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, 1876-08-04
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, IS
Third Judicial District.


WHEREAS A LIBEL HAS BEEN PILED
w IN the District Court Of the Third Judi
eial District Of the Territory OF Washington,
seventh day NJ july A u. l676 by Mary
Phelps and John 8. Phelps against the steam
ship City Of Panama, her machinery, boats,
tackle, apparel ana furniture alleging In sub
That on the 18th day Of january, A. D. 1879,
while said steamship was lying At the port
and was owned, controlled and operafed bv
the Pacific Mall Steamship Company. its on
GERS, agents and employees, and was engaged
Francisco California. as q common carrier BY
water, the Libellant Mary Phelps was then
and there received on board said steamship as
from thence to San Francisco, California. That
IN the evening OF that day, ta1d Libol-
lant was 50 on board said steamship ae q pas
the cabin, was uncovered and carelessly and
negligently left open. and unguarded BY the
omcers, agents and employees on board said
her part, len through said hafchwnv.-brofe
her eight arm, and received other QrieVous
injuries. and through the gross carelessness,
employees In that regard and claiminr sIein
ages in the sum Of forty thousand dollars, by
reason Of the injuries 50 received, and Praying
eid egsss ds sa,o 2 s,ssmsnR ,a s sna deere @
boats, machinery, tackle, apparel and fnrne-
ture be condemned and sold to pay the same
viii cu4lo anu expenses
Now, therefore. In pursuance OF the warrant
Of arrest and monitiOnunder the seal Of said
Court to me directed and delivered, do here
BY give public notice to all persons claiming
said steamship, her ma shineFy, boats, tackle,
apparel and fnrnIture,or any Interest therein,
or having anything to say why the same
should not be condemned and sold, pursuant
TO the prayer Of said Libel, that they BE- and
appear before the said District Court, to be
held at Port Townsend, in the District nlore-
said, on the llth day Of September, A. ID. 1o76,
at 10 O'Clock A. n. Of said day, II the same
next day Of jurisdiction thereafter, then and
there to intorposo their claims, and make al
legations in that behalf.
Dated the 18th day Of July, A. d. le7o.
CHARLES HOPKINS
U. s. Marshal for Washington Territory.
B. =. DENNIsoN and H 7. BINGHAM, Proctors
for Libellants. 21-lW
, 1876-08-04
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS.

Democratic war-cray-'rah for I'm
,.le Sam--Tilden.
There are 900 lunatics IN the three
State lunatic asylums of New York.
Bryanti is the richest as well as the
Oldest of living poets, being worth
100000.
Gases of sun-stroke are still re-
ported from the eastern cities, at
tended by an alarming fatality.
The loss of property in Iowa by
recent storms Is estimated at mill
ion dollars and 6fty persons killed
They are clubbing Morrissey, who
has shown a lamb-ike nature in his
devotion to Tilden, John Magnanim-
ity.
A young man who has recently
taken wife says he did not find il
half so hard to get married as he did
to get the furniture.
An Arkansas professor says that
for 10000 he will drive the Indians
out Of the Black Hills in two weeks
with balloons and sharp-shooters.
Any man who believes that this
centennial campaign is going to be a
~walk over" for either party is go
ing to be surprised before long.
A Boston paper says the best way
to improve the lot Of woman is to
put a good house on It and q good
man in the house.
A Kentuckian having murdered
his wife, the local paper says: q His
many friends win bear Of the circum-
stance with regret"
They must have careful kitchen
girls in China. That country sends
plates and dishes to the Centennial
over = thousand years old.
Bistow's receipt for political re-
form---Mind your own business and
leave everybody else to mind his, Is
as simple as the Golden rule but
hard to live up to.
Ayoung lady has gone from Baden,
Pa, to the Centennial who glories in
head Of hair six feet and eight
inches long. Her name Is Miss Ten
perance Anderson, but she is sure
to intozieate some of the boys
Stokes is looking anxiously for
ward to the day when be can come
out Of prison, saying, aAnd yet I'm
not sorry ] sent Jim Fisk where the
Woodbine tWineth.n
Its solemn thing for a penniIess
young man TO lead . blushing bride
to the altar and promise to endow
her with all his worldly goods
Anew York dealer chncklss. and
says that one-half Of the crowd Of
smokers can't tell fve-cent cigar
nom . twenty-6Ve-cent one, except
as they are marked on the boxes.
