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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-07

DeLong, he Vas appointed purser on the
branch Of the Pacific Mail steamship COM
pany, plying between San Francisco and
Yokohama, and on his arrival at tho lat
YER place he had just twenty-five cents Ia
oliver In his pocket, and letter of In
PRODUCTION 70 the chiof officer Of customs in
Japan Bryan borrowed of him twenty
i've dollars with which 10 replenish his
empty purge, and on FIVE hundred dollars
borro we'd from tho agent iof the Pacific
Mail company he supported himself and
accomplished his object His plans were
laid before the court, and after considers-
bic delay caused by the opposition Of the
British, French, German and American
consuls, who act IS postmssters, an impe-
rial cdict was Issued establishing q post
Office department, with native Japanese
a. postmss,er-general, and Bryan Special
Com missioner Of the emperor Of
Japan 10 negotiate postal
treaty with tho United States, Great Brit
sin, French and Germany, at salary
Of six Thousand dollars year, with an al
lowance Of three hundred dollars a month
for Travelling expenses; he has an assist
ant At i've thousand dollars q year and
two clerks at twenty -ive hundred dollars
each TO travel with him. Mr. Bryan has
already completed the treaty with our
government. the rates Of postage 10 DO III.
teen cents an ounce for the first year, and
twelve cents thereafter. lie is now or his
wsy to Paris and expects to accomplish
his mission with tho heads of the French,
German and British governments in time
to return to the United States next July,
when no will have the dies for tho ia
psnese stamps engraved aud purchase ali
tho material needed for the mail service.
Mr.. Bryan is married man, and, in the
beginning OF the war; was d RUNNER
boy in an Ohio regiment.
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liam Cushing wee nopiineoed by Presi-
dent Washing tc1lp his pl1oa and imme-
diAicly confirmed. Tho in9Ahsr in which
no was csllsd, 9, 10 hia high office
10 thus d>scribst BY Henry FlAn-
ders, Eeq., III thisis cay, in his
splsnded works, "Lives esd Times of the
CHIEF justice" "On the dsy this -
the nonination--"o occurred, there was Q
large dinner party at tho presidsnts, and
Gushing was one Of the guests. On en-
tering the dining, Washington, from the
head Of the table, directing his look to
him, said in an emphatic tone, The chief
justice will please take his scat on my
right He WAS much affected by the an
nouucemst, as no had heard nothing Of IL.
But he declined the high honor on the
ground Of ill-bsalth. On the 4th Of
March, 1896, Oliver n lswortts Of Con
necticut, was dominated o. Chief
Justice and remained on the
bench till tho end Of the yaar 1900, and
on tho 3lst Of January 1901, John Mar
shall OF Virginia, at the age Of As, WAS
appointed by President John Adams
chief justice Of the United States, and
immcdiney confirmed. He held the post
until Monday, the 9th day of July, 1885.
when no died, full of donors. President
Jackson Immediately nominated Roger B.
fancy, Of Maryland, to that lofty posi-
tion, but he was not confirmed by the sen.
ate until March 1896. He died in Wash
ington city, Oct ~, 1864. and was followed
by Salmon =. Chase of Ohio, nominated
by President Lincoln and confirmed by
the senate December G, OF the came yesS.
After nearly nine years Of distin gnished
service 10 died Mays. 1873.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-07

Light rain sines .oos. River rison 8
feet. Down-Msry Aah, isouisviIle,
eassy ksgls, and Mary Amens. Up
ldewild, Faystte, Charmsr, Sam Parker
sna bssges, and Andy Baum. Business
!. LouisviLht December 6.--River fall
Ing with ii feet in canal. feet pass down
Indian chute. Weather cooler with rain.
The towbost Robin sank . fstboat At the
bridge piers to-day. Arrived--Gen. Lyt.
tle, Cincinnati; Morning Star, Honder.
SOD; Dove, Madison, Blue Wing, Ken.
lucky river; Allegheny Boil and barges
New Orleans. Departc d--Gen. Lyttle
Cincinnati: Morning Star, Hsnderson
Dove, Madison; Blue Wing Kentucky
river; Aleshany. Belle and bsrges, Gin
nnau
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-07

