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Children 10 TINT tho marka remain for days. Tho
unhappy couflo wcro married. In Docem6or last,
yot complainant fools called upon to atato that
thoy hnyo no ohlldron. Luoretia ut timon
l,roatena tito lives Of dofent1ant and
tho two offshoota Of tho forrner union,
and occasionally threntons to initiate
tho original Lucrotin's cxatnplo and commit n,,-
icldo. On tho Atm, day of March n,attors cnnc
10 head in tlo Hall Wigwnm, aud complainant
made up lila mind to Ruo for divorce.
Elizabeth Russell alos bill fordivoreo agcinBt
her husband, Milton, charging him with doaort-
Ing her on aoyornl occasionn treating lor cru
oily, befng lrunkerd, and, finally, m alulturcr.
Defendant ia earning s20 4 wcolt, aud on that
G1im aalary nllowa hiB weal brain to entertain
froe-loye notions md tho Wooahulllsll altar to
which ho bows ia tho frall form, of ono Nolo
buckingham. Eyon to his affinity ho is not as
constant aa ho might 30, and tho iinnl count on
which ho 10 arralgnod Is supported by various
confessions Of martial inndolity which llo h:a
made 10 Ills intimate friondB. Undor thcso cir
oumatanccs, Elznbetl,s usually cnlm l.Anlo Of
mind is rlnicd, and she scokn aolace iu locreo
Of divorce, Which In all probability sho will OBJ
tain.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, October 3U.-At a
lneeLing ut Tue stuckhulders OF the CALI
fornia and 1exas Railroad CONSTRUCTION
mpsny to-day adopted uniuivu.ly \ reno.
III ion providing Tor tho sale Of tue com.
pany's uonds, first mortgage, to the COM
panys own shareholder. ~ low Rates, to
.-curs proper location for the road. 1bos
SEQ presided NJ tho NEE ing
For ten days psst th.re have been
rumors of dlfirencirs in the msnagein.l,
II tho Psnn., lvAnin X X. Co., and to da,
ep =. wss received with soiiie degrees ui
credit. Mr.. Thompson, president vi the
company, author z,s . statement to b.
made that the rumors row in circulation
are entirely unfounded and that the chi.
officers Of The Road and its directors gen
e'ally are acting in entire accord and bar.
mony.
On account OF the death Of Col. Biddle,
The Age. an established Democratic paper
in Philadelphia is now advertised for sale
SUSPENDED.
The drv goods house ~ Morgan, Young.
Alsemus g. Co, have suspended. LiabilI-
ties $500, 900 They will be- able TO pay
from 70 TO 80 cents on the dollar. Tn.
house sold upwards Of two millions Of dol
lars worth of GOO sssnus ly.
REPORTED SUSPENSION.
The suspension of VIM. NJ Lloyd n
banker Of Allentown is reported here. Al.
Though Mr. Lloyd has some half d"z.n
Offices throughout the state, his failure
is not very he.vy.
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THANKSGIVING.
THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMA.
TON.

