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TAKE No OTHER.

TAKE No OTHER.
Beware Of those who know nothing Of Meaicai
Compounds, who pa, out no-,rums known to sour,
and being snalyred prove worthless and only made
TO necce the public. and 10 pirate on the well earn
ed reputation Of zeilin A Co.'S meiicise These
frauds have reputation 10 sustain and will cheat
you icr few Pcnnys every way they can.
See Who Endorss the Gs,uias.
Hon. Alex. II. stephens.
RI. Rev. John W. Beckwiih. Bishop Of Georgia
Gen. John D. Gordon. q. 8. senator.
Bt. Rev. Bishop P,erce.
Hon. John GIN shorter.
,. Edgar Thompson.
Hon. b. H.'Hin.
Hon. J. G. Breckinridgc.
Prof David wills, d. d.
Chief Justice Hiram Warner Of Georgia.
Lewis wunder, Asst. =, NJ, Phila., PA.
And thousands Of others from whom We have let
ters Of commendstion and recommendation.
Il is emineniiy Family Medicine; and by icing
kept ready Cor immediate resort, will ave many an
hour Of suffering and many a dollar IN ilme and
doctors hills
DIR. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
saSUrAcruRED ONLY nv
J.H. ZEILIN 4 CO.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
sol.l nv ali rex,..ct m. Druvv,.t.
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FAlsAN a Mclean, I'ublisherS
CINCINNATI. q.
APPLEToNS' JOURNAL
FOR 1873.
THE AMERICAN AT WORK.

During the year of ISIS sstie- of illustrated Pa
psr. viii h. gssn, the rcnersl character Of -hieh
wlll ae<rfll.e
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The-. Psp-rs xill sise sIsrhis and vivid de-crip-
tions. accompanied by saltsbie engrsNings of many
Of the Industries and enterprise ofthe country
They gill not coasist ~ dry details, bot vili -
emlaently picturesque and readable. The Art Of
the ssr,- Which Appears In the January number,
"A nsisf the tltls fa
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by CELIA's ARBOR,

The hrsl Novel 81 the season. will h. eentinaed.
In an early number will splssf the kIst Lortloa
Archie lowell" 'Oaght We 10 Visit Her" etc,
entitled
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Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL

The reputation il has attained. In consequences OF
the marvellous cures Ii has produced during the
last half century, Is a sufncieut assurance 10 the
public thu, II will continue to realize the happiess
results that can he desired. In almost every
section Of country there are persons, publicly
known, who have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases Of the lungs. by its use.
All who have tried IL Acknowledge its superiority.
and where its virtues are known, no one hesitates
a. to what medicine to employ to relieve the dis
tress and suffering peculiar to pulmonary anec-
tons. CHERRY PICTORIAL always affords in
slant relief. and performs rapid cures Of the
mil,ler varieties ofbronchial disorder, as well as
tn. more formidable diseases Of the lungs.
As asaieguard to children, amid the Distress
Ing diseases which beset the Throat and Chest Of
Childhood, it Is invaluable for, by its timely use.
multitndes are rescued and restored to health.
This medicine gains friends at every trial, 40
the cures it is constantly producing are too re-
narkable to be forgotten. No family should be
without ii, and those who have once used Il
never viii.
Eninen, Physicians throughout the country
prescnbe It, and Ciergymen oiten recommend it
from Ihrir knowledge Of is effects.
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UP AMONG THE SPIDERS;

Or How rus Omar RHtuaH D. BUnr. icing .
graphic aud richly illustrated description Of The
build NJ of the great SUSPENSION ttidrs ever The
East River, bctwesn New York and brooklyn, AZ
for,is god Example of the plan,
The department. Of luTtON ht ISIS gill ~ anu
sually stirring.
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MANS.

louisville Mail closes SIS A. NJ. e,sns SEQ n
Richmond and Livingston Mall eloscs ieo e. NJ.
OPENS s05 A. NJ.
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RAILROADS.
TRAINS sOurn-nnrNn-

Mol i Nos II MOI
MI Ex. Nj Ac'n Ex. Pit
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JET. HER FACE or HER FORTUNE

Soselcties and stori.soi American liz ~ill 10
given ~ Christian Reid, Constance lenimore col .
-on. Alh-rl Rhodes. Rel-cca Harding Davis. IA
yard Bsllsmy. John k.,sn Cooke. Horas~ y. sud
def. Rarnri Phillip. and other well-knovn ~ri ers
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TRAINS.