TIE opposition 10 President Grants
nominee for the chief justiceship grows
bitter. II 10 not confined 70 the.president's
opponents but 10 shared BY his political
and personal friends. Among the admin
istration senators who are adverse to the
confirmation OF Williams are Morton Of
Indiana, and Edmunds Of Vermont
the latter chairman OF tn,
judiciary committee. True Of
false, scandalous stories enough TO damn
even radical aspirant for Office are ciren,
lating against the chief justice elect. Wis.
consin Republicans are said to be especially
bitter against Williams; Gov. Washburn
denounees the appointment ~ an outrage
IL being charged in that state that Viii
iians received ten thousand dollars fol-
his opinion in favor Of the Wisconsin
Central railroad land claim. In addition
10 these material charges, dsroga,ory
stories relating to Williams domestic AZ.
fairs are also resuscitated. In spite OF
hostile opposition, however, It 10 more
than likely that Williams will be con.
hrmed by the senate.
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FRhEGRAPHIG,
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
Probabilities.

WAsuIHoToS, December G.--For Now
England clear or partly cloudy weather
will prevail during greater portion OF
day, with low temperature and ligh varia-
bio winds, but cloudinsss will Increase
during Sunday night.
or For Middle States and Lower Lakes in
W casing pressure with partly cloudy
Gather, followed by diminishing press
sure and lightly rising temperature and
possible light rains in the western portion
Of these districts. f =.
Forthe Uppe = Lska;rsgion and thence
south vard 20 Tennssses and westwar to
Missouri Valley, less pressure, rising
temperature light TO brisk variable winds
and arcas OF rain and snow.
For the South Atlantic aud Gulf States
slightly rising temperature and northeast.
erly to s0uthwestsrly winds and possibly
rain. . - q -
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From Boston.
ARRESTRD-

BosroS, December 6.-Antonio CARR.
CHAN has been arrested on the charge Of
swindling his italian countrymen by col
lectins two dollars and q half from zach
Of them and promising work and good
wages to all on railroads, both Of which he
failed 70 supply. He 10 thought to have
been at the same work in other cities.
FOUND DEAD.
Bridget Lonnergan, . domestic, VA
found brutality murdered this forenoon, In
a vacant lot in Dorchester. An attemp,
had bcsn made 10 outrage the woman. NC
arrest. ~ -. tAfs
Charles ii. Shalss has boon hold in 3l5,-
900 bail on the charge Of manslaug liter
in having procured an abortion which
resulted in the death Of his victim.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-07

AccoRprso 10 the New York IL erald's'
special Washington correspondence, a
question Of verscity has arisen between
the president and Senator Conkliug. The
president sfiirms that the statement in the
papers that Conkling had refused the chief
justiceship Was not true, N he had no,
been offered it. and consequently had nc
opportunity 10 refuse liz. On the othel
hand, Conkling says he WAS offered th'
chief justiesship and that he did refuse it
And 20 the matter stands.
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A REMARKABLY PROMOTION.


The story Of the rise Of . deps.tmen.
clerk in Warrington from sixteen hun
drsd dollar elsrkship in the post Office de-
psrtmsnt Of the United States TO the po,i.
tion Of Special Commissioner Of tho Elm.
Psror Of Japan TO negotiate postal nsa,ie G.
with the United States, GreA, Britain,
France and Germany, 10 worth condens
ing for the benefit Of our readers.
Mr.. Samuel Bryan, the now fortunAt
Special Conmissionsr Of His Imperial Ma
jssty. after reading one day an account o
the reception 81 San Francisco Of tho ia
psnsse Embassy, WAS bssss with the ides
that the people which would sstsmp, to ap
ply the workings Of our intsrnsl rsvenu,
and agricultural bureau systems 10 tn
Management Of like Affairs In their ow,
country, could easily be made TO see tn
benefits Of, and establish postal depar.
msst. With this thought In his mind, b,
Introduced himself 70 certain mem
bsrs Of Congrsss. 70 the Jspanss,
Aiaisess Aeri-from whom, however, b,
received 10 scouragsmsnt-and when III,
JapAasss xmbsssy arrived In Washing
ssa, 70 Niaistsr DeLong and 70 the chic
mes Of ths Embassy. Thee were. d..
iightsd With his scheme and urged him I,
prssss1 - once 70 Japan snd lay bis plan
bsssss ~ Inpssiai government Thi
- WaD saabis - - for want Of money
bul sAssseA ~ COED otaess Of Ainssts
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MEXICO.
RELIGIOUS DISTURBANCES.

