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The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
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CHICAGO, March 8-Hoga-receints 10 mn h,,s
shipments 5000 1ead: market lower; mixed packma
weak At w g 10; light fairly active at So a 3 M
heavy shipping at Is g 80, closing duh and many
CatnaeSfecepts 1850 head shipments 1900 head
sbippng Steers steady and unchanged as 65 nss o.
htobsr snu s.oSkers IN good demand at so
sold. s INN Snu AL
sheep-receipts $40 head; shipments s5o head !.
unchanged at 90 q 81. 0o' neao'
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
LOUISIANA.
Prospect of AND erson's ReIeese

NEW YORK, March SIT is stated that the
Louisiana Supreme Court will soon sci aside the
proceedings against Anderson in the lower
Wnittak, r, aud new trial and Anderson's ts.
lease viii follow
Gov. Nichols has reconvened the Louisiana
General Assembly for if cen days, It ,s he.
" we'd for the purpose of acting upon the Ander-
son case
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
Possoaing at Wholesale.
Inc Recent Action of Brazil Tovard
Am~ricaa Colsred Cis.ztus,

NEW YORK March - Cnrresnondanoo ~.
t~een co~ @ittee of the American and For
eien Aou Slavery Society and Secrs,sr,
EVaris develops the fact that several coIoraS
cilzrn, OF The u.ir.d stes were obliged TO b.
oischSrsed from the .m 10y of a rsiIrosd con,
psuy pu,posiDg to have them labor On tn,
ROAD ~ Brazi owiog TO law OF that emti,a
2 "h'oiung any free colored people balm
Drought tb-re and Secretly EVarts says his de-.
partDeht can take no cogniz ,Dce thereof unlil
sonpiaints are formally m de that ctlzens of
the United StatesShaye suffered from such law.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
ITALY.
TIE Vatican Meditatins Change of
Policy.

ROME. March SIN consequence of the an
pointment of Cardinal Franchi to be pontifcial
secretary of state, the French ambassador to
the Vatican has applied to be recalled. Franchi
has sent circular to the papal nuncias abroad,
requesting detailed information upon rel atoms
with the respective governments to which they
are accredited and asking how change of the
VaticAn's policy, indicating firm though less
aggressive line will be viewed by Catholic gov
ernments.
King Humbert having deputed a preate
from upper Italy to congratulate Pope Leo on
his accession to the papal thro2e, the Pope
thanked the King verbally by the same inter
mediary.
The Church in Poland.
Pope Leo has written the Gar expressing
tho hope of a resumption of the negotiations
relative to the church In Poland. He intends
writing similar letter to the Emperor Will
liam. de even wishes to send special envoy
to Berlin, but the ultramontaines oppose such
a measure The Swiss guards have renewed
the disturbance of Thursday and will probably
be disbanded.
Resixnation of the Ministry.
LONDON, March 8-A special to the Standard
from Rome announces that the ministry has
resigned. The King will probably summon
Slgnor ZaIandelli to form a cabinet
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

The DIFFICULTY o. curing Brght's Disease, Drop
sy, Kidney, Bladder and Urinary DISEASES, is en-
tirely removed by HUNTS REMEDY. Diabetes.
Gravel Pain in the Back and Lons, Retention and
lneontinence Of Urine, and Complaints of the Urino-
Genital Organs, are cured by HUNTS RENE Y.
The blessing of health is obtained by all who take
HUNPS REMEDY.
CLARK's TooTHAcHE DROPS cure Instantly.
mars eodIwSu
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
NEW YORK.
The Vanderbilt Will Casa