The bankrupt William B. Duncan's
mansion, which cost him 9125, 900,
vas sold at auction in New York
NE other day for 81, 700.
Work has been resumed on the Nor
mon temple at Salt AXE City. The
cornerstone was laid in 1851, and the
walls are about Is feet high.
The English Lord Dutlan. who is
70 marry the ex-Empress Eugenie,
proposes to give her in hard cash
si'OoO,OOO as wedding present.
A St Joseph man has applied for
Iuvorce from his wife on the ground
mat she cheWs tobacco, smokes a
eon-cob pipe, dips snuff, eats onions
ana snores at night.
There are more female law stu
dents in Philadelphia than in all the
r asst OF the country put together.
Iney do not try to practice there, but
20 away to small towns in the west
and south.
The Legislature of Texas has pass
sa jury bill requiring that no man
s1ali act as juryman in that State
1o cannot read and write the Eng
ssn language. There were but Eve
u'ssentng votes.
, 1876-08-04
JOHN P. PETERSON,
Merchant Tailor,
AND MANUFACTURES or
Gents and Boys Fashionable suits.

rs Prepared TO MAKE UP GENTS
faahlons- Special attention paid to re-
pairing and cleaning. Terms moderate.
Has constantly On hand q lot Of me
French cloths and Cassimero1, Oregon and
Mission Cassimeree, nom winch partie8
can sele Ct for them8o Ives.
Orders nom distance promptly A.
tended to. =
NJ. Peterson b Agent for the Cslebz.tsd
Singer 9ewing Machine
Any party desiring to purchase one Of
Inc them at the Agents place Of bust ness.
Hemmor9, kumers, Binders, Needles and
thread kept constantly on hand. All
1ole nRsnnes IN ws5Ee1ss9 sSE ave KssEs and
family can have q Singer Machine. Full
Instructions how to operate the Machine
win be given free.
Port Townsend. VT.
, 1876-08-04

U. s. Marshal for Washington Territory.
for Libellants. 2l-lW
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ketlng his rulings as presiding officer,
three senators profiting secretly by their
votes as lawmakers five charmen of the
leading committees of the late House of
Representatives exposed in jObbeTy. a
late secretary of the treasury forcing a
balance in public accounts. late attor-
ney general misappropriating the public
funds. secretary Of the navy enriched
or enriching friends by percentages
levied of the profits of contractors with
his department, an ambassador TO Eng
land censured in tfishOnerable specuia
ton, the presidents private secretary
barely escaping conviction upon trial
for guilty completely in frauds upon the
revenue, "A secretary of war impeached
FOR high crimes and confessed misde mea-
nors, the demonstration is complete that
the first step in reform must be the PEG
pie choice Of honest men from another
party. lest the disease of one political or
ganization infests the body polite, and
lest by making no change of men of par
~ we can ge no change of measures and
no reform. All these abuses. wrongs and
crimes, the product Of sixteen year as
cendancy of the Republican party. create
a necessity for reform confessed by the
Republicans themselves. But their refor-
mers are voted down in convention and
displaced from the Cabinet The party
mass of honest voters is powerlcss to re-
sist the eighty thousand Office holders,
its leaders and guides. Reform can only
be had by a peaceful civil revolution.
We demand q change of system, change
Of a'iminisTI alton, change OF parties
that we may have Il change Of measures
and OF meu
The reading was frequently interrupt
ed by applause. The denunriatiEu Of the
resumption act and the demand for its
repeal received with especill favor.
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council PROCEEDINGS

n n
- . pr - i0'o'
- Noune' .""S VI
! Counciimeh otegnla. Metheny, harness,
Irout"elne ana Rice
Minutes OF proceeding meetings read,
/ stopted anu signed
The Chairman OF the Street Committee
presented The Following accounts "a cor
rect
+. Heilner' Tor surveying, leveling and
! extending ievee IN west Hickman, SIC.
FOR WORK on WHARF
n Nnrnbv -11 i- q, ~. A.