CRY OF Mexico, via Havana, Decem.
Der c.--Rsligious disturbances have oc.
CURED in LeIocoStlan. The Catholics
made an attack on tho Pro,estants with
shouts Of "HurrAh for our Religion" and
"Death to Protsstants." Troops have
been sent 70 arrest the rioters and pre-.
vent further trouble. The Revisla news-
paper says the rioters burned alive Al
calds Of Augouquo. The revolution in
Yuoatan continues, but the government
has sent troops into the disturbed district.
II 10 thought the riot will soon DO sur.
pressed.
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CIscIssArL December 6.--River ~
fee. and falling. Arrived-Mcssenger
81 Louis. Departed Arlington, Mem
phis; Sam j. Hale, New Orleans.
Br. Louis, December s.-Arrived--
Keystone, Cairo; City Of Chester, Mem.
phis. Dspartsd--Iaurs Davis, Memphis;
Julia, Vicksburg. River Abo. stationary
Stedy rails al afternoon.
MEMrHIs, December 6.--Wssther cool,
been raining al day. River rising stead
lily. Arrived James Howard, Cairo.
Dsparted--Robe Mitchell, New Orlesnsi
II. q. Xssgsr. 81. Louis; Legal Tender,
White river, Raven and Ben. franklin,
Cincinnati; Emile LaBasgs. vicksburg.
EvAxsvtLLs, Dscsmbsr s.--Wssthsr
cloudy Add cold, Mercury 30 70 30.
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yIRE.
From Albany.
A COLLISION,

\ Albany, December s.--Ths Cincin natl
express train to-day was Acoidently
swi,chsd on an adjoining track as West
Albany, and came in collision with q
freight train, damaging the engine Of the
express train and Ovorturning the freight
engine, and denoiishing Elk freight cars
Thos. McDurmott, engineer Of this express
train, and Patrick Cunningham, fireman,
were slightly injured; no others hurt.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-07

So far, not lsss than fifty bills to repesl
the salary grab have bsse introduced in
Congrsss. The members show An anxious
desire 70 be rid Of tho matter and Q reso-
luton providing for . committee Of
seven, 70 which all bills on the subject arc
70 b referred, Vas adopted on Thursdsy.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-07

NUMEROUS q the bills introduced in
Csngress for the repeal Of tho salary bill
have been, they oil, We believe, provide
for only partial repeal Of that m cas-
urs. Those introduced by Republican
members make no mention Of the reduc-
ton Of the Presidents salary to It's for
msr figures, Il being understood ths. the
Administration violently opposes such q
change - . reelection Ion the President.
Thstruth ID, nothing less than the uncon-
ditionsl repeal Of the bill will satisfy the
people. To propose halfway measures
and tinker at the bill will increase instead
Of appealing their indignation.
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THH Inauguration Of Governor Allen is
70 b made the occasion Of grand ball
at Columbus, Ohio, wherest il is said
Dsmocrsts Of all ages from tventy-one to
hundred years will trip the ligh, fanias.
tic toe in celebration Of the Ohio Demo.
cratic victory.
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THE CHIEF JUSTICES or THE
UNITED STATES.
philadelphia Press. J

Mr.. williams 10 the eighth chief Justice
Of the United States. Washington ap-
pointed John jay, Of New York, sept.
20, 1889. lie resigned in 1875, and July
J, same year, John Rutiedge, Of South
Caroline, wsa appointed his successor, but
WAS rejected BY the senate, Dec. Is, 1895,
after most insuspicious service. vii.
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From Aneerled, Pa.
TWO MIN KILLED.