NEW YORK, March 8.-Dr Bennett. ona of
the Witnesses in the Vanderbilt will Case. was
to-day bofore the Surrogate and testified that
the Commodore told him he had vision in
which he saw road shaped like horse shoe
and this road was death. He saw several of bis
acqoaintaoces walk along and drop off, but
some would come back to the edge, and that he
was then walking along the edge and didp't
know whether he would drop off he also told
WITNESS he was clalrvoyapt and believed in
cnring by sending lock of hair. Counsel
offered to prove by witness that Mrs. Wander
PIT SAID The Old must die, can't stand this
hell any longer" but it was excluded The
Commodore once sat up to read a pewspaner
ane witness suggested to him that he was then
Well enough to See his childreu, bat he got into
furious rage and said: "No damn them.
they are all bastards except Bill'
Possessing at Wholesale.
While Heury Schmidt, his wife Barbara. her
motner Elizabeth Schneider, and their dauob
yer Katherine were sitting at dinner to.dav ar
% Itt street, they were all taken with puraino
ana vomiting, with the exception of Sohn;d
himself, who, under the pretence of oo;uo fon
doctor, went out and did not return. His w;fa
Immediately thought he be had nolsonad ,h.ro
and succeeded 10 reaching the street and o,n;,'n
the alsrm. Schmidt was afterwards can,nras
IN an ailey-way, but denied the poisopipe. A.
has been cut of work some time. has rsnea,od,e
quarrelIed with his wife aud threatenad to .r;
the N all out of the way. When searched Lar a,
station house razor was found on HIM and
also bottle, in The bottom of which was
arsenic On stove in the house on Pitts
street was found q pot of milk contsipiug a
large quantity of arsenic and the mllk was
used 10 coffee which the members of the fam
ily drank. They were attended by PHYSICIANS
who state that the girl is out of danger. but il
Is hardly probable his wife or her mother will
recover "
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
new Work stock .-s MONEY marL.,,

NEW YORK, March s-Evening- Money abundant
at q per cent, o. call.
Sterling Exenange il quiet at 1889 q 4s4 for sixty
days and 1863 @ 4s6 for demand.
Imports of dry goods at the port of New York for
the week ending to-day were 81, 1852 amount
marketed, $2.4O6,039.
g Id opened at 1919 and closed at 1911. Carving
rates at q 81 per cent. The cearances were S13 :
$4,000. Customs receipts $370,000. The Treasury
disbursements were 100000 for interest and S9O1.
600 for bonds Governments firm. State bonds are
dull.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day az
gregaed $500 shares, including 800 shares Lake
Shore, 10, 200 shares Lackawana & Western 46 $50
shares North Western. 5000 shares st Paul, 5000
shares New York Central, 20,s70 shares Western
Union.
rne following were the closing quotations of Coy
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
COLLIERY EXPLOSION.
s.v.,,.., Live. Probably Loaf

Seventeen Lives Probably Loaf.
LONDON. March ga colliery explosion oc-
cnrred TODAY near Glasgow. Tw-lve miners
were rescued and seventeen are still in the pit,
but it is not expected they will be alive when
reached. The reseuers have thus far been
prevented from reaching them because OF fire.
nuent exnlosions.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
MARRIED..

In Brunswick, Feb. %, by Rev. Geo. c. Crawford.
William Harris, Jr., of Dixmont and Miss Margaret
b. sin mons of brunswick
In Brunswick. March 8, Samuel H. Leighton and
Miss Marcia A. Bean.
In Phillips, March 2. Clarence F. Colder of Strong
and Mics Alice Huff of Freeman.
In Strong March 4. Frank j. howell of Weld and
Miss Abnie j.. Kennedy OF Strong.
In Cheserviie, Feb. 26. f. ID. s. Brown and Mrs.
Clara a. Chase. both of Wilton. '
Fep. 49, James 1ibbet,s of Woolwich and Mic,
Flora HlscOck of Damariscotla.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

