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Thorc il a delegate to tie convention now att
ting at tho St. Louis Hotel who, In every respect
ia curiosity and . wonder. Jpt black, over ri
bis weight oannot bo loss than TOO pounds. Il
is venerable In appearance drosAod altar \ vor1
eccentric fashion, aud Of tho n1oat kindly and
good-humorod oxpreasinn Imaginable. They
have built sert Of divan for him, and tbcro ho
IN tho proceedings. but boaming like 4 Titanic
ohornb On everything and everybody. His narno
is Reoao. flo appears to ba1ong to tho bettef
class OF colorcd poop1o, and with his white hair,
benevolent rhyslognon,y, aud dacont behavior.
no less than by his lncoiceivabIc size is an iao-
1atod 1guro amid tho snar)ing, dlsorilorly mob Of
rnffaaua who compose In .grnas part this latest
manifestation OF tho 1lopub1icau party In Louis
ianh.
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star Of tho Tonting Hospital whInh Inn Inn.
Innt. trosntxAd In that iii. - ee1.

etan Of tho Floating Hospital vhlnh Inn ,u.t
been organised IN that city. $500
Two brotlloiB marry two sistarB, who IRA
cousins Of tho btothoru, Tho oldor brother haa
aevoral children by tits wifo, and aho dos. Ho
then marrlos younger slstar Of Ills first vito
and has eovoral ohiidron by hor. Ho snd ths
wife Of 1ih brother thcn die. 4 fow yearn thore-
after tho youngor brothor marrtos tho widow o1
t1 tHo elder brother sad hae u hor two children.
from Dr. Eflet, Of otr county. who knowa tho
partfca, and Will 10 obliged II any ono will aolva
Tho complex genoalogy (Va.)
Nc.1s.
Franco has boon 60 hoaton and wounded
ainco tho fall Of tho Empire that 1t is an agroo-
able novelty to record Something on tho othor
nido. Hor wheat harvest this yoar tas proven
60 unusually abundant that, tnRtead Of having,
az IN 1879, to import wheat and -four to tho valuo
Of 600, ,0U6, 900, Franco will DO able to export
e15,0 900, 900 to gao. 600 600 worth Of grain This
meana not only good thing for tho French
farmors, but also for bread-conBumors In En-
gland. whore tho harvest will bo only an aGeraga
yteld.
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Fatal SmAshtlp on the Toledo, Wn-
bush d Western Ik0nd.
Special Dtspateh to Tic Chteaco Tribune.
CuAa1rA1oH, ILL.,, Aug. 14.-A aerious accident
occurred on tho Toledo. Wabash & Western
Railway this morning at Sydney. Tho way
freight, botng two hours bohind tin1o, stopped
at tho tank for wator, whom tho through freight
camo tearing along at q rato Of 40 miles an hour,
and without giving any warning. rushed head
long into tho oaboose. Tho elTect Was terrible:
Deaidea completely wrccking eixteen cara and
ono Of tho onginos, it Instantly: Killed. ono Of
the paasengera, aud horribly mangied three
othorB. One man Ia missing, supposed to bo IN
tho wreck. L lady On tic train, supposed
to 10 tho wifo Of tho man Killed,
has lnin unconscious most Of tho time since the
disaster. She has told diHerent stories IS to
who nho is and whoro sho ca1no from. It 10
thought har nasne Is Drooks, aud her husbaul
Is agent or mombor OF somo theatrical company.
Dre. Howard and poarman, who immediately
left for the relief Of tho suGorors-
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PARIS, Aug. 14.--::Le sot,' atatcs that Marshal
Ba9ainc arrived at aoaoa on board tho steap-
yacht Baron Ricasola, disguised na servant, at
aessa 80 SsSs q n2 Mo1as sse fpngm og m f. apa m s
Marguerite bY. Q oo1ooh, on the previous eyen-
ing. Tho statement Of tho Governor Of tho fort
that ho went to- bod ut 10 o'clock On Sunday
night, Ia therefore untrue. La 6oir sAya TINT
tho prison authorittos
Pins, Aug. 14.-Marahal BaEalue arrived at
Mayonco yesterday from Dasio, and will 70 to
BRUSSELS via Cologne. Franco will mako no de-
maud for his oxtrattition.
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4 Memphis Rough sttra Up the Wrong
Customer.

