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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-11
seegers' VS. Cincinnati Beer.


THE Cincinnati Gazette makes the sto-
Il nishing announcement that Cincinnati
beer is no longer pure, but adulterated With
molasHes, sugar OF starch, fusel oil and the
poisonous colchicuIn. The Commissioned
of Agriculture, in his report for 1865, saye
That Prof. Mapos, OF New York, analyZeL
tho beer from a dozen different breweriee.
aud found all Of it aduiterated Cocculus
lndicus and nuX vomica entered largely
into its composition.
J. g. SFEGEKS guarantees his beer to bs
pure and reliable. He does not adulterate
1t. but brews from the best barley, MAJ
and hops. Jan2s
A Kerosene That Will Not Explode:
4 LADD1N SECURITY OIL ia offered
"A with the confidence that it will prove
itself equal, il not superior, to any burn
ing oil that has been offered to the public.
This Oil is prime white in color, Is deodor-
lied to the highest extent achieved in the
manufacture OF burning oils, and is war
ranted to stand fire test of 15O degrees
Fahrenheit.
It is perfectly safe fer use in all Coal OF.
or Kerosene Lamps. and az it's name indi-
Gates, will giv,. all who nse il perfcc.
security" i'll doiug sn
Aladdin Security Oil wi.l burn longer
have much loss smell. and not crust the
wick, and will be fund to be very economi-
cal. to say nothing If tho entire ''sccurity
III itA use. For sale at
l.. +. SILLIMAN & CO.'S
oct 1t Drug Store.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-11
Mansion House.

30! Mai" Street, Columbia, S. e.
~(0 THIS house having recent.
ly been enlarged is now
f. a1461a opened by the undersigned
35@a as first class boarding
house, or hotel. Transient and permanent
boarders accommodated. Terms for tram
silent borders, 81 per day. Good rooms and
excellent fare. Mis-. e. E. BKAZEALE.
Now . limo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-11

Mlnce Meat and Plum Pudding.
4 TMOKE'S celebrated MIECE MEAT,
n Atmorc's English Plum Pudding
Just received aud for sale by
Nov 3 JOHN AGNEW 4 SON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-11

La SYE.ISS' UFFICES:
INSURANCE OFFICES:
NOO?IS FOX FAMILIES!
SINGLE BEDROOMS:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-11

OF my o'caas well as of Northern manu-
fdcturc. aud of handsome style aud finish
ALSO,
a full stock of the :el,brated MILLBURN
satisfaction. My prices have been greuNv
reduced, and all vehicles cold are mara nted
for t,ce!oe months, and any defect in work
manship or material will he made good to
the purchaser on sending he ctl,icte 10 neg
Carriage Mdnufuctory.
Nov 10 John AGNEW
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-11
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

I" be held mt Columbia. 6. g., begin
ming on Tuesday, November 10. and
ending on FrIda y. November
GhEENFlLLE AND COCMBIA II. Il.
D OUND TRIP TICKETS will be sold n,
III HI stations on the line OF this end
the Blue Ridge Railroad. tor SINGLE
FIRST CLASS FARE. ONE WAY, COM.
Inencing on SATURDAY MORNING, the
IN; and each day thereafter, until TIL URS-
DAY. the 18th, inclusive: good to return at
any time until TUESDAY, the 18th day or
November inclusive.
All persons who wish 10 avail themsely
OF the privilege OF this REDUCTION IN
FARE, must purchase tickets at the Com.
pany's Ticket Office. otherwise they will be
required 10 pay full fare both ways
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
General Superintendent
JABtZ SonToS, JH. General Ticket Agent
NuvG n
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-11
Hams! Hams!!

Hams! Hams!!
100 SUtiAH-CCRED Canvased HAMS,
lOO 100 New Sugar. Cured Hams.
Just received and for sale at reduced
pr!crs by JOHN AGNEW & SON.
Nov
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-11
FINES SALOON.