BY the President of The Unit Statss Of
Amer,ca--A P,ocistnsliop
The q, preaching close Of another yer
rug WI b IL Tue occasI, u Tor renewed
ih.usssiving and scknow led gcinent to
Gns Almighty Ruler OF the Uuivs'ss Tor
he unuuinbsred merci.s which he bias be-
slowed up Us. Abundant hntvests
ave been among The rewards OF
Industry. which, with local ex-
epiion. has been among the bes-
"ngs enj y d Tranquility st home aud
Jrxce Win other nations have prevailed
frugal industry is regaininy i's merited
,cogDition and its market rewards grid
,ally, and under the providence Of g.
.urely - We tru,t, the nation 10 recover
nv from the lingering re.ults Of n dread
'ul civil strife. For these and other met
ice vouchsHfed II becomes US rs n people
I" return heartfelt and grateful acknowl-
dgtnents, and with our thanksgiving we
nay unite prayers for the cessation Of To-
al and temporary suffering. / therefore
commend that on Thursday, the 27th day
{ November next, the people meet in
heir re.J,e i've places OF worship To make
heir acknowledgements to Almighty God
r His bounties and protection, and to
ff-r to Him prayers for tieir con.inu.
nee
In witness whereof I have heraunto
1T nv hand. and caused the seal Of the
United States 10 he affixed Done at the
'i,y ~ Warrington, this, the I<th dav NJ
October, in the year of our Lord 1873,
I'd Of 'he Independence Of the Unit,d
Sts,es the ninsty.seventb. Siened1
Bv the President. Y h. GRANT.
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ALL QUIET AT CENTKEyILLE
INDIANA.
NEGROES DEMAND SOCIAL
EQUAL1TY ON A MlSSlS.
SIPPI RIVER
STEAMER.
CONDITION OF THE BUSINESS
OF THE SPRAGUES.
HOYT, SPRAGUEs CO., OF NEW
YORK, SUSPENDED.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW York, Octouer 3O.-A large mum.
Der Of inu,c,m,nts have been found
against lottery dealers.
UNION faust COMPANY
A mee,iuv of IN. ,,u.,... =, N. Hail,
rtu,t C,m,,.,,v ~. hi, 80, 80"
action upon .ps result. NJ m. .,.min.,,',r
of us .if.irs. Tne e.ri,s of A., c,,n'
pnpy remain. N, i,,.,r' a - r., !. ;.
cou.,d.rubI. surnIus Tn, n,...n, "a
Ger, And com,n,,,.e of ,h.. or,,.a, 90,
dsred their r,,i.us,,,,,. ~ ''.
r.orvsn,zinv R..,I,,;.,,,. ua,. g,I
,ncr.,,,ny ,be c,ni,.i .,',..L ,.a 49,.
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole tickets, fjo.On; Halves. $500;
Tenths, or each coupon 500; Llev.
Whole Tickets tor S5O "; 2Ji Ticket. II,
sl.0OJ.OJ; il3 Whole Tickets tor 5OuOt
III wbol" Tickets for tlO,,OO.Uo. No "a.
count on les- than 5000 worth OF Tickets
to time.
The unparalleled success Of the Third
Gilt Concert ~ we'll as the ratis-
action viNen by the First aud
second makes I, only Dere-ssry To announce
the fou ia 1" insure the prompt .ale oi ey.
cry ticket. The Fourth Gilt Concert will
he conducted IN all its eiuil- ike the Third,
and iull - ti.ulair NAV be learned from
circulai. which will b, ssnt Tree from thi,
offige To Nil VINO apply i,r ,n.m.
Tickets now reahy tor sale and all orders
accompanied by the money promptly 1lled.
Lineral terms given ~ those who buy 10 AZ
,gain. TiiOs. T. BKANlkTTE,
Agen Public Library Kentucky and Mana
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YELLOW FEVER.
Il iPIDLY -ABATING AT MONT
GOMERY.
THE SCOURGu DYING OUT IN
TEXAS.
THE DISEASE NO LONGER
EPIDEMIC AT MEMPHIS.
CARD FROM THE RELIEF COM
MlTTEE.
YELLOW FEVER.
AT MOSTG MEKY.

AT MOsTG merry.
MONTGOMERY October 80 There has
been no deaths oi fever in the past twenty.
hour hour, The h.nv est frost Of the sen.
son occurred this morning There arc n
few old cssss, one or two Of them very
severe, but no new cases.
IN TtxAs.
DENIS, N, Octobrr ~ yellow fever il
nhAling ~ Calvert, Marshall ard Crium-
bu-, Texas, and disappearing entirely n,
other plncs The weather 10 cool with
heavy irosts every night.
AT MEMPHIS
To-morrows Appeal will contain the
following:
The undersigned desire to announce to
the generous pubic throughout the enlie
country, who have c"m. 10 nur asst lance
wiib more than prirc.ly iibsrAllty, thai
while, ns decls ed this day hy our bosrI
Il health. yellow fever no longer exits in
epidemic form. there IL, nevertheless,
great need Of funds for the aid If the
'welve humid ed per ons now .ick and
drrd. Of families who have been left DIES.
t'iute, md that this necessity will, 10
d"uhi, coniinu. To exist for msny weet >
t" come. Any further contributions, 4
either money or supplies, will b- thank
fully received and properly applied.
-igned] John johnson. Mayor; J..
j. Bushiay, Chairman Ci,izors Relief
Committee; A ID. LHngs,sff Predict
Howard Association; A. 4 Farmland.
3 ,cretary Relief Association.
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WEATHER REPORT.

