg; City Of Quincy, New
Orleans. DEPARTED Pello Memphis
ard John +. TOilc, New Orleans. River
risen feet and stIll swelling. Weather
cloudy and modoretins. Ligh: snow las,
night.
EVANSVILLE, December o. showed
half on inch las. night. Weather partly
clear to-day. Mercury p TO 80. River
rssn 3 feet. Up: Fayoi,c, AM,
QuicGs,op and John Kilgour, pm.
Down: Torascon, 8 pm; Mary hmen,,
PM J. j. Parker, . and Charmer, q
generally with fair trips. Busnos, lively
this evening. River 22i ioct above low
water Of 1907
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It's An i'll wind that blows nobody any
good. In view Of tho abolition OF the
free pass system, many of the members q
the Illinois legislature are renting houses
in Springfield and will take their families
there for the session. Whether this fac.
will lengthea tho sitting Of tho
solons, who receive hvo dollars q day for
the time spent in tho service Of the state,
will be question moro interesting to the
taxpayers Of the state than to the house
owners, grocers, etc., of tho capitol.
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Sr. LOUIS, December 5.-Flour in good
demand for lower gradcs at unchanged
| prices. WheGt unchanged; No. spring
| | 0S(G,9 60; No 3 rcd fall 30G9l 80, No.
l2l 55(9l 60. Corn nrmer; old Of all
grades scarce and wanted; No. 2 mixed a.
G9ise; car lots 15Ac. Data dull and lower,
No. miSel 37(ay3Isc. Barley steady and
| arm. Rye Grmer; No. 2 7SG6TSlc. Pork
| unchanged at l3Gel33c. Dry salt meats
| ttFonV, holders firm but not much doing
shoulders dlG95ioi clear RIB Gl@6ici clear
G4@7c.
New ORLEANS, Decern her. Flour pnist
treble 6OG47 Boz family oao 90. Corn
supply light; mixed and white 74G975c.
Oats supply good demand light ts3Cg66c,
Bran dull lay quiet; prime "a, choice
IS. Pork easier IA 90 Dry salt meats
mono in fret hand. Shoulders nominal
6Ic. Bacon dull, 54G9Sc. Clear rib s5c,
Choice hams in dsmand; old lo!c; new
l3@l4c. Lard duh; tierce sds1c keg
| 8@)91c. Sugar dull and dropping; in
| ferior 465c; primo to choice 1iC9sic;
Molesses denspd good; inferior Zoe prime
to choico 58(956c. Whiskey quiet; Lon
| isisnn 9i,; Cincinnati ! OF. Coffee 40
233c. Corn meal much iirmer and quoted
at 3 20.
CHICAGO, December 5.---Flour quiet.
Wheat steady, No spring ! lO(9l l09,
No l07 cash or December, 0e4 Janu-
airy, No , / Ol@l 023. Corn, demand
active and advanced No mixed All cash
or December, f7.o January, new No 2
| mixed sold Mt 4jc cash. Gate in fair de-
i mand spd advanced, No. 4G1c caah or
| January, white AIDE Rya scarce and firm
\ MOI 73iG74c. Barley dull and declined
| No 2 fail 1 as, No ] 08G9l CO. Pork
II S0l4li As February. Lard demand
active and advanced Go spot, 90 Jan
/ uary. Bulk meats 10 good demand and
bold higher, sales OF. shoulders 10 days
on falt Ale, loose short rib January 63c
packed green shoulders steady at 4tc
sides nrmer short rib SIC, short clear G. c,
hams C29ac for Is and 20 lbs average.
| NRw YORK, Decombor s.--Nour mod
crate inquiry; superhne Western 50(9-
I 30; chouco @ 9O(97 90 white wheat
C 5O0S IS. Whiskey duh, 93c, Whos.
dull strongly In buyers favor; Iowa sprng
46td9l 40; No 2 Chicago 15iGgl 4bi
Ryo dull. Barley less active Corn good
demand and higher; Western mixed IN
store 73c; nloat Zoe. Oats dull Western
mixed afiont s5c; white Western b6(D57c;
in afore 65ao. Coffee excited and higher.
Sugar quiet, Molasfes quiet and Yun-
changed Pork quiet and iirmor; new
mess spot 10; January Is 81; February
10 so March 10 70. Beef steady; extra
mess III Bc@l2 ,b0.a Cat meats, quiet.
l'relh hama. ass Decamber Shoulders
lie. Mddles hrmer. Lard nrmer;
Western steamer epot sto;' December etc
JanusrySsc. gggxR ,S&aAa -
CISolySAri, Decamber p = Flour
stcaity ds zoos es. Wheat Arm at ! As
Gl d, Corn steady ear, old. bo@blc;
sboled SOC new ear SASt94Go. Rye firm !
$50. Oats lrmeri 2lfY 4qS, Barley lrmi
fall 2oGSl IS. Groceries hrm: Eggs IN
| fair demand andllighes 2Se. Butter and
ohse,s lrg,.A Fork held astrengi ~ 2t@
VA SO OF the spot and December speculs-
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From l'liilndnlnlln.