Passenger Trains, North, SIS A. NJ
Passenger Trains, south, t:z3 L. N.
Freight Trains, North, S.l5 A. N.
Freight Trains. south, SEQ z. NJ.
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Masonic Funerals.

There will be two Masonic funerals
in this city, Tomorrow. The body OF
Esquire John II Publ will be accom-
panied to Baltimore by committee OF
Oriental Lodge, No. 81, A. F. & A. NJ,
and at that city will be met by the
members OF W ashiugton Lodge, No. 3 and
escorted 10 the place of ln.erment.
Captain Joshua Bakers funeral will be
attended by the members of Corinthian
Lodge, No. 20 with which he was con-
nected. The flag at the Masonic Tenn
pie is at half mast in respect to the mem
ory of these two men.
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The Church of the COnvenant.

OPENING sERvICEs-GooD ATTENDANCEs
AT THE SUNDAY SCHOOL, ETC.
The attendance at the opening service
of the Church ofthe Convenant, on Front
street, between Mad son and Jefferson
e,terday was vtry large. In the even:
ing especially. the seats were all occu-
pied some persons being obliged to stand
The text for the evening sermon was a
of st. Matthew: "And | was afraid, and
went and hid my talent in the EARTH"
These were the words of the slothtul SER
want addressed to his Master. He refused
to work because he had but one talent,
add he said Let him who have greater
talents go to work. He had disregarded
his master IN an unjust way; he looked
npon God as one not competent what
OF going out the talents good kings
is best for Us. The man was discontened
If he only bad five talents what a grand
work he could accomplish.
He ignored one great fact that 1t is
these little things combined together that
make the unit. Do not think you can do
nothing because you have but one talent.
God gave you that talent, go and work.
1t Is only by working In earnest that
everything is accomplished.
The morning Sunday school also
opened in very encouraging manner.
there being 100 scholars and ten teashers
present.
Saturday evening an oyster supper was
given in the building by the ladies to the
men who taken part in the fixing up of
the church. 1t was well gotten up and
the ladies deserve great praise.
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petroit Post ard Tribune, in an
pcomparison of our Present finan-
|l'tion in 1873 with what it was in
yes the fact that win our circu-
fehumls now S737 ,743, 900 against
F"oih lS65-a contraction of $780,
FnthlTteen years, or six millions a
n com raSue of our currency now
laSlhg power, its value in ex-
!" land or good, is s73l ,306 900
0hly s5Ij, j,l50,0O0 in 1855-an In.
pafcilaslhg power of $153, ,150,-
9leF words, while the volume of
''4'y mas been reduced ten per
''le IN use and in exchange
D'9alced twenty-seoen per cent.
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sHoo TING AFFRAY In CECIL co.

On Thursday night week Mrs. Tiller,
COL, living Bunker Hill, near Warwick,
Cecil Co., Md, close to the Delaware
State line. became enga ed In a quar-
rel with all old negro man named Rob-
inson, and shot him with pistol. The
ball struck him In the abdomen, and he
died next morning. Mrs. Tiller is now
in Jail. Robinson was "conjurer" and
many of the colored people were very
much afraid of him. Mrs. Tiller, was
angered at him because he accused her
OF ''huryine bot les" for the purpose OF
making trouble between another negro
woman and her husband. Robinson
worked in this Sta at harvesting, this
summer, tor farmer living near st.
Gecrgt's.
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briei Locals.

n .U,. OD- Market street, copies old
aa., 4' SIZE aug30-tf.
noCFa'lc nomination on Satur-
n,nnon "Ool' was conducted in a very
T. !. Ward !, was nominated for As
" " f1 ehe Northern District and
'. hughes in the Southern.
|Or 'oar = a.Ca children to sutterley's Gal.
s0ou picture, 302 Market st.
|n.v,e aug30-tf
N t'a, sass Saturday evening Joseph K.
( in aPpears at the Grand onera
bv SuS s,ss. see those lif-.size Cravons
"''efiy' His prices are low.
roro,o., aug30-tf.
|iay,, ,''S FIR at Dover, closed on
eler, tha i,atIlon I1 OF teeth call on DR..
F'' the dentist No. S35 Market
!, eyary n,is ,nionlevart kid gloves, 3
Tor % crn, pn,s wa'ranbe II properiy
/ Faad look l"'S' at tn - -ent store
Of
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PerSOnaI.