Fever and ague, and it congener, bilious renittent
besides affections of the stomach, liver and bowels
produced by miasmatic air and water are both Grad
icated and y evented by the use of Hostetter's
stomach Bitters purely vegetable elixir, indorsed
by physicians and more extensively used as ,eme-
dy for the above class of disorders, as well as for
many others, than any medicine Of the age. A lan-
gud eli Gu alton, torpid state OF the liver, want
of vital stamina are conditions peculiarly favorable
to mslaIial diseases They are, however. surely
renedied by the great Preventive which, BY nvigor-
atng the 81 TEN and endowing it with regularity
as wei as vigor provides it with a resistant power
which enables it to withstand disorders only of
malarial type, but host of others which fee bic
and i'll regulated systems subject The Bitte,s are
a sale as well as searching eradicaut, aud have
widely superseded that dangerous drug, quinine,
which paliates but does not eradicate malaria
mars eo,t.ew1w
CoSaEEss-The scongrees" yeast powder Is
made of the purest and most heathful materials It
is the best in the world for making delicious white,
sweet and heathful biscuits, cakes, pastry, &C. Use
none but the Congress"
Vienna Rolls made with Congress Yeast Powder.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
nrRTEOROLGOlCAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-souR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE OHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DC, ,
Mar. 8. i A. MY
For New England
Rising barometer, colder, north westerly winds,
shifting to warner northeast and sc utheast,
and clear or partly cloudy weather, possibly
followed by falling barometer.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
GLE RMANY.

The Chancellor Representation Bill.
BERLIN, March She Reichstag to-day
passed two clauses of the chancellor substitu e
bill and postponed the discussion of the third
clause till tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
G,.roseap narxe.s.

6. LONDON, March s-l2.3o P. M.-Consols at 95 ZIG
Tor money and &C, cunt.
LONDON, March 8-i2 80 r. M.-American secur,.
ues-Unttd Sfaies bonds, 67s at lu75; new S. iU4k
new 4ss 1881; 0-40s. 1854.
The market for yarns aud fabrics at Manchester is
unchanged.
.aSsarooL Nj rch SIP 80 P. M-Cotton is
quiet aud unchangeu. Niding hollands al cad; d,
ofeans at esd; sale 80 bales, Including 1O0 GALES
tof speculation aud ex port receipts 5450 bales in
Guiding 2750 American
Fuiures l-52 cheaper, March delivery at 3-32 ;
April 1872; April and May III.
LONDON, March S.-Colton sales include 615O
bales Ame rican,
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
FINANCIAL Ana COlmnERCfA L
Portland Wholesale Marker.

FRIDAY, March S.-The markets are quite active
to-day and Sugars show advance in price, granu-
lated is quoted at 9ac and Extra O. at &c. Flour is
little quiet though there fair sales noticed
Coru will advance in price the first Of the week
when the riss in Western freights go into effect.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
CAUCUS.

The Republicans of North Yarmouth are requested
to meet at their town honse, in said town. On FRI
DAY, March 49, at 8 O'Clock P. M /. to nominate can
ddates for town officers or the ensuing year, there
to choose town committee. Per order of Town
Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
Providence pr,.. o..s.. ,...,,.,

FKoVIDENoE Il. L., March The Print;oo c,otbs
market continues fit without chance in Nominal
Suotatlons-3t cash asked to 3j-I off or thirty DAYS
for standard and extra "a SIS. "a sA'-'' u"''
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
THE ST. GEORGE MURDER.
esedt ON Suspicion of Being the MUIR

Arresedt ON Suspicion of Being the MUIR
derer.
Especial to the Press.l
RocKLAND, March 8.-Capt. Nathan f.
Hart, of Tenants Harbor, who has been
strongly suspected of being concerned in the
recent tragedy at that place, was arrested by
Sheriff Low to-day. Hart was to leave on a
sea voyage Tomorrow. He will be held until
the matter can be more fully investigated.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
DISASTROUS FIRE.
Extensive ConAax ratiou at Panama
Loss $500 600.

