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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19
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suee1 and Railroad Avenue.
These lots are located in rupidIy improving
neighboFhood near the railroad and work shops 0f
ogr elY Inc lots on Railroad Agenup are well
adapted lot manufacturing pufposfs. AN the lots
are well elevated on dry and gfaveliy ground :
Inc bfamdyWino water pases alsng Strbud street
throagh the centre OF this property 90 thBraiFOad.
Arrangoments for It's use can be made on teas0nab bic
terms. SALE P0SIT1YE
=, TERMS OF SALE--Twenty per cent. cash. and
the balance In notes with approved endoraerg equa
oivlaed as three and SIX months, bearing interest
from day Of sale. Settlement in All ctsss 10 bs
made previous to the wing gaturay y June 29th
1873 at II M. (otheFwise purchase may be declar
~ Voias ~ the option OF the seller,l and partie
we pay me whole IN cash on or before that time
l oe entltled 20 clear discount OF i've per cent
NJ. N. CHILDS 4 Co, Agents
No. West Seventh street
Wilmington. Del.
| l., ". SfIDHAN SON, Auetionsers. jei7-ts
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Tho tla euonnl Congge l1uel -bacE Rasy'
usinEaaa q IL IlssIaEy 3 ele2 20l1. 81. The
lunhsgef sePaisn snd Csus.ssNaa EsisaiAs
totaks hhA -
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TOR SALE and for Ben /.
ron SALE.

FOR SAFE. p
Lots, 2O1lOO. 5th street. between Van Bbrsu and |
Lot. ss1sS' shallcrs.. avenue and Adams street.
~ IoNsts 20 stfSet betHoea Van Buren and Har-
10 Lets. llis.so. Conrad street. to sell chsa }.
:. 5Ssa5lSS. Dsla!uFS Avenue.
i z1iOo. Rodney street,
i 9l111lSt. eOFssr Of Rodney street Aad Shall
Lots l51lOO. 10th street bstwosa Lin soIn and
new Houses. II rOomsd, corner shallsrosI avenue
and harRi9On street.
new House. lOOmsa. Spruce street below 9th.
elegant NashinstOn street property. lot 36xl50;
he9ss " rooms gas water aud bath. shade trees
OHio0 open from 81 Am. sGSp5H, -
mayl5 This s4is IS NSTRsE street.
TYOR RENT OR sALE.-A Rsstauraht. we'll pay
Ing Bar and Billiard Room comhlned- For
terms apply At 5l2 Market Street, WilminEton. Del.
lsls-t
EoR sALR;-A BUILDING LOT in Harrison
street. bstyeen Fifth and Sixth IS feet front by
IsSars S q SSa hIasss ssss applied sf :SS''
s4sas:Sas y..I S.. 1.s R.ss.
jsiI-dif JAMES n. cLEMMER.
EITwo HORSES for sals lov.-On the
| L farm OF Henry Kane, within half HT>
Hu ldred, Del. je13-dtf 4AA
| E0R SALE.-"Dairymen attention" superior
Alderny COW. three years Old fresh March lst
1873 for sal0 cheap. Enquire Of Z. W Lewis at tbs
Black Horse Stable. Front street. Wilm. jell-t
EoR SALE The hrst-class Grocery Store, 5.
corner Of 9Th and Poplar streets. with the stoeh
and hxtures. ]. VI. FRAZER,
may1-l2t S. W. cor. 81 and Shipldy streets
ROR RRNT-rHREE STORES ia the New Ho
| T. tel Bulldog. Clayton HOasel two pa KIM
nsafii-d ' y w RppIy TO E T TAYLOR
:'!::: e. s.: :S
1ebl-N 5ia Market street
| LN0R RENr-New House, No. 142I Har- ssasAR
~ Eison street, eleven TOUU1s, all modern na
: imprOyements. bay WindOWa. three stories. "a
Possession a. Oa0a " desired. InauirS ~ -
Iill Harrison street Aeb26-tf
Il nor SALE.
4 q small fuoular Steam Boiler, a bout thre
horse power. suitable for diving smNli engine 0
o heating purpjsas. Price 50. A2Dty ~ tass u
ssp4-u
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DIEn.

HARLAN.--June 18th. is7s jOAn Harlan. N. D.
egnd q years. fFIFlT
HIS friends are respectfully Invited to attend the
funeral, from his late residence. No. 7gs Market
L0DGE,-In BrandyVine Hundred, on the 9Th Of
June, 1873, Martin II. Lodge in the 4lst year Of
his age.
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.LENAPE SOCIAL EXCURSION

To
CAPE MAY.
TUESDAY, July sIh, 1879.
TICKETS. Oa.sO each;
jel0-tths
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mAahIen.

