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by
Miss MI. Z, SIMPSON,

At the residence of Jerome Behem, in Kahn IS
Addition to Jackson.
Orders. solicited, and work warranted to give
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How Lost, How Restored


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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Stations marked thus ~ are flag stations, and
trains will stop when signaled to do
W. w. PEABODY, Master Transp.
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WAGON SHOP.
" oUIS BERDEL,
Wagon & Carriage Maker.

Shop in the brick house formerly occupied by
w. A. Gllliland as gunsmith shop, on Ports
mouth street, near the Gibson House.
He carries on the Wagon and Buggy making
business in all its branches.
REP4IRING done on short notice.
PLOWS on hand and for sale. Taug 25, Toy
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TELEGRAPHIG,
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin
THE LATEST.
FrOm WsshipstOu,

WAsuIsorox, January 24.-TLs Prssi
dent has appointed James b. Rawlings
son of General Rawlings, late Secretary
Of War, one Of the cadets at large TO The
military academy ct West Point.
The Louisiana bill now in preparation
by General Butler, Senator Carpenter and
others, provides that the new election pto.
posed for that state shall Be con.
Quoted under the supervision of
congressional commissioner, consisting OF
one senator and two represen tativss. Gen.
Butler will, 1t 10 ssid, have Charge Of the
bill 10 the House, and its passage will de-
pend on the support Of the Democrats.
who. for the most part arc opposed TO
Of the question. being adverse
10 Congressional Interference In the At.
fairs Of the state, although condemn pp
he mssns by, which the, kellogg govern.
msnt YES placed 10 power, SsnstoTs Car.
pentor and Thurnsn and Gen. Butlar
had . pfoionged consultation yesterday
IN that subject.
WARRINGTON, January 24-The gain
n the stock Of coin In the country during
he first G months OF the current asesi
gesr 10 given 81 about thirty millions Of
dollars in gold, and ono million dollars tp
silver. The number o. trade dollars ia.
Iusd wAs one million two hundred ana
twenty-five thousand dollars.
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xsA1xfs ~ NJ Flies, All,
Saekasesd " MI. oofa-ns s * :
-; In g,Sd 49, .. 7aa7a Os;s
quis asd waAk4 81 D. Hsy-vsstsrr
Hn. Bran dAg q is sacked. Buik
meats hrmes; shouldefs G}(S61; sides 81
@sA. PosAtoes--psach blows . s0fS2 90.
Lard dull. 'N'
! ST. Louie, January 24.--Hsmp dull
and unchanged. Flcnr fail rrades a.
s V0@s 90, scarce asd waited. otbe,
gre1ss dull Wheat dull, few buysys Ana
nothing wanted except spYipg. No .
spring 25(9l 2at; No 3 red faii, 1 asa
! ~; No offered 81 I 656i s2 bid.
CorA 1920 higher, No 2 ruiYed s2SS C:,c.
Osts firm and unchanged, No 2 mixed a.
0Altc. tFr HIF' ~
CHICAGO, January 24.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat dsman active and
prices advanced. No l 2s; No2. 1 2s
cash; ] % February: I rs March: No 8
! 1891 Let. Corn stsady No 2 Ssl spot;
GA February: 50 March. Oats, Demand
setive and prices advanced, No 2. A2a cssh.
3st February. Rys demand fair and
prices advanced. No 9, 7sASso. Barley
demand actvs and advanced. No2l as
81 20; NoS %o9i ~. Pork steady At
II 2eSl 80 spot; Il 30 Esbruery, II So
Mrreh. Lard demand fair and prices sd'
yanoed spot; vt February; 81 March
Bulk meats demand fair and prics sd.
vanesd. 0houldsrs 81; y h n 8 o a..
Green meats steady. Shoulder 81; hams
'SsS Whisky nrn d 96A.
NIw YoRx, January "a. - WHISKY
steady at 30. Wheat in moderate de-.
nand and higher; NO 2 Chicago spring
6o@l 60 No 2 Milwaukee / siGi %;
Iowa spring saOl 90. Rye fair; west.
err and state I ol@i 10. Barley scarce
and advancing Corn 10 nodsrs.s Dc.
mand, 10 buyers favor; nav western
mixed ssGss; new wsstsr yellow s70ss;
old do 81; old western mixed saa93. Oats
In moderate demand end higher. Coffee
and sugar afm and unchanged. Nolassss
unchanged. Pork armsf; new mess
10 90 prime mess l6 90. Beef ana cut
meats unchanged; middlss aru.sr; long
clear :.is; short clear 81; long and short
clear February 81. Lard armsr; prime
stsam s-le(S9E January. February ana
March q; April 10. =
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Probabilities,