ItAh.Ii Az oPisIcN 9l
PHILADELPHIA, December In tho
Superi9r court to-day Judge Acnew do.
liycred an opinion in wb ich al the iudeel
concurrch ntos;raing' thc election com
u,saioncrs appointed by tho con itutional
convention from acting. Tho decision ID
to tho ei'ect TIA. tho constitutional con
vcntion hsd not tho power which it had
Attempted 70 INSERT, and ,ha, IL had been
guilty of acts OF attempted usurpa,ion OF
authority in setting inside tho election
system prescribed for this city, and inau.
Cnroting 8 now ono under which thoelcc-
tion for The adoption OF Tdeltian % tho
constitution should be conducted.
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TO 1871 he represented his distric. in the
national Congress, whore he served his
constituents creditably IL not with dls-
tinc.ion. His lato appointment is believed
10 have been given to him without previ-
Gus knowledge on his part. "
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The completion at Cairo Of tho con-
Meeting links of the great trunk railway
line which ensures unbroken communics-
ton between 81. Louis and Now Orleans,
and Chicago and New Orleans, has at
tracted the general attention OF the press.
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A FOOD famine exists in the north
western counties Of Iowa, owing to the
wholesale destruction Of tho crops of last
summer BY the grssshoppers. Great dcs.
titution is reported and much sickness md
suffering among the unfortunate people Of
that locality.
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JUDGE sHERMAN's SUCCESSOR

JUDGE SdEkMAN'S SUCCESSOR
Hon. Martin Welker, the gentleman
whom President Grant has appointed to
flll the judgeship OF tho dstric. cour. of
the United States for the northern district
OF Ohio, vacated by tho resignation of
Charles T. Sherman, is one of those pre-
emiuently "lucky" men OF whom every
generation furnishes more OF less exam
piles. Judge Welker, who is now resi-
dent Of Wooster, Ohio, frat appeared to
tho notice Of tho public, IA score
OF years or 40 before the breaking
out Of tho late civil war; on
which occasion, bare-footed, he drove u
COW into the town Of Millersburg, in Gem
trail Ohio, some twenty miles from his
present home. He had the traditional
bundle Of clothing done up in handker-
chief, on his back. In Millersburg, besot
by the usual difficulties that surround the
poor but ambitious young man, be
studied law and, after being admitted 20
the bar, took his first step in political pre-.
ferment by being elected prosecuting at
torney for the county Of Holmes. A pop.
ular member Of his own party among tht
local politicians, he was next nominated
out OF compliment, with no hopes OF al
election-the party being in hopsless mi
nority-for the position Of common plea,
judge OF his district, comprising the coun,
ties Of Wayne, Holmes and Coshocton
A "tplit" in the Democratic RANKS 10
cured his election. He completed III
term with honor 10 himself, and, iesv
ing the bench, became . candidate
from tho then Eighteenth Congress
sional District Of Ohio, and was defss.oc
by his Democratic. opponent by just twelv,
votes. A II in compensation for his de.
feat, Governor Dsnnison bestowed upon
him, early in tho progress Of the war
the position Of Judge-Advocate- era
Of Ohio, Q lucrative II not responsible Of
ice connected with che war service
lie vas next elected Lieutenant Governo
OF Ohio, the Republican nomination fol
thss ofses having been bestowed upor
him nose unexpectedly aad contrary Il
al tbsprscencsivsd arrangements Of Thu
"sisss" Tor the convention. From 1885,
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TEAEGRAPHIg,
Reported Expressly fer the Bulletin,
From New York.
pENRlONS.

