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, 1878-03-02

SESArnR MITCHELL has introduced in the
,raaie bill for the annexation os Nalla Walla
md Columbia counties 10 Oregon The muchly-
married senator Is splendid at introducing bills,
but somehow or ether his bills never appear
upon the statute backs He is ike man who
il constantly going through the motions and
never accomplishes anything. Oregon should
rndeaym To replace him with q man whose
character is not bar to the passage Of his bills.
, 1878-03-02

y a'st-ESs TERRITORY Congress at its pres
.-' s ssS'0n Is quite likely to inquire into the
~: 4'.loh OF the territories, and in making any
-. IKE a thorough scrutiny it will discover
-, maintaining Idaho territory involves a
~ expenditure of public money. The ter
o. s Is dWindling away in population, and
's' prosperous parts wish to dissolve their
seaon with the organization. The people
.'.'.hen Idaho, to a man, wish to be an
= 80 % Washington territory. The interests
M us oTyhee country point to union with
;.L.. After these changes are made, what
|, MI u the territory can without Inconvenience
-, 'sned, IN about equal parts to Montana
Tan territories. If there was any pros
n;sh. y \ Idaho ever becoming a state, there
ept .e N some excuse for keeping up the pres
u. ,bl'e bsnslve territorial organization, but in
prrs.s shse Of this promise, congress may very
n.r s ,nrH. aiS,de up the country after the man
o,1,n;sted, and then abolish the territorial
, 1878-03-02
FR,,,r TREES AND SHRrBBEEY. =

Fruit TREES AND SHRrBBEEY. We have
been shown private letter from Philip tz,
from which We learn that he is making very
fine selection of every variety Of valuable fr'nt
and shrub known in the United States, that he
did not have They will arrive here about the
Ist of March He will sell
, 1878-03-02

ssecslEG hUEpER-At a late hour on Fri
TI' h'sat, couple Of soldiers got into 4 quar-
III IN ironi OF a house of ill-fame on Alder
'.'ee'' and in the course of the alteration one
" 'asni dfeS knife and cut his antagonist III
'@e a.1"nen, inhicting wounds from which he
,U0'equently died The perpetrator of the
'AiSiie Vas brought before Justice Whitman
-, examination, Tuesday morning, but waived
nearing and was committed to answer the
.H''se Of Murder at the next term Of the dis
court The murdered man WAS named
,,. l4 sshneider. and is spoken of as n good
- 4'e' and inofensire man. Wm. Murphy,
,I ~ IAn who killed him. has bad reputation,
,,ni. .eS llan Year ago made a murderous as
e. upo3 one Of his comrades Murphy
"a, e. ), - nave acted in self if-defence, but the
r.. u,A ne waived all examination goes to
NAat he Is without justification.
, 1878-03-02

,1oy hasgoneto to Vancouver, where
IrI 'a .-;sd On the charge Of violating mill
hsp 81 regulations His offence is not
~ ri', .Ia is supposed that he will get off
sno'' ~. 's',rpriimand.
, 1878-03-02

Ordered, That c. r. Frazier be appointed
road supervisor for district number Z, in place
of John Goodwin, now residing outside Of this
county.
Bonds of the following liquor dealers ap-
proved: Bender 4 kellin u, John H. Stahl,
Jacob Betz, j. b. Montague, o. Brechtel, j.
f. Tempest, Bassett 4 Boucher, j. j. Spansail,
Chas. Rose. John Burgess, Lucinger 4 Schu-
macher, Z. j. Williams
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14