New YORK, March 8.-A private despatch
from Panama reports ire there last Wednes-
day which destroyed the Grand Hotel and 9TH
er large buildings, with many residences The
losses are reported at $500 600, with insurance
of $4,000, mostly in German compaoies.
The cost of the Grand Hotel Was 100000. with
an insurance Of $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
Rostoa Stock Marie

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance--10oe bush corn meal to G
w true 81 Co.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

ISales at the Brokers Board, March 81
Portland. Saco a. Portsmouth r.. 73 "a rs
Boston & Maine Railroad. .............,,,-a105
Eastern Railroad new bonds). ........,,,63 al 63s
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
Clearing Hou-e Traa.acaioas.

..
The Clearing House OF the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to day:
Gross Exchanges .....................S 1925 10
Net Balances. COMMUNICATIONS. 1912 81
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
Death of Uenut .clopfs

dead.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF Portland.
Friday, March s..

Friday, March 8.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, st John, NIB, via
Eagtport tor Boston.
order: vessel TO Cbase LeavJl s. Co.
Sch Danpa Anna, Amherst Newport. RI.
Sch Carrie W, Fearaby, Eastport. with fish for q
marKet.
Sch Jane, Edridge, Georgetown. Me, for Hull (and
proceededI
CLEARED.
Sch Surprise, Nanter Plymouth-master.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, DuDton, Boothbay- ID l.
Cboate.
Sch Marriott, Davis, Round Pond-N Blake.
SAILED-Baroue Blanche How; brig Jennie Pbiu-
ney, Agenora, scbs Brisadier, Bedabedec, and the
feet which put in for bar Dor
IFROM MEECH ANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Havre 7th inst, ship Riverside, Randall, New
Orleans 80 days.
ar al Dundee It'll inst, ship San joaquin, Waite
Calcutta
Sid tm Liverpool 7th inst. ship JAS A Wright, fol
United States
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
go REIs:N PORTS.

At Newcastle, NSW, Jan 81, baruues Monhegan
Luce, ami lyman Pinkham. une.
Ar at Melbourne Jan 10 ship Henrietta, Blanchard
LouuoL; b4rlue Fannie Skoiield, Dunning tjuane.
Ar at Sydney Nsw Jan 10, harque Mabel. Deering,
Boston cape Town, CGH.
Ar at Batavia 9th inst, barque Mohican, Berry
Boston.
ar at Dunkirk 9th inst, sch Martha Hall, Bur-
CESS New orleans
Sid fm Havre 5th inst. ship Union, Greenleaf, 70,
Tytee, Ga.
Ar 9th baroue lincoln, Thorn, Buenos Ayres.
Ar at Queenstown 9th inst, baIque Don Jnsto
Jones, Baltimore.
so tn Honolulu Feb 9th, barque W A Holcomb
Ar al Montevideo :, bargue Moonbeam, Dunbar
Portland (Dec g.
ar at Demarara Feb 6. sch Daniel Webster, Foss
Boston, land sailed 18th for st Thomas)
AR at Aux Cages Feb 10, sch A DeHart, Farm
ham, New York.
A, Cape Haytien Feb 18th, brig shannon, Moore
Boston.
STA fun Cape Haytien Feb 9th, sch Hattie Card
Moore New York. -
SID TN St Jago Feb %. brig Carrie Pickering
A, at sasua Feb 26lh sch Eva Pettenglll, York
Portland
Ar at Havana LIST inst, brig Renshaw, Sylvester
Pensacola ech Abraham richardson, Reed from
Mobile.
Sl' LIST. scbs David Il Tolck. Sawyer Caibariep, to
load tor New York. Norman, Smith, Maianzas ard
NORTH of harteras, %, brig Money Pinmper. do.
Sid TN Kingston Feb "a sehs Helen Nara, Look
?. nstuia; 18th, l. A Knowles, chase Baltimore Via
Morant
catdenas LIST inst, brig Manson Gardiner
Saaua: Mary q dasse, HASKELL, MataDzas, sch Jas
bfown, oiiios, Savannah.
sid geo "a baryues Heekle, Woodbury., for
North OF datteras, Masonic. Lie, aug do.
ar al MaIanzas Feb Is orig stockton, Allen, from
Havana LIST list, lJzzie Dewey DAVIS do
Sill 9Th. orig Keystone. tea'tie, Moth OF Hat
teras: -sb 4 PIishury Pitcher do; lst inst, Mot
lie Hand, tiiilefe d DO.
Ar al Cienfuegos FEB q, sch Albert l. Butler, Ea
too, Boston.
a al Baracoa Feb 10. sets Annie d Merritt evils
Ponce land eaIled "a for New YORK;; 22d sarah W
dunt McFadden. New York; 23d, MarV e Webber,
Harris. sharleston.
Sid TIM Kingston, j, Feb Gath. schs Helen Maria.
Look. Pensacoa; 25th, Ia Knowles Chase, Morant
Bay and Jamaica.
AT Fort Antonio ia. Feb 18th, sch Clara L Dyer,
Beers, tor niled States
Sid tim Falmouth Feb 21st. sch Sadie Willoht.
Watts, Pensacola
Passed Turks Island Passages Feb 2lst, brig Ro-
NANCE Craig, from Baltimore for Navassa.
--latest by European steamers.1
Ar at Cuxhaven 20lh, Sargent, SWEET, from
Huanillos.
Ent out at London 2lst, Jose Lopez Mcdonald,
Boston.
SPOKE EN-.
Jan 49, off Rio Jaueiro, ship P r Hazeltine Henri
man. from New York tor san Francisco.
March l. of Cape Henry, ship Golden Rule, Lewis,
from Liverpool tor New York.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
lFRoM mERoH ANTS EXCHANGED
ME- W R ANDA,