ME1uu1a. Tonn., Arg. II. -This afternoon
Philip Donnolly, formerly mato on tho steamer
Qnieketep. had IN aitorcation with Hcury Weaver
about half dollar which the lattor Ind loaned
him, and abused and miatreatod Weaver who
eaoaped from him. Donnolly thon went on
board tho stoamor A. ]. White, and. going into
oolorcd man, aud, drawing bowio-lrife, stabbed
him repeatedly, iiternlly dlnonbowoling him.
Donnelfy thcn atartad to buard tho Quiokstep,
when Woayor appeared on the Bcono, and, draw
ing pistol. Arod throe shots at Donnolly, ono
taking effect Ia tho back, tntlictiDg n fatal
wound. Wosvos WAS arrested. Tho coiored mnn
will die.
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Gall for Stnto Temperance Convention
in Wisconsin,
Special Dtspath to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
osnKosn, Wis, Aug. 14.--A call for State
Convention OF temperance men, to organize u
now party based On q prohibitory liquor law, is
in circulation here It originated In Ripon, and
has for ita object tho nomination OF full ticket
for state officers next yoar, and candldates In
fall, The majority Of te1nporsluco mon nora
howorcr, dIsapprovo Of the call. The Conven-
tion is to be hold Ia this city about Sept. TO-,
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GuErpu, Ont. Aug. 14.-A case Of shooting,
which Eaay prove fatal to two persons, occurred
noar tho Catholic Cemetery last night 4 man
named Hazol installing Miss Colyer for his
own daughter In company with one Hurley, fired
ball entered Hnrloy's left eye, and tho second
ontercd Misa Oolvor's mouth, and passed. out
through tho check. sho fed, pursued by Hazel.
who fired again, shooting hor III tho neck. Boil,
tho victims no In very critical condition. Hazel
fni
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THE CROPS.

Bpeetal Dtspateh 10 Tha Chicago Tribune.
LAHALLE, ILL.,, Aug 14.-obaorvatfopa through
tho pouthcrn pnrt Of I4nSn}lo nnii Marshall Coun-
tios warrant tho conclusion that tho corn In those
roatous will scarcely prove = AAt crop, and
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Pro1libttt0nistso OF Groom County, q.
XEN1A, O., Aug. 14.-The Greon County Pro-
hibit1on Convention met to~lay and resolved not
to 90 into tho primary election on the 18th, but
to nominato tioket Of their own.
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On tie tslauI, IIo ofton distributes bottles of
olarot and paokagas Of cigars among tho boy;sy,
which makes tlloir hearts rttn oyor, Win graft
tudo, 80 that they always xon1onber "UNclo
Blu In their oriaona.
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At NasbvilIe. Tenn.

