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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-18
BERLIN.
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE trial Of Count Won
Arnim has been postponed until December 9Th.
PARIS.

PvRIs, Nov. lila Liberte to-day admits that
the announcements that compromise had been
effected between the Governments of Buepos
Ayres and the Insurgents were false.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-18

No second-class brands of Havana cigars, but
principal brands only of all the frst-class
Havana manufacturers, will be found in the
stores of F. A. Gonzales & Bro, for sale, retail
at wholesale prices. The attention Of consumers
is especially called to their advertisements in
our columns.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Mark Lane Express
says: The weather during the past week has
been cold. There has been some snow and frost,
which has been injurious to pastures, but at the
same time has favorably checked the wheat,
which was getting too 1uxuriant. The wheat
market ia improving in tone. A rise of shilling
is noted on the Continent
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-18

GLOBE THEATRE.-Kit has reason to congratu-
late himself on the audience present last night
to witness the new stars, Miss Maggie Weston
and Miss Minnie jackson. After every act the
several artists received repeatt d encores. The
orchestration of Prof. Vosel was marked event
of the season.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-18

with grief, and can scarcely realize the hor-
rors of last night. The boat did not break
in two, but went down stiff and solid.
I cannot account for the sinking, as she was
not overloaded and there was no unusual
water anywhere when l retired at night. l
cannot tell how many passengers there were,
or who they were, as the books are in the safe
in the clerks room. Many Of the passengers,
Of whom suppose there were about thirty
five, were strangers to me. Among those
knew were Mr. Antonio Ban, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Martin, and Mr.. Frisbee, engineer OF
Magnolia plantation. Mr.. Antonio Ban is
supposed to have been lost. Mr. Martin was
saved, but his wife was lost, and Mr.. Frisbee
was lost.
To the best Of my belief we had 167 hogs.
heads of sugar, - barrels OF molasses, 26O
bbls of rice and 735 sacks of rough rice.
The Captain is an old gentleman about sc
years Of age, and is very naturally whelmed
in grief The bodies of two Of his children,
Fannie and little Walter, have been found and
taken to the Captains residence, No. - Spain
street Mrs. Jeanfreau was slightly injured
receiving blow on the back Of her head in
some way.
STATEMENT OF Mr.. D. R. PERRET.
Twas a passenger on the Empire. Got on
hoard about 2 o'clock yesterday evening, al
Hard Time Plantation. The steamer was
already pretty well loaded.
After / cot on the steamer took on board
about so or GO hogsheade Of sugar and some
100 sacks of rough rice, making load thai
in nv opinion was scarcely safe.
Mr.. Baldin, OF Mississippi, and myself re-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-11

NEW PltEPAhAiiUAo.--r brlngnurst & Co.,
others to tho following new ~ epaIa toiz
Of their manu- actnre. which are destined 10 DC
cupy "a prunIfnent position as the most popular oil
the nutIitive tones.
MIEHAHD BEEF, each tablespoonful representing
tho Dourishing constituents Ut one ounce ~ treeh
Beef With the gentle stimulating properties Of Pure
Sherry Wine.
WIsK or BEEF AND IRos, containing the same ~
the above with the addition Vi three grams OF Citrate
oil Iron In ach tablespoonful.
ELIXIR BEEP, each tab espoonful Representing
the nouEishment OF ounce OF fresh Beef, with =
dessert-spoot tul OF Finest French Brandy.
ELIxIR oP BKEP IRON, AND CALIsAYA, each
tablespoonful Of which contains tie noufishing
| PyrvI-hosphi ate OF Iron, eight grains OF CAssy u
| BARK, with Finest French Brandy,
The above elegant preparations are palatable
and grateful to tie taste, acceptable To the stomach
and Uniform in strength having for their basis ure
Extract OF Beef the LutTitiye and value
OF which in debiiitated conditions OF tne syste - "a
| well established. They are ennently adapted to1
| tue treatment OF those suffering fiOm the debility
resulting prOt acted illness In the sinking stages
OF typhoid and other feyers In the eHhA1stion and
fatigue arising ITUn work. lOss n appe'
lite, impaired digestion apd dysrepsi4. AZ "a resto-
ratiye and invi SoI aOr tfsy invaluable for the
convaiescent, III the debility accom- panyug old age
IN the rapid growth ciiuTsB, and IN all forms Of
| general debility ate ded by defective nutrition
nervous pToHJEEttOu aud an Impoverished condition
| Of the blood.
Prepared and -ol Wholesale and retail by
A.. BklAGHUKSi & 90,
5,A,h & Market Sta. Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-11