1URLETT- -w00DROW. .-7Qu Thursday morning.
by tue Rev. u p. Colkey. Mr.. David b. CuFlott 10
Mis- Nsilis WosdTpV' q tAis city.
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FOR REHOBOTH
CAMP.

JOHN L. GogLKY has Chartered
the Steamer SAMUEL NJ. FELTON,, y
70 maze an excursion 70 RehOb0th Camp alestinF
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nRUG6ESfS Aa1 slsPshssAor4 VII sdvaAss
~ thsir eva insaFssla ~ sslliaH HAyuf oFiginal
fine 1aEA ciRARs. Ne inserts hts eva CahA Io-
haeea and can thsrafaFo ell - geo3 aa Artelo fer
50 per cent lesa than the importa4 gloek.
msIs-rhSa ASaa HFSlSA stFestS
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To KANSAS AND COLORADO !

During the summer season OF 1873, the
Missouri Pacific railroad win sell excursion
tickets from st. Louis TO Denver and return,
at very low rates OF fare, and o rare oppor-
tunity is thereby offered ,tor lovers Of nature
to view the beauties of Colorado and enjoy
the delightful scenery and health-inspiring
climate of the parks of the Rocky Noun
tains.
Kansas, with its broad and fertile plains,
is directly on the route, and together with
oil the other Western States and Territories,
is reached by the Missouri Pacific railroad
and its connections.
The Texas connection of this
road Is now completed, and
passengers are offered q first class all-rail
route from st. Louis To Texas, either over
the Missouri. Kansas l. Texas Il. r., via Sc.
dalia, o. over the Atlantic Il Pacific X. r..
via Vinita. For maps, time tables, informs
| ton ~ to rates, routes, &C., we refer oul
readers TO 9. II. Thompson, Eastern Passen
ger Agent, Columbus, Ohio, or \. A. Ford
! General Passenger Agent, st, Louis, Nilsson
r., Questions, will be promptly and cheer
fully answered!
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W2AT THsY SAY.--Chicago Journal
Of Commerce says; DR.. Prices Flavor.
ing Extracts are the finest pursst and
best to be found In this or any other city,
only necessary to visit his laboratory TO
bs convinced that they are perfect IN
purity and superior in strength. The
Chicago Tribune Review says: AL
though the company, Steele i Price have
enlarged the facilities for the production
of DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder and
Special Flavoriugs, they are hardly able
to meet the rapidly increasing demand for
them. In this age of adnlteratlon, IL Is
gratifying to find one honest effort to
sticl; by the old path Of honesty, and con-
sumsrs owe il TO themselves to pAtronize
those making the effort. For natural
asvorings none can compare with DR..
Prices, aud to make the sweetest, most
wholesome and easily digested bread, use
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder. '-9-lw
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TO IliI. WEsI.

For saic,--a ticket good Tor 1900 miles
travel issued "to bearer" and good either
way for one or more persons, over the At.
lantic and Pacific railroad 1eng,h 80, miles
from Franklin, Mo-. through Kolls, Lebanon,
Springfield, Pierce city. Ncosbo and senaca,
Mo-, to Vinita, Indian Territory. aDe good
over the Missouri Pacific railroad 0ength 800
miles from St Louis through Franklin, JET.
ferson City, Upton, Sedalia, Pleasant Hill,
Kansas City, wysndotte and Leavenworth
to Atchison. Kansas, and over the branches
OF these two roads, from Upton to Boone
vile, 80, 20 mics, frorp ss,iaiis TO Iexing.
ton, No., 81 miles, and from Pleasant Hill 10
Lawrence, Kansas, Gi miles. For further
particulars enquire at this office.
4. A. BURNETT.
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FINE LAUNDRY WORK.

Mrs Lettie Coleman takes this method
OF informing the public tina, sbe il now
prepared to de oil kinds Of Ans laundry
work at cheap rates. Fluting, crimping,
etc, done q: small advance per dozen
on plain clothes Families aud individuals
will find i, to their advan,age,o take their
clothes to Mrs. Coleman. Residence on
Fourth street, south side, between Wash
ington and Commercial avenue 7-G.lm
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THE BULLETIN.
Resdiss matter o, every psx..
NEW ICE CREAM SALOON.