NEW YoRK, December GA Wsshing-
ton special says it is expected that tho on
tiro sum for tho payment of December
pensions, will DO taken from the legal ion-
der rcsnrYe.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
THE OPENING OF CONGRESS
THE NEW MEMBERS AND OLD
THE CHIEF JUSTICESHIP-TH Il
SALARY GRAB - lNVESTIGA-
TON.
TIE opENINo OF csNnRxss.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-The open-
Ing of congress- is quite an event here; it
seems incumbent upon the ladies 10 put
in an appearance on this occasion, even If
they should not again visit tho capital
during tho session. Tho dsy-ycsterday
was dull and threatened rain, but the
avenue-PcnnsYlysnia--was alive With
people, Us carly ~ 10 O'clock, vending
their way to the halls wherein tho wisdom
Of the nation was soon TO convene in
council--or, as heard an old member re-
mark, "put the machine in running or.
der, which was commenced ct L. o'clock.
need not descsnt on tho beauty OF the
fair ones who occupied tho galleries,
which wore crowded to suiIocation
THE NEW MEMBERS
wero easily in their soats-tho novelty Of
tneir now position being equal to Bulbs
Grst long now boots or Sis crying doll I;
their lady friends we're in that portion Of
the galleries assigned to tho use OF tho
families Of senators and members, lookin K
down with unfeignea pride and pleasure
upon embryo Wobs.ers or Clays. En-
passeat, mombor Of congress ia no doubt
a nogul at homo and his wife tho envy Of
oil the the neighbors wives, but hore- ex-
cept they arc power with tho president
or some department, and can control mat
ters--they don't count and that fact they
very soon realize.
THE OLD MEMBERS
dropped in about III O'clock and gen.
oral hand shaking took place Ssm. j,
Randall looked very like pro-
fessor in n theological semin-
airy. Tho speaker 49, Blaine - looked
happy and smiled accordingly. Eldridgo
was sedate and self-salisaed. Maynard
was, il possible, more gloomy and sssur-
nine than ever. Fernando Wood, a. has
been written by correspondents, year Of
ter year, was straight rs an arrow, and his
moustache white and bris!ling as over
Judge Holman seemed trilo nervous, nc
doubt on account OF tho tiff he Ind with
| Eldriage and others in the Democratic
csaeua whom no desired his resolution de.
nouncihg the back ray adopted. Judge
Poland was brilliant rs usual in blue swsl
low tail coat brass buttons, immaculat,
linen and white leg Of mutton whiskefs
The genial Sunset Cox WAS oil himself
but was somewhat annoyed, apparent,
when Holman nominated him for Speake or
though Fernando Wood was the caucu
nominee, 4s which honor Sunset dc
clined, causing buzx 20 run through lh
House. Marshall, Of Illinois and Book
OF kentucky, looked we'll, and seemed lik,
war horses, smelling the battle from
afarp The entrance OF Alexander II
Stephens was a noticeable event. He il
quite emaeiatod aud feeble, requiring tn,
aid Of orutches and assistance to move
about. His hair 10 white; his face is mer'
like the dead than the living but his eye
stll glow with their wonted fires. The
giant mind, the cultivated intellect Ant
scholarly acquirements Of the statesman
burning bright as ever, are wrapped in ,
mantle SO frail that II seems as II breai,
Of air would tOpple IL into the grave. liz
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two demand. Lard in good demand
bettle s6esic prime fully held siGnslc,
steam strong, sales At 7lc speculative dc.
mand. Bulk meats firm; sales shoulders
5lc; held At go nj -he close md in good
demand at Go March with no offerings;
clcsr rib, sales at o}c; solcs NJ SC March
clear sides at &c. Bacon shoulders
scarce at SIC; sidos quiet; clear rib gon-
orally hold At 15c: cioar SC all now meat.
Hogs firm ut so69j 60 receipts, g., 400 !,
shipments, iC5. Green meats firm sales
OF shoulders as 5N95ic; clear rib Gle
clear ,6,c;l hs,ns Slap "a 'ftr lSftcon and
thirteen pounds average. Whisky steady
at SSc, ---.----
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From Memphis.