Mr.. Thomas w. Brown, the agent of
j. X. Emmett, who appears here on Sat
urday evening next, was in town on Sat
urday. NJ. Brown is the oldest person
in the business, having been at it for over
thirty years. He was manager for Maggie
Mitchell for one season.
Mrs. s. w. Naylor, daughter of John
H. Jourdan, Esq, with her husband, is
now at Albuquerque, New Mexico. Mr..
Naylor is one of the officers of the Signal
Service Bureau Until within a few days
they have been stationed at Santa Fe,
New Mexico.
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EDITION..
kC,L TIME TABLE.

|a,r.vE WILMINGTON.
,A.idsolrhia; All Q 90, 5.44, 7.05, $40, 800,
u oo M; t2.4l, 1910, 2.30, 400,
w ~ n m. On sundays: zoo. 8 A ,
s'Iy m: 5 %, 9 30, 0 ~, p m. ,o.,
York: 2 90, s "A, a m, IL Al, " ~,
~. On sundays: 209 m.
more and Washington: iZol, 10,
m; Il s., 12 50, 8 %. p IN. sundays
!, Deposit: D 45e p m; no Sunday
Castle. 4 80, go, si5 a m; 1 oo, 9 80 p
b. sqpRsakR .s r. k.: !' ! 50, . IS m; oo, 8 80
nston ~ 4 Northern r. r.: Q 20 q
~ l,'H Si5p m; no Sunday train.
ware Western X. H.: 10 20 q m;5 @
nn sundays: 10 80 a m
Ss ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
.SNadelpnla S 12 a, s 81, 9 10 ! 06 a m
% AZ. 125, s So, 1 81, 60i, 8 3'
%, II Is D m on sundays: U 49,
NJ 7S5, 10 %, II Top m.
Z: 0b, 8 "a a m; ~ "A. " 81
,eS}nm, IN Sundays: IL 10, or
Ii,,mare: !, n = e. 2Ol, 5 10, . Al. a m; 1921
{ssS o 36 p m; on Sundays: 2 Oh a m
IN. ,on t.as
csSo II; on Sundays: 2 o. m; 9 ~
|br Deposit; 800 a m ! no Sunday
sw Castle. I 55, 8 so a m IL 10 m;
0Tijpm; no Sunday trains.
saware 4. r.: 8 50 IL 10 IN; 40,
m! no Sunday trains.
tiIminpton & Northern X. r.: . O6,
MI IS o IN; no sunday trains.
balaware Western X. r.. 7 SO a m
M. on sundays: 8 90 " m.
ynR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
road street and Washington ave
ySo 500, 10 80, II As a m; 2 80. 8 50,
si5, 615, 9 As, II 30 pm; on Sun
sSos m; 60o,9 45, II 80, p m.
birty second and Market streets;
y m, l21s, 3 So, . 80, II 80 p m;
Elndays 0 80. II 80 u m.
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10 votes andl Staats 7. The other nomi-
nees were approved by a uiyd ooce vote,
and the full ticket is as follows:
STATE SENATOR'S.
Albert III. Weld, Brandy wine Hd.
John Rumor, Christana Hid.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
BENZ. l.. Kent Wilmington Hd.
Jacob Satterthwaite, Mill Creek Hid.
j. B. Henry, Red Lion, Hid.
Anderson Smith, White Clay Greek
Geo. w. Dickinson, New Castle Hd.
VIM. Andrew Hukill, st: Georges
Hid.
Geo. l.. Townsend, Appoquinimink
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
5. M. Curtis, White Clay Creek HID.
>. Is. Ellison, Pencader Hid.
Richard Smith, ST. Georges Hid.
John Norval, Mill Creek Hid.
WIN. Clark, Red Lion Hid.
John Z. Hutchinson, Appoquinimlnk
Hid.
SHERIFF..
Isaac Murry, of Wilmington.
CORONER.
John A. Jones, of Wilmington.
lNOIH-lne Levy court tlcKet If
wrongly appointed, as there should bs a
candidate from Blackbird Hid. instead OF
from Penca1er, the latter having hold
ing over member of the Court.
On nmotion of John Lewis, the County
Executive Committee was authorized to
fill vacancies on the ticket, and to sub
stitute other names in case any of the
nominees were found to be not in sym.
pathy with the movement.
f.. Il. Gallagher moved that the janitoI
be instructed to ring the bell in honor OF
the first Greenback ticket nominated in
Delaware. The motion was adopted, after
which the bell vas rung and vigorous
cheers given for the ticket.
Messrs. b b. Cooper, f. Schue, j. b
Welch, Isaac s. Bullock and George w
Dickinson were appointed committee