The New Castle County Mutual
INSURANCE C0kPANl.
OFFICE ''lnstftute Building.
1nsures against FIRE Houses and all 0t er kinds OF
Buildings with their contents, for periods If time
raing FROM tire months to term of years.
MANAGERS.
WILLIAM TATEALL, WILLIAM CANBS,
M. M. CLEAvkn, GKo. RIcHARDsuN
JOHN GUYkR, SAM'L CAHHl.
CHAs W. Rowland, CLEMENT b. SLTrB.
EDWARD BRfEoHuRs T, A. p. SHANNON,
L. 4. BELLAH, JAMES RIpDIK.
jams BRApYoRp, Gro. H. BATKs,
ASHTON RICHARDSON
WILLIAM TATNALL, President
SAMUEL d. SMITH Secretary feb 10
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON
Deposits Of the Public Moneys
FINANCIAL AGENT Of fHE UNITED sTAIxa
EDw. BELTS, g ID. ARMSTRONG,
President. CAsHII
CAPITOL $I00,OUU.
THE COLLECTING AND EXCHANGING OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES ATTENDS
| FOR SMALL COMMISSION
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK ExcHA
FURNISHED TO REG CLAR DEPosIToRs
WITHOUT CHARGE
DIRECTORS MEET Oh MONDAYS AND
| THURSDAYS at $50 A. N. FOR DISCOUNTS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-11
WATCHES AND JR wELRY.

O. T.. EuDoI.F
HAS removed from No. 217 to NJ. 231 Marie
RA Street, below Third where may be found g
large and carefully selected stock OF " atcbes
spwelry, Silver Ware, Silver Plated Ware ID, rert,
Dinner and Tea Knives, Clocks Spectacies Eve Olss.
ses, SC &c, Of the most beautiful aad desr able
styes-
especial attention is called to an assortment q
the best quality
FRENCH CLOCKS
IN black white and yaregated italian marble, whict
VIII be soh n moderate advance on the importer
atches, Clocks and Jewelry promptly ard csrs
fully repaired by skful worenen and wa rantei
give satriactoh ian ~ at Il
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-11
Braces
m. K. i3ttIN GIU RsT


Ii Cholera Ni1tare, Oh our own mako. a ra,i
~ TAI 10 NEEDY Tor l.atfhHa cholera, ani icos- les
u OF the DoweE,
Iss.nce M JaIaaIga HinseT, capital preparation
If the nnest white aIIaica Ginger, manu- actuTed
with the greatest are and suitable 20 the most deli
cate constitutions, neatly put up, at Reasonable
price. "
Fluid lot, making tbs care lie taken To pro
sure the best rennet and then use our beat shef
wine and other Try II.
Gum Camphor, the best Pf1tectiOn against moth
Ior turs WOODEN goods.
Cologne and ba5 nuin 10y tho quart OF gallon. d
DvttIes VI de 81 able styles. Call and examine.
CoG's Gelatne fur Jelly now quite reasonable.
kxuac- Iur the II tuis crchet IN bottles Ut in bulk
No. In quality, Tor s'le II any quantity to SUIT
! tcrrated EiNt 81 tentian. c clam Tor tListLA
has thr Hugv Strength Comp. S.nc GentlaD WIN
the addit,uh fnli dose 81 iron with each dose D
many al, iui.Iee over IrIrated ElISr, COutaih
ING Lalsasa BAN a. It IL uniform in strength AM
/ Appearance, and a pleasant and efficient Tome VI
eOalInehd 1t 10 any one i~hing all Iron tonic.
| TruAses.-Ne have always mad a private apart
ment fol lifting lIus-e-. livery person wanting
trus- lave AdJ usteI to them and warranted
IT.
MIs. Allen r, Halls Ring, wood'z. Sterling's Am
broeiA, aud many ether Hair Preparations at reduce
| prices.
Latour Salad Ou, wholesale and reta. ut
| n. K. BRINGHuRSr s,
| ket
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-11

REDU CTION IN THE PRICE OF Coal.
ON and after April the 2lst, 1873 and until furthe
notice, Ivy prices for Coal will be ~ follows;
Stove, Egg and Broken, sG.s per ton delivered
large Nut Coal, S5.Tb, per do. delivered, once,
Orange Water Streeta, and Pools's Wharf.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-11
DiamondSpectacIes!
Al 3O2 MBrAet strees,

