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Progress Of yellow Fever Ia the
south.

ASHINGroN, October 2y-A report
received by the Secretary of War from
Assistant Surgeon V b. Hubbard, Medi-
cal Director Of the Department oi the
Cult, dated New Orleans, October %,
announces that the progress OF the yell
low fever in that city up to the 2&d, ac-
cording to information had from the
Board of Health, was Il, follows:
Number Of cases, 81; number Of deaths,
81. There had been no frost.
J. VI. Chickirc, the new Russian Minis
ter, was presented to the President to-
day by the Secretary Of state.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, October 29.-Wheai-
Dull and unchanged; No. 2 red u 2Oi
rejected S5c. Corn-Steady, firm aud
Unchanged. Oat>-FIrm. strong and
steady al 42c for No. State No : do
4Uc. REORGANIZATION aud unchanged;
standard white car lots lO!ci State test
ljU,D ll!,i III II au.aii way 10 e hlg her
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,IaiI Delivery.

Sr. JOSEPH, Mo, October 29.-Be-
tween SIX and seven o'cloc, this evening,
seven prisoners escaped from tn" Jail in
this city, by saving oil the iron bars Of r
window. The prisoners were Frank
Brown, convicted otmurder and -entenced
to be hung; John Patton, Oscar hirk,
Charles Reinhart and Thomas Shannon,
under sentence for grand larceny Alex.
ander Broughton and William Early,
under sentence for horse stealing. \ re-
ward ofSjoo i offered for the capture Of
Brown.
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PIttsburgll Market.

PITTSBURGH, October ZJ.-M heat
Unchanged. Corn-Dull and un-
changed; old 69o70c; new 49,, 90.
Petroleum-Quiet crude$ 81 at Park
err: refined l3Ml&.c for Philadelphia
delivery. Pig lron-Weak and prices
nominally unchanged; mill iron quoted
at S23 OOG24 90 for four months No. !
foundry SO OO62J on. a. . DO - 90
Ll25UU
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Toledo 1Iarket.

TOLEDO, October 2s. - Flour-De.
msnd fair and market quiet. Whea,
Firm; No , white Wabash 81 20; No
do 81 u; amber 81 2l; No. whit.
Michigan 81 24!; No. . 81 l.; extra
81 30; No. amber Sl0-. Corn--DuM
high mixed Cole; no grade jSc. Oa,-
Steady; No. , 36;c; rejected 2lc.
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OMAHA, October ga severe storm
of snow. and wind prevailed to-day in
this section. The snow fell to n depth Of
two inches and over. Many trains are
delayed.
The State Association of Cougl legation-
al Churches, in session in this city, Is well
attended Rev. DR.. Burrows, Of Boston,
and DR.. Coe, of New York, present.
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Xeu NorkDrH Goods Market.

NEW YORK, October 2J.-Bu-incss
inactive with commission house, and
importers, and the jobbiug trade were
4uiet Prints moved slowly and wa.
higher. Fancy and plaid make were
reduced to re. Cotton flannel and
corset Jeans IN steady demand. R"pei-
laat- active with an improved tendency.
Cassimeres dull and weak. Brown Lin.
ems have advanced in Europe.
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LONDON, UctOber Z9.-Ihe nuWbcf OF
cases of the foot and mouth disease among
the cattle is rapidly diminishing, and
many districts are entirely tree from the
d.tcmpcr Most of the lnconycnleLcc'
which were felt are now ut All end.
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Another Failure.

NEW YORK, October 29.-The suspcn-
lion Of Fairfield " Trask, produce com
mission dealers, Chambers street. was
announced yesterday. \ meeting of the
creditors has been called to protect the
general interests and and the extension
asked was readily granted. Mr.. Fair
field is president of the Butler X Chase
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Heal Thyself."

