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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-24

The DROUGHT Is almost universal through
nal service mentions rain e having fallen at
no station, except one or two in Georgia. The
lack Of rain is being painfully felt, especially
Is the weather ID again becoming warmer. The
and go deg. thfou ghOut the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-24

THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN FRANCE
The French Assembly yesterday afternoon,
after q most excited debate, adopted the bill
empowering the permanent committee, which
sits during the recess, to prosecute the insuiters
Of the Assembly. M. Ernoul, in the course Of
Q rigorous speech, denounced dictatorship as
thedaughter of license, and declared that ty-
rannicai republics were sure to beget Caesars.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-20

7.- HorKI ARnYvAhs. September 10, 1878.
Hsndrir Houss-JD Hogan, Doko; A B
Morse, 8 O; q P Boozer, Miss Liler
Boozer. Miss Maud Boozer, Newberry;
81 O Fennei, Chester; 8 B Fisher.
Charleston; j ~ Bryce, Miss Mary Lee,
Fairfield; A q Bryce. Fl Bigham,
ChssssT; a 6 D0oaIaan, e Il Gibson,
Fairfield. N5
Columbia Hotel-T w Palmer, N G;
Jas Buxlaum, Philadelphia; J B Lewis,
Anderson; G. w Waterman, city; 81 L
Pinokney, Charleston; w R Cullum,
B%atesville; % T 9 Dunn. Horny: n s
johnson, oity; G " Earle. Darlington;
j 2 Thames, a Q hiasyok, s ..
Wheeler House-W Z Hand, N G; J
Bcxbaum. G 81 McFadden, Pa; VIM
Dudley, Charleston; V 81 Steen, Ky; J
Wooley, Edgefeld; T Nj Wilkes. 8 G; r
lH Hand, Ga; Geo Davis, G T Weeks, J
s Hook, Richland; P Brown, city; J T
Solomon, Sumter; W s Lyon. N Y; Miss
@ B Townsend, B o Townsend, Society
Hill; b | Boone, city; W 81 Scott, Miss
Hick, Florida.
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knew them to be falSe when he pub
lished them and that the committee are
forced to this conclusion by Greeu's
own testimony. taken under oath. before
the committee. A series of resolutions
were unanimously adopted by the asso.
citation, endorsing the views Of the re.
port, condemning Green in dignified
but severe language, and declaring that
the conduct Of Mr.. Merrick, in the
transactions referred to, was not only
irreproachable, but was highly honora-
BILE, efficient, faithful and magnanimons
The controversy arose out of some
transactions that took place whilst Mr..
Merrick was acting as the counsel for
Mr.. Green, in prosecuting suits to re.
cover property for Green, in this dis
trict, and of which he had been de-
priyed during the war The suit was
prosecuted to success by Mr.. Merrick,
and Green received the propert, which
has since sold for S75, 200.
Probabilities-For the South Atlantic
States, cloudy weather, rain and very
brisk winds; the latte: probably shifting
to North westerly, With clearing wea.
thcr from Florida to South Carolina.
BALTIMORE, September 19.--The
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows sent S4O0
to Shreveport.
CIScINSAT1, September 19.-.Tbe
dwelling of VIM. Crouncb, near Will
Jamestown, Ky, was burned last night,
with his wife and two children and an
orphan.
TERRE HAUTE, IND, September 49,
The nail works were burned last night;
loss $3.50, 900.
CHICAGO. September 19.-The Ma
tional Spiritualist Conyentionadjourned
to-day, after electing Vic. Woodruff
President. The local papers refuse to
print her speech, on account of its in
decency.
Teiegraphic-Comme Reports.
PARIS, September 19.-Rentes 57f.
l25c.
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The rice crop OF Louisiana the pre-.
sent season Will be he largest, says the
New'Or!eans Picayune, ever produced,
being estimated rs high us $50, 900 bar
rels clean. or 34.o00,OO0 pounds. The
crop last year, was only 52,206 barrels,
the year before 30, 600 and in 1870, only
10000.
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SAVANNAH, September 19.-Cotton
quiet midding 1!'.; net receipts
l,o4l bales; exports coastwibe l,S41;
sales 500; stock 1857; weekly net re-
ce.pts 1927; exports coastwlse i, ,4l4;
sales :},0l3
WlLMINGToS, September 19.-Cotton
net receipts Is bales; sales 2S; stock
o'S; weekly net receipts SIG; exports
coastwisc 1915; sales l0l.
PROVIDENCE, September 19.-Cotton
weekly net receipts 8 bales; sales
3.3OU, mostly to spinners; stock 1000.
| NASHVILLE, September 19.-Cotton
duil-low midlling Il; weekly receipts
G3o bales; shipments 600; stock 1890.
MEMPHIS, September 9.--Cotton
dull-low iniddling l7l4; receipts $40
bales; shipments 34G; stock 3, 3,52l.
COLUMBUS. September l9-Co:ton
quiet low middllng III; weekly re-.
celptS 03S bales; shipments IA; sales
$50; stock S34.
| CITY POINT. September l9.-Cotton-
lie: receipts 21l bales.
| MACON, September 19-Cotton stead =
low middling lGls; weekly receipts
I,231 bales; shipments 1856; stock ,90o.
MOBILE, September 19.-Cotton quiet
-middllDg lS@lSll; low middling l6a,
9l7; strict good ordinary 1511; net re-
celpts 500 bales; exports coastwise 259;
sales 200; stock 1926; weekly net re-
celpts l.702; exports coastwise 1852;
sales 1000.
CHARLESTON, September 19.-Cottt n
eeaasier-middling l72l; low middling
Ia; strict good ordinary 16; net re-
ceipts l, l42 bales; gross 1921; exports
coastwise 79O; sales 800; stock 5,593;
weekly net receipts 5.l05; gross 5, 800;
exports Goa wise 3. 4O2; sales 1850.
AUGUSTA, September l9.-Cottou
dull and nomlnal-middling l6lS9l7;
receipts 27o bales; sales 237; stock
!'d4z; weekly receipts 2, ,A32; shipments
1857; sales 2, 134; sales to spinners 105.
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r PHTIxDEIraIA. ssptembef 1g.=Cot:
on--reoaipts 12I bales; weekly net re.
oeipts 376; gross /, ,895; exports to Great
Britain 324. ,sa-ss,,,,is,.. sas. -, :
NoRFoLK, September 19-.CottoIi-
net receipts 277 bales; exports coastwise
220; stock 687; weekly net receipts
l,643; exports coastwieo 1,29O; ssles
100.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-20