Al 3OS Market slrees,
Wilmington. Deidware.
~ NETILL be found the largest and best assert
w meni OF the shove goods IN the he. STATE
Sets, White China Tea Sets, White China Dim
mel Sets, Edwards White Iron Stone Dinner Sets,
Edwards White Iron Stone Toilet Sets, Edwards
variety, Common Goods Of every description Fancy
Articles in endless variety Hard Rubber Handle
Tea sets of best quality; Cut Glassware, Of every
descriptions Pressed Glassware Of every description
Coal 0 LAMPS, Portland Kerosene Oil, Lamp Chin
neyr &c The attention Of those in want OF the above
goods Isl invited TO my stock of goods In this line. The
quality Of goDs u the best OF the kind that can be
found and the prices 0Y good goods can be sole
ian l-tf THoS. Y. DEEQRMASDIR.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-11
KEMOyAL
'ii1 THE
RTIsA N 3 SAW N q
Ii A N X II

Has been removed 10 Its location, ip The 0lay
ton House, where II Ia now open for business.
SiI per cent. has cecn regularly paid oh Delosdft.
since the alton Of the bank in 1851 and 10 the
expectation Of the Directors that the prhts On The
accrued capital, and the regular business viii en-
.sisss s::s.:
ers and from Widows and Children's Estates, Spd
from those whose business enables them 10 keep
varying balance OF cash, from which. placed With
ms they will derive an income In the thaJe Of
sENI-ANNuAL INTEREST.
When dividends are not Withdrawn they are &C.
counted rs deposits. Thus permanent deposits com
pound their interest twice in each year
MANAGERS.
| WIN. y. HiLLKs, EDWARD DARLIsaToN.
GEORGE W, BUSH. CLEMENT b. SMyTH,
I M. L. LIcHTEnsTKIN, GEORGE 3. QAPKiLR.
| E. N. srorsErBuRo, NATHANIEL X. BExsos
CHARLHs W. Rowland, EEnRr +. DURE.
| jon II. JACKSON, WIN. SWIFT,
! ANTHONY HIoafxs.
| WILLIAM y. HILLES, President
| GEoReE W. BUSH, Vice President.
| T., 4. TAYLOR Treasurer
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-11
Houses HORSES II HORSES ~
FURNITURE CARS IND DR.AYS

4 he subscriber begs leave TO notify his old friend
n, and the people Of Wilmington and 1lcinlty,
fT2SI that he still continues keep his old stand
Hn corner OF FRONT AMI FRENCH Sts Fur.
fhfd Cars Drays and excellent horses to hire at all
hours Furniture and other articles will he removed
city, with great care, by sful drivers. N who de-
SIRE dray wing can be accommodated with promptness
Ct the lowest possible stes
'f-.'-7,iIi.t'., NORRIS. wELDfE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-11
rs WANTED rs

ALL PERSONS BHO OWN 4 HORSE TO KNOW
THAT 4. gringhn rst a Co., have been aIpViute1
Ageuts Tor WILMINGTON, for the sale vi
- EOYEI.S moor LINLuENI
for tie prevention ana cure vi UDS-
. 1RAtTIOh. LoEAs, QtAB1EH CRACKS,
COHTRAUIioS or Tia BACH oISEw, GES-
gRALY CALLED kNEE-oFRuNo SrRAiSs, GALA
SCRATCHES, BHEuNATisM, &c.
have tested BUyers IlOot Lilinlcnt On the feet Of
Jve1 one hundred Horses. The difference TO the con-
ditisn OF feet lie great ia is favor, that would
not be without It for ten times It's cost ~ should be
properly applied 10 every horses hOOt and especially
Ia the 4uasi hen the horses eet are always In CON
tact.with the heated GARTH which dries them up, and
they become hand AMI tygIisli, which produces con
traction cOr,, quarter cracks, contraction OF the
back Sinew, commonly called knse Sprung, and often
rom the rams in The hOO IL produces sweeney In the
shoulder. We recommend It > the best preparation
we Ter used 1t should he every horses hoo
seoInInody-as oil IL used harness mems boot
keep them in good condition.
Elk Conklin,
Prom, si,y md SutsrtnLsndeni ~ the Continental
.yfoLi,s .S1nson Street, PLig.islph,d.
| MIR. NJ. q. Bowen Dsar Scr. This Is to certify
hat have used your Lniment Ia my stables 10
Lree months past, Oh more than one hundred horses
and ind II the best preparation have ever used Of
horses It l. tar hctt--t Inn recommend I. Sem
rue i've cases al once eNpEee~.
| HARRY HAN -l.lb&4
No 1872 Nest 3lst STREET, New YORK CITY,
| Sold wholesale ami retail at pTOIrietora prices b
| L.. EHISGHtRSr & CO.. GpothecaTies,
| LUTpeI Cth and Market Streets,
nnlnAtOn. Delaware
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-08-21
Measuring lightning.