NASHVILLE, Tonn., Aug. l4-A IRE occurred
hara at q o'clock thla morning, destroying the
Rock City papor mills warerooms. Tho loss is
$4,000: Insured for S15, 900. The fire also
damaged George a. Dieke!a Wholesale liquoz
houao to tho oxtont Of about $4,000. The 1oss
on the building is 81, 900; all fully covered by
insurance.
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First ALABAMA D1srn1Cr-nEpunI1cAN.
SELMA, Ala, Ang. A.-Iho Republican Con-
grcssioual Convention, after four days $685.
sion, and On tue 24oth ballot, nominated Jero-
miah Hara1aon {colored).
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BANDusxs, O., Aug. 14.-Tho Oaatalia paper
mill, at oaatalis owned by loyt J. Son, took fire
shortly after O'CLOCK this afternoon, and was
completely destroyed. No particulars "a to loss
and insurance rocoiYe1.
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NINTH TENNESSEE D1srn1oT-DEMoonAT1o.
Mrspu1s, Tenn, Aug. 14.-Tho Democrats Of
tho Ninth Congressional District, ut Humboldt,
yesterday, nominated ". p. Caldwell, Of
Weakly County, for Congrosa on the thirty-flfth
ballot. Tho nomination Was then mado uuanl-
NOUS,
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The Arkansas Democracy.
LITTLE RooH, Ark. Aug. l4.-Tho Democratic
State Central Committee has called q State Con-
ventiou for tho purpose Of nominating candt-
dataa for stato othcora On tho 9Th Of September.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Many who nre suffering from the
sdoota ot tho warm woatbor md arc ohftated are ID
vsed h9 physicians to take tnodoratu amounts Of whisky
two u,roo times during tho day In 1ltt1s whl1o
thoao who adopt thia advice frequently increase the
number Of "dstnks." and In tfo become CONFIRMED In
obrates. bdvozaEo which viii Thirst fer
Intoxicating Nquor. and which Is lutelc especially Tor
tha bonoat Of dobtatad po.rons, whother at homo
abroad. d Dr.. 8choneks BcaSccl Tonic, Containing
tho Juices Of medicinal horbs, t,is prepas<on
docs not croato srptc Tor tho intoxicating oup Tbs
uonahnR and hcliesuppostins properties II nanyvato
nlo nstarat prodnolona contained In It and well Known
to medical hazoA strengthening inllususo. a
sinxls bottle Of tho Tonic will demons1sts tt salpAblo
qualities. For debility arising from slekunss.
tlon, fron any whatcyc Rlassfn of asa<
Weed Tonic tatpn afto1 noa will strengthen and czs4ts
an appetite for wholesome food. 10 all who ase about
ioa.ns THUR homes, eAt,o To that tho e1uo1ians
objects Of Dr.. sohouek'a scasonebso roottcs, AWeod
Toutc and Mandrake Pills particularly evidpnt ucu
takou by those who niuriouAy Affected BY ahsngo of
water and dlut. No person should lca.o home without
taking supply Of ticeo safeguards along For sac by
all 4rugglsts.
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LoNpoN. Aug. II The steamship Loipsig,
from baltimore, has asTlyod ont,
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. l4.-stoamahip WYomiugs
from New York, haH arrived.
New YonE, Avg. l4.--Arsiyed, stoasaship Assa-
gon from Bristol, Europa, from Glasgow,
IlyEapooL, aug. 14.--stoaulshlp lluHHla, iro'n
Now York, has arrived out.
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ARKANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL cohvEN Tl0N,
LITTLE 1tooK, Arl., Aug. 14,-1'ho ordinance
sinking and sohool fund to pay tho expenses OF
the Convention and run tho State Governments
has oroatel considerable stir here. Tho Ireas-
uror refusoa to pay out tho fund without nlai'-
damuB from tho court8.
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OBITUARY..

RALEIGH, N. O., Aug. 1A.-ston II. nogera,
mernbor Of tho United States ConXroHs from ttala
District In 1860 and 1854, and tn 1871 and l87a,
died suddenly frQm hamorshago OF tho !nnga TO-
day.
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apdet4s NADu*cH ~ "s 1ft*FAI@ 3FEpH"et
cnAArAlaa, ILL.,, Aug. 14.-A eurious a1torca-
ton TOOK place last night about IA o'clock bo-
twccn Stephen Charles md Joromo Kemball.
Komba1l and Mrs, Charles voro out On the street,
when thoy mot Afr. Charles, who struck Kemhall
with boot. Kembali then drov knifo and
stabbed Charles in tho neok from which ho died
tn q fow minutes. In o short titno tho officers
had tho murderer in jail. To-day ho waived OK
animation before Justice Heas, and was conf
mittod. All three OF the PARTIES arc bad charao-
tora.
Suicide at o Would-be EVixe-Nluxdorer.
NEW Yonn, Aug. 14-Lowia Mesaman, Of No.
70 Canal stroet, shot himsok dead last night,
after failing In IN attempt to shoot bis wife.
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C1CAGo Daily Tzrr7,t, SATURDAY, AieuSr 1874

d,t:1a: :.u .i!y botncon tho Athletics, Of pontt-
ao ind tho Ronfrows, Of Dwight, tho latter wiu-
ming by soore OF 20 to 10.
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SIX Lives Loat by Collision Rt Sea-
QUEBEC, Can, Aug. 13.-The brig James Loi1.
for Swansea, canao In collision with tho steam-
ship Norma, and tho Captain aud five Of tho
crew Hero drowned.
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.dERMANY'