/ ". II Us @ -
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/ II Is ~ ,yor. - 35. IT. ,Ia,,.,It' :,
/ ny - ','', -
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4 drunken California miner has
kicked can of nitro glycrrine again
and his relations would feel ii great
deal better if they could fnd some
thug more Oh him than Que boot strap
Il seems ridicalaus To have fuueral
over ouly one boot strap
The people are indebted to Dem
ocratic Congress for the knowledge
they possess Of corruption III the nish
places OF the Government The work
of exposure has only just commenced
Shall it be continued p Albany Ar
gus.
A number of loyal Journals in the
North who are not aware that Henry
A Wise was a Hayes X p b u are
Kicking at the remains OF the poor old
governor - Courier Journal.
War Secretary Belkuap has sold
his residence in Washington to con
gresham Walker, of Virginia, for
So 000 Belknap thinks of removing
lug to California
The last Texas Legislature passed
the following act il regard 10 drunk
enuess
That any person who shall get
drunk, or be found IN state of intox
ication in any public place, shall be
deemed guilty of a nli>demeanor, aud
on conviction before Il competent ju
ri>dictiou. shall be fiued in sum uOI
more than one hundred dollars, for
each aud every such otieuse
HOG CHOLERA REClPE.-Giye the
hog a Tablespoonful OF soda 10 some
meal. every morning, tilI relieved,
have known some very remarkable re
suits from this simple treatment. |
will give you one instance: After re-
iieviug my hog with it. a friend, whose
hogs were diving very iast. and had
lost seventeeu out of thirty five hogs
tried It. aud did not lose another hog
although some Of them we're very bad
oil A II. BRADFORD.
HELL WAS FULL or EN- 1t
was Al the cd MAJ ket hou e, yesterday
morning Uncle CutTee Parkinson.
of Prince George, land Caesar Slote, Of
Dinwiddie. were discussing between
slices Of suceuient watermelon, the 20
ltical issues OF the day. Said Uncle
Cuffee, 4 amt gwiue ter vote dat
Radical ticket any more" why o.
said Caesar, We'll, said the old man
Il dreamt | was in hell last night.
Did you see any Radical Office hold
ers there?' ''Ye, did, D." said the old
fellow; hell was full of EN- aud every
Office holder had a niger holdin
tween him and tie fire.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR TIE cURE or
OR CHILLs AND FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medi-
cine justly claims for il a superiority over
all remedies ever offered to the public for
the safe, specify and permanent cure of a que
and Fever or Chills and Fever whether
Of short or long standing. lie refers to
the entire Western aud Southern country
10 bear him testimony to the truth Of the
assertion, that in no case whatever will
it fail to cure if the directions are strict
Iy followed and carried out In "A great
many cases single dose has been sutIi-
cient fpr cure, and whole families have
been cured by q single bottle. with a per-
feet restoration Of the general health
II Is, however, prudent, aud in every case
more certain TO cure. if its use i CON
tinued in smaller doses for week or two
after the disease has been checked. more
especially ia difficult and long-standing
cases. Usually this medicine will not
require any aid to keep the bowels in
good order Should the patient. however.
require a cathartIc medicine, after hav-
ing taken three or four doses of the tonic.
a single dose of Bulls Vegetable Family
Pills will be sufficient.
The genuine SMITH Tone SYRUP must
have Dr. John Bulls private stamp on
each bottle. DR.. John Bull only has the
right to manufacture and sell the origi-
nal John J. Smith. Tonic syrup, of Louis
Vile, Ky. Examine well the label on
each bottle. If my private stamp is not
on each bottle, do not purchase, or you
viii be deceived
d T. j O h II 3 uIl
Manufacturer and vendvr of
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Bulls Sarsaparilla,
Bulls cedron Bittars,
Bulls Worm Destroyer.
THE POPULAR REMEDIES OF THE DAY
Principal Office, 3I9 Main Street, Louis
Vile, Ky. iuly23 ".
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The sorghum crop il this county l.
much larger than has been known for
years, and it is reported that molasses
will sell as low as % cents per gallon.
Ma, field Democrat We learn from
Capt. S. Story, of Boydsville, that a
man named Parmenter was found dead in
stable, in a standing position, with one
arm resting against the wall, in that
place, on the 9th of this month. Cause
of death unknown.