The length Of flash of lightning is
generally greatly under estimated
The longest known was measured by M.
Il. Petit, at Toulouse. The fash was
ten and halt miles long. Arago once
measured series which averaged from
seven to eight miles in length The
longest interval ever remarked between
n flash and report was seventy-two
seconds, which would correspond with
n district of fourteen miles Direct re-
searches have shown that storm is sell
dom ever heard at a greater distance
than from seven to Ten miles. while the
average are barely heard over four or
five miles Off This fact ia more curious
ms cannon eau be heard double or tre-
bio that distance, and in some cases
much further.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-08-21
Blast from SpurgeOn.

Surgeons advice: You ministers
who have got TO be- fine and intellectual,
clear your throats and preach Jesus
Christ; pull the velvet out of your
mouths, ye gentlemen who use fine
words, aud speak 40 that the people can
understand you; and mind Christ and
Christ crucfed. Ye Methodists who
are getting to be very respectable, &c, to
be az red hot az Methodists used to be ;
ye Independents, be like the old Puri-
tans; aud We Baptists. who seem 10 be
damped with cod water, or worn out,
pray the Lord 10 baptize you with fire,
aud that will be the very best thing
that can happen to you. Look at your
ohapels, half full your congregations
half asleep; your preacher, often read
ing from his book, and not preaching
at all or, when preaching, preaching as
though he were not awake much low
or down than his neck; his heart Ia still
asleep, and only his mouth lie talking.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-08-21
Kentucky.

The Conrier-Journal, commenting
upon the feeble and inefficient manner
IA which crime 10 punished in Ken
lucky and the almost certain immu'
nifty with which murder is committed
says:
1t is beginning TO force ltsolf upon
the people that the laws arc openly de-
fled IN every city, town and hamlet-in
every highway, field and byway In
Kentucky, by staggering ruttians who
kill because they know that punish
meni will never follow. II IL beginning
10 be unders,ood that the daily street.
fights which elsewhere would be plain
" aud properly termed murders, that
have restored to Kentucky her olden
title of the bloody ground, would not
occur except that the law aud it's Of
iicers are cowed and cringe before arm
ed brutality. They are beginning TO
understand that, in default OF the pro-
teclion that tho law should give, they
mast protect themselves. When this
growing knowledge becomes ma'ured
we will have--anarchy. We will have
a season o, bloody reprisals, and the So
cial system will after awhile be purified,
but rs by fire. THIS Is dreadful out
look. But il Is an inevitable outlook,
unless the law reasserts itself In time
to avert IT,.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-08-21
The War in Mississippi.

AS we suggested last week, the trou-
bes between the blacks and whites at
Austin. Mississippi, were grossly exag-
gerated in the telegraph and newspaper
reports. One negro was killed, and ano'
Their slightly wounded. No white man
hurt. Only one store was sacked by
the negroes during the time they had
possession of tho place. Seventeen of
the more boisterous ones were arrested
and confined in jail to await trial. And
SO ends the terrible war of races in Tu-
MICA county, Mississippi-less fatal to
life than the previous affair at Somer-
crville. West Tennessee, which was also
good deal exaggerated.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-08-21
The Brave Pilot ofthe Pat Roger,

We take the following from the Cou-
rier-Journal's account Of the noble con.
duct Of the pilot of the steamer Pat
Rogers, burned on the Ohio on the 9th
of this month:
John Hay has sung Of the noble ex-
ploits Of jim Bludsoe, pilot oftEe Prairie
Belle
"rll hold her nozzel agin the bank
Till the last galoot's ashore"
The brave self-sacriice OF Charlie Dit
man, who died at his post on the Rogers
yesterday, deserves to live in story az a
cobler act than that other. When the
fire was discovered he promptly turned
tho wheel 80 rs to head the boat toward
the Indiana shore. But to his horror
he found that the rudder did not answer
to the wheel. 1t was evident that the
tiller.rope had been cut or had burned
through. So the boat was unmanagea-
BILE, and sho slowly drifted upon sand.
bar. some distance from the shore. and
the passengers and crew had the water
before them as their only refuge from
the flames. Although his efforts to gov
ern the boat were fruitless, Dittman
seems still to have chung 10 the hope
that the rudder would again answer to
his will, and so stood at the wheel. stead
fast aud grand in his self.martyrdom,
until the hot flames had licked up the
frail pilot. house, and he persisted with
his hands upon the wheel
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-08-21
Cholera.

