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does surely and effectually control thcm.
The testimony Of our best cltlzens, oi MI
classes establishes the fact, that CHERRY
PICTORIAL will and does relieve and cure
the am filcting disorders Of the Throat md
Lungs beyond any other medicine. IN"
most dangerous affections of the Pniini-
nary Organs yield To Its power: and cases
of Consumption, cured by this preparation
are publicly known, 30 r"nhfkable hs
hardly To bc believed, were proven beyond
dispute. As IA remedy III In mcquhp, on
which the public may rely Tor tuII ptotrc
tiOn. By curing Coughs, the ioreruhhcrs
Of more serious disease. IL saves uhhuln-
brrrd lives aud amount Of suffering not IN
h., computed IL challenges trial ana
cOnvincrs the most skepticaI. Every
family should keep ~ on hand as u pro
lection against the early and unperc"ly"d
attack ~ Pulmonary Affections, which
are easily met at first, but which becomes
inCurnblc and often ihthI, W h'gl'ct'h.
Tender lungs need this defence; and " II
uuwlsr to DE without II. As "A safeguard
To- children. amid the distressing diseases
which besrt the Throat and Chest al
Childhood, CHERRY PECToRALh inNhluh'
BILE: tor. by It's timely use, multitud's arc
rescued from premature graves ahd saved
10 the love and affection conferred on theiu.
n acts speedily and surely against oTdi-
nary colds, securing sound hnh health
restoring sleep. No one Will suffer lrou-
blrsOnc Influenza and painful Bronchitis,
when they know how easily they can b"
cured.
originally the product of long lab0riouS,
and successful chemical Investigation, no
cIyst or toll IL spared In making every bot.
tl.. I'm IN. utmost possible perfection. IL
NAV De con identially relied upon az pos
srssing all the virtues IL has ever exhibit.
ed. aud capable Of produc:
memorable IA the greatest "
faci.d.
PREPARED ny
Or. &c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
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STATE BoNDs-Quict and closed strong.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm and in re-
quest.
SToCKs-Advuncc i@s per cent in the
early dealings, but after I'll" first board
became heavy and pricc- declined Ia !
per cent in the entire list. During the
last hour of business tn" market was
weak for all but Lake Shore. and gcncr-
ally closed ut the lowest prices of the
day. The decline was most marked in
Erie, Pacific Mail, Union Pacific,
Ohio * Mississippi and {. {. " |. {.
The transactions to-day aggregat
ed 10000 shares, Of which 1000 were
Western Union, 1900 Pacific Mail,
1000 Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore, $1,000
Union Pacific. $4,000 Ohio " Mississippi
and 1000 &. {. X |. {.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November ll.-Plour-
Unchanged. Wbcat-Wes;ern dull and
unchanged. C0rn-DuIl and nominal
at Sc. Oat-Quiet and firm st 62fo &c.
Rye-Dull. Hay-Unchsnged. Pro-
visiCns-Firni stock light. Pork-Un-
changed. BacOn- Shoulders ac; clear RIB
sides l0ilalSgc. Hams-UHchaDged.
LArd-l4!Ee,llte- Buttsr-Firmer;
choice 70 tine t1b 3O,a23c; choice roll
3Oc. Peirols1m-Un nchAnged. Coffee
Nominally unchanged. Whisky-FirTn,
Scarce and in improved demand at 81 %
@l 0l.
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4 walking AdsefIr.~mesi.


DR.. r. Y. Perez, Befato, y. T.:
DEAE SIk:-I am Q walking advertise
ment for your Golden Medical Diseoyeryr
PurgAiiye Pellets and DR.. Sages Csisrrh
Remedy, they having cured me Of cAisrrh
Of nine yesrs standing, which was 20 bad
that il dishgured my nose, and, while
curing II, your medicines also cured me
Of asthma in its worst sbd rno~t sggra-
waited form. Before using your medicines
I had become reduced in fesh from one
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wheeling stock Market