WAsHISGroN. October 30-F"r Friday,
IN the Cult Stnis., southeastern winds
will veer t. the north and northwest, with
lower temperature and clondy weather
For the South Atlantic Stnses south en,t
erly winds. partly cloudy and hszy
weather For the Middle States south
and southsnst"rly winns, and cloudy
weather possibly with rain. For New
England es.,erly winds, threatening rain,
and windy. For the Lower Lnkes wind.
veer to the northwest. with winds and
SNOW For the Upper Lake Region ri,ir 4
hsrsmo'er north westerly winds and cold,
clear weather.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND Indiana, Oc,ober 80 TIL.
thr"n,e"ed raid from the w-.tern portion
of the county to aid To recaptur- the Gem
'ervill. jill from guard of any d"pu,ie-
did not AXE place last night, although n,
that party were going from Cambridge
City there. Warnings to the s-ma .tF.cr
had been previously sent ~ the authorize.
here snd was the general theme # stree,
Discussion. There WAS not the .lightes,
disturbance at Centerville last night, and
to-day working f"rce 81 200 strong have
h'"n emnloyed there, suitably protected
by guards.
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FRANCE.
BURNED,

BURNED.
PARTs October 80 The old ons,s
house in Rue 10 Pe,ris has been DESTROYED
by Ore.
GOING OVER.
tlity members uf the LEFT Center b.ye
announced their intention Of going with
me r"ysiists II the Count do Chsmbofd
nsues u satisfactory manifesto.
irTIBEp.
zen Bellewsrre wrote q letter To the
munster of war, saying IL the u.n,rchv
""s Restored, ho (Bsllewarr-) would rs.
s'sh from The srmy, The munster at q ;, /,
immediately placed the general On III, rs
tired lat. WV ~
TO THGARaY.
PRESIDENT Nc anon has Issued An ord.,
OF tho day to the army in wu,ct Ia AL
ludss with severity 10 the insubnrdlr att, r
"i 0ensr-l Belle~nfre. aud appeals 10 ,bs
psir'" Ism of the soldiers to Ina,nt,. dr.,
eipline ana support tins laws.
the BAzAIsE TRIAL.
In The B-z,ine trial to-day. NJ Fishsu,
messenger testlf d thst, under fear o
capture BY the enemy. he swallowed III,
uispstch he was rarr,ing from hionv,,l,
to Metz. The di,p-,ch WAS recovered NJ
delivered TO IN. iii or at head u.rt.rs. N
Ms'z on the 29th If August, but was b,
MN thrown into the firs unread.
Lieut. Nosues swors thu, hs fruitlsssly
attempted u deliver to Is inc dispatch
entrusted u him on The 23d by the E.A.
press He admitted after much prev.ri
cation, that he was slso the bearer of A
nn'pntch TO Cen. Bourbski The pve.i.
u'ni ~ IN" court severely csnsured thi.
witness for att mp,ioe u conceal facts.
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RIVER.

PITTsBuao, Oc'oher 3o.-River falling
s'rwly, with 10 feet 3 inches.
NEW ORLEANS, Octohs- 80 No arriv.
ala Dpsrt.d; CITY of Quincy II c.
Yesger ~ Louis. Clear and cool. White
Z ost this morning,
VICKsBUR0, October 80 - OWN: Mary
Alice and b rgss M boats M tod, v
Arrived julia. Metth clear and
cool. River rising.
PlTTsBURs, October 90 River falling
10 feet 8 inches. Arrivals: A'pin vail
Cincinnn,i; Tom Reese, Parksrsbury;
Enterprise, Louisville.
EyASsv,LLw. October 80, -Clondy and
cold. River has ri o, 4 feet Up, shan 5
non. Arlington, Fnye,te, Ella Hue hes
~. p.,k.son M,rpio,, 49,. >ok
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I RON CHICAGO.
To Bx sTRAE0LEli

CHICAGO. October 30.-rer eet, thu, the
twice convicted Chicago ~,fe-tnurd-rvr,
who IL in joliet on change Of venue,
and to whom the supreme court has re-.
fu,ed ths bege.d-tOr new trial, |. In be-.
hanged in the Win county Jail on the l2,h
Of December.
A dispatch rom Joliet says Perfect WA.
inf0rm-d of thu decision Of tho supreme
court ths morning, and received the fn
tnl intelligence with the u mos, ,onpos.
ure, rsitsrating his former Nn,emen, that
he had no confession to make H..
smoked his pipe, sung songs, md exhibited
the same stolcnl difference after rrc,iy.
ing the news M b, fore. Ho IL, however.
nnxiou.ly looking for intelligence from
his counsel.
RArFERTY,
The supreme court hns not vet an
nounc-d its deci.i N in ths case of tho
twice convicted Chrh Rafferty,, who 10
q 90 waiting for . new trial.
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FROM SAXONY.
DEATH OF KINo JOHN.