No. IL Richardson Street, 1ct,ceen Lady
and GercniS Streets.
HAE1EG replenished my cntiro stock of
LII Liquors, Cigars, &c, having also
given proper attention to my Restaurant,
= en- no" prepared TO furnish my friends
and the public generally with the best th c
markets afford.
Oct II wM. NJ. FINE. Agent.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-11
COLUMBIA S. G., WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER H. 1874
GOVERNOR MOSES

In changing the Commissioners of Elcc-
tion, deserves the united thanks OF every
lover ut peace. THE PROPRIETOR OF
TIE INDIAN QUEEN SEGAR STORE, in
introducing tho FIVE CENT MANILA,
deserves the commendation OF every lover
OF the weed. az
Day Of election, the people i.,ch to the
polls. cal, u deposit their ballet Tor their
tavorit" candidate, 30 do The many cnnsu-
mtre i ,rk to this popular resort to obtain
this tAFUNiTE SEGAR. Let l, ue under
ssouL that we are not on tho
WAR PATH
Against other dealers, we merely Claim
that the seSsr offered by others il far IN
FEKIOR tn that sold by the
INDIAN QUEEN CIGAR STORE,
No. 1861 Assembly Stltt.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-11
Goldsmith Maid"

He il determined to prove his rich. u the
title, by Offering splendid bargains.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-07
THE DUBIOUS NARRATIVE.

Several years ago there lived in the
Vicinity Of Hoosac Mountain q widow
who was the possessor Of o son. This
son was boy, and q very bad one at that.
lie was continually rushing into danger,
and OF course kept his mothers mind In q
turbulent state Of anxiety. Hanging
around where the men were blasting was
his iAvOrite way Of showing out time. At
last the mother couldn't bear II any
longer; go abe chastised the hopeful, and
extracted q promise from him that he
would never do 30 again" In q few
days the promise was forgotten, and the
lad, while lettering about bis accustomed
h9unta, inadvertently seated himself on a
stone on which some nitro glycerine had
been spilled. On going home OF night he
was INTERCEPTED as TO his conduct during
the day, and by mistake told the truth
by relating how he had been watching
the men at the nitro.glycerine works.h
Without any unnecessary ceremony the
maternal ancestor placed the recreant
child across her knee, with his face to-
ward the floor, and began to chsstise him.
She had not proceeded very far, however,
TIL the urchin flew into vulgar fractions;
sho did the same, and the once happy
home was entirely demolished But that
bit Of corporal punishment cured the boys |
for loaflng around dangerous
places. His mother never had 10 whip
him afterward HIT. ].
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-07
The slomach assam Arenrcr.

For every breach OF tho laws OF htalth that
we commit the stomach inAlcts penalty.
HeGdSchS, bIlIouSnesS, nervous tremors, con.
stlpaton, collie, heartburn, nausea. debility and
mental depression are only few OF ihc punish.
ments which IN outraged stomach lie capable Of
imposing upon US. To bring back this venEe.
full organ to its normal condItlon-to placate,
inViRorAto and regulate it-there is nothing In
ter's stomach Bitters. Under the operation OF
this beneacent vegetable corrective and tonic,
the gastric Juice becomes pure and heAlthlul
solvent and resumes It's natural n1w. The effect
is the same on tho hillary secretion, and In fact
on all the fluids Of the body, and the final result
symptom occGsionsd by tho robellioaS cotton OF
the digestive organ. - dAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-07

You lave got into trouble procure at once a
package OF the SAmaritAn's Gift, use as directed
and you will be all right In three or four day 9.
The trouble when taken In time Is easily over.
come, but when neglected, or when the Qaack Is
visited and he gives his course OF BAlsam Co.
paibe, then very often serious complications
arise which prolong the disease for weeks, per.
hSps months. .-....
Another tAllacy Is, in persons trying to save
few cents, dRbble In cheap drugs, which 60 dis.
order and slcken tho stomach that almost death
itself would be relief. samAritan's Gift will
cure every time, witt NO more unpleasant results
than II the troub had not existed at all.
Male packages, 50: Female, So. Sent by mail
10 any address. DESMOND y CO., Projectors,
9l5 Race street Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-07

ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-07

The Union Central Life Insurance Go.
has purchased the fine fvc.story stone.
front building, opposite the new Grand
Hotel In Cincinnati Tor Its own use. This
Company Is reliable and prosperous. The
General Agency which includes this sec
ton Is unoCcupied, offering a fine oppor-
tuDity for active and reliable men 10 &C.
cure lucrative business. Those desiring
such position will do well 10 address
N. W. Harris, See'y.
Cincinnati, D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-07
Arrival. and Departures OF Malls.