The following are the arrivals of stock
at the Christman House yards during
last week, and ruling figures paid by
purchasers. The prices paid were about
the same, but the market Is very dull;
CATTLE-Arrivals during the week
LIS head, II, - 0o"i % per cwt.
HoGs-Arrivals during III" week 223
head, at So 500" q 80 yer cwt.
CNLvES-Arrivals for the week -, at
s. OOca 10 On per head.
SHEEr-Arrivals during the week were
-. at - OOGa ) 90 per head.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November lly-Flour
-Firmcr; supcrfne - OOca4 %; extra
- -. Wheat-Firm; red 81 2Oca ~ {;
amber 81 23Cd %. Corn-Actiyc; old
yellow 92ta g3c; new do 1jrn So. Oat.-
Moderately active; white ga 6@c. clo.
yer Seed-Scarcc ut - 2j(a 9 o.. Pctro-
leum-Stcady; crude in barrels &c. do in
bulk 4!c; refined l0Ic. Wbisky-Scarcc
at 81 Ol. Butter-Quiet at 2sCa30c.
Chccsc-St"sdy at lica lGlc. Egg
Firm; western 27G2Sc.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, November ll.-Cattl"
Receipts for to-day 73l head for two
days 2,907 head. Supply good and mar k",
active at II small advance Oh yc-tcrdny
for good cattle; common weaker: extra
q IS; medium to good s. 50Ca6 -; COM
mon TO fair 81 25(n 90: stock.rs 50 oOGa
4 %: aulls 81 25M3 25. Hog Receipts
for today 1910 hend for two days $3.50
head; best So sOtd7 %; Workers s. ljCa
625. Sheep-Receipts for to-day 400
head; for two days II 30Shead; best - 75
G5 OO; medium 81 OOCd4 90.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, November ll.-MoNEr-
Closed at 2!@& per cent, E! per cent off
from the highest point Of the day. Ster-
ling firmer at 49, for sixty days and
4SSiG 1881 for sight. Customs receipts
$4,000 Treasury disbursements $43i.-
600.
GOLp-Opcned and closed at ll0l.
Carrying rates Ia l!@2p"r cent and fiat.
Clearings $2S,6l1,O0O.
GoyERNMESTs-S
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"a, desire to call attention to the re-
,fTrcasurcr SPINNER in our tele-
..,rbic columns. 1t isquite lengthy, full
.nov suggestions regarding tha cur
-.,cy question, and must prove Of inter-
.., :, the reading public.
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n p.ukN.

T,.pAr three executions Of murderers
eilI take place in Pennsylvania. W. 5.
TnDgR1ooK, who entered into conspir-
.,y 10 drrraud certain life insurance conf
,.ri,., with one w. 5. GOSs, and after
ards murdered his partner in the theft,
will be- hung At West Chester. And
OMARA and IRWIN, who together muir
i.r,i the mother and sister of the for mer
N the 18th Of September last, will be
bgnr at Montrosc. Hanging for murder
j.. evidently not played out in that State.
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Rs, BUTLER dies hard. He means
,,,cbirf too 1t i, said that he has pre-
o,-ei IN explanation of his recent defeat,
abi,b he intend, to make public. In
III, he charges many of his profeSaed
c-.a,I. with treachcry and he threatens
=, start. y new party in Massachusetts,
1,B B. has no other virtue he is certain
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Toledo uarke et.

ToLED0, November Il.--FlOur -
QUIT and unchanged. WbeAt-Steadyi
No.2 white Wabash sli7!; No. ! slnb"r
Michigan FL IL; amber Spa 81 o.; NO.
red s1 II. COrn-Dull and lower high
mixed &c; new CSC; low mixed new Gdci
white S2I. Oats-DUll; No. Or No
= 5I!c; Michigan 52c; white ji!c.
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View York Dry Goods Mark ct.

NEW York, November ll.-Thcre
WAS moderate demand for domestic
goods by the package, and the jobbing
Distribution Wa light. Cotton goods in
steady reque,t for smNll amounts; four
ward brown cott0ns in demand and firmly
held in tirst hands. Fancy Print quiet,
but Side Band. active; AGENT price for
American Madder Fancy Print : !c.
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Dissolution Notice.

existing between X. Straw, W. u.
SawtelI and X. W. Steadman, under III"
firm name Of X. straw 4 Co., IN this day
dissolved by mutual consent, W. u. Saw
tell retiring. The business will In futurr
he conducted by the remaining partners,
who will pay all liabilities OF the Int" firm,
and collect all debts owing Ia the same.
X, STRAW,
W. ID. WTELL,
X. W. STEADMAy.
oCToRER n, 1874. noNO
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SPORTING NEWS.
TroI,ing Race Postponed.