ihe Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, d book of about 900 pages, iluS.
trated with about 80 engrayings and
olored plates, and sold at the exceeding.
ly low price of 81 30, tells you how t.
cure Cstarrh, "Liyer Complaint" Dy>-
pepsia, or Indigestion, Sick, Bilious ant
other Headaches, Scroiula. Bronchial.
Throat and Lung Diseases; all disease.
peculiar to women and most other chrnu-
lc n well as acute disorders. 1t contain.
important information for the young and
old, male and female, single and married.
nowhere else to be found. Men and wn-
men, married and single. are tcalptrd t.
ask their family physician thousand. %.
questions On delicate topics, but ARE de-.
TERED from doing So by their modcsty.
This work answers Just such questions So
fully and plainly, ~ 10 leave no one in
doubt. 1t Is sold by agents. or sent 10y
mail post paid on rcccip. OF price. Adj
dress tn" author L. '. Pierce, NJ u,
World, Di>pcnsary, Buffalo, New York.
4 Valuable work
From the Lafayette Daily Courier.
~ a. - I'I''' 'l DuIhio, ul>llu-
Sui,hrd in surgery and the general prn,-
lIcc in the profession h" honors, has made
n valuable contribution to the medical
literature of the day, m comprehensive
work entitled The People, Common
Sense Medical Adviser. While scen.
tile throughout, it il sIngularly free from
technical and stiltcd terms. 1t come
right down to the common sense of every
day life. DR.. Pierce is noble specimen
OF American manhood. lie has Sprung
from the people; and, with many sympa-
thies in common with the masses, ha-
sought TO render them substantial scr.
vice in this the great work of his life.
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Relations Between Spain and United
States

MADRID, October 29.-The Epoca
stated that the Spanish cabinet recently
discussed its reply to the Washington
note which tends to determine the rela.
tions of Spain and America. SO IL to en-.
able the American Government to pre-
sent to Congress detailed accounts OF its
international relations.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, October 29.-MoNEY-
Market easy at 3@4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 6@7 per cent. Customs
receipts S353, 900. The Assistant Treasur-
cr disbursed $SG9,0O0 Clearings $jj,-
100000. Stcrling-Firm at 471mlSI.
Imports of dry goods $l.35O,0OO.
GoLD-Advanced from lI6I TO llG?,
closing at the latter price. Rates paid
for borrowing were 3-64 lie l-32 and
| 64 per cent per diem, and per cent
per annum. Loans were also made HAT.
E.,.,,,.,,p,,,- In ,nnl 1unuul
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Germany W.. the Roman Catholics.

LONDON, A. T., October 3O.-A dis
patch from Berlin reports that the Arch
bishop of Ledochowski will be expelled
from Germany as soon as his tern OF I'M
pri>onment expires.
y despatch from Vienna says DR..
Strousburgs liabilities will amount TO
twenty million guilders.
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BosroN, October 29-ln the suit Of
{. q. Gutt -. the Boston HsraiG Tor
so, 900 hhe! in calling the Cardiii Glant
fraud, the jury 10 d.y rendered aver
diet Tor the defendant.
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Deaf Mute Killed by Train.

ST. LOUIS, October ia. J. Whip.
pie, seventy years old and deaf, was run
over and killed by switching engine in
the indianapolis and St Louis freight
yard, East st. Louis. Hi, head was
severed from the body.
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4 Valuable work
SUNDRIES.

cultivated 'rHnbcrTirs
AtmOrc'S Mince Meat.
Pearl Meal,
Hominy GritN.
Home Made Pickles.
Plcklcd salmon.
~. Louis Flour nom Old White Wheat
100 Barrels. X. ]. SMNTH,
Oc2G Cor. Market 4 Fourteenth SIS
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LONDON, October 30, 4. M.-A
special from Vienna says; alt is report
ed that the Turks have murdered sixty
Christians in Bihacza, fortified town
near the Dalmatian frontier"
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G,LD advanced again yesterday, clos
..sat no. Yet it has been nearly three
...... since HAYES was elected. and only
,.rrrIsy- before Pennsylvania speaks.
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SToCKs-Thc market in early dealings
showed nn advance in some shares, but
aftcrwnrd. brcauc weak and prices De.
lined. Lake Shore was Conspicuousiy
weak, declining from 81 to So. Pacific
Mail rose from 40i to 4O,, and altcrward,
reacted. Western Union advanced from
~ to 75,, fcll of to "a. and re-
covered TO ~. Ncr hwc-trrn ro:r
from I36, to 81, and later on
rcccdei to 3G!. I.mon Pacific rose from
65g to G6, AM subsequently declined to
Gji, Panama sold at l3j against 1876
Yesterday. Stocks were quiet and firm
nj the close with the exception of Lake
Shore and Northwestern, which declined
to 80 and 81, respectively. Lake shore
finally sold at jOi, Pacific Mail ro>"
from iOi to iO!, Western Union
from ~ to 1j., st. Paul
from b! to &33, Union Pacific from
Gll to 6j; Missouri Pacific from . To- -,
and Erie from l.. to IL. The market
was hammered 10y bears throughout tn"
afternoon, but with the exception OF u
few stocks very little impression was
made on prices. There Is still ii large
short interest outstanding. especially ~
some Of the leading ,tocks. The trans
actions on the Stock Exchange aggre-
eatrd $4,000 shares, of which $4,000
were Pacific Mail $4,000 Western Union,
1000 Northwestern, $500 IT. Paul,
5000 Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore 1000
Ohio-. 1000 Union Pacific and 1900
-
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE,