Brig Renshaw. Sylvester. at Havana from Penss-
cola Tepo t. heavy wca her on the passage and lost
1000 Fl lumber off 1eck.
br orig Qnango, Clark. from Ponce for New York,
with moa.ses, put inio Turks iriand Feb 22d very
leaky taviug eDcoun cred heavy gales ase stove up
portlou of caig,. Would repair am proceed.
Sen l. Lewis, Penderon. from Rev West. arrived
at ceoar Keys 4th inst with loss OF bboom ana fore
tOpnast
Sch Richardson Reed. at Havana 1st inst from
Mobile elots several heavv gaes and lost So QUO It
lumber off derk
ocb Prescott aszeltue WadiD. trew New York
tor Boston wticl eent ashore O5field Point. Ct.
81 inst, has sustained damage and will come oil
afer dischaTgng tart of cargo. contract had been
made 10 tighten her.
Lonion Fec 22-The Casta'ia. from New York, re-
pors the loss of Two men overheard.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
DOW EsTIC roRTs.

after dscharging tart OF cargo contract had been
Lonnon. Fec 22-The Casta'ia from New York. re-
pors the loss of Two men overooard.
DOMESTIC roRTs.
SAN FRANCIsco-Ar 7th. ship Enos Soule, Law
renee. Boston. Oct :.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar I'd, ship Caledonia. Potter.
MOBILE-cld lib, barque Miriam Parker Havre;
sch Wilton, Rich. Reval.
PENSACOLA--Ar 4ln sen Sadie W;llcutt, Watts,
Falmouth.
SAVANNAH-Ar It'll, sch Uriah Fisk Rogers,
Boston
PORT ROYAL SC-Sld It'll, sch Mary Power,
Wiley, Charleston.
CHARLESTON-Ar 7th, ship Martha Bowker,
BALTIMOKE-Ar 9th. scbs Louisa Bliss Strong,
Paysandu. John Wentworth: Clark. New YORK.
PHlLADELfHlA- ar 9Th, sen A d Hickman,
NEW YOKK-Ar Tin. ships Joseph Fish, Schaffar,
Antwerp SO DAYS; Cyclone. Field Manila; orig Ysa-
dora kionda, rukey Cardenas days
Also ar TIN schs Mary E Amsoen, Baker aud N
Squifes. Crowe. KenDebec; ) Sultn Sno3, New
Bedford; Helen Mar, Duncan. and Martha Weeks,
SomeS, Providence.
Ar sth ship Mercury. Panno, Bremen barque
Cardenas. Colson, Havana; brig Proteus, Wheeler
Cid 18th. barque Young Eagle. Durham, Glasgow
brig Lie Boughton, Rose, for Cork or Falmouth sch
Calista, Remission, Boston.
Passed through He'll Gale 9TH, schs Maggie Ellen
LttlejonD Elizabethport for Portland; Albert Jane
son, 40 for Providence.
PROvlDENCE-A Ar 7th. schs Ariel, Candage, Wee.
Sid 7th sch Ella Pressey. Pressey, Baracoa to lead
fruit for New YORK, (gets l00U round.)
| NEWPORT-Ar 7th, sen VIM R Huston, Dean FOL
Maine to load ice.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Ar 7tb, sch L g.
| Fisk, Baker, Woods Hole tor Porl Royal.