AUDEsrED. December CIV lille fifteen
miners were descending the slope Of
Honey brook, Of tho coal compAny's mine
this morning, the staple ring Of the car
broke and tho car fell 40 yards. Two Of
the men were killed and two seriously
injured, one probably fatal. rho Others
were slightly injured.
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From LOuisvIlle.

LOUISVILLE, December 0.-The Louis
vile, Nashville and Greatwestsrn railroad
commence runniAg to-morrow line
Of Pullman palace drawing room sleeping
and day cars between this city and Little
Rock, running through without change.
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FOREIGN.
REASON RESUMING SWAY AT IA.
irl..lt. vANA. .s...s.
SPAIN TO CLAIM 800. 900 900 FROM
" THE UNITED STATES.
REPORTED RELIGIOUS RIOTS IN
MEXICO.
THE TRIAL OF MARSHAL. BAZAINE
SPAIN,
A BETTER HkEI.IS0.


HAVANA, Dscem ber 6, via KEY WET.
The city continues quiet, and tae feel
ing on the question of the de-
livery Of tho virginius hsss e1pe-
rienced consids rsbls change since yester-
day. Many Spaniards are now in favor OF
the immediate and quiet delivery OF tho
vessel to the United States authorities,
feeling that . contrary course would place
them IN open rebellion, against :he gov
eminent Of Spain.
Tho leading officers Of the volunteers
held . meeting this morning in the resi-
dence Of senior Seulve,a and the residence
of Casino EspAnol. Soulveta subse-
quently Informed an American gentle
man that the Virginius would bs deliv-
cred quietly. 1t is reported that senior
Seulveta has received u telegram from
Senior Calvo, representative At Madrid, OF
Casino EspAnl, counselling the delivery
OF the Virginius; and saying Spain will
Afterwards N
CLAM ONE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS
from the United States. The proposal
20 send the virginius to Spain and there
turn her over TO an American mAn-of-wAr,
10 received with favor by the Span.
iarde.
VOLUNTEERS.
A battalion Of volunteers are form
ing.
the vIR0iHIUs cAPTIvEs.
The United States naval officers At San
tiago de Cuba, report officially that the
number OF men captured on tho Vreinius
was one hundred and ffty.fve. OF these
: ffty.thres were executed; Of the one
hundred and two nov living, fourteen are
native or naturalized Americans. The
remainder are Of various nstionalities.
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Work on the Texas and Pacific rail-
road is in promising progress, and the con-
necsion with the Cairo and Fulton road
At Tcxsroans will soon be made.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-07

A xoDEL county official Of Shelby
county, Tsnpssses. has abseondsd, after
specializing on Afty thousand dollars Of
redeemed but uncancelled county war
rants, leaving his bondsmen in for about
lftesn thousand dollars.
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.xYroru New York.
1AiLvns % VIZ. $. WOODWARD.

Z NEW YoAx, December s.-Wm. g.
Wood ward, Wslls street spsculator, who
shout two years sinse manipulated . pool
IN Rock Ia)and stock. whom tho market
Was covered and who then failed, to-day
notified his creditors that . warrant has
been issued against biz estate, and sd-
judged bankrupt, on his own petition. a
meeting Of creditors has been appointed
tor December Is, IN brooklyn. Wood
wsrd's liabilities are estimated at 90, O0O,.
COO.
BANK STATEMENTS.
Loans increased. s4.O9i, 800: specie in.
crease, 81, 36l, 900; legal tender increase,
$2,s32, 700; deposits increase $7,675, 900
circulation decrease, $50, 400.
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SECRETARY ROBESON'S RECEP-
TION YESTERDAY.
PREPARING TO ACT ON
the vIRGlNIUS QUESTION.
WORK AT THE NEW YORK AID Bos
TON NAVY YARD.
slruxTloy OF the SPANISH YES.
Sell ARRAPE1LES.
A LOT or MISCELLANEOUS TELE-
GRAMS.
TO BE REPAIRED.