to call State Convention and invite the
attendance of delegates from the other
counties.
After some discussion in relation to the
platform, the Convention, at 4:35 O'CLOCK
adjourned with cheers for the whole
TICKET,
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AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN
N ORDINANCE f \ TIT l. p AN
ONDIN ANCE RE:0RGANIZING
THE WATER DEPARTING OF THE
CITY or WILMINGrON.
Be It ordained by the City Council of
Wilmington,
Section i. That the Ordinance entitled
"An Ordinance Reorgani8ing the Water
be and he same Is hereby amended by
striking out all of Sec ion of SAID Ordi-
nance. and substituting In lieu there the
following. to wit: "Section Z, The Chief
Engineer OF the water Works shall have
charge and supervision of all the mains,
stop cocks, fire plugs and other fix ures
appertaining TO The distribution OF water
through the city. He shall superv Sc the
laying of new pipes as we'll as the repair
of pipes. fire plugs and olher fixtures that
may require it. He shall attend to the
drilling of pipes for making attachments.
shu ting off the pipes for repairs on &C
count of leaks and SHUT off the W tter and
cut off the pipes on premises on which
the water rent has OF been paid, He
ali Keep an account of all new pipe laid,
repairs made, and all materials used for
the same. He shall attend TO the receiving
of all new pipes u fixtures that may be
delivered by contract or otherwise, and
see that a proper ocK ofartlcles TO guard
against accident is kept on hand, aud re-
port to the Water Committee any de cien-
cy that may exist therein. He shall alsn
attend to the checking of all undue waste
from leaks, carelessness or other causes
Sec lon 2. That Section 13 of the said
Ordinance be, AID the same Is hereby
amended, by striking out the words
"Water Purveyor," in the fourteenth line
of said section, and substituting in lieu
thereof the words "Ch. .ef Engineer of the
Water Works"
Section 8, That Section Is of the said Or
dinance be and the same Is hereby amend
ed by striking out OF said Section in the
ff h and twelfth lines thereof the words
"Or Water Purveyor," and by striking
out of the thirteenth line OF said section
the word "their" ard substituting The word
"his" in lieu thereof.
Section 4, All ordinances and parts of
ordinances Inconsistent herewith are here
Passed al City Hall, Sept. 26th, 1873.
X, a. taylor.
President of City Council. pro te''t
T.. b. FRAZER, Clerk OF Council.
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Eirenen's Convention.

This ey ding ere will be firemen's
convent II aJ the Delaware Engine
Hou e, at 8 o'clock. The convention is
called for the purpose of endeavoring to
Undue all the companies to turn out on
tn. occa on of the visit to tbs city of
the Osg od Fire Company ofTroy, n. Y :,
on the 22nd of next month. 1t is hoped
that the convention may come to some
understanding about the matter, so that
every company of the department in this
city may b II line.
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DTFD-

BAKER.-In this city, on the 28th instant,
Capt. Joshua Baker, in the 69th year of
his age
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from bis late residence, No. sO6
East Second street, on Tuesday morning,
Oct. 1st. Services at the house at 10k
o clock.
PUHL.-On the 9th inst, j. II. Publ, in
the 40th year of his age
Relatives and friends are respectfully
l. vlted to attend his funeral, from his late
residence, No 2l5 West Seventh street, at
O'Clock, a. M, on Tuesday, Oct. 1st, te
proceed to the baltimore Depot
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IN Telcgraphic Summary