MURDERER sEST TO JAIL.
MEaruis, Decertbar 5.--Grace who
murdered A. w. Taylor last night, was
sent to Jail ,odey 10 await the acton. OF
tho grand jury. -
AcHLEs WOODWARD. r.
ri. nbw believed sha. the defalca-
.ions,pf. Achlea Woodw ward, tho abscond-
Int, hustee, will roach ahhndrcd thousand
dollarF lid was last hoard of IN New
York
SNOW.
There was a light fall of snow here
this morning.
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FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

IEpIsAroLIs, December o Tho state
board Of education is in session. The
main object 10 to mako the leading high
schools IN The state adjuncts TO the state
university, and so preparing the pupils OF
the former that they can be admitted 10
the latter upon graduate certificates, and
win pass examination.
SUICIDE.
Chas. Schmidt, D German lsborer COM
mitted suicide by hanging hirasalfs lai,
night.
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The attitude Of tho govcrnor-general
and the colonial authorities of Cuba upon
the giving up Of the virginius a. de-
mandsd by tho United States, doc, not
promise speedy or satisfactory settling
Of the Cuban question.
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TWEED, the most noted convict at
Blackwelrs. Island now, Is reported 30 be
doing as we'll as could be expected. The
rumors that he had become crazy, that
he had fallen dead, &C., were oil without
foundation. His health is ss good as Il.
has been at any time recently, and no has
been assigned TO active duty as orderly in
the peni.cntisry hospital. His duty is to
nurse The sick, in which ofl,o lie Is q sub
altern or assistant 70 another prisoner,
who is serving out term of four months
for stealing through railway ticket from
New York to San Francisco. When this
mans term expires, it is thought Tweed
will DO promoted to full orderly. His cir
standardization 10 confined 10 "thc FREQ
dom Of large and cheerful room, about
sixty or seventy fee. long and thirty feet
wide, whero he sleeps and eats with tho
sick persons, tho diet being ordinary
prison fare" Al prosen, the distin-
guished prisoner shows no signs that DO
will verify the prediction of the peniten-
tiary warden, who expressed tho opinion
that when Tweed discovers that /. ia his
irrevocable fate TO serve out his term Of
twelve years, no will die
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II
Credit Nobilicr, exposed, and for this rsa-
son soma such rule will be favored by tho
corruptionista. Tho yo.o on this question
will DO interesting.
THB SALARY GRAB.
Mr. Hale, of Maine, to-day win oifc-~
bill to repeal tho salary grab. lie ia in a
hurry IN order 10 DO in advance Of bis
party caucus on tho question. Thi, mat
ter in party point OF view is important
tho Re dical leaders are determined If pos
siblc to get ont OF tho unpop-
ular mess as quickly as they can. Tho
Democrats will hsvo to place
themselves clean on tho record against il.
or suffer tho consequences.
THE CLIMAX CAPPED.
Gen. Grant has during the pas. four
years dono many things that werc scan-
dslous-releciin dsgrsso and shame
upon himself and his administration, bu.
the sum and total Of thom--snd they nee
many-would not MI Tho measure Of out
rage and wrong that he has pen petratod
by the appointment of a fourth-rsta law
ycr and trading politician, A.,orncy-G ion
eral Geo. II. Williams, to tho highest civil
Office in his gift, that Of chief justice Of
tho supreme court of the United S.ates.
That tho seSt occupied by Marshall,
fancy and Chase should be filled by one
like Mr.. Williams will cause regret in tho
heart of every good citizen. 1t caps the
climax of the degradation that VIC, as n
nation, have undergone in tho past four
years. Whom the appointment is Mon
toned here Republicans as VOL ns Con-
servatives shrug their shoulders in con-
tempt of tho insult TO tho American poo
pie. We have drank tho cup of humilia.
ton to tho dregs, thorp ia no further in
dignity in store for us, we cannot feli
much lower. This last indienity beats
Gen. .Blsir's picture Of man on horse
back. OF ono thing res. assured Gen.
Grant had a motive in making such an
unh. appointment who will solve the
problem? Tho thing ia dono beyond
question OF course subservient senate
will confirm tho nomination. So We 60.
THE SENATE.
Ia the senate, Sumner Of course Jagged
in his civil rights bill, which cAurod n
smile all over tho gallarics. R,Sumnor
should die the words "eiva s,rightt" would
no doubt, be found craven on his henrt.
Conkling, tho senate boss, declined the
chic; justiceshp If tho supreme cour! in
order TO better manipulate for the presi-
dency--"a bird in hand" Roscoe you
know.
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MARKET REPORT.

