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DIED.

McELLRoY-At the residence Of her son,
Mr.. V. A. McEllroy, IN Chelsea. on Tuesday,
October 9th, Mrs. ANN MoELLRoY, mother OF
Mrs. jesse y. Brown Of this city, aged sixty
three YEAR,
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w. z. MITCHELL,S SCHOOL.
No. 500 Third Street.
MASONIC NOTICE.

ENGLIsH, COMMERCIAL AND CLASH
u CAL courses taught. For particulars ap-
ply at S03 Third street. se29
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MITCHELL-In this city, at the residence
OF her son, W. b. Mitchell. In the sixty-sixth
year Of her age, Mrs. SARAH &. MITCHELL.
copy.l
Friends ard aequaintances OF the family,
and also OF Mrs. b. B. Chiles, are invited TO
attend the funeral, from No. Z7l Poplar street,
this "WEDNESDAY afternoon at o'clock.
Services BY Rev. Mr.. Boggs. Carriages in at
tendance az the residence.
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R. vANBRoKLIS, Auctioneer. oct.

OFFICE Life Association OF AmsrIea,
" ST. LOUIS, October 10, ISL !
NOTICE.-A meeting of the members OF the
Lie Association OF America will be held at
the office Of the Association in st. Louis, Mo-,
on the 18th day OF Hovemb Der, 1874, at 10 o clock
in the moaning, to consider and take action
upon certain proposed amendments 10 the
charter OF the Association.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
oct2s II. W. HOUGH, President.
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APPOINTMENTS OF
J. N. GALLOWAY,
Democratic and Conservative Candi,
daJe fer RIOteRiaI Representative.

Lagrange--W ednesday, October 18th.
MOscow-Thursday, October 18th.
Somerville-Fridsy, October S0th.
Memphis-BealeS Street Markethouse-SEtur
day, October 3lst.
Ny competitor, Radical or Independent, is
requested 10 meet me at these appointments,
and discuss the questions now before the
people. j. N. GALLOWAY
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The Bateville Times of the thirteenth
Asys: Yesterday morning J. q. Brooks
aud eighty-touf cgt1sl, which hs tsak ouf Of
one bnsket-'
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JOHNSTON & VANCE
CLOTHING & FURNISHING GOODS
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOB THEIR TRADE

They Defy Competition in Quality,
Style and Price. Fits guaranteed TO be as
good as can be made to order, and as they
buy exclusively for cash, cannot be under
sold in;this or any other market.
In addition to their stock of new and
desirable goods, they have large lot OF
Coats, Pants and Vests of Broken Suits,
which they propose to sell regardless OF
cost---many articles at say half the cost.
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Fire.


INDIANPoLIs,0 October 27.-This morn
ing at i've O'Clock fire was discovered in
room No 81, third floor OF Hubbard's block,
corner of Meridian and Washington streets
used oy the janitor for storage of rubbish The
flames originated from an ash-box burning
through the floor ard running along to the
Joists outside A large amount OF water was
thrown which ran through the floors to the
stores beneath, doing considerable damage.
IL. II. Spades & Company, OF the Boston
store, and 6resheimer 4 Company, clothing
merchants, are the largest losers, but are fully
insured. The loss on the building is very
light. The Goals from which the IRE started
we're deposited in the ash-box last Saturday.
Picked Up at Sea.
LONDON, October 2T.-The brig LOp-
hema, fEom Liverpool for Baltimore, picked
up from raft five persons belonging to the
steamship Mary, which foundered while on
a voy age from Glasgow to Trinidad. IL is
probable, with the exception OF the I'VE per-
sons above mentioned, and two landed at
Falmouth, that all on board the Mary are
lost.
Hotel Burned.
OAKLAND, Mo, October 27.-The
q AIDES hotel a. this place, owned by John
Daily, burned to day. Loss forty thousand
dollars; insurance twenty thousand dollars.
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AUCTION SALE.
clear the Track and Let the Sale Go On

HAVING rented a stable in st. Louis and
II decided to move there, win sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, a portion Of
my Horses, Harness. Saddles, RuESfes,
wagons. Blankets aud stalls, and other
articles too numerous to mention, on SaeuE-
day, October 81. 1874, in front Of my stable,
No. 81 Union street, com mencing at 10 O'Clock
am. The stock has all been selected with the
greatest care, and Is Of the best class.
sale positive and without limit.
Terms Of Sale-An sums Of $50 and under
cash down; over $50 a credit OF sixty Gays with
the best city acceptance.
II. .. jerks, Proprietor.
Ocf9S
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DR.. L. r. Kimberly, one Of the earli-
est settlers Of Chicago, aud for years proml-
nent IN ats affairs, died at his residence IN
two years.
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A telegram from Madrid, Monday,
says another body of Carlists numbering one
hundred and eight, be longing 70 Tozano's
baud nave offered 10 surrender II amnesty be
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1910.