TO BE REPAIRED.
WASHINGTON, December 6-The iron
clad Hero is to DO towed to New York for
repairs.
RECEPTION.
Over a hundred mem bers of Congress
called on the secretary of the navy TO-
day. The reception continueing from
half-past ten to four. rhe conversation
was chiefly on tho subject Of supplying
the deficiency in expenditures, and plac-
ing the navy in a condition for all possi-
Bile contingencies. Bills viii be intro
duced for this purpose next week, and
also looking to the
IHDEPEsDEScK OF CUBA.
Several gentlemen having already
speeches prepared on the latter subject
The members generally are in sccord with
the secretary VI the navy.
No official Information has been re.
csived from Cnbs confirming the reported
resignation Of the ,sptain general
IN RELATION TO CUpAN APyAiHs
There is the highest authority for stat.
ing that the CASTELAR, government has no,
asked for a mod ifcation Of ths protocol so
that the Virglnius may be placed in Gus.
tody of third party TO await sdjudica.
ton. The suggestion came from Cabau
authorities to Admiral PAlo and ~sa un'
officially communicated to Secretary Fish
As stated yesterday, il does not meet th,
tho views VI tbe ad ninistration.
NEW YORK.
NEW York, Deceu.ber q -Workmon
sre now 60 busy ia the different depart
nients Of tho navy yard and on vesseli
that none, il 10 said, can be spared to assis,
in raising tho sunken bsrges and engines
Of the Florida and Roanoke, which will
be tried tomorrow. Tho Minnesota,
Dictator and Swatard are being rapidly
put ia order. Recruiting is going on con-
tinuously.
THE ARRIPKLLBs.
The Spanish war steamer Arripellss, de-
layed in the dry docks in the navy yard
owing TO the Hood gates being out OF order,
promises now to suffer further detentsn.
ton. This morning . barge lAdeL with
200 tons Of coal, sunk Immediately in
front OF the food gates, and will have TO
be raised and removed before the gates
can be used.
Tu1 COLORADO
will be novel from ths yard tonight
She will receive her stores to-mo rrow and
sail Monday. Liquor having been snug.
gled 10 the crew OF the Colorady, only
those employed in the navy yard are ad-
mitted to-day.
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From Memphis.


MEMPnts,r Dscsmber s,--Ths county
attorney has enjoined the Bank Of Com
merco from using some 5000 worth Of
county warrants, hypothscsted by Wood
ward the Ascending trustee.
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From Schuylkil Haven, Pa.
DROWN Ed

ScnUYLKLL HAvEH. December o.
While I've boys wero skating n West
wood Junction, the ice broke and three
Of them we're drow ued.
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TEE restoration Of the franking priv.
lege has besn proposed in the lower house
Of congress by one Leach, Of North Caro-.
lima.
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From Cincinnati.

Tha total number Of hogs slaughtered
hero for ths week 10 1900. Since No.
vsmbsr lst TO dats 28s, 900. For the
same time last year 208, 900.
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LENGTHY o. the Presidents message
was, IL contained no reference 10 the sal
AIRY grab.
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From Washington.

WAsuINoroN, December Ga copy Of
atrust mortgage Of the Sprsgue Manu-
featuring Company, Of Rhode Island, hss
been hlsd with the recorder OF desds IN
this city, % q EAN ax
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"LIILE Ike" our representative In
congress has been announced as one OF
She committee on patents.
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From Omaha.

OMAHA, December Ga freight train
was thrown from tho track on the G b. &
q. rosd, near Preston, Iowa, this morn in {
by one end Of n cattle car bursting out
and letting . steer fall on the track, wreck.
ing seven car loads.
1T HAS BEEN SHOWING
since yesterday forenoon. There 10 Eve
inches on . level.
rfRK.
The gas works at Lincoln wore des.
troyed by FIRE to-day. A. u. Hastings
was injured by falliog wall and two en-
ployes we're severely bruised. Loss $40.
600.
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FRANCE.