A COMMUNICATION signed Taxpayer,
printed elsewhere, intimates that the writer
IS cognizlrt OF some C coke dness IN contem-
platioa concerning tie sewerage question.
We print bis c0mml ..catjol that those who
have the n after Of improving h bayou and
the sewerage system Of this city in charge
may be warncd against such schemes. We
feel it our Guty in he p emse,, however,
10 correct NJ. Tax ayers asser-
ton that "no msn living believes the
bayou had anything to do with yellow-fever, -"
as we know muEy n 'eliiRCnt people, those
whose opinions are valuable in matters Of
hygiene, who believe the hay on had much to
do with the propagation and spread CT the
plague alter the aimosl he'e ! nj Become i'm
precnated vita the first iml citations of the
pestilence. We mas: the coueoiion not to
invite a discussion Of II a point, because we
do not believe that it would amount to a
row of pins IN the way OF convincing the
unbelievers 10 that th,oy if 1t were dis
cussed till D1oms3av. And we here also
fake the OCCASION 10 say that discussion OF
the question through the newspapers will ac-
comptsh no good. !. th- e is any virtue IN
the proposed plan o. ,oHvs.t;rg the bayou
into grand sewer. let ta- authorities go to
work at once sni devse the ways and means
Ia do IL. so that t NAV be accomplished as
speedily az possb'e There Is too much ut
stake. and ., oclast ali N in so important
movement will be fatd to every interest Of
Memphis. "roo much talk and no cider"
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A SENSATION IN COURT.
a Notorious CIaIrvoYa ant Attempts to
Avert the Sentence OF Physician
Convicted OF Abortion and
MalpractIce.

New YORK, December 3D.. Bradford,
convicted for causing the death of Sarah Victoria
COnnors by malpractice was taken TO the court OF
general sessions to day for sentence. Bis counsel
made futile appe i foe new trial. on legal points
and the ground of newly-discovered evidence.
DR.. Bradford then addressed the court, protesting
his innocence, DaTrating the manner In which LIE
scOvered his new evidsnce. He said that while In
he TCnlbS young woman visited him az Il remara ed
that she had some little things belonging to Wick
COHnOIs. lie closely questioned her and she ad-
mitted having performed the operation On the girl,
At this POINT woman arose In cout aud eXcaint d:
at is true. | confess before God and Jesus Christ
that AN guilty and that man IS innocent" The
woman then made her way to the eide OF Bradford
and gave the details of the crime She stated that
Il was only after continued solicitations on tho part
,. the girl that she consented to perform tho opera
ton receiving therefor sixty dollars. Frightened at
the consequences OF the act she took the girl 10 Dr.
Bradford. After making her promise not to tell,
returned her ten dollars and Lett her in Dr. Brad
foTd'S OFT %, The woman subsequently gave her
name as Mad me CheTaTdi, clairvoyant q 100
PIerrepOnt street. Brooklyn. After a brief con-
ys-saton between the COUNSEL Judge Sutherland ad-
dressed the S1maC: u think We have had enough OF
your story. you have got through your part or TIE
uIay." The district attorney said: Haven't 80 hac
enough OF ths7 This man has added 20 nls mani
infamies by bringing this woman here 10 tell bel
lies" and then moved for the sentence. Judge
Sutherland denied the motion for new trial, ou'
GRANTED twenty days to prepare exceptions he theI
Sentenced BEadf1TG-who again protested his 1nno
oence-to the stale prison lof fourteen years and
s'E months,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITY.