MEMPHIS, December 5.-Fiour dull
Corn meal duh and declined; 40. Corn
dull and lower; &c asked. Oats scarce
ard firm. Hay dull; II oolG24 90. Bran
heavy; II oc@l7 80. Bulk meats quiet
and unchanged; dressed hogs firm ct i %
al 90. Lard quiet and unchanged. Pc
ta,oes in fair demand, and ADVANCED 2 90
CG8 &C.
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HOUSE,
HOUSE.
tiL Ii TSrRopucrp, RRrzNnrp, Fre.
w AspIsGToE,a December Oh mo-
Il On az Mr.. Dawes The Senate bill ma ssed

pa hS ~ AnopS'hh hhsh"nspi F'o-H
w AsHIsGroE,i Desombor 5.--0n mo-
tion Of Mfr. Dawes, the Senate bill passed
yesterday for the redemption of tho loans
Of 1858 WAS taken up and explained and
advocated by Dawes. After discussion,
tho bill was referred to the Committee on
WAys and Neaps. e.
- q. +. Hosr offered = resolution direct
ing the Secretary Of the Navy to commu-
nicate TO tho House the facts tending TO
show what legal or equitable claims the
owners, officors or crow of tho Tigress, or
any other person, may have on the United
States for assistance rendered tho officers
and crew Of tho Polaris. Adopted i'Ea
Mr.. Rainey offered resolution to abol-
ish the. office Of Commissioner Of Frosd-
mon 6 Affairs. Referred
STANDING CoMMITTEEs.
Tho speaker then announced tho stand
ing committees Of the House as follows
r Commute ON Elsctions--Smith, New
York Thonsh N Nth Carolina Hsrel-
ton, Todd, Pennsylvania; Pike, Robin
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Judge Welker lie a gentleman consider
ably below the medium hight, and spsrely
built He is noted for his pleasing and
courteous address, is looked upon ms a thor
oughly honest man and in locality whore
the people believe their jurists are all
able and their judges oil learned, his abil-
ity 70 hold his own as either is unques-
TONED. II 10 possible that his successive
steps TO substantial honors, not excluding
the last one, may be partly duo to his tai
ents as shrewd, quio. and persistent poll
sician, but conceding this, he is not unde-
serving the promotion, and will assume
the honor and responsibility of his new po-
sition with the best wishes Of host Of
friends, who, irrespective Of politics, rec
nize his fitness end capacity for IL.
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29Co0,oO0 iEGAL TrsDEP. Z 4
Advlces FROM Havana, caused A depres.
From BOSTON.
STRUCK WITH PARALYSIS