X, The last refuge Of the Here
Insurgents, has surrendered
Ee days bombardment. Luno
1 ha, also surrendered.-E England
|ptng to settle the Greek question
Iasis suggested by Mjdhat Pasha.
sOlyes the cession of Crete to
.l.is officially denied at St.
be that Russia had anything to
The Aneer's rejection of the
mss'M,-The British scheme
b, has been adopted i'll princi-
be PH4.-Disorders are reported
L. Tcekmedje, Turkey, imme-
pier the departure of the Rus
The daily gazette., 1878-09-30
Vessel to be Launched.

The new iron steamer being built by
the Har an g. Hollingsworth Co., for the
Old Bay Line, to run between Baltimore
aud Norfolk, will he launched on next
Thursday two weeks. When finished she
will be an exac counterpart of the steam
er Carolina.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-30

Elyania seems to be as badly split
fcally as the majority of the other
phls years election is exceedingly
7nt'aS uponit will depend the poll
ptrol OF the Commonwealth for
ears to come. The N. Y. Herald
/ outlook for the Cameron clan is
h brilliant.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-30
Marie ROze and the Poets.

The presence amongst us of the great
artistic, whom Europe has lent us for too
brief a time, has stimulated all our
young poets to crown Marie Roze with
their verses, and in her honor they are
employing their daintiest and most felici-
tious conceits.-Ne,o York Mail.
Miss Roze will appear in concert at
the Grand Opera House in this city.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-30
Return Equipments ts.

The Water Witch fire Company desire
all members of that organization who
have any of thA equipments to RETURN
them W thout delay TO he engine, house,
that they may be put in order for the
coming parade.
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ps', ps'v,"ariser Taisnnu.

lanes CarTaii,a rplia Sanday World saws
Fday watPt', wanted + Pr Newark, Del, on
|. with Josenb guy h'rse, and he
Spsta'om street, sweeney, al Ninth
game on e'1, b;n joseph played the
'V.Slng him D,ui n Tor 80, consisting
= aS, and pattia morse that he alleged
Y Y carroll weuta Sestlng a lie osit on il.
III 800 bail oae else sweeny was
The daily gazette., 1878-09-30

Fe4k from tomorrow the October
take place in Ohio, Indiana and
Reports from Ohio indicate that
Fonal party is losing rather than
Strength, and a clean Democratic
is Predicted.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-30
Meeting this Evening.

The Democrats of the Ninth Ward will
hold meeting this evening, at the OF |
Academy for the purpose of electlng an
Executive Comm ttee. A full attendance
is requested.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-30

IIieaIiOns for To-day.

!, low.r lake region, Middle States
E,vImd, parner southeast to
! wads, jaliin0 barometer, partly
suu,sr md occasional rains.
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Aid for the Yellow Fever Suf-
fereF6.

The following additional subscriptions
have been handed into Mr.. r. HI. Ew-
bank, for the benefit Of the yellow fever
sufferer
Before reported $3,S00 "
Mrs. Caleb Miller 90
Anonymous, Laurel, Del per w.
I'll. Candy, 90
George Churchman, 90
NJ rs. Hnunsfield, 200
Total thus far, $3,8l2 n
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4, Zap Tap oassimeres..

Hasalnard & Co. mad .
aims may yib,sea bs baS aSSassimer,s $, and m AM, anv
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AN ORDINAV VCE TO AMEN AN
N ORDINANCE ENTITLED 6 A N
OKDINAN u DEFININt THE SALA-
RIES OF THE OFFICERS OF THE
CITY.
Be it ordained by the City Council of
Wilmington.
Section l. That Sec ion 1 of the Ordi-
nance entitled AN Ordinance defining the
salaries of the officers of the city" be
amended by striking out of said section
after the words " Chief Engineer of Water
Department per year." the words "Twelve
Hundred Dollars" and substituting in
lieu there the words zone Thousand
Dollars"
Section 2, All ordinances and parts of
ordinances inconsis ent herewith are here
by repealed.
Passed at CITY Hall, Sept. 2Sth, 1873.
r. II. TAYLOR,
President of City Council, pro TEN.
f, b. FRAZER, Clerk of City Council.
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A FRIGHTRUL STORY.
Additional Particulars OF the Last
British Coal Mine HOrrOr-PrOS.
ress Of the Work OF Exhum-
ing the Dead.