Sydney. E,acem6er Is: The ministry OF
New South Wales has res.g@eff Robertson Will form
another cabinet.
London. December I3: The nail masters Of
81 have resolved to resist the demands OF
the iae2 even II general stsfke should De lhe IT.
su {.
New Orleans. December IS: The bank
AprOde, hence December 5th fer Rouen, with
cargo OF ton and grain, returned In distress nav
ing sprung Leak.
Madrid. December -: The council of min
listers decided create cadres for one hundred In
fanny battalions ard twenty squaGrons OF cavalry
for half LAY 0iFeerS.
Ouebac. December IL: Ali the eonserva-
tive members OF the legislature of 9uetsc nave
signed petition praying for the removal OF LeuteI
an; Governor Lellillter.
London. December -: Il IS understood
that 5oll- Ruskin Will decline reelection TO the
ade rTOtes5orsil OF tine art In oxford university,
on account Of iiEbeakA.
Rome, December IS: Pfala.er Carroll has
announced that the present ministers Will continue
In The administration pending the kings decision CT
their proposed designations
London, December -: A correspondent at
Vienna states tina, majority OF the committee of
sFt TO consider the teay of Berlin, axe tIyorable
to the t'caty.
Pittsburg, December Is: An unknown
man. ato hfty years Of age was instantly az siSd
Vayne uep5t IN AlltShary. His name IS supposed
70 be William burnsan.
Saratoga, December IL: The Firsj national
bank suspended to-day owing 10 growing OFT CT
the oefalcation OF County Treasurer Wright The
run was then precipitateG on the Commercial bank
and is doors were closed
london, n scember -: The chancellor-ot-
| exchequeF in tie h0uSo Il commons to dag, an.
nOunced that he would shortly nose fer grant Oh
money by paT auent, in aid Of the distTssSef Deo-
pls IN the RhOdope mountains.
London, December IS: 4 man named
I Maiden vas aIraIgned at the Bow street po ice
court Yesterday charged with threatening the life
| of Queen VIctctc. Madden, 1t appears, is harm
IS unatic and has teen known as such for twenty
/ yeas.
Wheeling, w. Va, December is. In a
| letter received to-day by prominent cigar manG-
facturer from Senator Davis, the impression pre-
l waits ln Washington that there Will be no change
aade on tobacco and cigars this session or coa'
1 gress
San Fcsvclsco. December 10: A heavy gale
rom the north prevailed for several days. some
m nor damage to the sH1otlng ~ ihe hhhtIes i
reported. sailboat. contain H's .S 20 th si1
75mel. was swanped last night. u s-o-
were drowned
Indiana polls. December -: The trial of
VIM. Merriek, for the murder OF hIs wife COM
menced on Monday the second instant. was ended
his evening. The jury after being absent thiriy
minutes rel rned verdict OF guilty OF murder In
ths hrSt degree he was sentenced to death.
Pittsburg. December l3: As freight train
entering tue city, about four o'clock this morn
4 ing Orakesman named Edward SlssOn living az
Cameron, attempted 10 leap from T. the tender
nd the remainder OF the train passed over his body
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14
TERRIFIC Snow STORM.
The Heaviest for Years-TraversiDs
Iowa, Kansas and AIfss0Ori-Ghe
mississippi Closed and
Business SIeppea.

ST.. LOUIS, December 13.-Dispatches from
central and western Missouri, Iowa and Kansas s=y
that the heaviest snow storm known for years pre-
vailed during the past twenty hours. The depth
tbs 1t very badly d7fted the railroads generally
being DISTRACTED, some of them being Obliged to
suspend running trains altogether.
II Lexington, Missouri and other places schools
are closed and business stopped.
At Fulton aud Fto-S Islapd the Mississippi river Is
closed ard people walking acEoSs II on the ice.
seet Storm set IN here last night and covered the
ground with thick sheet of ice. To-day the weather
moderated and rain has fallen and still continues
TO fall.
dispatch from Kansas CITY says that the heaviest
snOs7-sto-m ever known in that section has been
raging during the past tYentyfour hours 1t began
about eight O'Clock last night and there was depth
OF eeysn inches at daylight this morning. At nine
o'clock tonight the fall was between t@enyona and
twenty-five iEches, about which time the storm
seemed to abae. perfect gale attended the storm.
and In many places the snow is drifted
to a depth Of six or eight feet The
s;i!g passenger trains that have arrived to-day
late aud Council 5iGlss mat arrived almost on time
all others are sHowbGund, Dut some are expected In
Tonight The Missouri Pacific due here this morn
ing h stuck near Greenwood; the Kansas CITY and
santa Fe between Lawrence and Topeka NO pas
ssnger trains went out this ateHoSn' Shd business
OF al kin1s Is virtually SSlCase- = Ava!spNv,'' ~
Dispatch says SefJ EaAvT snow storm re"~-
'.'I -.tg abot nine o'clock last night accompanied by
IL. cd he snoE fell rapidly all night
and during to-day t1S groinG nE " r,tip II; IN
more than Gftsen inches on a .-.rn sirIt
mann places high enough to hide fences -" -H'
The storm It'll tinues, although not severe as
in the morning. II is considered he heaviest snow
storm snowE in Kansas Tor ten years. The Missouri
river is full of floating ice, End rs choking up Is
looked for soon.
Fifty more dweliinxhouses than can he
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FIRE.
A steam Colt n-Gin, Machinery and
Contents Totally Destroyed on
Union street, Y ester
day Morning.