VINEYAkD-HAVkN- 9Th, brig Onen Sea
| Wyman. from Weehawken or Boston; SCH j P Au
CUR. Kennebec for New York; Olive, Moody, Wee
| bawken tor orders.
| Sid, schs q hogers, and " Thorndike.
/ BOSTON, ar TIN, scbs hlier Garrison, Port
johnson; Wm Picserng, Loring. weehawken; Ko
| ion, Stockings New York.
CID 9TH brig Fanny Tucker, Tucker. Havana.
ar 9Th, brig Blgelow. dardenbrook. Cayenne
| open Sea. Wyman, Weehawken; sch Wellheet, Ho
/ mans, Ffiendsuiu.
| SALEM Ar 9th. schs Fl N Cove, Bearse. I'm Por
| johnson; Ring Dove, Cousins, Kennebec tor n YORK
Mott Haven Collins. Calais tor do; James Henry
| Snow, kochland for do.
SALEM-Ar 7th. sch Almon Bird, Drinkwater
| Baltimore.
GLoUCESTER-Ar 7th. sch d A Anthony, Yves
| cott. Boothb1y Tor Philadelphia.
| EASTFOKr. Maicn 6-Cld, schs Clara Jane, Allen
| New York; Alice Dean, Gardiner, Portland.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-28

$500; no American. Arrivals opened 1-16d
higher, now partly lost, Offering free: Septem-
Der delivery, sd; October, 5-16d; Septem-
Der and October, 6 5-16d and 9-32d; Octo-
Der and November, 6 z 32d and 3-I6; No
yember and December, t616; December and
January, 6 Lie.
NEW YORK. September q, 11:O9 AIM
Gold opened $1003s.
1907 am. : Futures steady; January,
I0.SO@1082; February, 10.88@l091; Sep
tember, 10. S4@I0.87; October, 10. $50 1887:
lsovember, I0.77@10.80; December, 1917
@l0S0.
I0:45 a.m.-Cotton quiet.
1855 a.m.-Futures-stea sales, H.
600 bales; sales last evening, $500 bales;
good ordinary, ~ fiQtton quiet; ordinary, 915c;
middling, Ike; middffhe nPPdiadling, 1O4c
1875. Futures barely steady; January, fog,
@10.82c; February, l0.88@1089c: March
1O.98@1099; April, 11.06@11.07c; May
11.13@11.14c; June. 11.19@11. zoe; July
| IL 24@11.26; September, 10.87@10.88c; DC
tober, 1087@10.88c; November, l078@
| 1919; December, 10.78@10.79c. Sales, TO
consumption, 323 bales; sales last evening
| 1893 bales; sales for future delivery, 81 ,20(
bales.
100 p.m.-Futures weak; sales, 1920
NEW ORLEANS, September 81, la
pm.-Market lquiet at 1011c. Sales
$50 bales Exchange, 4781S@4791Sc, 1880
1880; sight, 4@3sc; discount. &c. Ne
receipts, 1873 bales.
gross, 1,5O3 bales; sales, 1000 bales; stock
12,307 bales. Market quiet at 101ac.
| GALVESTON, September q, l AS pm
Net receipts, 1888 bales. gross, 2,107; coast
2,674 bales; sales, 1852 bales; stock, %, 49
bales. Market steady at 9Bc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-28
THE FEVER AT HOME.
DEATHS ERInAY.