AlphOnsn, with four hundred followers has
crossed the Ebro, having abandoned the cause
OF Don Carlos, ana Intending 10 return 70
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The representatives of the Grand
Trunk railroad lines, after discussion Of OBJ
gecnons 10 the new oil rates, IN Philadelphia,
Monday, decided that any reduction was in.
Practicable
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VlHE Democrats OF Fsyette and Shelby viii
i hold Mass-Meeting on next Saturday, at
Colliervtlle, Tenn.

BY invitation Of the state Democratic Ezecu
tive Committee.
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The London Times correspondent at
bombay teleEraphs that Il is esiir-uPd that
twenty thousand persons were 60 IN the
recent cyclone.
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a telegram from Paris, Monday, saws
that the spanish consul at Bayonne has made
demand Tor the extraditiOn, as deserters Of
the crew OF the steamship St John De
Luseby.
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oponahu supsnGssnussa Nv Iasnas @
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os ,.:, Ss .: ESSENTIAL s.,sas,h, credit
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emu,a
-o1ua
Ni'a' or ID e5egus.l.el s5si .n
one or both eheslai ueeyol
dull the pupils diluei an s..rs
,,smlelTele runs along the lower eve.
Hal che nose Is irrilaied, swclls, ana
sometimes bleeisiawelline Of ds
upper lips occasional helda,ie,wlth
hammlng or JhrohblnP of the eir;
an unusual secretion of ul.yal slimy
or larTed tongues breath very foil,
particularly in the morning. appetite
variable, sometimes yoacious, wilh
enawlng sensation Of the stomach, AZ
Others entirely cones fleeing pains
IN lha sIomaehi occasional nausea
ana yomllIngi violent pains throuah,
ou' The abdomen bowels irregular,
AZ times eosliyej stools Shiny, not
unirequently tinged with blood helly
swollen and hard urine turhld, re.
splTatlon occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hlccouehi couch
sometimes dry and eonyulsiyei un.
easy and disturbed sleep, with prlnl-
ing of the teeth, temper variable,
but generally irritable, etc.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
Dr. c, M'LANE'S VRRMIPUGE
VIII certainly effect cure.
The universal success which has
attended the administration Of tbls
preparation has been such as to war.
rant US in pledgmg ourselves to the
public to
RETURN TIE Monty
in every instance where il should
prove Intellectual; "rroyidlng the
symptoms attending the sickness of
the child or adult should warrant the
supposition Of worms being the
cause" In all eases thc Medicine
to be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public,
that
DIR. {. Mia lerlnifuge
DOES NOT CON- M MERCURY
IN any form; ar t1ltiri i N inno-
cent appropriation, aoi capable If doing
The slightest Mla5yto he NEST icnaer
infant, Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, PA.
P. S, Dealers and Physicians ordering from
Others than Fleming Bros, will do well 10 write
their orders distinctly, and take none bit ~, C.
mLaseS, pyepdyea6y FIcWiRc Bros ,Iiis61,ek,
"a To those wishing to give them thai, we Wili
forward per mail, post paid, to any part of the
United States, one box Of Pills Tor twelve three,
cent postage stamps or one vial Of Vermifire for
fourteen thrcc'oeni stamps. An orders from Canada
must be accompanied by twenty cents extra,
:, no For sale by Druggists and Country Store
Keepers generally.
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what the southern Press Say 81 The
TFibuno,