A T prices at once satisfactory and entic.
a. ing. Our Dry Goods Departments, con
sisting OF Woolens, Jeans, Cloths, Cassi-
meres, Blankets. Flannels, Bleached, Brown
and Linen Goods, Diapers, Damasks, towels,
3paeonets, p.eai sTisses, T.rle.ans Dress Goods in
Drab de Etes, serges, Twiils, Canton GIoths'
Alpacas, DO, full to overfowing. Our Notion
aud Small Ware and Lace, CLOAK and shawl
DDeRayrtments Dsny t9u and new. Our MILL
soon. Our Boot, Shoe and Hat Depart me,,t
are ready, and our Carpet and House.Fur-
n!shing Department in full blaat, Our
Wholesale Department also ready, and our
friends and the public generally urged To
polite and willing; and as to ourselves, we
are ambitioueto do our usual large trade,
and thankful for any patronage,
:, a splendid Dress-nlaking Department in
the house. II. C. SILVER d 90.
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all demands. Ihe Ereedmens g Savings
Bank report that they had. this morn.
ing, $50, 600, of which only $50, 900 had
been drawn. There are about seventy
five persons in line Mt this bank. No
Excitement about tie other banks.
JACKSONVILLE, September 19.-Re-
ports from seventy Illinois Counties
give the corn prospects as 81 }s per cent.
below last year. I'D.
MEipH1si September 19.-Twelve
yellow fever deaths yesterday. The
municipal authorities voted $l0,O 600 to
the Howard Association. The Masons,
Odd Fellows and typos are providing
for their brethren. s,-si
HARTFor ,, 'Hsptember 19.-Wm. NJ.
Evarts, in arguing e.unconstitutionali.
ty OF the Mobilier trial, said this suit is
brought under the authority Of the
fourth section OF M appropriation act
passed by an expiring Congress, agi-
tated with its own reputation. It has
no precedent, no attendant, and will
have no successor.
LOUISVILLE, September l9.-The
forger Morton was arrested with money
obtained from The German Savings
Bank. He gives no ACCOUNT of that OBJ
tanned from the Farmers and Druyers'
Bank. f
WASHINGTON, september 10.-The
State Department has ordered the Con-
snl at Dundee to pay the Polaris crews
expenses. and send them home.
Tho Navy Department has advioes
from Key West, that the cases Of yell
low fever on the Pawnee are improving.
No fever ut Key West or aboard the
Sangus.
The Juniata has returned TO ST..
Johns, from the search for the Polaris,
where she will await the Tigresa, and
both return home.
LITTLE Rock, September 19.-Tht
stage mails to Shreveport have resumed
The fear Of the fever reaching here
has abated.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-20