DEATHS FRIDAY.
The following is the official list of deaths
reported to the Board of Health, for the
twenty-four hours, ending at six o'clock
last evening:
WHITES.
John Donahue, 81 months, 170 Union.
Mr.. Sebrall, AZ years, Anderson avenue.
Mary Decker, SO years, 646 Shelby.
Rev. ]. ]. Mooney, so years, Camp Father
Matthew.
Charles Kaufman, years, Leath orphan
asylum.
Child of DIR. Zehring, 2 days, Shelby.
Mrs. II. M'Clanahan, 81 years, Main.
Carrie Mcdowell, ID years, Third and
Walker.
NJ G. Garnett, SIS years, Chelsea.
w. P. Dupuy, 81 years, Horn Lake road.
Mary A. Marso, 80 years, Poplar.
John Rynders, 80 years, corner Tennessee
and Turley.
Kate Reilly, 10 years, second house south
of Beale, on NJ. and G. r. R.
August Baker, near five-mile toll-gate on
Poplar.
Unknown, 40 years, at county jail.
Norman Crawford, Is years, Market street
infrmary.
John q. Madison, AZ years, Market street
infrmary.
Caspar Wright, 40 years, rs Clay.
CoLoRED.
Eliza Castor, 81 years, near corner of
Webster and DeSoto.
Child of B. Maunord, years, corner of st.
Martin and South.
Caroline johnson, IS years, 1874 Georgia.
II. Thomas, Is years, ISL st. Martin.
j. Ellis, 20 years, S. Alabama.
Child of Belle Dance, months, corner Of
Walker avenue and fernando.
G. Dougherty. Is years, city hospital.
George Cooper, IS years, rear 108 Fourth.
Calvin Jones, IL years, corner of Mill and
Main.
Sarah Jackson, 80 years, Waldron avenue
near Old Raleigh road.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-28
FINANCIAL.

The banks have very little to do, and but
few men to do it. Mr.. Griffin, of the German
national, being sick, that bank is now man
aged by ex-Mayor John Johnson. Mr..
Thacher. of the First national, who has been
working nobly, and through whom large
amounts were sent to the relief committees,
was among yesterdays new cases; SO his
bank did nothing. Mr.. Czapski, of the Union
and Planters, being down, Messrs. Read and
Stewart have the work to do. Pieces of ex-
change are occasionally wanted; and numer-
GUS notes are going to protest. Good bor-
rowers are scarce, and so are good payers.
Gold in New Yark was selling at $l00ss yes
terday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-28
Environed with Danger.

The dweller or temporary sotourner I'm malari-
GUS region of country is enviroRed with danger Be
sides inhaling at every breath atmosphere satu-
rated with an infectious poison, he also drinks water
which is In most instances likewise impregnated
with the fever and ague breeding n1iasnaGta. If a
bilious subject deficient In stamina: or irregular In
habit of body or digestion, his peril Is much In
creased as these abnormal conditions are extreme
y favorable to the contraction of malar1ai disease
But this danger may be safely encountered with the
assistance OF HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTkRS,
which completely nullifes the atmospheric Virus,
and neutraliZes the constituents OF niaSmatalnted
water This benign antidote to disease eradicates
and prevents fevers of an intermittent and bilious
remitent type besides effecting thorough and per
manent reform of those enfeebled or Irregular con-
itons of the system which invite not only malaria,
but other diseases equally to be dreaded.