SAS FRANCISCO. November 1.-THE
trotting rarc belhcen Fullerton and Oc-
cldent of Chicago. was postponed till the
26th Of November The track Wa, too
heavy.
There i: much excitement over the
great running race next Saturday. Katie
Pease sells even in the pools with Thsd
Stevens.
Billiard Tournament.
New YORK, November ll.-Rudolph
300. Daniels 221; winners average
27-39. GARNER 600. Slcs-on -; win
ner.s average, Is 1916.
Yignsu1 600; Joseph Dion pa; win
ners average 2s-3i.
Daily 300; Cyrille Dion 245; winners
average : 6-42
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Cleveland Market.

CLEyELAxD, November li.-Whsai
Quie; and unchanged. Corn Steady
and unchanged. osts-CnchaHged. Pc
troleum--steady; standard white car
lots 9Ic; Ohio State test HE ,mall Iot.
Ia &c higher.
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PIftkburgh Market.

PrTTsBUEGH. November ll.-W heat
Quiet and unchanged. Con-PiFm; new
ear Gj(a,G7c; new .h"llrd CYg 70. Pc
troleuhi-Crude at 7jc at Park"rs; re-
fined at IOic for Philadelphia, delivery.
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FROM our reports this morning the
,.bil;,ies are that the weather to-day
n be partly cloudy, with northerly
:n3. md lower temperature.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
'FFlCE oF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, November IL, SIN. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest, decidedly cold and
partly cloudy weather, with northeast
70 70 northwest winds and high barometer,
foF the Lake Region cold and partly
loudly weather, with north or west
winds, rising barometer and areas OF
snow. For Tennessee and the Ohio
valley, local rains, followed by cold and
partly cloudy weather, northerly winds
ana rising barometer. The lower Ohio,
tennessee and Cumberland rivers will
rise during Thursday.
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Payment of Coupons OF : Per Cent.
City Bonds Refused.

YoUNGsTnwX. o.. November ll.--On
last Saturday morning two coupons of
the seven per cent. city bonds. bearing
the date Of December. 1872, were pre-
sont"d for payment, which was refused.
These bonds were signed, dated and
numbered, but never negotiated, as the
rate of interest was too low. Other bonds,
bearing eight per cent. interest,
were issued in their place and III"
seven per cent. bonds, without being
properly cancelled, placed in the custody
of the city clerk. Upon the presenta-
tion of tn" coupons rs above, a search
was made. and it was found $4,000 Of
them had been ah.tractcd. $1,000 Of
which amount has been found in the
hands Of q. F. Wharton, the party who
presented the coupons. Wharton has
left the city. 4 committee Of the city
council j. investigating the matter.
Muiiny AT Sea.
New YORK. November IA mu-
;inv occurred at sea on board the ship
Neptune, on October 10Th. One. half Of
the crew were colored, and the white
.ailors rcyuit"d brcaus" Stephen \.
Smith, IA c"iorrd man. was made boat
swain. The whit" sailors on the night of
the 2Oth. beat Smith in Il fearful manner.
The entire crew were arrested to-day.
Charges of conspiracy to dcfrauf Gus
toms, was made to-day. before the L. :.
Court. against ". }. Pollock, IF the I'M
porting firm Of W. J. Pollock & Co, and
Rawson Van Nolkcnberg and his son.
The specific charge i, that the Van Val
kenbergs al the instance Of Pollock, sub
stituted for four cs-c. of rich silks, while
on their way from the wharf TO the store,
for appraisal, four other cases bearing
similar marks. but containing inferior
goods. on which there is lower rate Of
duty. Pollock. hail Was fixed at SO
coo, and Van EoIkenbcrgs At $1,000
each.
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Oliver Charly is lying dangerously ill
al his residence on LoIg Island. His
physicians believe his recovery impossible.
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AYERS
Cherry PeCtoraI
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,Su
as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
Bronchists, Asthma, and
Consumption.
Among the great

Among the great
discoveries OF
modern science.
that arr Of more
real valuoto man
kind than this "f
mctual remedy for
all diseases ot ia"
ThToatand Lungs.
a vast trial of It's
virtues, through
out this and other
Countries, has
shown that 1t
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YRGYARED ~
Or. J. C. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass,
soIp BY ALL DRUGGIsTs EVERY.
WHERE. ostB
r. J. SMYTH,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
~x .,a vou,tssnth st.

cutoris is more than 2 suo.tIiu,s ior
caSt1r 0il IL ts the only safS article In ex-
,s..nc. whieh N errtvin 10 asAimilate the
,c.od. regulate the bowels, cure vind-eolic
"a nrt,duoe natural sleep. 10 contains
nsither minerals, morphine or alcohol
and n p,sasant 20 tAks. Chisarennssa NOT
exr md mothers may rest-
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VOL. l2.
at'heelius Register.