HAns puEA.M MLns CLOSE In.
River, Ag't. DOL Wig 10 Bait way 10
Dol. and Ind way. .69S n, X, Phua. :.a..4 ig
Hampdold way. :. .6L9Ol Bait q Wash. C..4lV
BALTIC. 10 Wig way sol Wells'g and btoub. o.W
N. Y, Phil'AI AZ g sol Wells. 70 Wig way 800
MoHristoWn way. 10 DOL Wells. 70 Cloy. way 800
Col, ZGnes., Beil'f 10 50 CleVo., Pitts'R..,.b00
Gin, Ind ,BArns'le 70. 5OI Panhandle way. 90
Chic Louis Gam. 10 " Warrington, Pa....645
z. " az. way Cley io50I Wig 70 Col. way. ITO
MI Pleasant. llN0l Fan, Ind, 81 LouiS7, 10
Pitts. HtGubOnVille II 90lChic .Cin., Col. ...7i0
Wellsb'R, P, Cont: u 30lCAmbridge Bus. ..,.780
Ag't Pitts 70 Wh'gli Dol GRAFT: and Par. way . Is
West MOerty. n.S0l River Mall. .."... 10 90
Gran. 4 Park. Vay.i 81 wig TO Wells. wsyii &
KARAwhA O, He. .lb0lCleyo., Pitts. .,....i3 %
Col. to Wig way. g. DOL Boston IL 05
ChlcAR0' .'U,.oU.bO OI Vest Liberty 30
~ LoaiS 00Iht, PleAsAnt..,."..9 %
DiytOp. ............6 00l horrietown way. 400
Columbus. COL Hempheld way. ....3 -
ZAnCsVille, DOL Dol Vi, Barns ,Camb.8 g
Cincinnati .........6,00 Wig 10 Bait way. as
L, Y Ag't.........B 00I New York, PhiiA".. 4,23
BellAirS. 90 Cleveland. ........"e.00
Glove. 10 Wells ways Is ZAnCs., Ind, 81 LIS 500
Cleveland. ..,....,.,6 4S Chicago, Dayton. 500
flttshufR. ........bS 6lLA Ak O'h'0 e.
New York. .........6t5l Agt.": :.,:.....6O0
Stcubenville. 8 a5lCol. D Ind. AR't....S 90
Washington City. 10 80 Newark, Col. ......800
Baltimore. 30 Lonisvtlle. .........9.00
acknowledgements
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-07
OVER A TnoUgAND MRN

were engaged in this great undertaking.
As steam could not be used as q motor
in the mountain, owing to the iouling Of
the air with poisonous gases, the drill.
ing machines were operated by the elias.
tic force of -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-07
DR.. LONGDON
oNTlE
DURABILITY OF CATARRH.

have written more on this disease than
Others, not 80 muc b because Of It's having been
q Ep' ct1Ltg In my prQcte for many years as on
AcLountO OF ITS JeuEfu precedence In this climate,
and being In thousands ~ cases the first stage
Of that ttrrt6!e and IA al mdkGdy, Consumption
Many who seek my aid have been trying patent
nostrums until their cases have become not
only very serious, but not q JttU RhOlEy lneurd.
De. Seldom day bat cases come into my
hands which at q ct were only slight In fanmG.
lions Of tho pharynr that might have been
cured In few days, but from long neglect the
diseAte has extended 10 he dEepEr portions u
he throat and bronchial tubes. Eundfeds In this
city, and Thousands all over the country, are to.
day suffering with a CatArrh which my treat.
ment tg0u!d not fall 10 cure In a J6p lretkS But,
resOrting TO saltwater douchings and worsc
than useless nostrumS, until the disease has
run It's fatal course and settled on the lungs,
many Of them t1in finally die Of Consumption
1his statement, however alarming, V verified
tutry day.
that every case in which the lungs are NO: 10.
volved can b curTd. Moro than this, have
never known single case Of simple CatArrh 10
relapse and become dangerous alter treatment
with my shovel ring syringe. Tho treatment IL
both constitutional and topical, and 10 carry 1t
out requires not only knowledge Of the proper
remedies, but Skill TO apply them. No ono
without experience ard tact can ever become
successful in this practice.
Fees Tor consultation, examination, advice
and treatment within tho reach Of all.
Medicines for all diseases by mail and express
70 ali parts OF the country.
oYPlcE AND REsIDENoK,
No. 1909 EoR tOld Fifth Street.
opposite the Cathedral,
sept WHEELING, W. VA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-07
TrayelerO' Gnide.

ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
b. 4 o. X, r n $40 am. $40 pm i0:io am.
Central Ohio Div b:15 am. 1910 I'm. $50 pm.
CleVeld Pits. lE00 Am. '4:95 pm. 6:O2 pm
Hempaeld r. R.. $40 am. .......... $40 pm.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. =
.. 80; RR,....l $40 A.m.I 96S AMI COS pm.
Central Ohio DiV T:40 am. $50 =. m. $40 pm.
GlsyeId LIZ Pts. eos An. ITO pm. $50 pm.
'steubenville Accommodation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-07

in the making Of this great mountain
passage. To illustrate with what exact
ness the civil engineers did their work, l
will mention that when the opening was
made from the shaft to the west end, last
spring, 1t was found that there was NO
perCeptible variation whatever in the
lines which the workmen had followed,
and in tho east end there was only q dis.
crepsncy oil three sixteenths OF an inch.
There Is grade from the portals to the
shalt OF but six inches to the mile, simply
enough to allow the water To drain off
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-07
RESIDENCE OF PLUTO.

BY the time we arrived at the central
shait-two miles and q half from the start
ing point-the novelty Of our adventure
had been worn down amazingly, and the
major part OF Its glory began to fade. Our
curiosity had been abundantly satisfied
and not wishing to be selfish, we con-
cluded to leave the remaining two miles
and qu9rtertill the next time. We had
inspected the mysteries Of the mountain
horizontally, and wanted to look at them
perpendicuIarly, so we stepped into an
elevator and were soon going
Decorah-posten., 1874-11-07

Surulano. Der eftsr SO pr. &cre
belebsr fig til Ell Gum al 100000.
San eier ct Sasbrns / Mnofa, pero
s150,O0O; ct Sasbrl9 i M~inueapo.
lis s5O,OO0; Spmmer og ifaoren
SrnIalt til eli @eroi al 5000 900;
Ell Yart / Miuncopolis 0anofalo til
ell TGrbe at $4,000, forrloen $780,
900 i falt gienoom Der i 8psn,
bpiIfst tillammen reprGienterer en-
8apital paa s93O,0O0. Sblanot bans
piatisite &reoitorer CT oslaa bans
8rober gr 8uperner s. s. Malb.
burn.
Gu SaanOp0rfers &one / Dam
mari, lom forri9e Nor / Sftober
neofom meo Spiuin9er, bar after Den
ste Sftobsr iaar forget Samillen
meo It SpiQinepar, iaa at oenne
Camille, Der iforueien bar usllisnet
meo 6 ufomh rmereoe Bern, / 9ctet
af IL Maansper poerlisere er blepen
forget mso 8 Orsnse % l Yise.
- SiDlse SnoberetninS ira RroI.
Silpeltri bar Der paa Den noroli9e
SIDE al 9gtna piit fig en- Sperrepne
paa omtrsnt en- enselit Stills 9engoe.
Ser er bIspst bannet tbpe npe &ra'
tere, iom logger / Ell &effe. Yrof.
Silpsrtri tror, at uobruooet fortioen
bar nbtemt fine &refter, % at Der
snonu Inn oil merfes no9le entslte
minpre Sororpitelie.
- Sra Sslano er Der fommsn
tilba9e til gnsIanb nosle gnselif.
memo. lom bar opsrperet Sens Su.
iin~oaursieit. Sc ifal BABE beitssst
ben itors ispotfsoe 8iersmasie / Den
ipopsitliss 0sI at Sslano, JON faI.
bes "8atna SefuI", builfet in9sn for
ifal baus 9iort. gn anoen al De
enselife Ieiienoe, Ell Yreit, falot neo
i Ell al De parme SLIDER, iost Sor.
Den Draft unoer BAN, % bIsu tenn.
meIis %aIporlis fsrbrenot.
- Siloeiiferiet / Storebslt bar
iaar siuet ualminoelist rist llobptte,
Store SpsrlpgmmeIier bar
funoet Steb / SfOtlano % England
foranleoiget ueo en- Storm Natten
til ben 21oe Sflober.
S Noroilespl9 er De oanlfliu.
beoc &anbioater, 8rilssr % Nblman
blepne 9~leupaI9te iom Weolemmer
al Den tpOifs Gissoas. Sstte @als
pionsr ON Noroilesui9ernes Snife
ON i9ien al blipe forsnet meo San.
mart.
Den panifs Oistsr 9uopi9 q.
8rpt6er ogoe Den lite Sftober 81
Mar 9ammel.
Decorah-posten., 1874-11-07
a..