49,. GERMANY,
BERLIN, Aug. 14.-A body OF Monpontcs from
this e sosa!dsy On t:f e hs ,1asd unsd
BtAte8.
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-.-i1snot oornoF Of Wells ana KtnsIssts.
Iijanot pornor Of UansI and haaxio.st*.
CHICAGO, RocK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD.
,,no, cor,.r Of }sa iiue an Shtft9anss 1tekA etf'
NFpe' '''F"' brand lurlfo Hutst.
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GENERAL ITEMs.-T6e Helena and
Tom jasper wore both detained aground
several hours, coming GU. from 81. Louia.
Capt. J ohn W. Martin, Of the Laclede
hotel, St Louis, an old-.imo steamboat
man, widely known and loved, died ut the
Hot Springs, Wednesday last.
The Helena and Tom Jasper, both mad Q
additions here.
Tho Jim Fisk brought out wood. work
enough 20 make 900 wagons, bu, tina, was
sbou. all she had.
Three wood-choppers werc murdored
lately by the Indians at Muscle Shell, on
the Missouri river, COO milos above Bis
marok, ono Of Thorn being burned at thu
stake. Indian war parties are 6wsffn.ul
tho upper Missouri country.
Tho John b. Mnude will no, come h,ci
this season, as she expects to enter hoi
old trade between Memphis and New or
leans, in connection with the Belle Leo
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NEW STiiG,-.,Ismcs Summcrwcll is
erecting slairl on the Twelfth stree; side
OF the Cunningham building, leading to
the city council chamber. Somo people
thought before they commenced tho stair
part Of the work that /! WAS going TO DO
a portico for the city clork and use of the
aldermen for retreat 10 cool themselves
Of when over worked or over heated after
en- exciting debate. etc.
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SERIOUSLY INJUKED.--Mr. w. w.
Luttroll, whilo disinounting from his
mule in tho roar OF Elliot! & Haythorn'a
store, last evening, caught his left foot in
the stlrrup. Tho mule became fractions
and Mr.. L. was thrown violently against
arhy, and lay insensiblo for somo timc.
One side OF his face Was badly bruised.
lIo was carried to a drug store eolso by,
whore his wounds were dressed, and then
taken homo.
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InE CAusE or TEMPERANCE finds ope
81 Its most insidious and dangerous foes
In the many so-cAled "tonics " ana can.
pellsrs." made Of cheap whisky and re.
ia'o liqaoF', finished up to suit dcpravoa
appet'es under tho namo Of medicine.
DR. WALKER's CALpoKNiA VINEGAR
Differs are mono Of these, They arc no,
u beverage, but are genuine medicine
purely vegetable, prepared from on
iornlS herbs by regular physician. Fer
all diseases Of tho stomach, liver lidran.
bladder, skin and blood, they arc an in
islhbIe and unriyslod remedy
l5.G and w.iw
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birds CouRT.-Eilen Brown, ayisitor,
was found on tho streets by Policeman
brown, beastly intoxicated. She w,s
taken before Esquire Bird and lined ono
dollar and cost, under the head Of plain
drunk Sac was allowed until evening 10
leave the town
Jane Adams a high tempered colored
woman tried to cut Elizs Harris (colorod,
into minee meat with large poke,
knife. Both blows were aimed A, IN.
hs"Tt' Fortunately Mrs, Harris lodged
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nRpINANrE No. Il,

An ordinance TO amend Section - OF or.
d'ance No.
BE It ordained by the city council Of tho
city Of Cairo
SECTION /. That Section ~ Of Ordi.
nance No 4, Do amended by adding after
tho words Suitable diver the following
, ''Jnd any of the foregoing animals 20 run.
Mug a. large, are hereby declared nui.
sauCa.'
Approved ,cptcmhcry, 1874.
| JoHS WOOD, Mayor
! Attest:
/ WILL. Is, iAwRiN', City Clerk
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CoMDIEATIoS TRoUPE.--The Sheridan
Slack and Doyle combination troupe, on
route from St. Louis to New Orleans, 10
All an engagement at Bidwells Academy
OF Music, stopped at tho Planters house
yesterday, waiting TO take the train for
that city. The company number fifteen.
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FuyERkL NorICT. Died, at the resi-
idencs Of his parents on Fourth street, at
9! o'clock II. IN Sept, 10th, 1874, Daniel
Patrick Burke, son Of PGtrick and Hon.
ora Burke, ngel two years, eleven months
and ton days. A special train will leave
the foot Of Eighth street this day at "a
o'clock p. M, to convey his romans TO
Calvary Cemetery, villa Ridge. Friends
and acquaintanccs are respectfully invited
10 attend.
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This Ia q good sho wing.