LONDON, June 8.-The explosion in the
Evans coal mines, at Haydock, yesterday, &C.
CURED at eleven O'Clock in the morning. The
Wood Pit colliery consists of two mines
the Ravenshead and Florida-and the explo-
sion was confined to the last named. The
men went to work at six o'clock in the morn
ing, and the mine had been examined as
usual, and ten minutes before the disaster, it
was, to all appearances, safe. There were
two hundred and fifty men in the Wood
pit coliery, eighteen in the Ravenshead, and
the remainder in the Florida rhine. The men
In the Ravenshead mine were got out
Immediately. One died and the others
were much affected by after damp.
The two mines are connected by tunnel.
and it was In the working of the Florida
mine beyond the tunnel that the explosion
occurred. 1t is the general opinion that ev
cry man in that part of the mine is dead,
The explorers found the dead bodies Of men
and. horses on every side, fearfully burnt and
mutilated giving evidence of the dreadful
force of the explosion and the great fall of
coal which occurred. The men engaged in
exploring the mine are working day and night
endeavoring to reach the place where most of
the bodies are supposed to lie. Great crowds
of men, women and children have assembled
in the vicinity Of the spot, and general grief
prevails, nearly every family in the village of
Haydock having suffered a loss of one or
more of its members. No powder was used
in the mine. The manager of the mine went
down the shaft FIVE minutes after the explo-
sion, and finding a number of men at the
bottom lying on their faces, he opened the
ventilating doors, and thus saved the lives of
eighteen men. In Rayenshead mine, the
bodies already found are much disGgured.
Ii will probably be days before all the bodies
are recovered. The explorers have suffered
greatly, and have had to be constantly re-
lIeved, large staff of doctors being in atten-
dance. Crowds of women have surrounded
the pit since the explosion, weeping and beg
ging for news from the explorers, but on the
whole the people are very quiet and orderly.
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SOME bill passed the house yesterday rat
the Associated Press failed to give u tne
title. It's all right, we suppose, but the
public curiosity Is somewhat aroused-it
might be the bill making Memphis the east
ern terminus of the Southern transconGnental
railway, with an amendment giving it a hun
dred million subsidy. Perhaps there's mil
lions n the bill that was passed. Give US
Az. fift.
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Sale of Stock.

OFFICE THE
MEMPHIS CITY FIRE AND GENERAL, INSURANCE. Co.,
No. 10 MADISON STREET,
Memphis, Tenn, June 4, 1878
PY order Of the Board or Directors of this Com
bidder for cash. Certificate No 49, for ten O) shares
OF 500 EACH of the capital stock OF this company
on saturday, ) une Id, 1873, at II O'Clock M,
at the company's office; said sale will be made 70
satisfy certain Indebtedness due said company,
and secured to them under the provisions Of the lien
held by them under Section ID of their charter
HENRY j. LYNN Cashier.
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From the Nashville Department.


bama is reported from fair to very good; in
Mississippi. good; Virginia and North Caro-
lima, crops not in good condition.
From the Nashville Department.
NASHVILLE, May 8.-Report of the cotton
exchange for May: Middle Tennessee-23
replies; % report decrease of Is per cent. in
area; SIX report decrease of 50 per cent, 2
about the same as last yer; 19 report weather
warm and favorable, less favorable; Is re-
port stands very good, 5 not so good as last
year; II report the crop two weeks earlier, 5
one week rlier, 6 same as last year; 10 re-
port labor as good as last year, better; 25
report no fertilizers used, some increase; Is
report present condition of the crop very
good, not SO good--too much rain. North
A!abama-22 replies, from II counties; 10 re-
port the same area planted as last year; 3 a
decrease OF % per cent; Is report weather
warm and favorable; 8 report weather less ia
vorable; l8 report stands very good. 3 very
poor; 10 report the crop two to three weeks
earlier, report about the same as last year:
l6 report labor as good as last year, 6 some
Improvement; report no fertilizers used, 10
more than last year; 10 report present condi-
ton very good, 3 very poor.