THE BAZAINB TRIAL.
VERsAILus, December Gin the Bs-
zaine court martial to-day, Povocst closed
his argument FOR the prosecution. He
d demanded. first, the degradation Of Ba-
zaine, and second, his execution.
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From Providence.

PsovIsRscE, December 6.-Ths Grams
ton Saving. Bank hes been declared in
solvent and a receiver sppeiatsd.
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TnE town Of Csrlinville Is still suffer.
ing from small pox, with no diminusion Of
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RIVER NEWS.

Rise and Fall OF the RIVERS
For "a hours ending 3p.m., Dec. @, 1878
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BOSTON.

\ BosroE, Decembs 9. --Orden were re-
ceived at the navy yard today TO have a
new torpedo boat ready for sea IN twenty
days. Tho Franklin 10 being rapidly
made ready for sea, and will GO into the
commsson in another week
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From Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA, December 6.-The
monitors Ajsx and Terror will DO ready
TO sail next week. The frigats Canaan
doigna 10 also being rapidly fitted Tor
sea.
The building at Button wood an d
Twelfth street burned this morning. Loss
$4,000.
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NO. % EIGHTH STREET,
Bet. Commercial ami Washington avenues
1t is true, the doctor Is one Of the Oldest
physicians OF the place, and his diploma,
that hangs in his office. shows that he has
been 80 years In the profession. He is doing
= larger Office practice than any other ply
stefan, treating all kinds Of chronic diseases
Of the human system, such as old ulcers, and
all diseases of the skin, humors and blood
p0isons; also diseases OF the throat also
all diseases OF the eyes Of years standing /;
also artificial eyes inserted; fstula cured
without the use OF q knife I; cancers cured
by the application Of me dicines; pimples on
the face removed; all urinary diseases
cured all forms OF venereai and private
diseases cured In the shortest time semiA
weakness and seli-abuse cured in shor
time.
1t is self-evident that a physician treating
cases for twenty-five years acquires great
skill.
All consultations conadentical, In person
or by lettea.
An medicines furnished ut ONCE In all
assss. 1923 TIL DIR. DAVID HULrx.
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ssurface OF water below bencn marx.
EDWIN GALAND,
observer Sly. Ser. u. y. A
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-17
Banking.
o-~oc>,~~r>D>I>N~~0~Oo<>> ron,vN~O~>>>~~><>~N>
Third National Bank,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE
BOARD OF DLRECT0Rai
W.BERRY, OHAs. Y. AIIhMAE
JOHN KIRKMAR, EDGAR JONES,

DANIEL r. OARTER.
TVRANSAOTS A GENERAL ExOHAN3z
1 Business and deals in United States Bend
AID Gold. EDGAR JONES, Oeshisr.
Wv. BEHRY, President.
SNO. RIREEAN, Vioe Presidsns. ssp1 1y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-17
sIARKETs BIZ TsLEaRAPH

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 16-Cotton quieter;
middling upands 81; middling Orleans Sd.
Sales 10000 bales; American $500 bales;
speculation and export 1900 bales; sales Of
Orleans on basis Of good ordinary Nov
ember and December delivery s 1-16d.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet and
unchanged;
NEW YORK Sept. l6-Cotton in good
demand; middling uplands 20ic; futures
closed steady; sales of 10000 bales as fol-
lows: September at Is 1926; October II
25-S2017 1880; November l7sc; Decem-
Der II 9-l6c. ~. .,. SAD
MEMPHIS, Sept 10. - Cotton dull and
market unsettled; ordinary 12612ac; good
ordinary 156l6c; low middliBgs 1910; mid
dingg fS4e; receipts for past day $50
bales; shipments for the last "a hours $50
bales; stock 8,l12 bales. LIs7s g
LOUISVILLE, Sept 16.-Cotton dull and
prices dropping; low middlirgs Isle.