FInE,-Tho chimney Of the building on
the corner Of 18th street and Washington
avenue, occupied on the lrst floor by Mr..
Jaookol as saloon, and overhead by
Judge Bird, burned out sbou. 10 o'clock
yesterday morning. Tho lire alarm wss
sounded and all the compsnics were
promptly on the ground, The alarm also
attracted large number Of people to tho
spot No serious damage was dono.
Tho wors. sufferers being Justiao
Bird ana the patrons Of Mr.. Jsoskol
who weFo deprived Of their regular lunch
on account OF tie kitchen stove having to
be removed in order TO examine tho chin.
ney, etc.
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JoHS ANTUIM-Mr. Antrim wishes 10
Inform his Numerous customers that his
fall stock Of piece goods is now complete !;
consisting Of the best brands OF imported
cloths, beavers and csssimerf, and is now
ready to "elothe the naked" n. red ucsd
prices. Give him u call. 224.9.u-2t
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lMrRoyENEHT.-The addition to tho
New York store, building thirty by
eighty feet, brick, is shout competed, Tho
shelving was placed in yesterday, and
fa'ier * Go. will remove their dry goods
department into this building to-day.
Aessrs. Stout & Gorman, contractors, did
a quick OBJ in this case.
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FREE TRIAL BOYLE.

A MAN intending 20 90 business must lrst
prepare himself 10 meet the requirements
Of Ills customers next he must let every
pogsible or probable customer know that he
il SO prepared. In very small place he
may TELL ali the people what he can do. In
n large Village printed handful, poster OF
circular, properly distributed, viii be efiica.
ciOus, but WHOEVER II IN PLACE LARGE
lNoIiGHTO SUPPORT A NEWSPAPER WILL.
FIND THAT 1T Is THE CHEAPEST MEDIUM
TuRoTGH WllICu 10 ADDRESS THE PUBLIC
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KHIGnr TEMPLARs.-- This body turDs
out two and three nights during tho wcoI,
for drill, and by the time thoy start for
New Orleans, will be quito proficient and
do crcdi. to the city in tho grand parade.
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The barber slop Is on mo sorner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
whore j. George suonhouso with His gen.
tlemsnly assistants can 90 found a. any
hour Of the day or nNht, ready TO sooine
your feelings With q smooth shave, or cool
your temper AM head with good sham
poo. Itis. frst-clsss shop, and you arc
sure Of receiving arstclass treatment,
Ladies and childrens hair cut or cur!.s
o,Hthe most sDprDy.isty sl1.s
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MAX KuEHEE, tho organ builder, is
ready at any time TO tune and repair
pianos and melodoons. You may safely
trust your instruments to his care you
will not DO deceived.
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PERsosAL.-Mr.. VIM. B. Giber. re,
turned Wednesday from two weeks
visit to friends at Alton.
MIR. +. G. White Is absent q, Spring.
field.
Mr.. 4. Q, Pace, commission IN erchsnt
has gone north on business tour.
-Jewe,t Wilcox left on yesterday
evenings train for st. Louis, on a flying
trip.
The business manager OF TnE Bull
LErIN took the morning train on Il visi,
to-somswhere up north.
Mrs. Geo. Lentz and daughter re-
turned yesterday from lengthy visit to
friends in Ohio.
Mr.. Max Roller arrived in town yes
'erday, and will call on his friends during
this and the coming week.
Il. w. Lyon, Of the Memphis Ava
Iaacho ia in tho city, and will remain
until Saturday,
Mrs n. r. Gilbert reached homo yes
teFdsy irom months trip. While alb
sent she visited friends at 81. Mary, Mo,
and Alton, Ills.
Judge Mulkoy left last night to at
tend the Union county circuit court rs
defendants council in the Lentz case. He
VIII return the middle Of next week.
Alderman This,lewood may be seen
changing on tho garden gate in lonely
sort OF way now days. His family is at
Mason, among old friends.
Col Rehrdon returns from Crittonden
SprIngi now man in health-has lost
the sunset tlnge hue no wore when last
seen in our midst.
R. A Elmundson, Il merchant OF
Clear Creek, is in the city attending
court and making purchases, Mr.. Il
willremain in the city during tho week,
taking his hash at the Delmonico,
Mrs. Il. NJ. Stesrnes and daughter
have gone to Michigan on q long or short
vlsit,--been conc three days. Mr.. S.
says month Like country school
master, ne 10 boarding. round" sleeping
on dry goods boxes aud in by-wsys and
slieys,
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THAT TUMBLE - Mr.. Gladney osti.
mates his loss BY tho falling in of his rcs.
dsnco at over two hundred dollars. All
his crockery,ey to the cups and saucors
was broken, and scarcely thing in the
house escaped damage. lie has employed
regular house.raiser to put things to
rights. He should have engaged com.
petent man 10 raise the house at the start
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GRAND JURY.-lhoy are still psgging
away and making good progress. 9hoy
took n recess for few minutes yesterday
afternoon, in order TO make away with
some msions, etc, that some consIderate
friend had ssntin.
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a. DuhuEht
WEISS n. BURGE