WAszIsoroS, January 2A--Tts pro-
liabilities for tbs states east Of the MissIs.
sippi river are colder, and generally elsa,
weather will prevail with continued high
barometer, and North westerly 70 North.
sasterly winds.
For the Ohio Vsllsy and thence ncrth.
ward over the upper lake regions and
westward 10 Minnesota, clear or partly
cloudy weather, wi,h low ten psraturs And
Noftherly TO Southsrly winds.
For the Middle Atlantac and New Eng.
land Ststss, colder and partly cloudy
weather, with fresh 10 brisk and occasion.
ally higher to westerly winds, and falling
barometer.
For the lower lake region light snow
followed BY colder and clssring wssthsr :,
With vestsFly winds ~
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JOHN HowAaD, the great philanthro-
pist, married his nurse; he twenty.fye
I've, and she hfty.two. John Wesley
married vixon. Peter the Great mar.
fied Q peasant girl. Humbold married q
poor girl, because he loved Der. Shsk-
sPeare welded . farmers daughter. By.
ron married for nonsy TO pay his debis.
Robert Burns married . girl whom hs
eourted in the plow.aeld. Milton parted
from bis vile. Washington married q
widow, franklin married the girl that
saw him with the rolls under bis arm.
Andrew jackson married lady whose
husband was living. Edward Lytton
Bulwer married shrev. General Ere
mont married the daughter Of Thomas
Benton by clipping. Martin Luther mar.
ried nun. Esther Hyacinthe married .
convert that finally converted him.
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4 zE80RT.

R is.sz tee Nsw.6esnsszlnsss,
- "a svi6Seee thet The qualltiss u
asfvs sae deWnfleht sptuek afs 90 esn.
rne4 TO ~ hsfoic ms& b orSasien, there
herswish Offered the narratioA Of . cir.
cumessnee In which young girl bore her
sell bravely under such trying eixcum.
stances as would have severely tested the
most dosged determination ever shown
~ she genus homo. On Sunday laet this
young lady was at church when, during
the delivery Of the sermon, she euddenly
became aware that something OF a
crawling nature va, making an erpsi,.
uous journey up her leg. Startled, ae
may well be believed, she was for the
poncs bersft OF power Of action, and there
forthwtA olnsUd sanh other shpvurh shee
mind axtfsnsiy lively and fsssful epeee.
tensions touching snakes, rats, and host
OF disgusting creatures, but with q deter.
mined effort she recovered her presence Of
mind, and by the time the "thing" had
got short distance above her knee. she
clutched !: through her dress with q vice.
like grip, and held on like grim death,
Since the frst revelation of the distress.
ing circumstance she had not uttered q
sound, nor given any outward sign Of the
mental torture abe must have suffered, but
sat rigid and composed, FIRMLY gArspin stha.
horrible thing" which she knew was
some living creature, when, upon being
elutehed 1t gave forth . squsaling sound.
For full thres.qusrters of An hour the
brave girl sst thses - composed - ever,
sill retaining her hold, g. sha close Of the
ssevice, vheA shs depnrtea home verbs,
never rslaxiAg her gtip until reaching
home, when, giving hurried explanation
to her mother she tainted dead away.
A quick examination by the N other re-
vssled the presence of : rat, dead ss . |
Is the cause Of the unhappy sd.
venture. which for lively interest ana the
'evealing Of . remarkable spirit 10 the
mind OF young girl Is not often matched
n this latter day.
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From New York.
rue IpLEKs REMAIN QUIET.