We consider The Tribune very valuable
WprE., Ashevllle IN, o. Citizen.
s. inH New YORK Tribune Ia lW faithful ana
searching exposure OF outrage slanduw on
Alabama nnd other states, has dOnn immrnse
service 70 nun ANA lnsticu,-l Macon ldal
Telegraph ana Messenger
we lhnnk Tue New York Tribune for ~
inhnlS nnd powerful words la demanding
lusllcN Tor the people OF Alabama, N Mont
gomery lAluJ Nuws.
=, The, best newspaper In the world IA the
NeW YORK Tribune, IL combines tho dignity
ana HagNcly OF the London Times with the
representative news VutUrprlhe of Amorien
baltimore bulletin,
\ paper TO be admired Tor ltslndependenco
ol zone anal lclnhility OF nows.--l Eplsco-
pal Methodist, baltimore, Maryland
Any Que who wants Il dral.onss paper
whleh Keeps tully up With TIE tlIaos inl lior.
ulufc, sclencO and ART should suhsprlbp for
lne tribune lsporINnburg vs. o. Carolina
The imperial sheet of tho world. the New
YORK Tribune The Jacksonville ,fln.) New
South,
weTegQrd II asthe beat paper, nh IN all,
published IN tho United STATES, lMorrlstown
(Ionnl Gn1ttte,
To-day the New York Tribune ls undoubt.
GUY the illHt of American newspapers, whit
over may DO said OTIS rivals, II has clearly
won precedence ofalh and very crodltably
docs y represent the Journalism of the noun-
Try. While deullng with all the topics COM
ing WITHIN lhe range of newspaper, the
iflpnno makes uSpeclalty of the great sub.
loet OF agriculture IL becomes therefore n
hhiler OF VITAL Importance to the country
Tint the direction Of the ideas OF this vast
section should be In ublo and conscientious
hands, ana matter for congratulntlon TINT
NE farmers newspaper par excellence has
ne nigh standing OF the Tribune = THE
The New York Tribune "a doing u great
work In popularlzlng science, by the puhli-
c9tion 9i chegp extras 10 That great daily.
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reach subsequent Insertion,
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MI malt advertisement rates,
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New Works q, Pllowell, y, N, Peltengill A
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uihor agricultural publication, ANA the whois
FORMING department vt which ana eminent
nsllNWllufhl ellior hAldl "ll has done mnre
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hhu lhuir ulhphnNe popular approval than
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St. Nicholas for 1874
A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Ofthis book Charles Dudley Warner writes:
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Its gloay of red and god, we have n perma.
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not see how IL can be made any better, and Ii
the children don't like IL think II Is time to
begin to change the kind OF children in this
cOuntry.n
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st. Nicholas for 1875.

that there is TO be no falling OF, but an in-
crease in its literary and pictorial attrac-
tons. Among other attractive features are
two SIP endid serial stories,
"THH YOUNG SURVEYOR.
by ]. I. Towbridge, author Oft the Jack Haz-
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". u. NEWMAN.
General PsssaneeF Agent,
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| ST LOUIS-Per steamer Henry Ames 325 sacks
corn bbls wheat bbls -four $50 bbls cornmea to or
der $50 bbls pork u Brien. 1863 bbls -four Glover 4
Odendahl-l0O do Staiger. 80 bbls onions J Ber-
tncci &co-25 hhds tobacco Kirkpatrick 4 Keith-5OO
boxes candles Bercer & DeS- 1870 sacks p
casks bacon Bnssey &co "A hhds tobacco Beadles
Wood &co--35 pkgs WHITEHEAD John Breen- 6 pkgs
mdse Blessing 40 do & NJ Bayly Pond. so
casks bacon Cobb, Dolhonde &co-2 bbls flour Clark
Mcader so do T. X Converse 1893 do 25s sacks
corn L Buddecke &co-IO27 do John Calder
hhds tobacco ID MADDEN sco-l3 bdls apples Del
bbl do 100 tierces lard Flash & Dolsen-l5O pkgs
whitehead Fogr see 100 bbls pork Einney Sheehsm
Russ 20 do A Hamilton &co--256 bbls flour
Gordon & GOmila-l box mdse Heath Lara l sack
bacon bbls flour W Harrington &co-39 head hogs
lmbau Aycock &oo-42 casks bacon half do 200 bbls
eornmeal "a sacks corn s Kennedy &co-2O4l do
tar J Lyons. l23 hogs c Mehle Aco-25 sacks oats
~ sacks bran 10 bbls cornmea Is bbls flour 10 half
b6is do Marks 100 bbls cornmeal Newman Kent
bbls vinegar n o, M&TR R-24 crates cabbage 70
boxes eggs Miller Meyer. -606 sacks DOYLE q
Br Is bales hay 100 bbls cornmeal Chas Pleasants
lot castings Rice, Bros &co.2s boxes mdse simms
oran " Schindler 81 pigs lead StauffeL, Nacready
Aco Il cask do Sullivan Bulger. 10 casks bacon
Won Phul SEQ p casks bacon 100 bbls cornmeal
boxes eggs Woods, Slayback &eo-5O bbls whisky 10
Fairchild 4 Bingham-l0O bbls -four Howard Pres
TOMS bales cotton NJ Greenwood & Son-sl7 boxes
dse Wheelock. Finlay &co-l2O bbls flour loo sacks
corn 10 PIX butter 15 pkgs whitehead 60 sacks malt
2. pkgs tobacco 20 boxes cheese and sundries to
" HilHcS 0So iot SuHiTeS I'd Ofuer-lOtAI , bales |
cotton 20 hhds tobacco 24O sacks bran 100 casks bacon
81 half casks bacon 1886 sacks corn loo sacks malt
lle4 bbls cornmea $50 bbls pork
ST MARTINSVILLE-Per steamer Ida-50 hhds
sugar bbs molass-s RObt Hare bbls sugar and II
1hds do Pascal &cO2 bbls rice 10 sacks rough ric.
Simms LEVY bags wool Maynard hides NJ
Levy-6 boxes eggs Surle &co-l bales cotton and
undries to order-Tota bales cotton 62 hhds sugar
bhs sugar { bbls mOlasses
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Empire-Sundries
o order
BONNET CARRE-Per steamer Josephins-Sun
ries to order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Hunter-Sundries
0 order
THIBODAUX-Per steamer Lizzie Hopkins-25
hds sugar 6 Bayly Ponds bales moss Clark
Brown-5 do SulsO-5 bbls potatoes r Perret
~ pkgs eggs and sundries TO order-Total IS hhds
ugar
-kLDORADO-Per steamer Garry Owens bales
Dtton Lehman, Abraham kcs-6 Jno Phelps Leo !
- Hardie 3oo-31Eeyer, Wen kcs-2J IsHatrisd
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. J
Tuesday Morning, July Z, 1874.