CoI5 closed in New York yesterday
1lnl
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A Farmer Shet and Robbed.

PITTSBURGH, November lI.-AbOut
dusk this evening ~ II farmer named
Gotthard Walz was driving To his home
at LamrcyS Run, and when ut point
about two miles from Allegheny City,
he was set upon by two men, who shot
and robbed him. Mr. c. Fralick came
along II few moments later and the
wounded man was speedily conveyed to
Shallcr's tavern, where an examination
of his wounds showed them to be fatal.
The victim lived long enough to make a
will and deposition, but at last accounts
WAS in u dying condition. No arrests
have vet been made.
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The POmcrOy Case-A. Is. Smiths
Identity Denied,

TorEKA. November lin the Pomc-
rop case at Burlingamc to-day, contin-
uancc WAS granted, on motion of the de-
fcnse on the ground Of the absence of
material witnesses
The State Superintendent Of Public
instruction SAYS he know, Of no such in
sttutiUn ls the Arkansas Valley Collegi-
ate Institute, of which one 4. b. Smith,
now soliciting aid for the Kansas destitute
citizen, represents himself to bo cx-
President.
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Confession OF Murierers.

BtxGuAMrToN, y. Y, November ! |.
A special from MontroSe, Pa, says
O'Mara and Irwin. who are to be hanged
tomorrow. have each made statements,
thr former confc.sing killing his mother,
and saying Irwin killed his sister. This
is III a written confession, now in the
hands of the sheriff. Irwin. in verbal
statement, denies actual participation
in the murders. but ncknowedcs being
present and assisting i'll di-posing Of the
bodies.
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Statement Of Real and Personal Es-
tate In MRSsachusetts.

BosToN, November 1.-The journal
will publish tomorrow, the annual state
mcnt of the real and personal estate of
nil the towns of Massachusetts. The to-
tai taxable valuation of the State exclu-
sive of personal property and deposits in
savings institutions is 1881, 30l l65,
gain of sos, ,l6l,l75 over last year. Only
thrnn counties renOrt loss.
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Ocean Steamer.

New YORK, November ll.-Arrived
Steamships City of New York and
Russia, from Liverpool.
The steamer Goethe, from Hamburg,
has arrived.
LONDON, November ll.-SteamshiI
Peruvia. from Baltimore.
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Toledo. Peoria d Warsaw Railroad
Company.

CHICAGO, November 1.-THE Toledo,
Peoria ard Warsaw Railroad Company
has, it is stated. abandoned the Iowa
division of its road and moved all the
rolling stock therefrom into Illinois. The
managers state that this has been done
because the Iowa division didn't pay, but
this is cOntradicted in the same quarter.
1t is also rumored that the Toledo, Peoria
and Warsaw road has been divided, and
that that portion running East from
Peoria will hereafter be controlled BY the
Illinois Central Company, and that be-
tween Warsaw and Peoria by the Rock
ford, Rock Island and st. Louis Rail-
road Company.
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NEw YORK. November ll.-.A sweep
ing measure oi reform was cOuragCou,ly
adopted tonight, by the Polio" Commits
Sioncrs. who, IT, sever all cntangling al
lance: between the leading officers Of
the force and the citizens, transferred
thlrty.thrcc captains, thus placing every
police command in the city in new hands,
with the intimation that should any cap
tain be found guilty of harboring gam
bling house in his command, speedy
trial and dismissal from the force will re-
suli
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Rufer Also Confesses-

CINCINNATi, November II.-George
Rufer has made confession tonight to
the Coroner. His story is that he WAS
drunk and that he had been that day dis
charge, and that Andreas Egner told him
he would not have TO work 81 hard if hs
would help kill Schilling. He says he
was so drunk that he hardly knew whs,
he was about. He drew the details of
the murder about the same as young
Ecner did. only he charges all the active
participation in the deed on young Egner
and his father. snd says he only kept
watch and kept the dogs quiet. lndigna-
tion is SO great among the Germans that
a double watch is kept about the jail to
nrevnnt lynchinp
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BosToN, November lit is reported
that General Butler is preparing for pub
lication letter, showing the cause of his
late defeat. He claims that he was be-
trayed by men protesting to be his friends,
and promises uncomfortable revelations.
He threatens to form new party in
Massachusetts.
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FORCED Stock Certificates.