S2eit Sclfemelpti.
Staar Sarpsn tier peo breoen 8orc,
Oa tribes ei Samiunbsts 8lGbe;
Sbi berer Breors ire beie Orb,
Som Sfalosn til Sarpsn oil tueoe;
%, Noromenb. baue 8 @urse tiGr,
vi Siertsts 8plpe IA iitemmsr Der!
Decorah-posten., 1874-11-07
- II -.

Mel. gift fcIt paa Scsans gslss.
90 Grsosns gnssI iueuer
Snlot ODER samle Noro,
% GribeospaImsu hepsr,
sig frOois, itisn Os tor,
% ROrsss 9epc bpiIsr
TsO Srests itarfe 6Oc.
% Ousr 0aIeu imilsr
WeN Srpe % rOllst WOo!
Men 'issr 6rsosns gnssI
Ser ufrebs onbe Mano,
@ntaitss YaImsns Stenssl
vi nossn iieuotIis Saano,
@il YaImens 8lomlter rpue
Srn sllsr 2eOparo;
Sa rsiitr @orsss 9cps
SIG msb lin Ssusbaro.
Paa Nopre ba Den itanotr
Ssrsot til manois Opit,
% ipinssr WOr9eS Banner
Decorah-posten., 1874-11-07
NDbcber.

mart lfal faa gritatnin9 al Unions
resierin9en for busr SIape, lom blep
fri9ipen, Sc itaar NIL / 8s9rsb mco
at oprette ct 8untor, buor Der iful
optases Glitter ouer ole frisiene SIC.
sres @aun, Nloer, &ien % @eroi.
Iamt bDem Der bar beres forri9e Gier.
s De Sorsneoe Stater bar @n.
taQet at Ssrnbnnsubelb for Marst
enbsnbe meo September 9S7; PAT
BeriOnsr orabts % TAO iaarsos.
- Manba9 fOrrise uae blsp Soutb.
cyan NationaIbanf i Milforp, Stem
Sampibire, b%sitiauIet for 100000
af malferebe Spps. Oe bemestiseoe
rig &asiereren 90 tuans bam til at
aabne Ysusefasien.
8 Nsip gorf iuprcttes en- &ose.
ifoIe for at iorbebrs bet amerifanife
8ieffsn % Den amerifanlfe Maplau.
ming, hpiltst piitnof maa anlees lom
ct meset %fortienilist SOretasenoe.
- ct. Glouo (Minn.) bIsp ben
lite Sftober biemiest al en- Sne.
form, en- Dag tiolisere emo Sneitor.
men forrise Mar.
= Minneapolis sr nblig op.
rsttst ct 9ipSasiurance.S sIifab, lom
ifal bore en- @foelins af bet befisnte
alliance Mutual 9ife Sniuranes 60.
cistp Of llnitsb Statss.
- gn MP Selesrailinie oil mart
iattes / @rbeioe meQem Chicago %
8inonu, % berefter til ct. Saul
for 8raAsernes 8esnins.
@albinston, 2Ooe Sfbr. Set
berettes rpsteuis, at Mttornep @ene.
ral &iuiams ifaI ienoss til &uslanb
iom @eianot ilteoetior Yoltmsitsr
8eneral Selueu.
Manbag Den 20be Sftober
blsp ct unst &ar i Cincinnati $50.
tspiebe / Ell 2~uftbaIon.
Sra Gina, Sbio, msloes, at
Der / oenne Del af Statsn berlfer
tor @anomansel. SLIDER % Brenoe
5oloer paa at terre no. Store Sfo9.
branoe raier / Yutman % IauIbins
Counter % fOraariaser fore Sab
paa GienoOm.
SIR. 8. Satd i Slmitab 60.
Winn., sisr en- msest ltorartet Slts.
fabrif. San bar boIot 100 &ier /
ben forIebne CONNER, % bar lapst
omtrent 5000 Yunb SIT bper Mo.
Gn pbsIe9ssnbe 8riielpsbom
er uobrnot / &apne So. SOMA, Den
er lnbfert meo en- SiOro Spin fra
Observation-Disclosures / &anlas.
s Cameron / Mislouri fierte
Sen 24oe Sftober en- Gpperbance Of.
'teo meo ct %Ssrnbanetos, mspsns
5srnbanefoIfenss bar inbs i Sotsuet
% ipite. Oa Nepsrne life formal.
ebs at aabne gTprestOmpasnists Sen.
ssfasie, itanbieoe be SOsst, % Hps.
tebe ino / Sfosen.
Blanbt Snbianerne / 0ranb
Riper . Mssntursn bulfer Der flor
Sorbitrslle oper be Spibes Snbtren.
gen paa osrss Smraaoe. Snoianer.
ne ifal riue icss 8st bos 'oen itore
Saber".
= Nppanooie 60, Soma, bar
man ! en- &ulsrubs funbet to forits.
nsos sreitammer 116 500 uuesr
Sorbens SperHeoe.
s Californian inber man Spit.
iflp paa Fere % ilsre Steoer.
unlonstropper ienpes frembsIes
iii Spoitaterne for at oprstboIbs Sr.
osnen Der.
Yeorassrsn Ybslps, Statsfus.
lsrsr ! Stem gori, er bSmt til 25
Iars 9u9tbus.
Decorah-posten., 1874-11-07