George the barber has opened an ice
cream saloon in the room mex, door TO
his barber shop. The apartments are
well and nicely furnished, and the quality
Of the ice cream prepared by George /.
excellent. There are al.o private spart.
ments fitted up expressly for ladies and
gentlemen, where they will be entirely
removed from tho intersion of those they
may desire TO avoid. George asks q fair
share Of the patronage of leo cream So
looms, promising TO treat them courteously
and give them the best in The market.
o 29 I'm
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+. NJ. Ward is now prepared to deliver the
best OF sawed and split hickory wood to any
part Of the city. Also oil kinis Of wood and
coal alwa!- on hand. Leave orders AT hi,
Office, corn.r Seventeenth street and Com.
mercial avenue. 3.2j If.
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PRoCIAsTINATION ISTHE THIEF
OF TINE.

At this season OF the year, when lie
may be cut OFF IN few hours hy al at
tack of Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Disr-
rhGA, Disentery, Cholera lnfantum, or
some kindred disease, none should fs1 to
have at all times supply Of DR.. MeCabe's
renowned medicsted Blackberry brandy
on hand. A more certain cure, and at the
same time pleasant remedy, can not be
found in the whole range Of materis
medica. The millions who have used it
testify TO this. C.2o-2w.
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JOY TO TIE AFFLICTED
CHALLENGES THE WORLD.
DIR. SHEER M A MS
CELEBRATED
SYPHILlTTC ERADlCATOR.

This preparation Is acknowledged Ia be
superior 10 all known medicine rs a sure
aud certain cure for syphilis in all It's forms.
no matter how deplorable the condition Of
the patient. Ii i-entircly vegetable. II can
be taken in all conditions OF The system, and
with safety, also, in connection with other
medicine, II the patient desires. The re-
cipe, from which this preparation was made,
was obtained fiom an old physicianin south
America. in ls22, by DR.. sherman, ST., who
has used IL with unparalleled success in the
treatment Of syphilis. not only exciting the
admiration and astonishment OF leading citi.
2ens, but of the medical faculty. and has
saved the lives OF many afflicted when given
up a. past hope by skiiul and eminent ply
scians,
one bottle viii satisfy the greatest skcpiic
as 10 its superiority over all other prepars-
lions now in use.
Price. s. per bottle. Sent 10 any part of
the untcd states by express. Prepared and
sold only by
Dli. SHERMAN,
The Great Specialist,
No. = ChristY Ay. ~. Louis. Mo.
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,rECIAL NOTICES.
OBSTN LES TO MARRIAGE RI! A! B:

s,oss ~. ~. vi snd abuses IN early is.
Manhood storea impsSdia%enaitr ire i, stm ,s
Nav and mark able remedies. books and
X66IoR 6wsSd Association, No, J SoHtn
N{NN6JtfSy F6hSd6iphis, Pa, -an ins saS;:
e; lsssssasa 'sll'
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a COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
6 81 aAS CT. 81 -, L.a,s nc
rrauv year az reliable chemists and pharn aceu.
t.iis, AID Observing the effective action q you
rene lies l1r whatever recommended. wish 10 beai
voluntary evidence TO the efficacy Of your last. and
Ia or opinion, test preparation, MAC lIRE $
CuSpuRASCO BifTERS." II IS al that you
claim for il as Alternative. rfrgative, d-purator
and dwr-ii- acnn- spec ally upon tbs liver, blood,
sdneys and bowels.
JOSEPH BROWN. Msy-r ~ho adds al have
found tiis tho most ple-~-ni anc elective medicine
| have ever uset "
Mills SELLS, State Insurance Con- missioner.
who adds " | endorse tie Mayors opinion.
IHO- RtCHtSON, Is. II. LAFLlN,
Pres Collier Lead 3 on Of LATIN Z Rand Powder
D. NJ HoUsFR, CHAs. CONFER,
Prop II LOU, GLOBE 'hmn Dem. Cen. Com.
W r WAGNER. g. FFkGUsON,
Clerk Probate C7urt. "ienks q No Dem.
BRITAIN A hill. HENRY +. MUD,
Attorrsy ~ tlW. late City x County Ass r.
BLOOD, FRANK VALE
lac Pres P5atman's OK Court Grim. Correct.
saving A., RM CHAMBERS,
NORMAN l. GOLDMAN, Pre- But x Droy Bank.
Plb Rural World ) GREENWOOD.
VI s. ilARTEF1I Pres Y. " { A.
l.te City Coolest r. T. 1 sHRNOCK,
THOs. WALSH, Of Shryock I. Co.
Ar5hitc5i ". ! GAY,
NJ I. ANDREWS, of Gay, Hainenkamp &
OF MOODY Michel & CO. Co
THERON BARNUM, lNMfS ARCHER.
~ Hsrnufr's Hotel
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Dr. Heusy's Dsss asA Plant Pills.
Mid - thoreugh-ao nsases or gripins-en.
irely vsgstable-grsas liver remedy. Price Is
rents. Sold BY Druggists.
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NOTICE. 10 hereby given tina, will q.