DEATH OF KING JOHN.
DREsDHs, October 3J.--king John Of
) rony Is dad.
johann |, king Of Ssxony, whose dealt
Is announced in the above, wac born IN DE.
cemb"r ", 1901, and WAS the $, c md son
OF Duke Macmillan OF S.aony, and U,
ff'hc.s Caroline Of Parma. He stud ed
r sprudence, and in 1872 entered the
ministry %! finance, in which he was nom
mated president in 1880. lie WAS sp,
pointed commander. in-ch,sf Of tue ma
nonA' susrd IN 1891, which pos. he held
unui ls46 On the death Of his brother
King frederick Henry, August9, 1884, he
.nccaed'd TO the thron. tie married tn
+, ,ncus A rnelis, daughter OF King Maxs
milinn Z Bavaria, on the 2lst VI Novem
bor, 1879.
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ties, upon accep,sncts Of Hoyt, Sprasue
q Co., 1t 10 stated, will be no; less than
Sil,Oo0,0oo. A plan will be presented al
the ,nesting accompanied with . detailed
report Of the situation, which will, II 10
believed, be carried out and make
the embarrassment Of A. & w. spr,gu-
and hoyt, Sprsgue & Co., VI temporary
duration.
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FROM PROVIDENCE.

PRovIDEsCE, October 80. Hoyt &
Spragus In this city do no, suspend to.
day. notwithstanding ,hs fsilurs of ths
New York house. Measrs. Sprsrue STATE
thst,hs commit "einv"stign,lon'Sppoint-
Cd by representatives VI the city bank, 10
Examine into thu Sff ,irs ~ the A d w.
Spr~eus Manufacturing c., will he pre-
pared r. mnka report nj the meeting to-
morrow morning, which IL 10 thought will
be highly sstisf,rtory tn the creditors of
a d W Sprsgus Snd Noyt, Sprngus Il
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ma THOMAS VIII ON Is now canvas.
ing The county endesvofing I, induce th,.
voters Of AeIsnder to support him Tor
county c"mm''sioner. Que Of his argu.
mehts Why the people should give bin
'ns "fh %, |" that be will u.e it to pr, ven,
She completion Of the Cairo and st. Loui.
railroad. Every vote given TO Mr.. Will
Son 10 vote to pla, Cairo ana th. co,nt,
years back 10 ,hs march to prosperity.
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ARCHITECT MuLLEr, il is said, will Sc,
o. iscs sgain't the growing practice OF
constructing public buildings in small
c's'ss, '" Because, says . Washington die
ps'ch'' all the money coLgress ought /,
appropriate for buildings wall be r, quired
Tor Those now in progress in the g-esr
business centres Of the country" A,
TIE last session Of congress, public build.
ings we're ordered 10 vsriou, places, bu,
NO appropriation w.s made for then,
we auth ori'y to construct them will probs.
bly, Be Withdrawn.
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efscE the Sun tak.s Tug Butrr,,
20 severely to TASK for oppp.ng Mr. WI.
son Tor county commi,sioner, will IN.
Sun please tell the public which ,ide il
+" 90. whether for or against Mr Wilson.
or for or sgsin.s the completion of Ia,
CAi'a and :: Lpl, p.i? Nth It
makes any difference to anybody 10 par.
ncular. or would have any effect u, a. on
The result Of the election. or cour.e not
Out then, 70 take fair, tqusre, s,snd.up.
uo'qu'vocsi Position on any matter o,
local Interest, prior to an election. would
% sd"plsy Of boldness on the rart Of ,bs
sun worth recording. 1, would have a,
surprising al sff-c, on Davi. himself a.
on me readers. He would no, know him
SELF We should really like to zee him r.,
It. b., be won't. When be doe. Pose.
ell grow on cabbage STALK. and wat,
run UP stream.
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THs "S.ok,s trisr will no longer 4.
urs in 'h' newspapers as the sutjsc, ., h
Telegram With tig head, nor =. the cap.
sion VI = Newspaper article. The Stoke,
Trial has come to an en- 1, for the third
and doubtless, the last Time, the verdict q
tie jury being manslsughler in tho ,birc
degree and she sentence Of ths judge, -four
yesrs in ths penitentiary ct hard labor.
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THs sens,e transportation committee
ere in 81. Louie.

