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AJuvgNmE CONCERT will be given
so Angeles Hall Tonight, the proceeds of
which will 20 to a benevolent object. Ad-
mission - cents. The programme indi-
Gates au cutertainment well worthy of en-
-MMr.-.u-nMf.
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Go TO Stadeker's before purchasing
New Goods received daily.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


LoNDoN.-Advices from Japan say Min
lister Kubo was murdered in the street by
five assassins, while on his way to the Cab
met Council. All the assassins Were ar
rested.
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orr JoHN. NELSON is making ar
.,o-,ears to start on his annual fishing
',-.r,p 10 the coast in the course of ten
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Tue Grand Central Hotel New York,
.r,.a ulr leading tiasJ-class hotel that has
...me downta hard pan" rates, viz; reduced
s,m $500 to 81 90 and $500 per day.
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LETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Postoffice
at Jackson. Kinds county, Miss, for the
week ending May y, 1873:
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Notice is hereby given to persons wishing
TO join me in another Excursion along the
Mississippi and Florida Coast to the Snapper
Banks, that have chartered frst-class
yacht, which will leave New Orleans Sth
June. The party is not to exceed ten. and
several names are already registered. The
Excursion viii occupy one month, and the
total expense for each person will be about
$30 90. First-class accommodations, and q
good time generally guaranteed.
JOHN n ELsoN,
Captain Commanding.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.

AT meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen of the city of Jackson. held
Wednesday, May 5, 1873.
PKEsENr-His Honor, John McGsIl, May
or
Aldermen: Lowd, Spengler, Williams.
Harrington and Anderson.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
CITY COLLECTORS REPORT.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to report
the following collections for the month of
April 1878:
CITY on Real Estate -.--.....-.-. l05 80
Personal ....-....... -.-.---.--.... II 90
Privilege Observation-Disclosures 80 90
Total Warrants .-..--. ..---... 632 80
Bond and Interest ......... 5 lO5 80
FIRE Fund ....,.-........ Il 10
Bridge Fund -..-..--...-.....-.-.- u 10
School Fund -.----..-.-.----... % 81
Total u ). G ...........- : 22I 50
Very respectfully,
r.. II. REFER.
City Collector.
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We had the pleasure of calls this week
from several old Yazoo friends Messrs. W.
-.abg.efeId, Sheriff Dyer, and Elliott,
gr, bring favorable reports of the crop
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MISSISSIPPI NEWS.


Uie>t ht1lIst|I
We learned only Saturday of the death
OF u. J. BurnhaIn which occurred ia Ran
kin county, near the line Of Scott. recently.
Mr. Buruham v as one OF the oldest resi-
81 of Scott, where he has lived many
years
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Miss KATE NORRIS, after ten days
Of intense suffering, which she endured
with PATIENCE truly wonderful, died on
Monday evening Her funeral took place
Yesterday morning from st. Eeter's Church.
which was dIIcd on the sad occasion with a
,ymu4th.liuo- audience. ~
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SHoEs--the best and cheapest at Stad
kpr'S
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NoRFoLK.-Col. Owens, Past Grand Mas
ter of Masons, is dead, aged s. years
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DIFFERENTIATION
4 q the BOGUS PIANO a ORGAN EEALERs
TO protect the pubic frDHi the ir- lrfsv,f faI~-
hoods ard fraudulent protersloHS n obscuTa
SS22tIssr,ssY oeal VINO clalsn 20 be MAHuFhCT-
~ I.to ply AllG NJ and who seek 90 palm
~ 49, lntst,oh lnst.u rnentg az prices apparently
Epvl ScAtcI ssarinw 20 deceive ne unwmFVs 80 have
n@SfFnlD cd gpoI thelT tfrfer ~ over
sot4kS1S AZ FkcT5tV iBefefS Dusiao ais
Sg9@Tss 9eSd tqs ilisti cata,i2E1ssfs- d9.tAS-
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Georgia PeacAe- Tor New York.

MACON, May 1s.--The first crate Of
peaches was shipped from here to day by
the Southern Express to New York. 1t is
stated forty thousand crates will follow.
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For Sale.