Yesterday morning. at halt-past seven
O'Clock fire broke out accidentally in the Gamer or
]. v. Pauicki & Co.'s steam cOttOn-gin, situated on
the corner OF Union and Third streets. In Il few
seconds the fire beyond control, and before long
the entire bulldog and contents Wer5 destroyed.
Some thirty ba of cotton, all the machinery and
the building lost in the cOntigraton. The loss
is estimated by Mr.. Patrick at between three and
four thousand dollars, which is fully covered by In
The gin insured for t'So thousand dol
Jars in the ROYAL, and for hundred dollars In
the sun mutual of New Orleans; the insurance hay
ing placed by the Peoples insurance company
of this city. TIE building insured for one thou
sand dollars 10 the Peoples insurance company.
The gin lad just been started when the fire broke
out from the cleaner, and caught everything before
the men at work could do ANYTHING. Daring the
progress of the fire, Fireman Tom Welsh, of No.
engine had his han severely SeOrched and burned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14
Gard Of Thanks.

drstre. IL this public maurer, 10 express
~ sE,rks 10 che chief IT ;he fce depart
En.pt. IS well az :he individual memters OF
TO- node rorns be 60 successfully commands,
e. ti,air well. directed tflrts en- Friday, De-
csrnl,-, 1871. a5 Ia. are or Union street. 10
the abis, chief, aud trace ftli lent hremen,
am indicted for the psesergation1 OF my
property in tEe premises adjoining those de-
stro7ed by the flames. JOHN WALSH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14

}. W. PoMFREY. editor Of the Saturday
Ere,iing Press, Of Cogingjos, Kentucky, was
yesterday sentenced to pay fifty d1lars 6ne;
and be imprisoned for sixty days, for pub
fishing a iibe'ols article rth citing on Hon.
J9hl q. Carlisle, present mcr.bar Of congress
from thai d'siic,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14

L, IL tru, economy &c use cheap, edulier
ntsd 51kicg powder, which is highly lnJu-
ions j5 hasith, merely b-ca4se It L cheApF
C5mnea SsAse ard experience, Say no! Jog Jog
49, $50 J5vJer. winch bts been well
lr5,v, f,r tusqty years as an absolutely
~ mn, Wholesome. ma, n every respect, re
liable article, Is withio &c resch Of all those
yho practice true economT ~ thA respect
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14
N0n.Resident Notice

No. 2774-In the ChaDcery Court of Shelby county.
Tennssse-.-R. g Jones ct al vs.. ]. V. BrtdgeiQIth
ct al.
appearing from the bill in this cause. which is
L sworn to- that the defendant j. V. BTidgefortn is
a nonresident of the State of Tennessee.
1t Is therefore ordered, that he make his appear
aEce herein. at the courthouse in the city of Mem
ph!s, Tennessee, on or before the first Monday IN
February, 1879, and plead answer or demur to COM
plainants bill, or the same will be taken for con
fesSed as to him, and set for hearing eIparte and
that a copy of this order be published once week
for four successiSe weeks in the Memphis Appeal
This 18th day of December, 1873.
s Copy: Attest.
R. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
BYE B. MHEsRY, Deputy G. and NJ.
Harris, M'Kisick d Turley, Soils for cOmpl't sal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14
NONRESIDENT Notice,

No. 2943.-In the ChanceTy Court of Shelby county
Tennessee.-Orgill Brothers 4 Co. vs.. S. T. Dee,
son ct. al.
I T appearing from the bill in this cause. which
L Is sworn 10, that the defendant, T. DeesOn,
is indebted TO complainants in the sum of ten hun
dred and forty-siX dollars and ninety-fonr cent
Mayson; that the said S. T. Deeson Is a non-resl-
dent of the State of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and levied on the property OF
said S. T. Dseson:
II is II erefore ordered, that he make his appear
anee herein. at the clubhouse in the city or Mem
phi5. Tennessee, on or before the first Monday In
January, 1879, and Plead answer or demur to COM
plainantS bill. or the Will be taken for con-
tessed to him. and set for hearing expaTte, and
that copy OF this order be published once week,
for four successive weeks, Ia the Memphis APPEAL
This 18th day ofNoyember, 1873.
A cOpy.-Attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By E. B. BENRY, Deputy Clerk and Master.
CAN'T IL Pat ersnn Soils for cnmnlainant. sat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14