We nsticed party of hunters at the
depot yesterday evening, who evidently
intend to sojourn in the woods Tor
while, Judging from the guns, game bags,
&c, that they had with them.
Mr.. Harry MGLLIGAN informs rs that
the corn crop all over this county, as far
Us he has observed, never was better.
They have decided in Bellaire, that
Martin Shick has no legal right to issue
passes over the Jacobsburg road, since
the election.
Mr.. LosrAN> little boy, who was So
unfortunate Ms to get his leg broken u
week or So ago, on Public Square, had to
have it amputated yesterday. The little
fellow, we ARE glad to say is getting
along as well rs could be expected under
the circumstances.
The school children can play to-day.
A GENTLEMAN was quite severely hurt
by falling through the trap door at Gill
X Walkers store, night before last.
BISHOP r. 5. FOSTER delivered very
able discourse at the new NJ. +. Church
ut Nef'S Siding, this county, yesterday
preparatory to dedicuting the new church
ut that place, which will in all probabil-
ity be done to-day.
y GREAT excitement was reiscd yes
terday over the kidnapping of II small
baby from VIM. Daugherty's hat store.
A thorough search was made but the
whereabouts of the little one could no.
where be found. Suspicion rests on
Brother Naylor. The gym:om weeds
have not vet beeh searched. 1t was n
WAX doll baby.
TOMORROW a change in the time card
of the Baltimore and Onio railroad takes
place, and no doubt but many Will miss
their train.
\ VERY funny trial between colorcd
lady and coored gentlemen took place
in Justice Strahl's court Yesterday. j..
+. Young, Esq and James c. Tallman,
Esq were the attorneys in the case.
DR.. CHAPMAN, OF Morristown, WAS in
the city yesterday.
The Wallace cornet band, OF this city,
will entertain the passengers on board
the fine steamer Courier with sweet
music to day on her down trip, and Will
return on the Express this evening.
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The West Virginia editorial excursion
ists returned from Colorado this morning,
and left for home tonight.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

The RIVER IMPRovEMEST-Resotn-
tons Passed.-The meeting of the Ohio
River Improvement Commission, which
has Just closed its session at Pittsburgh,
adopted the following preamble and res.
Olutions:
WHEREAS, The improvement Of the
navigation OF the Ohio river has been re-
cognized by the joint resolutions of the
Legislatures of several OF the States, aS y
national importance; and
WHEREAS, The government of the
United States has, by an appropriation
Tor the commencement of an adjustable
dam, recognized the Importance of the
work; and
WHEREAS, United action OF the sew
eral Ohio river States is OF sufficient force
to secure the embarkation Of the govern
mcnt in this work; therefore,
Resoirei, That the Commissioners OF
the several States are charged with the
duty of obtaining from the Legislatures
of their States, the adoption OF memorl-
al to Congress, urging the government
to make such appropriations rs the
United States Engineers request for the
construction of the works contemplated.
Resolred, That the Secretary Of the
Commissioners communicate this TO each
of the Commissioners, and correspond
with them on the necessity OF such action.
R,,oirsd, That when the Commission
adjourn that it adjourn to meet at Wash
ipgton, at such time or times dur
ing the coming session rs may seem to
the Chairman best for the object, the
Commission have in view.
R,Noiryd, That the Commissioners Of
the several States endeavor TO obtain rs
much local action ut various points III
the State as will best impress Congress
with the unity OF the people of the States,
as to the necessity OF the Government
taking full, ample and immediate action
to insure an early completion Of the
works Tor the improvement Of the Ohio
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Officer Charged with Murder.