NOTICE. 10 hereby given that I will pay
no bills FOR goods sold to any Of the EN-
ployes Of TIE CAIRO BULLETIN, either
or themselves or for the use Of the Office
unlese the same are furnished on an order
tigned by Mr.. Barnet, or myself.
l2-20.ly .JoHN II. OBERLY,
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Ivory in coral set,
When 'twixt parties lips You see,
SOZODONT. lis safe TO bet,
Beauties the ivory.
1.a.l AWl n
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Marriage 0aiAe.

Interesting Work. Enlarged Edition. New
Ingrsvings, Two-hundrsd and sixty fases,
erise - cents. Addrsss Ds- BrfTs' DsSHs'
uss. II North Eighth Street, 81. Louis. No
a AnVmFffanCnnnk
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Zee lbr. Aespy's worlds Toaie and
DloOA R0Sl0eP.

I, 10 the great household remedy. pleasant to
AXE. yet pstsot for the prevention and cure Of
diseases. II 10 better than Bitters, Cordial.
tIuchu Or sArsaparills. Sold by Druggists
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By cleansing the blood and srousing the liver and
eserssivs organs to . healthy sction, DR.. Heufy's
Root and Plant Pills many comp plants which u
would not Be supposed they could reach, ouch ~
Headaehe. Pain Tn che side, kumb.
neee OF the II ands and Feet, Dullnes,
Chi1lness, Rheumatism. Neuralgia.
l.oee Of Appetite, BtltOus Dyseutesy,
Kidney Affections, Constipation, DE.
hi1isY, feyeSs Of ali kiuds. Dyspep.
ste, Jauud1ce, and other kindred compls ~,
arising from low state Of the body, or obstruction
81 its functions.
Being free from Mercury and other poisons they
eau b tsksn at oil times and under all circtmstsn
zee, without re~ard TO diet, business or pleasure.
Ihsy stimulate the weakened and dstsmpers ed
rat,s into healthy action, giving them strength 70
dsourdsn themselves aud throw on the distractions
which ere ths FIRST cause Of disease, WlthOus
producing either nausea OF gripping.
All hesvI and drowsy sensations, p hich ere che
f1tsrunners Of dirsful diseases such Is popIe ~,
Paraiy tic Strok 80. &c. sss sfectually wArdsd
on by few doses OF those searching Pills.
fu drssots around sssh oos Esslsh GsrnAR Preach
a. = rpsnist. Prizes - Cesu tor,
Prepares ~ tie GrsN0n aedeius Co, st. Louie Nc
s'iG DraSsisS ssa DeA4srs 10 Medicine everywhere.
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An tNYALLIBLE SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES
!. Nof the LlN ER, BLOOD, KIDNEYS and BOW
fls. -nt grea, corrective Of all female dsrang..
nleuti. II contains no alehslic spir;s and Is The
tssr.I5f .Vi!Y!!.!r/e Ch.o1.s!
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Thirty YEARS. REMEDY!
DiarTh6a. Dysentery. Cholera Morbus. SUM
Girr Complaint, TIux, Children's Teeth
ing, and the Is reat Preventive OF
Asintic Cholera.
MAaUrEEs BENNE PLANT.