sc
Straalsrns brper
9pience Sremipu
Sen anosr Norass
Spienlof,sial
3slb Dig, nit NOrss
Gllfebe Woper!
Selo big. b%pibOarne
Srunnins / Nurol
Sslo Dig, tbi 9ipets
Spruolenne &ilbe
Sraftis ifal iprinss
vi 8eorsnsiorp!
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-10
RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI Dec. 9.-River twelve feet one
inch and rising Weather cloudy. Depart.
ed: Bodman for New Orleans.
PITTsBURG, Dec. 9.-The river six feet nine.
falling Weather clear and cool
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 9-The river is falling
slowly with six feet four in the canal Wealth.
er clear and cool.
CAIRO, Dec. 9.-Arrived: Fannie Tatum,
from New Orleans, 8 ?. NJ. City of Quincy,
from New Orleans. s A. NJ; Utah, from
Vicksbug, II City OF Alton, from New Or
leans, P. NJ. ; Capital City, from Vicksburg,
2. Departed Tatum, for Cincinnati. "A. NJ.
Utah, for St. Louis, noon Quincy, for St.
Louis, 2 P. NJ. Capital City, for ST. Louis, B.
The Alton laid up here. River 10 feet 5, fall
ing. Weather clear ; mercury A.
EVANSVILLE, Dec. S.-River falling SLOWLY
Weather cloudy and cool
ST. LOUIS, Dec 9. = Arrived: Colorado
from Vicksburg. Departed Atlantic and
Kyle for New Orleans, Louis for vicksburg.
River falling. Weather clear and cool
MEMPHIS, Dec. g. - River stationary.
" Gather clear and pleasant. Arrived: Baum
from Cincinnati. Departed: Commonwealth
for New Orleans. Idlewild for Evansville. lat
ter before day this morning. The Great Re-
pu bic will be here ut ten tonight.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-10
THE RETURNING BOARD.

At is o'clock the members of the board
got together and Wells called them to order.
The parish Of st. Tammany, laid over from
the previous meeting, was taken up. Protests
for informalities Or irregularities were entered
by commissioners of both parties but as the
questions raised had no material bearing on
the result they were disregarded, and the elm
vass Of the vote gone into The combined
statement gives Moncure 561, and Dubuclet
1873.
st. Helena came next on the list and was
taken up. There was little game in the returns
which was very nice one. and very well set
up, but which was discovered by Mr.. c. Cav
anac Of counsel for the Democrats and Con-
serv ,tives There was a little difference. only
so far as candidates for the House were con-
cerned, between the returns before the Board,
and the statements in possession of Mr.. Cav
anac This little difference elected the Re-
publican candidate.
The returns, as submitted to the Board,
were aS f011ows.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-10
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Sen0te.-The type
iounderles of various cities protest against
the reciprocity treaty. so far as regards type
ana type material.
A Memorial of the Texas Pacific and Allan
!lc ana Pacific railroads WAS presented. pray
ing congress to aid these companies in the
construction OF their roads. In presenting
the memorial, Senator Scott said it had been
placed IN his hands by citizen of Pennsyl-
vanilla who was president of the Texas Pacific
road.
The memorial was accompanied bv bill
which he lScott) had not examined Tor want
OF time; he would present the bill to the
Senate when in order, holding himself free to
approve or reject it after examination.
The changes in the committees are unim-
portrait. The select committees on water
routes to the sea, and levees are continued.
House.-The bill continuing the Board of
Audit of the District p ,ssed.
In distributing the Presidents message that
portion relating to troubles in Louisiana and
other Southern States was referred to a select
committee.
Mr.. Thomas, of Virginia, introduced bill
the political disabilities OF Edward
Booker, Of Henry county, Va. Passed.
The lumbermen protest against the reci-
procity treaty.