TRANsFER.-Ths Illinois Central rail-
road has for some days past been trans
fssring to the Mississippi Central r. Il
from ten to fifteen cars OF fruit, melons
and other vegetables destined for southern
cities, and still no cholera reported from
that region.
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HoEsEs. THO horse Of Mr.. Cunnine
ham, which fell IN hole ON Twelfth
street, night before las: IL moro seriously
injured than frs; reported. Mr.. C. eI,
poets Tho animnl 70 die hourly.
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by lack Of receipts, and comprise b coors
young, 2 %; 2coops mixol, old and young
, 70; 20 dozen young, ? o0ct2 80.
PROVISIONS
There {, considerable call Tor smoked
moa,, and none in market, Prices are
nominal; great many orders are in the
hands Of dealers awaiting Tor suppliol.
FRUIT.
The fruit market is quiet and dull, not
enough doing 10 establish prices. We
note sale Of 30 bbl. choice apple', 90
.@2 50,
ScueNrKs PuLWoSIc SrBur-For tho
euro Of consumption, coughs and colds
The great virtue in this medicine Is that il
ripcn5 tho matter aud throws il cu, If tho
system, purilos the blood, ard thus effects
cure.
! scugECK's SEA WEED T0Sfg, T0H THE
/ CURE 90 DYSPEPSIA, lSpip EsrIos, a..
Tho tonic produces healthy action Of
the stomach, creating On appetite, forming
chylc, and curing tho most obstinate cases
Of indigestion.
ScngscKs MASpRAEE PILLS FOR Tuf
CuUZ OF LIvEs CYWpLAlYT Sc
These pills are Alternative, AID produce
healthy action Of She liver without The
lc.,. danger, as they arc FREQ from cal
omol and yet more eGaciou' in restoring
a healthy action Of the liver.
Tneso remedies are n certain cure foi
Consurnp. on, as the Pumonic SyruI
ripons tho matter and purides the blood
The Mandrake PILE act upon tho liver
create healthy bile, and rcrnove AZ dis
oases Of tho liver, often cause
OF Consumption. The SCI
Weed Tonic give. tone an'
strength TO the stomach, makes q goo'
digestion, and enables tho organs to form
good blood snd thus creates a healthy
circulation Of healthy blood. Tho com
bned action o! ihose medicines, As thu
explained, will care every case Of Con
sumption, If taken in time, and the use o
tho medicines prosotye4 in.
Dr. sehg.ck Is Professionally nt h'
r.inUpal o.Gca, corner sixth aud Arch
St., FAuatelphi., every Monday whcr'
NIL lctl.r8 Tor advice mus. De- sIdresed
ScEeneh' mod.y.ues for sa.a ~ DruggIts
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