tbs encouraging reports from tie ye'
Low fever localities Of the South are WI
come news TO the country 10 general
The long reign Of the pes,iIence is nesrI!,
over, Its mslignancy disappearing befor,
the continued fros,s and the appearance
Of ice
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TEE ruuor ibst the great house OF / %
Sprsgue., 81 Providence, Rhode Island
vss about TO yield 10 the s,rn. pncy ..
the money msrke, and go under, turn. GU,
70 have n" foundation 10 fact. We would
risk our new silk bs, on the Sprpgue,
They ere The state Of Rhode Island,
nearly, aud the money market must b,
tight indeed when tn. y succunb to it.
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THr race for county superintendent OF
schools, 10 now started even two isdir,
and Two gentlemen. VITA Ill respcct fvi
Nessrs. L,wrence AID utusm W. mus
ssy that our best wishes ars with the Ia
dies, and our regret lie tina; both Gao hs ?,
the ufiee.
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Ma Wilson {" opposed to the compile
sion Of the Cairo l. 81. Louis railroad.
Does the sun desire the election Of Mr..
Wilson - county commissioner Let i,
sslI the truth-if it can-snd shame III,
old geatlsmsn-we mean Satan aud not
Wilson.
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wEDNEsD Y, DECEMBER 3. 1873.

Only Sky thousand tickets will he sold
,nd one-hali of these are intended tor the
european market, thus leaving only 3O,UO
tor sale In the United states, wbeI, ion mn,
were di.p"sed Of tor the Third Concert.
The tickets are divided into ten coupons or
parts, and have on their back the cbeme.
with u full explanation Of the mole OF draw.
ing.
AT ihi- concert. which VIII he the grand
"st musical display ever Witnessed In tbi.
country. the Unprecedented sum Of
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
FIRE

FIRE
San FRAScIsco, October 80 A fire
last nigh, very nearly Destroyed an en-.
tire ock and threatened m. destruction
Of the who'e town. The fire WIS still rag
ing when the operator was Obliged t.
move III" "ffice instrument. TO n place Of
safety. Since that time no farther news
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01,0OO,OO

vided into 1900 cssh gins " III be dstrib.
u by lot among the tirket.holders. The
,nbprs Of the tickets TO be drawn from
one wheel by blind children. and tho g1tt,
from another.
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

Single Tickets, $3.50; Eleven T exc
$40 90; Finy-.ix Tickets, $4,000; &
Hundred and Fifteen Tickets, $3.50. 90.
The draw M will be made under the
perintendenre III u committee appointed
the highest officials In the STATE, duly Nv
10 the faithful perfo nance OF the duties
signed them.
The highest officials both OF City, C0u
and state have not only endorsed
Abeles, hut also his scheme.
The demand for tickets Is unparslleN
and all desiring 10 participate in TIE DIR
ing should nj once form their clubs and ;
in their orders
AGEN rs WANTED In all States, Cit
and Towns In ihe United States and Z.
das.
Money should be sent by Regi.te
Letter, =. d. Order or express, with the
address OF the purchaser IN plain writing
Every pa, X ,ye OF II tichets has u cha
to win II prizes, but 30 itively certain
+" lin one, while one person out Of every
who purchase paek age ot II Is b0unt
win two prizes.
For further information and particu
send for circular to the Manager and
prieter, and addrtse
SIMON ABELES,
LeavenwOrth, kaf
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0lTr RSfEaPas~@.
rRANDEsT SCHEME EVER KNOWN /
100000 rO11 600

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert author.
ized special act OF the Legislature Tor the
benefit OF he Public Library Of Kentucky,
WI take place In the Public Library Hall
At Louisville, KY,
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TEhEGRAPHlG
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
FOB ElGN.
DEATH OF KING JOHN OF
SAXONY.
THE FRENCH MONARCHISTs
GAINING GROUND.
THE BAZAINE TRIAL-GEN-
ERAL RETIRED.
EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA SERI.
OUSLY LII.
- -
FAMINE IN INDIA.
AUST RIA.