TINE DWELLING and acre lot, ia North
Il Jackson, formerly owned by Il. F. Parham,
and now occupied BY Mr.. NJ. A; YanHook.
Apply to II. MUSGhONE 8 co.
dec 10, Tiff.
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summit Sentinel

During some part OF last Tuesday night,
just immediately above Johnston Station,
in Lincoln county. two unknown white
men, supposed u b. trsnps were run over
bv a passing train aud instantly killed.
Their bodies were mu Hated ia a horrible
manner. partS OF heir per> ~ being seat
Jerred along the track considerable dis
taHce.
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j. SrADrKER q Son are selling goods
lower than ever.
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MArr1sas and Rugs at stadeker's-

WHITE and COIored Linen at Stade.
ker's.
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,r,,e railroad schedule as revised will
..sruexr week
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GONZALES, TExAs.-Brown Bowen was
hanged here yesterday for the crime of
murder. committed against ThOs. Holde-
man in December, 1872, In this county, near
the border line.
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PURE MILK A pure article Of milk
en- pc. bad of Capt. y. Johnson, the new
.gfrymeu. whose dairy Is one mile west of
.l.rk.oo. Butter, superior to the gilt-edge
,ssb made. can be had of him also. He
.vil be iu this city every morning with
I.s wagon. Orders left at DR.. Byron Lem
Iv'. store will receive attention. If.
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PONIsIONs

CoRN-49 cents per bushel.
FLoUR-Sl 50 20 So - per barrel.
BAcoN-SIdes ) cents per ID; Hams, ~
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The General Conference or the NJ. Il,
Church South has adopted some minor
changes ia church discipline.
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Buy your Clothing of J. stadeker q
Son.
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captain Commanding
22-2w.I

FANs-FANs-Keep cool, by buying
of j. Stadeker & Son.
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TIE Autry Rifles at their late election
made choice 81 he following officers. VIZ /;
q. NJ. Golan Captain. F.. NJ. WATSON, Isl
Lieut.. W X. Is. Hill, 2d Lieut., ID {. Tupp
) Lieut.. W. L. Wallace lst Srrgt, @. G..
Myers, 20 S-Tgt., Geo. Terry, 3 Sergt., w. J.
McGo~ All 4th Sergt, Joseph Howard, 9Th
Sergi.. +. A. Jones, Treasurer, W. W. Ash,
Secretary and A. VI. West, surgeon.
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| WAsHINGToN-Th Brazilian line subsi-
| dy was beaten In the Senate on the question
| O order bV - to %.
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Virginia Tobacco.
ssTNELEPHONE" CIGARS.
4 Smoking Tobaoc0-a1 grades by
"A. NLRDEN,
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nv ENPwENa TO-DAY,

II AIDES NECK TIES and Silk Handler
Ia chiefs-in all new shades, and latest styles,
81 A. NiKDEN8
Mar6.' 7s-tf
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THE Annual Mectiur O. the Sturkho'iar-
j Of the MIsslssIrPI VALLEY CoMtyf. i1l
the election Of Directors for said Company
will be held al he office OFF The Company, BOD
McComb City Mrs on TUESDAY. JIsf Ifh.
1875 at y o'clock M HEBER CRAFT.
My22 S-2w Scc.y Miss Valley Go.
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Damages Against IN Railroad for
IN Broken Head-VaIue, $4,000.

CINcINNATI-In the Supreme Court, yes
terday, Alfred Wabruth obtained verdict
for $4,000 against the Cleveland, Columbus.
Cinnati and Indianapolis Railroad Com
pany for injuries sustained by the falling
of an upper berth upon plaintiffs head
while riding in Woodruff sleeping car.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-05-22

The hour for the Union Prayer meet
nsuas been changed from four to half
mast four T.. 81. Next Sabbath evening
there win be Bible reading on
WHAT A PEAI1.R MEETING SHOULD BE.
Anara requested to bring their Bibles
and participate in the exercise
Book BNDNG.-Attention is called
To the card of Mr.. Robert spro0Ie' who has
added to his Biudery a select assortment of
,arionery and blank books. Mr.. Sproule is
drst-cIa5- binder, aud his work will COM
pare most favorabIy in quality and price,
with the best establishments, North or
South.
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suGocated with Gas.

BALTIMoRE-Mrs, Anna Barbara Kaen,
of Dayton, Ohio. with several others, arriv-
ed in this city last night and took rooms at
the Park Hotel, intending to sail on the
steamship Gen. Werder, for Bremen to-day.
THIS morning Mrs. Kaen was found dead in
bed, having been suffocated with gas, which
had been blown out. instead of being turn
ed off. Nearly $4,000 was found on the per-
SON of the deceased.
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SECTIONS REPORT, (wHITE.)

NC5pVVUIWIIF sUOTIIVVVUI
HARRIS BARKsDALE, Clerk.
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MARKET NEWS.