TLts extraordinary Medicine the which 10 spread
hrsustt hreughnut the @sah sse~..s' 70
% u.s. N .sr ,S,,s.s,ss ,sssiwssls
f4raish@d voAnATg ~ Col. lous Ck.f
Lugiaest Bureau II Warrington Henry Warren
Gen. Plesasnton aud - tAibsr r. J.
Dssmet the celebrated Indian uss1nAy also oresf Of Tn
navy sgr.tuu hospital 'evafi commanders Of nearly ever
steamer pyins sh- NIssp and tributary rivera, West
ssntay and Chriuin C0nn,sfons army ehaplsns .uS
Likewise his eEoomium
~ praing f.. vauahe mel qusIes In the hish
90 No nedicius has sush adaoBs.
efrr his Eyc-icncy,
of Asou and Hou Joseph hrogn MAYOR OF the city Of s.
Louis -tafc ofrca's which there
ia thls ndtrrtisemeuts AoENrs-krsson Robbins
40. VI unt ~ Fulton Nsw Nork. soi druggists
Hllrai deal rs tFrfyWtcrl
y. a 4. mAGCIRE, Sole Proprtetors
W COrne a. owe ana Secor a stS,, 81. Louis,
Mo Price, s.sn lo us.rh
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GOOD AND TIMELY ADVICE.
1t 10 now fixed fact, that DR., Nc abe's
Medicsted Blackberry Brandy is tho SAT-
est and surest cure for Cholera morbus,
Diarrhss, Cholera Infsntum and Flux ever
discovered. No other remedy compares
with it. We sdvise al TO use it. 7.9-2w
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EMIGRATION TURNING!
CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTH.WEST M

CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTHWEST MO.
The Atlantic Il Pacific Railroad Compsny
Offers l,200, 900 acres Of land In Central and
Southwest Missouri, st from % 10 De per
portation from st. Louis 10 ali p,lrcbascrs
Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools
churches and lsw.abiding society Invite
smigrsnts nom sll points 70 this land Of nuts
end nowers. For PARTICULAR address A.
Tuck, Land Commissioner, 81. Lopia, No,
l.39-d.sodiy
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H.VARDNER, M. ID.

Office andResidence Ill Commercial ave.
nue.. next DOT to the Atheneum).
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Dl G. II. DOUGLAS,
DH1NTIST.

A con stst supply OF pure Nitrous Oxide
Gas. Tor n pstnieSs extraction OF teeth, at
M ben falcons Of Dr, D0ugias, successor
10 81 "A. Austin, Eighth street. Dol"
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WILLIAM X. SMITH, NJ. d.
- RaIDENe.-No. ~ Thirtssnth street. be.
n 0Vooa wilmington avenue and Walnut street.
6Hec-iN Comcrcial avenue. up stairs.
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o. CUNNING, NJ. D.

n EeDENG-coFnarNin and Walnut SITS,
hO6oe-unsr 6iXtt street and Ohio levse.
S13cc houysffomo en-. 10 ~ M. and PIN
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PMYSIClANa'
Or. B. @. TABER,

WIN reime the practice OF bis profession
With sspsial reference to the electrical
ueatmsnti diseases in oil the new and i'm.
proved moods Of application.
In IN css Of female complaints ady
win be In aendance.
once, l2t0mmsrcial avenue, up stairs.
, 1873-07-23
THE CHOLERA.

Tho pcstl1cnco In Western Missouri.
tsrcnt Alarm Among the Peoples
Reports from Other Sections.
ST. LOUIS. July 22.--Dispatclos from Lonis-
lana, No., tonight say l,o doaths from cholera
have occurred there since Saturday last, and
that the alarm and excitement. which prevailed
previous to that timo. have subsided. Only
twonty eight deaths Ind occurred in all.
C1No1NNAT1, July 22-Ttroo deaths were ro-
ported from oholora to-day, ono d colored man
1T tho Good Samaritan Hospital, which nsakes
tho flfth case ut thnt institution within week.
The weather is quito cool. Tho Health Office
today reports several dangerous cholera NOR
bus caaea from eating small fish. Tho Board o1
Hoalth prohibits tho aalo Of anch aHl.
Br. LOUIS July 22.-Further adyices from
Louisiana, Mo-. say tho cholera hae ahated there,
but Bome fty porsons altogothor lavo died WITH
It ainco It first broke out, including aonso Of tha
most prominent cit5ona. IN prairioyille and m
Ing almost depopaated, either by disease
Out O. P Of one family Of nino persons
in tho formor place, all Of whom wore we'll last
yails in other towns near by. Dusiness is almost
suspended, and most Of those who aro able arc
fleeing from tho infected places.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 23.-The Journals
correspondent ut Princoton reports tho cholora
TINT place on Indian Crook. Ton peraons hava
dicd since Last Friday, md new cases arc report
cd daily.
Reports wore current that the disense had
broken out In Carmi and Mount Carmel, ILL.,, but
tho Journals advices show them to hayo boon
unfounded.
Tho Journals Mt. Vernon reporter statos that
thero aro only about 800 people in that place,
and that tho surrounding towns aro full OF NJ.
Vernon citizens, who hayo fled from tho city.
Tho Board Of Health have requested all persona
not to visit the place for tho prnaont
Front tbs Aiton (IA.l Telegraph, JHIy q.
Twelve denthH from cholera arc feportea tfou
the Black Jack nettlement within tlo past week.
Tho locality is within miles Of the town OF
Lebanon, St. Clair County, aud tho ropors
oausos considerable excitement among the resl-
FTo,n tao Boultnq Green (Ky.> Democrat.
A rauort reached us Wednesday last that sov-
oral casoB of clolera had apponrud nt Cromwell.
In Ol.io County, On Green River, md that Dr.
Taylor, Of that place, was In a dying condition
AA' From tho Neo 0rltana Pieavune, July ID.
Tho cholera ia making things lively for the
uudertakers down In st. Janes anl Ascension
pariBhes
Tie rointe Coupeo Echo says that Bcyoral
deaths haVo occurred OH FalBo River and Oh tho
canal, with the usual symptoms OF cholera.
At Union CITY, Mrs. Dlakonoro, .whoHo husband
was killed sonio months ago, lost one cnala
Wednesday from cho}ora. Mrs.. Evans, who sAot
DR.. MaBHongill, IL also reported doad whether
from chnlorn or by her own hand, roporta afo
Contradictory. Mrs. Mccall dicd tho day boforo
Yesterday, MrB. LOWS dod yesterday; also,
Mr. Graham, tho naHistnnt toloszapA operator.
whi]o thoro arc soyontoon other caBoH reported.
, 1873-07-23
THE GOODRICH MURDER.
Numors md Denlals About tho Cap.
ture OF Roscoe, tho Alleged Accom-
nlico OF ttKate Stoddnrdsss