WHARF PRoTEcTIoN.-Mr Morris.
chief engineer of the n. c. Railroad has
ordered one hundred harges of rock to be
sunk at point just above the railroad
depot. Engineers and citizens regard
this as positiv ely certain to protect tho
bank at that point. The work is 10 COM
mence Immediately. Town marshal Cole
received ten more cars of rock yesterday
AMI the cities work on wharf is pro
crossing well.
THoRNE's COMPANY To NIGHT -
The great sensation of the week is to be
preseu ted al City Hail, to night, on which
occasion will be presented that beautiful
and enraptuing piece, ''Still Waters Run
Deep" This is 'the gem of the stage,
and is admirably rendered by this COM
pany, Mr. J H. Thorne and Miss Bonnie
Meyer taking the leading parts. The
evenings entertainment will conclude
with Miss Bonnie Meyers great speciality
"a Day in Paris, in which this inimita-
able versatile actress will personate five
characters To night is the ovation night,
and those desiring good seats had best
apply early.
THEATRIcAL.-The Thorne Come
ly Company have been playing at City
Hall, this week, 10 full and appreciative
houses There are among them some first
class actors and actresses. Miss Bonnie
Meyer, the leading lady possesses rare
and versatile talent and is a great favor
tie. Mr.. j. H. Thorne is an excellent
commedian. In fact these two particu-
larly excel in comedy, and in fact in view
of their special excellence in this line, in
justice to themselves should never at
tempt anything else. Lucritia Borgia.
for instance, was rendered admirably.
and very satisfactory to the audience
but by no comparison equal to the various
comedy casts in which they have appeared
Mr.. Thorne and Miss Bonnie Meyer are
supported by an average good stock COM
pany, and altogether present to this pub.
lie an array of dramatic talent never
before on our boards. 1t is seldom this
public has had such rare opportunity.
aud we are glad they exhibit proper an
probation by such large attendance.
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Farmers as class cannot be made
TO believe that grass seed will-sucrccd
just as we'll, aud offener great deaf
better, it -own alone than with grain.
in the usual way If the land Is rich
and the following season is favora b Ie
10 the growth of grass then good
stand may usually be obtained by sow
ing with grain; but if droughts should
occur the young. delicate grass i
likely to be smothered or 70 perish for
want of water The grain among
which it is growing being 80 much
larger aud more vigorous will appro
pirate to itself the bulk OF the mois-
ture and fertility of the soil
The severe drought which he's pre-
vailed in the Atlantic States the pres
eut season will make re seeding of
many thousands Of acres necessary
and we suggest to those who have new
or given the sowing Of grass seed alone
a trial to do % this fall. aud see if "a
better stand of grass can not be obtain
ed in that way than by the old doub
linz up system When grass and grain
are sown together 10 h must necessari-
y suffer more or less from crowding
if not for lack of moisture. and a. the
grass Is the weaker. it i injured most,
the result being a feeble growth nor
worth gathering for hay. and Of little
value for pasture until the second year
But if the grass seed i sown alone in
early autumn, or about the time of
sowing winter grain. it will generally
grow sufficiently rank 70 yield a fair
crop OF hay the following season. and
will not be half 50 liable 10 be destroy
ed by Drought
This system Of sowing grass seed
alone may not answer equally well IN
all localities and soils but it is being
practi~ed by our farmers. some OF
whom have expressed to Us surprise at
their own stupidity at 80 long practi-
ing the old system We have tested
both systems time and again, and 10
variably the grass seed sown alone wa
far the best; hence the above sHg2es
tons to those who may have failed 70
get a good stand in their fields the
present season There Is, however.
this disadvantage in sowing grass seed
alone that one blowing and narrowing
does not answer for two crops as when
il is put in with grain
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SECOND DAY

Pair turkeys. Mrs Il Scarce, prem;
Mrs . ID Clark, cert.
Pair chickens, Minor Buckner, prem
B b Bealles, cert.
Pair ducks, Dick Alexander prem; b.
W Tull, cert.
Tame geese, Mrs a Il Scarce, prem;
Mrs o b Clark, cert
Wild geese, Mrs D Clark, prem.
White cake, Miss NJ A Lunstord, prem,
Miss Matte Rose, cert.
Sponge cake, Miss VI. \. Luusford,
prem; Mrs } X McGehee, cert.
Wheat bread, Miss Jennie Buckner
prem; Mrs c 5 Harper, cert.