new YoHK, January 24.--Ths super.
intsndent Of police, while admitting that
there is some danger OF . disturbance
s,ill existing among sSortion Of the un.
employed workingmso, he denies all
knowledge Of any foundation Tor the
statsment that An order has been issued
for the protection Of the churches, owing
to iniorms.ion that thrssts. we're made BY
Conn, snist lasdsrsj ROC doss The captain
OF tns pssdnct Ia Which the conv rent OF
s., Catherine 10 situated know the founds-
ton OF the rumor that this institution was
to bs burned by the more desperate OF the
Communist leaders. A large force Of po.
lice was held 10 readiness last night Of the
headquarters, oonvepisnt 70 the convent
The corher-stons Of the Tribune build.
Ing WAS isid to-day according to the pro.
grAnmo.
fhApp,
The pionisf and Catyssco rtAui
amounts 10 nearly $4,000.
DISCHARGED.
OGe thousand msn we're discharged
from the navy yard duriag the past
week
J0sEPH ". fkIkNAS,
wss Srrsignsd In the Hudson county court
Oh 9 charge Of wilful murder. He plead
not guilty, and bic trial IVES cot do1a fer
tie foth u February.
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From Kjlkssbarre, Pa

WnKEssAHrr, January 2l.-Y ssssrdsy
afternoon . miner was walking along the
main street Of Pi,tston on his way home
from work, when . stranger on the side
walk, apparently watching for some one,
approached and shot the miner dead
Half dozen persons who witnessed the
shooting attempted to arrest the murderer,
but hs threatened TO shoot sny one who
intsrfersd, and pAssing down the street,
disappearsd in An alley and hes net since
been seen.
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NS. JIEFExsoS DAVIS, being asked at
New Orlevns 70 relate the cisum stances
connected with the Gushing letter, told
the gentleman who q Questioned him on The
subject that he had no recollection OF such
letter; that he did not remen Der hay.
Ing received any letter from Mr.. Cushing
et the time referred 70, and that b. he'd no
knowlsdge OF the person 10 who's behalf
~ Litter purporh 70 have bssa '~rftaen.
This is . strange fact, - the incident is
ONE thst would be likely 10 ,npress
memory 50 tenacious a. that of Mr.. Davis.
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IL will be remem bered thst after Ell
lott, the colored Niger from South Car
olins, delivered his famous "spsech' in
tho House, the Times suggested that the
effort was in all probability an emsnstion
from some gigantic caucasian intellect. 1t
now transpires that the speech was writ
ten out by Mr.. aoSr Of Massachusetts,
and given 70 Elliott 10 deliver Chicago
Times.
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From New Orleans .

Srw ORLEANS, January 2A.--In Gal.
weston shi' morning, At the criminal
court, the case Of J. B. Helm, charged
win the murder Of John .Is,gusoa, ~vss
called and owing to the non.assivnl Of
witnessss, was held over. While the cass
Vas waiting, Johnny Ferguson, son Of the
murdered man, approached the prison or
between the railing ana the table, unob-
served, and drawing out Q fvs-shootsr.
shot Helm through the head, killing him
almost instantly. Young Ferguson was
arr ,stsS and il now on trial,
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TIE Washington corrsspondsnt Of the
'Csuriss-Jsssaaf ssys Fred Great ~
sndsr he ianusnes Of liquor when -
saaleles Doua Hat With The inssasion Of
: nsiag ~ isaasd osne on ths hsad Of the
lsAssr q the 'Capital' LisutsaAnt Fred
isssalA Join temperance society.
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COKRECP,
Carbonate Obser,sr.

We bad, up to Last week, supposed John
oberly 70 be printer. - We are happy to
learn, through the st. Louis Democrats
report OF Johns sayings, that our former
opinion was founded upon our ignorance
of Johns true avocstion--" am . farm.
err said our brother, and ttus nobly
placed himself amid the rank snd die Of
zoe farmers.
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From San Francisco.
SUICIDE.

SUICIDE.
sAs FEAscIsco. January 24.--C. A.
Layton. committed suicide ny shooting
himself with 3 pistol.
The weather here 10 clear and very cold
for this locality and season.
The prospects for az abundant harvest
throughout the stats are excellent.
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From Worcester. Mass

WORCESTER, January 24-1hs arst
convention Of the instructors Of deaf mutss
ever held In this country 10 In session here,
discussing the methods Of teaching artic.
uistion 10 the deaf and dumb. The con.
vention has voted 20 establish manu.
script periodical for aistrikaaon among
the institutions.
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fITnsuSs January A-Rivsr on .
stand, With 10 feet Q tnehs. N ,