EfSE FLOUR being SPECIALITY with
IL us, We would cali the attention OF our
consumers to our Diamond Brand, for which
we have obtained the exclusive agency.
This Flour has no SUPERIOR, and hut
VERY FEW EQUALS.
It is ground in the most careful manner.
from the CHOICEST SELECTIONS OF
WlAiEk WHEAT. and is especially recon-
me- uded for it's UNIFORM WHITENESS and
RISING QUALITIES.
Every barrel has on it the WRITTEN ouA.
EAHTEE OF tho Miller, and is warranted to
always run the same. H. MULLER.
Sept 90
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-20

A grand barbecue is to come off at
Pomaria on the Sd pro1.
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Stnre fn Rant
Hotel to Rent.

Hotel to Rent.
~Co THE WINNSBORO HOTEL
"a for rent from 1st October,
n16lSI 1873. 1t contains forty-foar
I<|.llSfaa7A3Ss elrooms, besides out-buildipgs
for servants, &c. Being the only hotel in
town, it affords opportunity OF u iucratiYe
business to a suitable occupant. Apply to
G.. II. AlcMASfER,
Sept 20 Winnsboro. 8. c.
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Barnum's Hotel,
Garner B,'oad'cay and Ttoentieiis Streets,
NEW YORK CITY.
On both American and European Plans

(NOMrLETE with all modern improve
" meuts; rooms ea suite and single; pri.
yAtc parlors. baths, elevators, &c. Location
unsuipas7ed. being III the very centre OF fs-
shion and brilliant New York life. In proxi-
nifty TO churches and places OF amusement,
and Lord Il Taylor's, Arnold " Constablcs'
The hotel is under tho management of A. s.
Barnum, formerly of Barnums Hotel, Balti-
more; l. N. Green, OF Dayton, Ohio, and re-
Gently OF New York, and Freeman Darnum.
Darnnm's Hotel. st. Louis. Sept . NiT1mo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15
The Steal.

Following are the resolutions of the
Democrats of New York ON the sub
ject of the back pay steal:
I've condemn and denounce the
salary grab, and all Congressman.
Democratic or Republican, who voted
for it, or who have lot renowned ali
share in plumber seized for a service
already done and paid for.
I'VE condemn and denouu e the
Presidents signature to the bill,
which clinched this iniquity, and
which gave 5000 to each Congress
man while procuring 81 0,000 for him
self after Congress had Just refused to
increase his salary, and we demand its
repeal"
The Republicans also denounced
all members of Congress who voted
for the thieving measure, but said not
a word in condemnation Of President
Grant for making the bill a law.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15
CARRIER.
Impeachment Demanded.

The New York World demands the
impeachment Of Secretary Richard
son. The forty fifth section Of the
Bank Act contains this language:
The Secretary of the Treasury shall
require of the associations thus de-
signated satisfactory security, by the
deposit of United States bonds
and otherwise. for the safe-keep-
ing and prompt payment of the
public money deposited with them,
and Tor the faithful performance of
their duties as financial agents OF the
Government.
The World contends that the Secre-
tarv has not enforced the above
clause in the law. and alludes to the
case Of the First National Bank of
Washington to prove its assertion.
1t seems that the Government loses
$2S7, 7S2 by the failure Of the Wash
ington bank, and it is pretty general
ly believed that Jaw Cooke 4 Co. and
Henry Clews & Co. are largely in
arrears. This state Of affairs could
never have obtained had Secretary
Richardson adhered strictly to the
law. For his failure to do SO, the
World thinks he has laid himself liza
bic to Impeachment, and we have no
doubt that a great many people enter
tain the same opinion on the subject.
The most serious as pect of the affair
is, hat he p%urposeiy evaded the law
for the sole purpose of promoting the
welfare of his special pets and favor
itaS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. IA.
Two hundred and ~ninety-ive thou.
sand pounds of bullion were shipped
to-day. Sixty-two thousand pounds
were Withdrawn from the Bank Of
England to-day, nearly all for Amer.
lea.
A Cartagena dispatch Of Yesterday
says the Intransigente vessels are
again leaving the harbnr, and another
naval engagement Is expected. The
command of the insurgent fleet has
been given to the Captain of the
Tetuan.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. IA.
Theirs dimes his friends of the A.
semblv Saturday next. Count De
Remusat received an invitation.
GERMANY.
BERLIN. Oct. IA.
The Ministers of Commerce and the
Interior have issued instructions to
the district authorities to expel all
emigration agents who are doiniciled
in Germany.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Oct. IA.
The Emperor Of Austria will visit
the Gar at 81. Petersburg during the
holidays of Russian Christmas.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Oct. IA.
1t is said that Don Alphonso and
wife have recrOssed the frontier and
gone into France.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15