THE bill n'rodUcet yesterday By Senator
Plumb 70 increase the army an emergency,
authorizes the Pfesiden'. when in his jldg-
ment the eyigCncies Of the service require it,
to ca1.e tvo bundled and fifty enlisted men
u b. ided to The army to serve during such
.ylcfncv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14
NOTICE.

DY agreems nt between ]. B. and W. A. FAIRIES. and
d Robert NJ Kenna, all Of shelby county, Ten
nessee inside ana entered into at Memphis, Ten,
nessee Lay 30, 1878, the undersigned will proceed
to sell. at pubic outcry, to the highest bidder fol
cash. in front of the stables 30 Union street. Mem
tween the hours OF / l am and II O'Clock noon
One sorreli horse, about 15Ia hands high, same be
ing the subject Of agreement mentioned above.
W, 4 EAIRES,
Surviving paFtner Of late firm OF j. B. & W. A. kaires
MEMPHIS. TENN., pecember ] 4. 1873.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14

T.iies a., invited d clll and see The Iltesf
IN grovcE Domestic saving machine, J lst re
ratveJ. v1tH aeli-settiaZ needle, WITH sell
threading sLasigs 81 n one piece. We c-a
wind onr b1aOiu Siia2oC ruuni"E tA5 ma
- DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE,
-i''-- Ofee-S3 Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14

,,e-tbor rapidly apploacheF, and shoes ar
,oiny M. 4 cordial invitatioa Is extended
10 tho people TO come 70 the Big Boot shoe
sf,rs 10. 3il Nam street, and save twenty
per cent. Money refunded If goods don {
.sUlt you.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14
Administrators Notice,

HAVING been appointed and qualified by the
Il Probate Court Of Shelby county as Admins
traitor on the estate OF s. D. Msngum, deceased
70 present their claims TO my attorney. j. NJ Greg
- his Office IN Memphis. And all persons In
de6ted 70 sa ats,e With my agent Frank Banksmh
Collieryille, Tennessee; c,yv>,,sp ,d,,.,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14
| IMPORTANT LETTER
From Distinguished Physician.

MO single disease has Cnta.lcd suffering
~ tened tho breaking up Of the constitution than
Cstarrh. The of smell taste. sight OF
Ing the human voice. the lind. more and
times all yield to It's destructive influence The poison it
distributes throughout the attacks vital
force Snd breaks the most robust OF Constitutions
Ignored because but little understood by phys
Clans iUpOtentv assailCd by QuaCks and chRrlatanB
those suffering from II have lttte hope TO be relieved
Of IL this side of the It "a time then that
popular treatment OF this terrible disease BY remedies
within the reach of pessed fato HANGS at once com
petent and trustworthy. The und hitherto untried
method adopted by DR.. Sanford in the preparation OF
his RADICAL CCEE has won my hearty approval. be-
cye IL likely TO succeed when all the usual remedies
fan, because IL strikes at the OF the disease,
the dctiIed blood. while 70 heals the liberated
braue By direct application the nasal passages. Its
action is based certain hNcd rules. and unless
vital forces too far exhausted must in the great
majority OF cases, erect g cure.
SoBsCoTT BLoCK. So. FRANIS0HAs. Der. /, 1874.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14
CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: LirepOOl cot
ton, I sd. Memphis cotton, SOS 1-sc.
Nei0 orleans cotton, s , Sc. Galveston cot
fgg, 3 i-Jc. Ncic York cotton, 5 -. 1Cc.
Nel0 York gold, 100 Is.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14
Administrators Notice.