- NHL Na u
AEnSnm, sAusty 2<~-ksvsr falling
slowly. Wsstler clear and cool.
NAsuyIILs, January 24--DspArtsd--
y Cook, PAduesh; BfApsford, upper
Cumberland Davis, st Louis. Weather
clear. and cold. River rising, with IL fss,
on shoals.
EvAssvILLE, Jan. "a ~-Ulsar, u.rcu.
~ 80 to 20. River risen one foot wind
from the north. Down-Shippsrs Own
1870 pm; Mary Houston, Q en-; Grey
Eagle, ? pn; Andy baum and c b
Church $40.
ST. LoUN, January -. - Arrival
Lady Leo, Red river Kate Kinney, Henry
Amss and Pauline Carroll, New Orlssns.
Dspsrtsd-Commonwsalth, Atlantic and
rssgsr. New Orlsansi Capitol City, vicSs.
burg Belle Shreveport. Rsd river; 6slls
xsaph,E Memphis. River rising rsp.
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From Phnsae,pn,a.

FAuADILrHIA, January 24.--Wm. Il.
Littlejokn has declined the NJ ,inati On for
Mayor A An independent candidate.
Mayor Stock, nominated by the Rspubli.
cans, is now the only candidate In the
Geld.
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THK total cost Of the csntsnn NAL sxhibl.
tloA. 70 estimated ct ten million dollars
" ~ sum ~ city Of Philadelphia and
the Railroads connected With Il have raissd
three millioos, I've hundred thousand dol.
lara, No. Other eity or state has ~ yet
contributed aid, though much talk has
BEEN INDUCED In on the subject There
ssnsiss bat little over two years until
thpsSsss Sih sAksplacs. ana vhAssvse Il
- b done should be done quickly, unless
he people Of the country are Indifferent
- 70 whether the csntsn NAL celebration Is
. suecess Or . fsilurs. .ser... 49,. ..
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From wheeling, wv.
.uAEs RARegs SUM-

TuAEE sARegs svSS.
WHEELING, January :i.--The towboat
Panther with . tow of coal, struck the
railroad bs1dgs "a ljsllsirs the afternoon,
sinking three barge.
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TEE meeting fths AthlGAn state
grange q Kalamazoo Last vSyk drew To-
esther eight hundred psssuas Of luz
landry.
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ffsn eaaef.


CLEVELAND, January "a Frank Froth.
inghsm, fftesn years old, was killed yss-
scrdsy afternoon by falling Through hatch.
way No. sb, on River street. '-@
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BOckharen. Miss.

booKaAsKs,Janua 2i.--5teAns hotel,
Grant i Swinehals dry goods store, and
the post.ofiee building were burt Loss
81 ZOO No insurance.
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RIVRR NEWS.

Othce OF Observation, Signal Service L.
army. Daily report OF the stage Of water.
with the changes for the 20 hours ending
O'Clock p. m, January 70, 1874,
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From Halifax
IunEE IOSI.

HALIFAX, January "A dispatch
from FelHoutb, Jamaica, announces the
arrival there from this port, the brig T.
1orrillA, dismastsd and with TIE loss Of
three Of her crew In gals.s
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essAa,s .ssssr - ev.ss Ssss
.F+----