THE MINING OCTLOoK.-An intelli-
gent gentleman who has just made
the rounds of the district informs us
that the mining outlook of Eureka
was never half so encouraging as now.
All OF the old mines are showing bet
ter than ever before, and new devel-
opments are constantly being made
in all parts of the district.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15

GLASS BONNETS have appeared.
They are formed of a tissue woven
of fine glass threads, and may be
said to be the glass OF fashion fitted
to the mold OF form. Ladies who
wear them must deny themselves the
pleasure Of criticising their neigh
bors, on the principle Ina. it is dan
gerOus tor those who live in glass
houses to throw stones.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15

SANTANA and Big Tree, the Kiowa
chiefs, are at last released. They only
murdered thirty or forty white
settlers; but Captain Jack and his
associates murdered a General and a
Peace Commissioner That is why
Jack was hanged. Santana has es-
capped stretching hemp.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15

EASTERN ELECTIONS. We expect
news from the Eastern elections in
time for the next issue of the SESTI-
MEL. Until then, our readers will
have to bear the suspense with what
ever patience they a muster.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15

The Utica Herald saws men vii,
never know what effect il wouId b"aml
had on Job if eleven little rirIS haaee
called on him, one after another a"d
TIED to sell him Sunday-school nicnic
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15

ANOTHER RAILROAD IN TROUBLE
Says the Salt Lake Herald: The St.
Joseph and Denver Railroad has come
to grief, because of its inability to pay
up the interest on its bonds, and has
been seized by a United States Mar
shall. The seizure is made in behalf
ofthe bondholders, among whom the
he West is the Toledo. Wabash and
Western road, which it is thought will
get control of it. This road was pro-
jected to extend into Southern Utah.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15

"MY man, what's Your charge for
rowing me across the Frith?" Boat
Weel. sir. I was list thinkin'
I Gamma break the Sawbath day for no
less than fifteen shulln's."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15

A CHINESE MERCHANT of San Fran
cisco has made application for natu-
ralization papers. A writer in the
Sacramento Bee thinks that, under
existing treaties between the United
States and the Chinese Empire, it is
perfectly competent for the Judge to
make John a citizen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15
Billiard Match.

WE. II UNDERSIGNED, AGPEr
~ TO play a match game of hiI NJ
ior 5000 a side. h game to be a tn m.drpS
n ni, csrrom, 80 points up, pIapad
rules Of the ineI Billiard nIi.T; a Cops aseord,ns to the
TO be played on Inc game
Inc sth day OF Novemh.r ~
Either party failing t. pIav M,
mentioned viii forfeit the sim =, t.r day
l.. 4. GATES, ''
j. +. Il. MCCiFrRy
per 1. L. ORNnoPEF
"mness; X l." CHASE. r. W. GrIRrp.
100 olstd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15

In an advertisement of a bakers
business for sale, the following ap-
pears: death the sole reason for
leaving" 1t would be difficult to find
q halter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
By Overland Telegraph.
SPECIAL TO The DAILY %sEHrINHL.I
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Oct.

AoNh *
The Boston Grange. composed of
grain ana commission merchants.
having been ordered t. disband by
the Grand Master of the National
Grange. for the reason that il vas not
a farmers Grange. threatens to carry
the matter before the National Grange.
The Boston Grange retains its books
of initiation, and the members are
using the passwords and grips of the
order. As it is composed of promi-
nent business men, a warn contest is
promised.
Bishop Cummins Of Kentucky has
written a letter vindicating his own
conduct and that of the Dean of Can
terburv in the matter of their COM
munion in the Presbyterian churches.
He SAYS: Il denv most emphatically
that the Dean of Canterbury or NV
self have violated the ecclesiastical
order of the Church of England, or
of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in this country, or have been guilty
of any act of open hostility to the
discipline. There is nothing in the
ecclesiastical order or discipline of the
Church of England, or of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church in this country,
forbidding such acts as the intercOm-
munion among Christian people. who
are one in faith and love, and one in
Christ. their great head. As far "a l
know. the liberal Episcopalians of
New York rejoice in the action of the
Dean of Canterbury, and thank him
for it"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15

nie"hu examine, n convince your
Nes'hat we mean business.
io'ne patrons of both firms we conaS.
'"eil the same treatment as hereto.
lofe' ana ask continuance OF their n,t.
roLage. i pat
10 the public in general all vs...n
to give US a call.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15
CLOTHING