Biscuit, Mrs NJ d johnson, Premi Mrs
J VI Coffee, cert
Ham. Mrs McGebee, prem, Mrs F
keyser, cert
Roast turkey, Mrs NJ J Lunsford, prem;
Mrs o D Clark, cert.
Dried apples, Mrs W Tuh, prem Miss
NJ Lindsay, cert.
Dried peaches, Mrs Miles i Murphy,
premium.
Barrel -four, Gardner & White, prem
Jas Smith, ST. Louis, cert.
Sweet pickles Mrs b d Thomasson,
prem; Miss Lizzie Adams, cert.
Sour pickles, Mrs q " Pickett, prem;
Mrs c 5 Harper, cert.
Catsup, Mrs Marrs, prem Mrs D
Thomson, cert.
Cordial Mrs b D Thomason, prem.
Preserves, Mrs Is & RaIuage, prem; Mrs
S Harper cert.
Jelly, Mrs D Thomson, prem; Irs
G W Packet, cert.
Brandy peaches, Mrs Thomasou,
prem; Mrs Z hej ser, cert
Canned peaches, Mrs B c Ramage,
prem; Mrs j NJ Coffee. cert.
NJ K [ Ratuora Mrs
5 Harper, cert.
Straw berries, Mrs D Thomson, prem
Mrs " A Shuok, cert.
RaspberrIes, Mrs 5 Harper, prem;
Mrs " German, cert
Black berries .Vrs " 4 Shuck. prem.
Canned corn, Yrs 4 II ccetrce, prem;
Mrs w Pickett, cert.
wine, Mrs " II Gurdner, prem hrs b
G kamage, cert.
Harness stallion years old and under
3, J " Johnson, prem.
Harness mares. / years aud over, Jack
Rodgers. prem; Alexander, jr., cert
Harness mares, 3 and under 4, Press
wood K Baker, prem; u b johnson. cert
Mares, : AMI under ,, J " Johnson,
premium
johnson. prem.
Harness mares. Jack Rodgers, prem;
L Alexander, jr-, cert.
Boquet, Nrs Thos G Buck, prem
This was pyramid of choicest flowers.
and graced the Secretary Office during
the day, fairly eclipsing the striking
beauty of our handsome young Secretary.
Equestrianship by gentleman and lady
in puirs-Miss Winnie Harper, prem;
Sam Ltndrum, jr., cert
Boys riding, Saml Landrum. prem;
Charlie Kingman and Willie Gardner,
certificates.
Young mems riding Marsh eileen,
prem; Ino W Cowgirl, cert.
Corn bread. Hrs Harper prem Yrs
b Easiey, cert.
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CUT THIS OUT.
Et yyaY Save Your Life

There is no person living but what
suffers more or less with Lung Diseases,
Coughs. Colds or Consumption. yet some
would die rather than pay % cents for a
bottle of medicine that would cure them
DR.. A. BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has late
ly been introduced in this country from
Germany, and its wOnderous cures as
tonisbes every one that try it. Ii you
doubt what we say in print, cut this out
and take it to your Druggist Buck &
CowGILL. and get sample bottle for 10
cents and try it. Two doses will relieve.
Regular size 10 cents
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RELIGIOUS.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2d and 4th SUNDAYS
in each month. Sunday School every Sab
bath AT clock, a IN.
ELDER NoRToN, Pastor.
ST PAUL s-Protestant Episcopal
vices by the Rector every first and third
Sunday in the month, at 10@ clock. A. NJ,
and s P " Lay services on other Sun
days at 1890 4. NJ. Sunday School at 9
clock, A. N. Holy communion on the
first Sunday in the month.
Rev C. L. PINDAR, Rector.
ST.. PETER's-CATHoLIc- every
Second Sunday in each month.
FATHER FORESTER, Priest.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, SoUTH-Services
every Sunday at l01 O'Clock, a. M. and
p. IN. Sunday School at a m. Pray
er Meeting every Wednesday night.
REV. J. b. LOVE, Pastor.
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Commercial.
HICKMAN CoCRGER OFFICE.
Hickman E'roduce Market

EEtCfknau E'rnduCe MARKET.
,pp1rS r., tho sorrel Il 0oaS1 -
~:
No de mH"d IN boxes huFers are sun
ping only 90 Chicago and Ne" Orleans
ATOES-Irish. in barrels, 81 40.