Estate of MIS-. Camille Nelson, deceased.
1 ETTERS OF administration the above es
Il tate having been granted TO the undersigned,
with the will annexed all persons Indebted to said
estate are requested TO smake payment, and those
having claims against this estate, that Of the late
Or. A W. Nelson, Will present them without delay.
BEN RICHMOND, Administrator.
(Fourth National Bank.)
ME,-P-Is, No-embar IL. 1873.
Clapo & Aieux, Ati'ys, 81 Main street. sat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14

SHIPMENTS Of Gotten yc; teyday were 321l
bales, since Sepie mber 1st 69. 293 bales.
Sales yesterday were 1850 bales. and for the
week y. $50 b,'c4,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14

TuE receipts Of cotton yesterday were
1894 bales, against 1897 bales at the same
time last year. and 3 81 bales the year be
fore. Total s'o,i n hand, running account,
S6 747
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14

THE receipts Of cotton since September lst
aggregate l55,OSj Jal,s, againt 179, 16l
bales for tee same time last year, showing a
decrease Of p 075 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14
WEATHER OBLIGATIONS.

WAR DEPT.. OFFICE Gu. $40. OFFICER.
WASHING iOS. December 10. | am. I
For Tennessee and tie Ohio raliey, cloudy
irsa.her, ,rith rain o. sHoir, l0ar-m southeast
rciHds. falling barometer, JoPOeed Jy rising
barometer and colder northwest tciHGs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14
f9,,wn Goes s resla Oysters.

Eft. sslect, 40 cents; select, 80 cents; b'2
2, D. ,5l,s. pIime, - cents; % cents extra
-, are-y deem Tor sblprirg, At -,.-.,
On S'V'1 j. A. SIdNAIGO'S, 27S Second.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14

The peremptcry cali Of toe law docket was
assumed YESTERDAY: Eainey as. Lauderiale COM
Daqv. set for trial third MOndA. in January. nan
som 49, andrew; set FOR tr:aI secGud MONDAY IN
JauUsyT TO~bTidse -. tOmeny; LeaiE pl >. u
TOneny aud X. C. Brinkley suggested ana TEOgsA'
United States ~ TCmeny; death or 1omeny eue,
Ssstsd nj pIogeu. n, TIED States re NeuiphIs ana
Ebaries;on railroad SCI or tri Il January 20. 1873.
Whit rs SigaIayo; jury verdict Tor palntl1 | :
SiYS5 ~. The IeremptU.y CAL % lLe law uOchet
Will ba resumed I, -tay.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-14

CONGRESSIONAL.

The Bill in Regard TO Counting the Elec-
tOral Votes tho Absorb & Topic In
the Senate between Bayard,
Hill, Nerrim0n and Others,
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SAAFORD's RADICAL CURE

MAY safely claim be orthe few popular rene.
w dies receiving the approval OF medical gentlemen
who, In private, not only Freely recommend Il but
Il in their families in preference TO OF the prepare
tons usually prescribed by physicians.
" You are aware" said distinguish city physician,
that obligations TO the Mass Medical Society
Radical Cure but since received much relief from
remedies have privately advised It's and presume
have sent TO your store 10 less than hundred or
LIZ. fN..ra- ~ =
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crushing his head and shoulders to a Jelly and
frighttllly mangling his body.

Pittsburg, December Il: VIM. II. Logan.
clerk In the postoffice at West Monterey, Clarion
county. arrested and brought TO Plttsburg this
afternoon. by Special Agent Camp Logan is
charg With stealing and destroying letters for TIE
purpose of preventing the appointment of man
named Hogan postmaster. he WAS held IN one
thousand dollars bail for a hearing before United
States Commissioner W. c. CapdleSs.
Lahore, December -: The officials and
notables OF Jelalabad have arrived at Dakka to
tender their submission 10 the British News from
Cabul represent tha' eight regiments Of AfRhan in
fantry have shown their disinelinatiOn to fight. The
natl south OF Shutargardan pass seem friendly to
the British. The following dispatch from General
Roberts Is dated the ninth II hOce each the top of
Shutargardan pass to-day. Shall then return to
AiKehl."