Which they are Offering 8, r,,..,
low anything ever iml0rredr, '5t
Inc quality of their pooSs a;s
thorough! tested, and prorr", .sI
rior To all others, and the rrnNtl
they are dispoSing Of Their Vaaas
iect Sttck, cannot but meet ,bs w
OF all those IN want of this clsss "
Every conceivable kid OF s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15
UNDERClOTHINc
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAM,

Have Just been imported, and IN,
a pride in Offering them at low NJ.
Call and examine, and b. COMM
the truth oil our statements. Rsrs
the place, corner Main and Carl
sln-t1 -. lINkEI n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15
PORTLAND. Oct "A

AoNiLAND, Oct. IA.
A large and enthusiastic rsoon,io,
was given j. w. Nesmirh, renresen,a
tive # Congress, this evening Wa
Nesinith Is now addressing the assem-.
blage. 'eil-
The vote in all parts of the State is
very light. In Portland and E.s,
Portland the total number Of yl,aS
cast Is lS7. "A falling off of nearly soo
smith, Republican, has a maior;,vo V ot
DOT. Reports from the principal towns
give Nesnith, Democrat. a maior,n
or ll6. IT. Is estimated that tha n'a
Jority IN the State for Nesrnith iS ! nn"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
MANCHESTER, Oct. IA.

The dwelling and stables of David
NJ. Taggart, OF GoffStown. were
burned last night. Seventeen blood
ed horses were also burned, including
Ned Hastings, an Ahdallah stallion.
valued at SD 900. Abdallah himself
was the only horse saved.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15

valued at SD 900. Abdallah himself
was the only horse saved.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IA.
F. Parker Scott. Judge of the City
Court, and presiding Judge of the
Supreme Bench, died at Baltimore to-
day, aged 20 years.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. IA.
Near Carlton, Missouri, last Friday
night, Robert Austin, a wealthy
Young farmer. who suspected the
fidelity of his wife, announced his de-
parture for st. Louis, returned TO his
closed bedroom, armed with a double
barreled gun, shortly after his wife re.
tired. Elijah Haley, a young man,
came in and prepared to retire, when
Austin sprang out and fired one
wife, intlicting a fatal wound. He
then shot Haley dead with the other
barrel. FRS. Austin died on Satur-
day. Austin surrendered himself to
the authorities.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IA.
All the bankers of the Clearing
house Association have assumed tulI
currency payment to-day.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Oct. IA.
The Union National Bank resumes
business in the morning. The result
is hailed with general favor. and
V a million of banking capital TO
the ely.
A grand benefit in aid Of the Mem
phis and Shreveport sufferers has
been held at the Exposition building
Tonight. The proceeds are between
SIS, 0OO and $50, 600.
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Oct. IA.
To-day, Jas. Hogan. a boy of 10
years, shot and killed r. NJ. Richard,
proprietor of the Academy of Music,
who had seduced his sister and re-
fused TO marry her. Hogan surren-
dered himself to the police.
MEMPHIS, Oct. IA.
The fever ravages continue fright
full, but hopes are entertained of a
speedy reaction. Sanitary work is
being so vigorously pushed that it is
hoped the malaria will be eradicateu
in "A few days. Physicians think the
worst is past. New cases are not so
many or malignant. Continued frusts
are expected in week or ten days.
Several large houses are closed, to
stay so during tie affliction. 1t is
estimated thai not 10000 persons re.
main in the city. During the epi.
demic people hurry to the country
after the day. All societies and or.
CARNATIONS need help, and look to
the chayity of the world. 1t is re-
ported athat the fever is raging near
Brownsville. Texas. Six new cases
are reported at various points near
Memphis, on the lines Of the rail-
roads, and are attributed to persons
going from the city with the infection
in their system.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-08-30

Bismarck has quit reading the
Galveston Ne~s, that paper having
called his remarks in the World inter-
view the talk OF dwelling idiot.
Which will doubtless force the Ne,cs
to suspensicn.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-08-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

RccOvering.-Mr. METZ, of Iona
coming, who was shot a short time since
aud at one time considered in a precarious
condition, is recovering.