SEEDs
C,.uo- SrO -o. Uerls erase Il 40.
pi'..' -.,. GroI,,rl ~ 5n Tim
80, cto;ceS, - Uung,ri,n and
NiIi.t ~
CoRN- f0p42c per busbel.
COTTON-saIOc.
WHEAT-9oc
NEAL-From wagons Zoe
BEESWAX 25CI3Oc. - ID.
hides. green, 4a5c.
dry salted sal0c.
dry aint loal2c.
WOOL-30 TO 374c. per ID. tub washed.
FEATHERS. r 10 4Ja5Oc prime.
GENSING-7jcaSl 90 per pound
TALLOW, per 10 &c.
RUTTER-Fresh, 10 to 20c per b..
POULTRY. ETC.-Young Chickens,
II 5cto 90 per dozen. ola from , 5Oa
3 Oa.
EGGs-se per dozen.
sTAVEs-We hive uo market for slaves
at present
BAKRELS-Apple. 81 cts; Flour. 45cts
N,aIassrs. = 90: Nlolasses kegs. 10 gal ;.
qucts; Molasses kegs > gals, Scots; Wits
XIV kegs. 10 gals 81 OO Whisky kegs ~
gaVs 50 Gems.
GROCERIES.
BACON-Sides lie.
Shoulders lOc.
Hams 10
CHEESE per 10 Is TO 19c
COFFEE Rio 22a25c
CD4CKFRS y III. 7ll9,
C04T or. r. Gallon zoe
CANDLES Star. I3G2O.
Cf+T-p :, nol,S as
NOI.4SSES- Dol 50a6O. hlf bbls Goa
~ ..,,,s
LARD OIL. r gallon, 81 25a
LARD-l4 to Ice = 10.
GUNPOWDER r keg > 30.
RLASrING POWDER, 80
SODA-By the key 6Bc 2 ID.
SUGAR-Brown, 9a1Oc; Hard 2laI4c.
SHOT per bag. Z 50.
STONEWARE = gallon, 10 to 15c.
1 en- "a
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c-as~--7--
The Yellow Fever.

The total number of interments OF
wednesday at Savannah we're forty
six, OF which thirty we're yellow feve
cases. Yes ferday's report shows
slight Increase, but the violence g.
the disease does not abate and all uc
counts agree in disclosing The mos
heart rendiug scenes.
The Savannah Benevolent Associa
ton. formerly he Metropolitan Fir,
Company, has resolved to ask aid from
abroad tor the sick aud destitute y
Contributions, whether Of m9uey pro
Visions or clothing, addressed to !
) E-till, President OF the Metropoli
tau Benevolent Association. viii be
ack now edged.
The Mayor Of Brunswick. Georgia.
has teiegrlphed to the Howard A.
sociation of New Orleans, for aid
h states that ont of a population Of
, 800 there are GOO cases OF yellow
fever, including three OF the five ply
-ieians. The association forwarded
skilled physicians and nurses. The
people are in u most destitute condi
ton; without physicians or nurses.
\ di=pat h states that it /. impossi-
bic to exaggerate the frishtlu coudi
ton of aff4ir-, and that some OF the
people viii die from starvation unless
speedy aid j. rendered
There Is no epidemic 10 Charleston
There have been four scattering yell
low fever cases, traced to persons who
Communicated with quarantine and
refugees from Savannah The fever
shows 10 signs of spreading.
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NJ. \. THEnFoRD, Of Chattanooga, Tenn
is grandson of Dr A. L Simmons, the
originator of the celebrated SIMMONS
LIVER MEDICINE. Ia order to get the
original and genuine preparation 90 to
c. 4. Holcomhe, or Buck Y Cowgirl. and
ask them for il in green wrappers with
the likeness Of DR.. \. L. SImmons upon
it, If you are melancholy. Respondent.
have Chills. Dyspepsia, Sourness Of the
Stomach, Constipation Of the Bowels. or
Torpidity Of the Liver, Pain in the Back
&c Try our Simmons Liver Medicine.
aud be convinced that il will cure You
VI. A. THEOFORD,
Manufacturer anj sole ProproprietOr,
mari 0-jm Chattanooga Tenn