COTTON
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A Texas Hanging

CHAMBERsRURG, PA.-Kite Shafer has
been sentenced to be hanged for the muir
der of his wife, new trial being refused.
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Pleasure Excursion.

G. STANLEY PoEE, Principal.
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Oxford Eagle.1

Mrs. E4rnec, WHO WAS outraged and then
knocked in the head by tramp, five miles
South of oxford some days since, continues
i'll a critical condition.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-03

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2.-The first event at
Chester Park was the race of the 2;l9
class Protine won, John II. second, Lew
Scott third. Time, s;282, 2:253. 2:243,
2:24}.
In the 2:29 class Convoy won. Time,
$3.50, 2:294. 2:2S.
ST LOUIS, Oct. > 2-Bonsetter won the
stallion race, Woodford second, Scott S
Thomas third. Time, 2:254, 2:233 2:233
2:23
Hopeful trotted three trial heats in
2:l53. 2:l5, 2:l57 The track was two
seconds slow
The double team Of Chas. B. Greedy,
President Of the Jockey Club, Arkansas
Boo and Frank Palmer, trotted two heats
to lower its previous record Of =: 3244 max.
iag tbs first mile in 2:3I4. aud the second
in 2:34
SAN Francisco. Oot. , At San JOSE
to-day the starters were Abbottstord
GIbraiter and Monarch. Abhottsford woi
the first heat in 2:251 The second wa:
won by AbbottsfoFd il 2:2I2. M5narcl
aistaHced; the fastest tune ever made b,
stallion in California. GibraIter voI
the third heat in 2;;274, and Al bottsfol
took the fourth IN 2:24a
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-03
WASRIEGC5N.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The effects of
the recent circular of The secretary of the
treasury, providing that charges for trans
portatiol Of national bank notes for redemp-
ton shall be paid by banks remitfing
notes, instead OF those issuing them, as
heretofore, have already been noticed at
the department. The receipts for redemp-
ton, which ran up to $l,000,000 a day
during the last of September, have fallen off
to $500, 900 o-day, and most OF these
notes were shipped to the treasury prior to
Oct. /. when the circular took effect. The
banks in neighboring cities rushed their
notes to the treasury prior to the 1st of
October, and now the receipts from them
are very small From New York to-day,
there was but one package of 500, while
| the receipts from that city have usually
reached 100000 daily and oftentimes
double that amount 1t is thought that
| the receipts Of redemption will soon be
| less than 100000 daie instead of $780,.
| 900 as heretofore.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-03
YELLOW EEy SGS.

MEMPHIS. Oct. 3.-The Howard
association this morning discharged
from duty DR., S. Q. Young. of
Texas, for drunkenness. Great sorrow is
expressed over the Intelligence of the
death of |. Gla2er, Of the firm of Wenkin
Brothers, who had recovered from Sc
we're attack OF fever and gene to Cincinoa-
ii where ne suffered from a relapse.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 3.-Among the
deaths vas j. j. Iray, a native Of Dan
Vile, Va. The death lat for "a hours
ending at noon to-day includes IS child
rem under seven years.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 3.-Last night was quite
cool and indications ut light troat was
seen this morning,
4 case of noble self sacrifice is given in
the death of Miss Carrie Butler who died
early this morning; she had Dursed her
widowed mother and three orphan chill
drcn for nine days and nights, until utterly
rgcstvated from exhaustion she took the
fever aud had not the strength To combat
the disease.
From no0n yesterday until noon to 4aj
the undertakers report 45 deaths; among
,hose who died since last night are Pat y
Maley. Miss Myria, II, McLuce volunteer
nurse from Jacksonville, Fla, DR.. Is
PEBBLES Miss NJ. s. M'hoou, John u
Peabody superintendent catholic orphan
tasylum, Mrs. j. Darmstadter
and W. Roch This morning j. g. Wat
kins, employed at the Howard supply de
pot, was taken down, Sheriff j. W. An
derson was stricken late last night, Dep
aty L. L. Eichburg is actingin his stead
last night the police arrested B. l. Allen
Il nurse from Galveston, Tex on chera
Of having attempted to rape Mrs. j. "
| Mcdonald. who died last Thursday; tn
act was attempted to be accompi6he
while Mrs, Mcdonald was lying i'll with tn
fever and hurried her death
| BATON ROUGE, Oct. 3.-Ten death
last night; there is q large increase c
! new cases. L. j. Odet, promines
| Howard, was taken sick last night, i,
continues we fear the consequences.
BILOXI, Oct 3-Tweuty new cases, I
deaths.
THIBADEAUx, Oct. 3-Six,een ne
cases, no dsaJhs; a great number Of cast
are malarial and rot yellow fever.
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Fires.