CISCINNATI, October 2y.-Thc cor"-
ner jury in the murder case OF Henry
c johnson, who WAS killed 10y >hot
fired while he WA. in the haud- Of the
officer arre>ling him, last Wednesday,
rendered n verdict charging D"wI'ns, the
officer making the arrest, with tHc muir
der OF hi, prisoner.
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Hiss Emma Haddock, of Iowa City
Was to-day admitted to practice in the
United States Circuit and District Courts
of this city. She will be the first female
lawyer ever admitted to the Federal
Court IN the United States.
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$1,000 PROFIT ON SIOO

Invested IN stock Privileges In Wall ~.
Books aud Circulars telling How It's
dom. " ,,mt free. Address BAXTER s. c.,
EauArI-. !. Wall 81, New York. SspSI-lR
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las Philadelphia Tones regards the
l... lection ss drawn battle
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WANTED TO RENT.

\ house containing six or seven room.
located convenient 10 the Court llou-r
Enquire of j W. MITCHELL,
Real Estate Agent and Aurtiuur"r, -
Twelfth street oc%Ir
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Meeting of Creditors of the Ames
pIpw Co

Bo>ToN, October 29-At meeting of
the creditors OF the Ames pillow Go. 1t was
decided that the company continue busi-
ness. The creditors will either grant an
extension or the company will avail
itself Of the offer made by responsible
partie. to furnish the ready capital
needed.
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RoBHING AT PRocToR-Last Monday
night, several masked men entered the
house of Jason Parsons, who lives short
distance back of New Martinsvllle,
We'll county, and after drusing the
inmate ot the house, proceeded to "go
through the establishment. They sue
crcdrd IN getting twenty-five dollars
,l money, and chased valuable horse
over an embnukurnt and killed it. The
DARING rohber, escaped and II is doubtful
fever they will l." discovered.
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Boar CLUE DANcE.-The dance CIV
en- by the {. ?. Brown Boat Club, wus
largely attended last night, and most
enjoyable time was had. The boat house
wa, at the foot OF Eth street, and was
accessible to all. Good music and good
dancing.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has paid to the county 81, 700
on account Of Ilcmpfeld railroad assess
mentS, under the late decision Of the
United States Circuit Court at Parkers-
burg, There Is yet quite large amount
due.
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THAT couple who were takinga "prom.
on the ave IN Mount Wood Cemetery
with their arms lovingly entwined about
each. are not safe when there is bad
man with transit looking at them.
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For CIncnnaII nnu IuIcrmeainIo
Points.

it, THE NEW AND SWltI
.L,--rsas5s.-1~ - passenger steamer, III DSON,
Vim. VI. list, Master; Charlie u. List.
Clerk, leaves for the above ON SATURDAY.
oct. 3uth, at o'clock p. IN. For freight
or passage apply on board, OF to
junlS G. II. BOOTH 4 CO., Agents.
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. TmE accomplished young actress Miss
Minnie Palmer will give two
performances this afternoon and evening.
We hope to see crowded houses, - the
little artre>s fully deserves them.
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The election of Superintendent Of
Public schools was again postponed by
the Board Of Education, last night.
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The beautiful and accomplished young
actress, Miss Minnie Palmer will give II
grand family matinee this afternoon.
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Hon. Ama>a Walker died r.terisy. at
Boston. aged - yeas.
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SInci md hnOM.

DEs MONIES, Ia, October 29.-lt COM
ncRced to slcet and snow about . o clock
thi, evening and continued till 10 o'clock.
The snow is now about half inch deep
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MATINEE this afternoon at o'clock,
at the Opera House when Miss Minnie
Palmer will appear in her new piece, en-
titled Little Silver
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sill Another.