DIR. John Murray, Inspector General
Of Hospitals in England, and late OF
Bengal, has written book on cholera,
based on forty years experience in In.
dis, which has been republished in this
country by the Putnams. lie divides
the disease into three stages, and
ascribes IL 10 The presence Of the chol-
era poison in the system. The first
stage is n'dldise, which is frequently I'M
noticed oy the patient. and indeed does
not differ from the symptoms caused by
over excitement, fatigue, depression,
etc. 1t 10 only when the patient has
been exposed TO the cholera infection
that these symptoms should be consid-
cred signals of danger. Improper food
over-fatigue and purga,ive medicine
Especially the lasO tend TO develop
the second stage, which 10 a watery
diarrhe, with purging, and varies
In duration from two or three hours 10
two or three days. 1t is at this stage
that infection is communicated. The
remedy prescribed is composed of
opium, black pepper and assafGtida,
made up in five-grain pills. These pills
are used all over India, and distributed to
the troops. DR.. Murray says that aslrin-
gents are useless, aud chalk, capsicum,
camphor In alcohol, etc. Unreliable
The only safe solid food is farinacious,
such as bread, arrowroot, etc. The last
stage Is that of collapse, which is divid-
ed into incipient, confirmed and final
collapse. To this Doctor Murray de-
votes much space, discussing symptoms
and recommending remedies and meth
DDS Of treatment. In the last. the pow
ers of voluntary life are very low, and
those OF involuntary life are paraizcd.
There is little hope Of recovery, and no
Semedy on which reliance can be
placed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-08-21
From the Memphis Appeal.

The "white." or Democratic move.
ment. is taking il all the States. In
Louisiana seventeen of the leading
journals indorse it unequivocally. Even
Fred Douglass recognizes it. He has
recently written a letter, in which he
urges the negroes never TO vote for a
Democrat, ana also urges them to leave
those States in which they are in a mi
nority, and locate in those States where
they are in a majority. 1t is idle to
disguise IL the issue IL black and white.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-08-21
PRICE OF TICKETS.

Grand Total, 20, 900 Gifts, all Cash 800, 600
PRICE OF TICKETS.
or each coupon $500: Eleven Whole Tickets
for $4,000 22lS Tickets for 100000.
Persons wishing TO invest, should order
promptly, either from the home Office, or our
local Agents.
Liberal commissions will be allowed to sat.
isfactory agents.
Circulars containing full particulars fur
nlshed on application
THO. n. BRAMLETTE, Agent aud Manager,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
Aug, I, lS7A-tnoy30.3i9
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-08-21
THELARGEsT STOCK PRINTS

A Nd DRESS GOODS EVER BROUGHT
N to this market, az WILLIAMS a. cos.
Ctntrolvs Y Roads, May 3, 1896
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-08-21

A German at Terre Haute, Indiana,
sold last year 10000 pounds of grapes
raised on land which, the same season,
would not have produced 60 bushels Of
corn.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-08-21

A diamond rattlesnake was killed
near Palalkn. florida, recently. II was
ten feet long and had eighteen ratles.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-08-21
Warren County.

The McMinnville New Era OF last
week says:
We report light receipts OF wheat and
market weak AT 80 TO IS cents for red.
aud So To 90 cents for white.
The full Democratic ticket was elect.
ed in Warren on last Thursday. The
Radicals had two regular candidates in
the field, who suffered a Waterloo de-
faaf
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-08-21
Athens Cost.
Athens, Friday, August 81, 1874.
The Scene of the Recent Trouble.

The Scene of the Recent Trouble.
Austin, the scene of the recent trou-
Bile with the negroes il, in northwestern
Mississippi, aud is the county seat Of
Tuuica county. which has a population
of 4.l27. II is on the Mississippi river.
seventy miles below Memphis, aud does
a good deal of cotton shipping. Two
newspapers are printed there.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-08-21

Junius says truly "never let an inva.
sion OF your political constitution pass
by without the most determined and
porsevering resistance. One precedent
begets smother; they soon accumulate
and constitute law. What yesterday
was fact, to-day is doctrine"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-08-21
THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT
aggregating
SO. 5 O 90 0 O
LIST OF GIF II y.

will bo distributed by lot among the ticket
holders.