esta ODvesmsnt sixteen e4ollzss
an4eesoeaW 90 70 discovsf ~hse1et
Ju4eV vnts vs1A for McClsaI0 An
1894. ~ 49,
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Tnx Rev. Z. g. Wines, secretary Of The
American Psissa sss0cissiu., addressed
the nsnbsrs Of the esssral assembly on
the subject Of prison reform, on Wsduss.
dsy ntght last. A. the conclusion Of the
lecture, Gen. Bsns, one of tAs illinois pen.
.ssatiasy commissioner. novel commit.
tssof r. lsgisiptpts %, apps.a.sd BY The
4Nt u so-spsrAts with the prisen associa.
don Uf Iliinbis, 70 taks measure; 10 carry
'aaee sfsrt the methods
Vt i, fsform suggested Ssns
tors Candsid, Whiting, Bsiding and
nssvat esd Representatives Brsdwsll,
AAas. u Hancock. RIlarap. Obsrly and
RsgssA vsrs appointed such committee.
Ata assline bsld BY the committee on
VAussaAy sfssraooo. il Wa decided 70 call
. meeting OF the friends Of prison re-.
s0sa y Ilinio's. in Springfield on the
.si9Atssssh Of February NEXT fot she pur.
~ ofSdscung = perusnsn. organiax.
.f,pe. 80.
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sBelOw high water marx.
EDWIN Booyu,
Observer SIX. Ser. u. +, A
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o.
fossNAsrxs GrsEIAI hss replied 10
~ Sseass resolution prop sing RESTORE.
tea Of the fsauking privilege. He 10
strensiy oppossd V such restoration. A.
tss lsv fsesalins The frasking privilege
oaly vsoa latO effect % the first 81 last
seAy AsA Che vine hss NOT bssn long
enough " Sivs. IL . fair trial,
~ - sseonassds b. that Il b
uos repealed until such \ irial can be
usdS he sssimsass that the ne, .Alss OF
stamps for the ns1t fscal year. to cover the
transmission Of matter formerly sen,
through the mails under the franks Of the
.sAds VI the dpAstrasIw viii amour, Il
two and> quarter millions Of dollars. In
tbs event. however, d rssurning 70 . ire,
distribution 70 the people ol
publl. locumsnh sud .,
Improved Ssld and garden sssi'i b. aug.
xssts, IN view ef ell the facts. that Lis Dc.
psrtpent should be empowered TO arrange
for tAsis tssnspsstasion - freight IN other
essvsysncss than mail cars. so ~ not to
snbasrsss the legitimate postal business
q ths country. iThs sbsutIsh u the
isaakiAg ipriyilsxs met the general sp.
psssal a 40 psspaA - u n b the
nsans Of sAviag 70 Tie eosstry tw0 and >
quarter nillions q almighty dsllArs
ysss ~ fsst siil 50 fss toward proper.
NJ seosaaslASsiaS public ssstiusst
Iee,nst ito restoration.
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FASTEST STEAMER IN THE
WORLD

NONLD.
Such is the title claimed by her
builders, in England, for a boat they
have Just built to the order Of the Gov
eminent of India for service in the
Orissa canals. The dimensions Of this
extraordinary little vessel are: Length,
81 feet; beam II feet; draught of wa
ter, 3 feet 8 inches. The speed con-
tracted for was twenty statute miles per
hour. The hull, the working parts of
the engines, and the propeller (Thorny-
croft's PATENT are of Bessemer steel,
and the wood .work of teak. The OFF,
cial trial of the boat was made on the
18th ult, under the inspection Of Col,
Haig, h. +. chief engineer of the Ben.
gal irrigation Works, and the results
were: With tide, .0S miles per hour;
against tide, "a, Is miles per hour, Civ,
ing a mean speed of 24.6l miles pei
hour. In another official trial it was
shown that the boat could keep up q
speed OF p miles per hour without
losing steam. These speeds are extra,
ordinary enough in themselves, bu
when it is considered that they are at
tanned by boat only 81 feet long they
become absolutely wonderful, and fal
beyond anything ever before accom-
plished.
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DR.. j. II. MILLER'S
UNIVERSAL
MAGNETI BALM.

This medicine may with prof riety he
called an "Uniyersai Remedy" as II Is fast
superseding all others as general family
medicine. 1t cures, as IL by MAGNETIC
INFLUENCE, Neuralgia and all pain. and /.
therefore very properly termed Magnetic
Balm" II Is purely vegetable preparation.
II has no equal as a remedy for Cholera,
Cholera Morbus, Diarrhgs, Dysentary Collie
and all Bowel Complaints.
Its timely use will cure Colds, Group,
Diphtheria, Quinsy, and all Throat afiec-
lions.
When properly used, Fever and Ague and
other complaints incident to our western
and southern climates, ARE easily broken up.
Nervous Pain, Sick-Headache, and Rheu-
matism are cured by this medicine when all
others have failed. Toothache, Earache
Burns, Chilblains and Bruises are relieved
at once by it, use.
The genuine has ID. Ransom Il Co.'S pri-
va'e Revenue stamp on the outside, and DR..
J. X. Miller's Magnetic Balm blown in the
hottie.
Examine closely and buy none but the
genuine.
Sold by all Druggist. Price % cents per
bottle.
-. RANSOM, SON &C.,, Props, Buffalo,
n. J. Jan. 2s-x-6t.