VIENNA, October 80 The empress of
Aus'ri" Is critically Ill. Her ,onditieu
causes alarm.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

Total, I20G Gifts, All Cash
amounting to 81 JDDOOO
The d-trbut on will be positive wh.,h
| all the tickets ar. sold or not, aud the l..UOO
| siis all paid In proportion 10 the H. ket- sold
| all unsold tickets beng destro, ed ~ az the
fir>t ~ d Second Concerts and net repre-.
,ented in The drawing.
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PRIZE LIST.
10000 Prizes

The title to the above real estate is gu
anteed pc feet.
The liberal terms OF this scheme brings
within the reach of all-the greatest opp
tunity ever offered Tor the poor man TO
To wealth
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FROM CALI UTTA,
fAhiISE

CALCUTTA, October 3o.-Advices from
he province OF Bengal sd, W that the
crops are falling, and al i'm n iiug tam
me cannot be prevented.
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PLANTERS HOUSE
ONO LEvSE.
between 70 nth and Sixth streets.
JOHN GOCkEL, PROPRIETOR.

This house having recently undergone
thor ugh repair, and addition OF more than
ha,in@ been added TO IL, 10 now pre- pared
{" accommodate comfortably At least one
h a. red guests. The table IL always sup
piled with the beet the market afOrd,,
served up In the most approved Ny
Terms reasonable. A share OF patroi a. .
solicited Il-iRti
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FROM OMAHA.
PAWNkk hH.M hPOILkD

OhAuA, October ~ The party OF Paw
o, o. ~ho We're engaged to 10 sxu,blted in
Euro Pc, we're ttVl ped by the United
Sss,s auth Jri les 10 Cbieagy, aud hnv. re-
turned " this city.
THE NJ Doc PRISONERS.
A special from North Platte, Nebraska,
say the remaing mem ers of the Modvc
thbt arrived there TIN. forenoon en- ruut.
for Mcpherson. Tue PRISON. r. we're con.
fined IN locked cars, wuh windows shu,
and closely guarded by soldiers Tn.
officers in chsrge FAY the Indin, bsv-
preserved a logged silencs during the
the trip. They W II be kept for the pre-.
EFT in stockads on an Island in the
Platte river, near Fort McPberson.
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IT IS NOT TRU II
THAT
d II. II u LIZ
IA DEAD.
lie IN STILL lIVI~S NDIN CAIRO
His ONCE and dispen,ary ut
NO. % EIGHTH STREET


His ONCE and dispen,ary ut
NO. 20 EIGHTH STREET,
Bet Conmerci,l ami Washington avenues
1t IL true. thr doctor ~ On of the oldest
p 'ysicians Of the place, and his diploma,
that ha' rs In his efiice. shows that he has
been 3! years in the profession. lie Is doing
larger office practice than any other phy-
sician. treating all kinds 0t chronic diseases
OF the human system. such n old alcers and
all diseases of the SKIN, huMOrs aud blood
poi,ons; also disease OF the throat; alsO
VII dis asses OF the eyes of years standing
also artificial eyes inserted; fstuls cure
without the u'e Of q smile cane RS cured
10y the application OF medicines; pimples on
tn" face removed; VII urinary diseases
cured all forms Of vencrcal and private
diseases ned in the shortest time nemial
weakness and seli-abusc cuIcd In short
time.
1t Is seli-evident that a physician treating
cases for twsnty-tw0 years acquires great
skill.
Al consultations conadentical, in person
lt-ts IN A.. ii
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AUCTION SALE OF UNCLAIMED =
GAZE.

Will be sold a. auction ~ the Cei
house on sixth street. Caro-, Illinois, 6i
LIST day OF November at 10 O'Clock ar
large quantity Of unclaimed baggage II
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FROM FOnT ERIE.

INTERNATIONAL X. BKiDGE.
FORT EKIE, Oct"ber 81. The last spa n
Of the greA, international railroad bridg.
was suceessfully pncei to day.
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TIE following summing up OF the Ia.
election in Ohio aud comp .ri.on of the
votes cast with those for the secretary q,
state last year, by the New York Herald
" o"'fec'' depressing o. it may be to our
Democratic frieud., and dve.n': ouus
agree With some Of our Dem cratic con.
'smpoFsr'ss which fondly believe .,be
'D'mocrat carried Ono after . h.,,
fought b.''ls in which ,hs.lreng,b Of
both parties "" fully put forth -
"Ihe popular Vote cs,. in The l,,e IN 40
e'ection Tor governor wa, thus a iv,d,.d
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MSUIPS.

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