NEWARK, \. j., Oct. "A row of
frame buildings fronting on Passaic river,
East Newark, and occupied by number
OF business men. burned this morning.
Lose $4,000; insured tor about $4,000.
PALESTINE, Texas, Oct. "A FIRE
caught iu hcKay's drug store this mora
ing, and spread to the adjoining property,
resulting ina confagration which destroyed
six blocks of business houses. Loss esti
mated at 100000, including $4,000 on
stocks, Insurance $4,000.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-03
INpIAu ArPAIES

ST. LOUIS, Oct. The Globe Demo
crGts special from LeavenWorth says the
troops had fight with the Indians at
o'clock this morning, but does not name the
place. Lieut.. Brnderick, Twenty third in
fantry, was wounded and Corporal Stewart
Company |. lwenty-ttird infantry and
five ssldiers were killed. Capt. Wauck,
with his command, has crossed Plover
creek in close pursuit of the Indians. The
bodies Of thirteen soldiers killed by the In
dians have been brought in;o Buffalo Sta
ton.
A dispatch from Topeka says band of
runaway Indians crossed the Kansas Pa
citia track yesterday afternoon, sixty miles
east Of Hayes City. and when eight OR ten
miles north Of the station, came upon lot
! of cattle men, when a hand TO hand
| fight eusaed, resulting in loss of eigh-
| teen citiz.ns killed ana wounded. The
troops were all west at Buffalo in pursuit
/ of Il band that crossed near Sheridan on
| Sunday morning.
| CHEYENNE, Oyt "A report from
| Ogallala this afternoon says the Indians
were seen few miles south of here. A
telegram signed by many citizens, was re
ceived by Col ThOrnbcrg, who telegraphed
| the citizens that Immediate aid would be
sent them A detachment CT soldiers
with days rati0nS 200 rounds of ammunition
to the man and wagon train loaded on a
special train with engine attached. awaits
orders, Th0rnberg requested the citizens
Of Ogallala 70 send OUT scouts south OF
town 10 ascertain the location of the 10
dams, to better enable the troops to act
upon their arrival. Is thought by MANY
that this is a decoy by small band of In
dians to draw the attention Of the troops
to better enable the main body Of Indian
to effect a crossing of the Union Pacif
Railroad
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-03

HOLLY SPRINGS, Oct. 1.-The secre-
tary CT the board OF health was taken sick
yesterday, Consequently no official re
pert, but the physicians report 75 new Ca
ses and ten deaths. Every store is
closed All who have had the courage t.
remaju are cared for by the relief commit
tee.
REPORTS at the office Of the board Of
healtd indicate slight increase Of mortal
| ity and the continued warm weather IS fol
| lowed by spread of the fever among the
| children This appears to be specially
| trae IA the third district, but parents pro
ue@ace the disease extremely mild in
| type.
BATON ROUGE, Oct. 2.-i1ighty-two
new cases and five deaths The fever is
4 increasing at Plaquemine and Port Hicky.
! CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Oct. 2.-Seven new
cases and ten deaths at Dry Grove since
last report.
New ORLEANS, Oct. %. -Trom noon
to ?. u. II deaths were reported and 86
new eases, OF which IS dated since Sept.
% The deaths include 81 under 10
years 23 of them under 7.
MEMPHIS, Oct For the twenty-four
hours ending at n'cIock tonight the un-
dertakers report ~ deaths from yellow fe-
YER Fifteen OF these occurred outside the
cry limits. Seven new cases were devel-
! oped IL the district, to-day, all beng of
persons who had fed from the city and
three days ago, thinking all danger had
, passed. Eighteen physicians OF the How
ard medical corps report 81 new cases,
NICKSBURG, Oct. 2.-The Howard as
sociation has received an earnes: appeal
fer aid for the people Of that section, from
DIR. r. Il. Ferry, of Haynes Bluff, il
which the doctor details at some length
G the destitute condition of the people de
says he has over loo cases now under
treatment, aud the epidemic is steadily in
creGsiug through that section. The people
S are terror-strlcken. The panic is worse
r than that Of routed army, Two we'll au
thenticated cases have occurred where
i the parents Of dying children abandoned
them to the uercIes of strangers, anC
when the children were dead they had tt
be buried by the kindness of coloret
u friends.
: President Andrews, of the Ficksburl
!; Howards. quotes the above statement il
his appeal FOR aid, as a sample of many re
ceived by them in the last few days. ant
in conclusion says the disease is spreadin
It all through the adjacent counties. The
o all look 10 us for aid and assistance, an,
t we are doing all ip our power to reiev
their necessities. Dalta, La, three mile
distant, has 2l cases. aud three death
have occurred in the last "a hours. w
J. have sent physicians, nurses and med
:, cines by the steam tug Brown, throug
special arrangement. The demands ar
IS increasing upon US daily, and God onl
knows when they viii eud.
D ". Fl. ANDREWS,
It President Howard Association
ID Seven deaths; the telegraph operator 8
" Delta is sick
to a special train for the relief of the sicI
Ill goes to Smith station tonight.
HOLLY SPRINGS. Oct. 2.-No apprecia
bic Improvement Seventeen new case
at and II deaths in the past twenty-fol
hours.
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/ E / & & .EI.Als..lP5 .lP5.Hr:g.IC. !:
t1sgegrqphsd toths Rocs1ssond Arggs.1
To-DaV's Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