We would respectfully call the attention of oul
steamboatmen to the superior advantages offered
10y the BULLETIN as an advertising medium. II
Is the only daily paper in the city that publishes
! the full manifest Of steamboats, and this feature
alone causes it to find its way into the counting
room Of every merchant in the CITY.
The weather yesterday was clear and oppres-
sively hot.
Business was pretty fair yesterday, and if it
| continues as good during the remainder of the
week, there will be little cause for growing
Capt Chas p. Truslow has taken command of
the Gladiola.
The Texas, Capt. Cas-. W. Stinde, left for Shreve-
port on the 9Th inst She leaves here on return
trip to jefferson, Shreveport and intermediate
landings, on Wednesday, the Sth inst
the A kat Sn' '" cannon arrived Sunday night on
Capt. Carleton has resumed command of the
The Shannon left for the Ohio yesterday even
ing with about $50 tons freight.
The Fannie Tatum came to the upper landing
yesterday morning looking as bright as q new
pin. She leaves On Thursday at p. NJ, for Lou
isville, Cincinnati and way points.
The river at this point is feet inches below
high water mark Of 1871.
The Katie received quite large freight yes
terday.
The Henry Ames, Capt Jacobs, leaves for st.
Louis at p NJ. to-day.
The Scudder liz the next boat due from st.
Louis. She will arrive III time TO leave ON return
trip Saturday, 18th inst.
The Belle Lee and Bradish johnson left the
wharf yesterday to rest awhile i
Our young and handsome friend " G. En- |
triken. has taken charge of the Gladiola
We were pleased TO in the office of the |
ight-draft packet Bertha Bruner our old friend |
Capt. Ferd V. Cellos.
The Gladiola. Capt c. P. Truslow leaves for
Jefferson, Shreveport and all way landings at 5
P II. to-day. Capt. Ed. Groves has charge Of
Ter Office.
The regular Attakapas packet Ida, j. p. For
ray, master, leaves tomorrow evening, at 5
o'clock.
To those of our steamboat friends who are in
want OF stencil plates. stamps or anything in this
inc, We recommend our friend Jimmy, of the
lrm Of Murphy Gormley, on Natchez street,
lear Magazine Jimmy is well known on the
liver. =
The Mary Alice and barges had in addition to
ne 2OOO sacks salt mentioned in our last issue
" hogHheads. $50 boxes sugar and 80 tone Of
tser freight.
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