Bosros, December 5,--Tho Hon. Goo
Hillard was stricken with paralysis this
evening at his residence. His physicivn
thinks he will recover.
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Tho temperance men in council hero,
endorse the proposition for o national COM
mission, to be authorized by congress, TO
investigate and report on tho alcoholic
liquor traffic, and the results of prohibits-
ton and other legislation for the suppress
sion of intomperancei and request senR-
tors and representatives to give the meas
uro early aud favorable cops,dora,ion. -
2aoo0,oO0 iEaAL TrsDEE. = X
Advlces frorl Havana, caused 4 dcprcs-
sion in tho stock exchange carly in the
day, and an advance in gold. Later thOre
was n recovery in shares and speculation,
owing to an increase of nearly 10000, 900
legal tenders in the banks.
10 LoNpoS ,'ffu ma i.l
dispatch says Havana news has caused a
depression in American aocuritios. OF y
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LAuNcnrNo or cL1rrEks.

Tho Horny Hastings, = chppor.ship Of
100 tons, consigned for tho CHINA trade,
was launched NJ Medford to-day. Isaac
Taylord's new clipper-ship OF 1920 tons
launched at Quincy, has been named tho
"Grininphant' ~ -- - D. .. \
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nEgcuER DEBATED

The Congrcgstionalist this wcok has q
fun review Of tho Beoehcr controversy,
and says there is no such Congregational
ian "a Beecher dreams of, and bsrates him
for nttoring eloquent rubbish sbou, indo-
pond enee, ~
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THE MEDICAL WONDER

n isrALLIBLH sPHCDiC for Biseasss IL tho Liz
- blood kIinsys and Bopss, and great corrective ~
female irrspgvuent. II e9Etainl alcoholic spHi, aad
The vegetable sshsltlts for eAi9mei.
BLOOD WILL TELL.
No LAZY Wishes v have raid that che 0qks pale
cstei Az. sAr ned not f~ she have ehecks
slrs and hs.lthF hpvssfaDrs by the eocaslnaAl
hare cundgtango b.srs tbs sfes'ss blood
aiso yyealy the bowels, hfer hdneys snd stoms
Promoting healthy erculattoa Of IN. blood aud ese,.
csoFaon Of eas and appearance ~ pstarsl ~aI viih
70 poisonous cosmetics, When doctors nail,
GHikEa CUADURAkGO LIVER Aso BLOOD BiTrEl
nisrcnes, aud s vie rgnsfvr out 81 the a sA
This but nurnsfoua In
ro-sossion Gsufy The ss.r,sn. This Medicine the ony
covered versAha substitute Calnnri. IL all
diseases Mercury heretofore bees sroyed set nI
snf control fvery Affection OF the Liver kifnsys Blood N
Bowels ysld ts potential inhuencs DyspsSs
tonspsicn, Agus Cake Lsssttods Pans IN the kasf \
chest Brshts DeAss Dropsy Dspresson after Dssipski
ysgniie, DiAhates, Enlargement and innamsaton o.
Liver Impaired Circulation Heart Disease fissry Tended
" fHAlysis, Piles, C3bunriss. Boih- Ola Dorss
rslles Cd by it, use.
send for circular 20 y. e q. MAGrIRE, D. VI
horaer OF olive and SECOND SITS. IN. Louis. NO..
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PROM pctroltl..


~ ~ 70 p S"rni ~
DxfsofT, December s.--ThesAie oflat
might cspscd considrrsblo damage in this
c Ohc hundred fce, a tho Brick wall
t0f,tbc nsw Michigan car works wero
7 rrostratcd, and the wbolc roof blown of.
sixty feet ofiron Footing on tho Central
freight depot was blown into tho river.
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'p-v7 no sroo7 isqTnI T1a,nzf--o raro ~ 's-1-
-pnyia .ivoa s,rsulIpdu slrss MIS- rsrisaid spsanf
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-06
From Cincinnati.

fs'' From Cincinnati.
sT;tL THEY 90 IN THE DITCH.
CiNC1sKATG, December 5.--On fhs
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Cbiosgo rail-
rcad, yesterday morning, near Plymouth,
Indiana, tho locomotive of q passenger
traih struGkn fallen trts AMI Nns thrown
oil and wrecked together with four bng-
gage cars. No one hurt.