MONTPELIER, VT, October 29.-Thc
suspension of II. f. Fiiield, -four dealer,
is reported. Liabilities $4,000.
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WIESEL MUSICAL soIREE.-The solree
given by the Wie,cl Musical Institute,
WAS well attended lS>t night, snd all
those who participated deserve the
highc,t credit. The following WAS the
programme.
PROGRAMME.
ChOrus-Evening Bells. ...................... --
Male Chorus.
Chorus Month OF ofJuTe............. ...........,i,"hN,n
Institute.
Solo, Violin Romano. .............. B,ethorSH.
Prof. Nad>.
Solo loves Request ut.
Miss :. Campbell.
Churus---Stars OF the summer Night
Male Chorus.
Solo, Tlutr--Caprice de C0ncert......... hrun.
Mr.. r. II. Gottlieb.
Solo, Violin ObligatO---Augel's Sereuadr
BrupI.
Miss Sweeney and Mr.. McCOy.
ChOrus-.-GOOd ight............ Smur.
Institute.
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AF'hreljna 2e9lster.

..r,. closed IN New York Yesterday
.. lt..
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Having procured the services Of hrsr.clss-
workmen, "A guarantee OF ofsup"rior work at
short notice ls secured 10 each patron.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-06

A TRUE LADY, Beauty and style
are not the surest passports to respec-
liability. The best women that the
world has ever seen have presented
the most unprcpossessing appearance.
a woman's worth is to be estimated
by the real goodness of her soul, and
purity and sweetness Of her charac-
ter; and woman with kindly dispo-
sition, and we'll balanced mind and
temper, is lovely and. attractive, be
her face ever SO plain, and her figure
ever SO homely. She makes the best
Of wives and the trucst Of mothers.
She has higher purpose in living
than the beautiful yet vain, supcrcili-
Gus, woman who has no higher ambi-
tion than TO flaunt her finery in the
streets so to crafty her inortlinate
vanity by extracting fattcry and
praise from society whose compli-
ments are as hollow as they are in
secure.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-06
a Sensible Girl

"Some months ago." says a writer,
81 met young English woman WHO
came to this city TO marry young
man to whom she was aGlanced in
England, and who had come 10 this
country two years previous to engage
in business. She was to marry him
at the home of q friend OF her moth
er's with whom she was staying.
During the time she was making up
her wedding outfit, he came to see
her one evening when lie was just
drunk enough to be foolish. She was
shocked and panied beyond measure.
She then learned, for the first time,
that he was in the habit OF drinking
frequently TO excess. She immedi-
ateiy stopped her preparations, ard
told him she could not marry him.
He protested that she would drive
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-06
Early Education.

The time to educate comes with
the first conscious being of early in
fancy, and no portion of life can be
more favorable for education in MANY
important respects, than the first
seven years of life. All that one
sees or hears-all the surroundings of
childhood leave their indelible i'm
press on the tenderest years of child
hood. If this be so. what can we
expect from the maturity of age,
where childhood is reared in rude
novels, amid filth, and if clad at all,
clad in rags and left without the ten
der caresscs Of fond affection, or
suitable food for body or mind? It
is true that mothers must be mainly
the educators Of childhood, but how
can they teach what they never knew
themselves3 How can they care for
the immortal interests committed to
their trust when obliged to work in
the field during the day in hocing
cotton and corn to get bread for
themselves to eat? Many mother
in this section Of country works for
five dollars per month and rations.
We have heard of mothers of the
great and good, but these mothers
were not left themselves without adj
vantages and opportunities to eaa-
cate their children. Culture does
not come from careless neglect, nor
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-06

CLOUD WITn, A SILVER LINING.
The Neavs and Courier of Charles.
ton, in a notice Of the elections on
Tuesday of this week says:
''Therc are too bright spots in the
gloomy picture Of Tuesdays elec-
tions. The conservatives, working
in harmony with the colored people,
have elected their entire ticket in
Mississippi, and the anti-Tammany
Democrats, in cooperation with the
Republicans have routed the insolcnt
and corrupt Tammany Hall clique in
New York city"