LONDON. Oct. 3.--Smith, FIeaning Il
Co., East India merchants. Leadenhail
street, London, have failed. Liabilities
several million dollars.
LONDON. Oct. 3.-The Times in It's e.
nancial article this morning says, the City
Of Glasgow bank had l33 branches. 1t
has paid progressively increasing diyid-
end Tor several years past, until it reached
twelve per cent. 1t would be Incorrect to
say that the disaster was unexpected, on
the contrary, in banking circles, it created
TO surprise, for the bank had been losing
creQl: gradually tor years past, yet the
Scotch banks III london ~ere not in pos
session of information which showed that
| the end was actually near, until Friday
morning. RumOrs Of the bank being in
/ dItnculty had been So often circulated be
| fore within strictly banking circles, that
| the repetition OF them cid not excite par
| tieular interest on this occasion. The
! business OF the bank had been conducted
If years upon veay unsound principles,
aud from the fact of other Scoth banks
having decided to let the bank stop, it is
| inferred it is a very bad case, Operations
upon an enormous scale had been indi-
rectly entered into in Indian produce and
Australian wool; some fourteen millions OF
bills having been accepted for account Of
three firms. Very large advance had
been made to firm in the iron trade IN
I the north, ard utterly reckless support ap.
pears TO have been given to builders,
nearly all Of which law compels the bank
to have 10 gold. We believe We are cor
rect in saying this deplorasle catastrophe
is with refcroace to Scotch banks, as t
whole, entirely au exception, aud that ue
other barking Institution in Scotland is IN
any way mixed Up with the CITY OF Vlas
, gov bank, OF has been eugaged IN business
If klud which led tO this failure. The
!, attempt has been Eade in the city tC
omplicate matters by saying there was !
panic, bus there has been no panic; th'
: banl, OF England is in an exceptionally
atroug position re atiyeg TO the extent o.
the business going on, and the state OF affair
? is different to what it w0ald have been ha'
the disaster happened to the bank who's
: soundness had been above suspicion. In
F6aaRcier anticipates no additional ban
failures. But it says some mercantile iall
ures can hardly be avoided, which may eX
tend into the iron districts or the north G
England.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-03
COLORADO.
2 turns. Election

PUEBLO, Col. Oct, 2,-Forty -one towns
and precincts. official, including three dem
ocratic counties. Huarfaro, Bent and
Pueblo, give net republican majority OF
1903 over the democratic ticket. The re-
naming towns and precincts will probably
increase the majority to 1000. The green.
back vote is. so far as reported. 600, and
will not; it is believed, exceed l 600 in the
state The legislature will undoubtedly
be two-thirds republican. Jos. G, Wilson
acting chairman of the republican state
central committee, estimates the majority
id the state at 2 500.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-03

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it has worked wonders. | have seen those
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recover the use of their limbs, and one
genueman.in in particular, who had visited
Europe and the Hot Springs 10 Arkansas
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and prosper, for you certainly have bene-
fitted mankind by your valuable discovery
Yours, j. L. ALLEN,
Electric and Magnetic Manipulation.
4l93 9th Avenue. n. Y.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pam
phlet.
DR.. GILES,
100 West Broadway, n. Y.
Trial size 25 cents.