tNES Oh xkU5IOG9 AAo 1AASE1A <AtGuA"
plico OF tsIknte Stoddnrd.''
NEW YoRK, July 22.-Yestorday afternoon it
WAS rumored that Roscoe, the supposed accom-,
pnco in the murder Of Charles Goodrich, had
bcen arrested in Now York and transferred to
the Brooklyn police No information could be
obtained from tho lattor, but during tho evening
Mrs. Lucotte Mayors went to Brooklyn on bust
neHs connected with the Goodrich case. It WAS
subsequently glycn out that q man, supposed to
be ROSCOE. had been arrested on Broadway aud
sent to Brooklyn In d coach.
The report in a morning journal TINT Roscoe,
tho alleged accomplico in tho murder Of Charles
Goodrich in Brooklyn, was yesterday arrested in
this city Is denied to day by tho Ohiet Of Police
Of Brooklyn, who also denied tho story that
Lucetto Mayors was aent for last evening on busi-
neaB connected with tho caso.
Isaac B. King, father Of Lizzio L. King, alias
Kate stoddard, arrived in Brooklyn to-day, and
visited his daughter at the Raymond Htroot Jail.
Ho remained three hours with her in her cell.
Uo had not seon hor boforo for six years, and
eaia sho was very much changed. 4 BROOKLYN
paper publishes d longthy interview with Kate,
but nothing was developed.
, 1873-07-23

spfefa. Dispatc} to The Chicago Tribune.
TORONTO, July 22.-Tlo excitomont respecting
tic Pacific scandal continues. Tho bolabored
dofonao Of tho ministerial papors. without the
explanation Of kilograms, letters, &c., signed by
tho Minister'S o1ctoa ridicule, rs 1t is worry pat
ent that their guilt is proven. Some comment haa
boon oeited BY tho circumstance that It. tue % na'nc
Nllan's affidavit, also lleMads four names eigned
to receipt for $40, 900 paid over to Sir George
CarticrB Central Committee. Thoro ia no doubt
TINT the name represents one and tho Same per-
son. Still further disclosures await publication,
which daro not DO disputed.
, 1873-07-23
MExfCO.

WARRINGTON, D. O.. July GA private. letter
received horo by Government officer from @
prominent American In Moxico states that tho
Mcsicau Govornmo,,t has no dostro to asas,mo
an aggrossiye position towards tho Unitod states
on acoount of the Mckenzie raid over tho Rio
qrnndo, aud it is not fonrod that any efforts ut
the result. Tho truth Is tho Moxicann arc doal-
Ing with TINT question very tondorly, antl tho
punishment Mckenzie inflicted on tho trcacll-
orouB thioycs, ongaged in doprodations OH tho
Rio Grando, is not regarded as much of an
have it appear.