CoLrMBUs. November ll.-Somc days
ago. Haydcn,s Bank of this city received
from banker in Chicago $50 worth "f
certificates OF the Hooking Valley stock.
The certificates were endorsed by George
Wilcox former citizen Of this city. and
now = resident Of Bloomington, Illinois.
A. Il was known here that Wilcox could
not write his namc when living here, sus
picion was aroused and Wilcox commu-
nicsted with. II now turns out that
Wilcox had this stock deposited with
sn attorney in Bloomington, that the a.
tornev had beea i'll for about two months,
and that during thSt time the attorney
safe wa, robbed. and this stock vas
among the plunder. The thieves have
forged Wilcox name tn the certificates
and sold them 20 the Chicago banker.
Providence n. L., Election.
PROVIDENCE, K. l. November IL
In the Municipal election to-day, Th"s.
4. Doyle, Republican, who has stead
fastly sustained the Board Of Water
Commissioners, against the efforts to
oust them, is reelected by large ma
jori,y. The City Council is largely
Republican, and in favor of the present
Water Board. The prohibition question
was brought into the election, and but
nine out Of ten alderman are regarded
- snti-prohibitionists.
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IL widely known
as one ofheiBost
enctnal RENE
dies ever disrDy.
cred for cleans
Ing the system
aud NJ urlfyin x
the blood. II has
stood tire tsst Of
years, with n ron
siantly growing
reputation lyas'd
on ia intrinsic
virtues aud SuS
sustains.i by It's
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HARRISBURG, Pa, November ll.-Th"
application for the repricvc Of Cdder-
zook was rejected by the Board of Par
dons. and the following message has been
sent to the Sheriff of Chester county:
You may say to Udderzook that the
application for i repricvc in his behalf
has been fully considered, and that the
decision is adverse.
[Signcdl J.t. hARTRANFT.
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Meeting Of Manufacturers.

PROVIDENCE, November II. At u
meeting of the Committee of Manutac-
turers to-day, the chairman announced
that replies to the circular of inquiry had
been received from 1876 mills, mostly in
New England. All but four or five
had reduced their production at least enc
third, and will continue until January
lst unless forced to resume by the action
of others indisposcd to bear their share
of the disadvantages by running on par
tial time.
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The Illinois Election.

The Tribune has the official returns
from 100 counties in Illinois, all except
Cook and Franklin counties, which give,
in round numbers, Ridgewsy, Republi-
can for State Treasurer, 4+,0O0 majority
over Carroll, aud give Etlcr, Democrat
for Superintendent of Public Instruction.
-, 900 majority over Powell. The vote
of Cook and Franklin will reduce Ridge
ways majority Ia about $1,000, and ILL
crease Etler's to 10000. The official CAN
vass of votes in the I'd Congressional dis
trict is not yet completed. Lemoyne'o
attorneys, having claimed that the vote
of two precincts in the city and one i'll
Evanston should be thrown out on ac-
count of intormaities or illegslities of the
board Of canvasscrs, will decide to-mor-
row as to to their power and duty in the
matter. If these precincts should he
thrown out, it will elect Lcmoync, DEM
prrat by about 100 majority.
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\. u. Bagging business.

MEMPHIS, November ll.-This morn
ing about 10 o'clock Robert {. Ramsey
Of Helena, Arkansas, shot himself at the
Wsrsham House. the ball entering just
below the heart, inficting a fatal wound.
4 telegram to his father was found on
the mantle, saying, "1 have been driver
from home and am msddened. shall
commit suicide. God help me in the
name Of Jesus.
A colored man named Gordon. living
near here. was shot and killed by DIR.
White, neal Commerce, Mississippi, yes
,erdav. Gordon had stolen shot gun
from DIR. White for whom he was pick
inc cotton, and the Doctor attempting TO
regain the gun, was fired upon by Cor.
don. The Doctor returned the fire and
killed Gordon instantly. White was
tried and acquitted.
The Forged City Warrants.
Pu1LApkLPHIA, November 1.-THE
Brokers have offered reward Of 5000
for the detection and conviction OF the
forgers Of the city warrants.
x counterfeit So note on the Traders
National bank Of Chicago made its ap'
psarancs to-day.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-29

IeNtIdlInWo.
2onb II, %. Mai. - giSmarf bat auf
ieiuem @ute Sar5in eiuen lei9ten Sfiidfall