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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LrBERrY, September 12.-cArrLB-Re.
ceipts to-day SS3 head through and 2s2 head
local. Total for three days S39 through and
22,305 local; twelve car loads sold to-day, and
about 4,0l5 left over, and will be shipped on
for want OF buyers. Prices Nc off from last
quotations.
for three days 56lO head. Workers s. soa4 80;
Philadelphias s. 50a4 90.
sHEEr-Receipts to-day l,100 head. Total
for three days $500 head. Selling at 8 25a4 IS;
fair on good, slow on common, ;-.., IS
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THAT OPEN LETTER.

Senator Kellogg has sent the Secretary
OF the Navy the recently published open
letter OF Lieutenant Commander kells,
The Senator says: ~ must, in justice to
myself and the profession he disgrces,
ask that his conduct in this regard, rs well
as in other respects, be investigated, to
the end that his real character may be
known" The Navy Department had pre-
viously asked Lieutenant Commander
Kells for a copy Of his letter to Senator
Kellogg.
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SEw YORK.


NEw York, Sept. l2.-Thco. Thomas had
a benefit concert at Gilmore's Garden
last night, at which he Ind the service Of
Miss Emma Abbott and the New York
Philharmonic Society. A fine pro-
gramme was performed with an orchestra
OF ninety. The garden was crowded, there
being six thousand people present and
Mr.. Thomas had a very substantial benefit
as well as a most enthusiastic reception.
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PrrrsBuRon, September 12-pE1RoIEuxG :
Crude trite more active at 81 OK at Par
ker's for immediate shipment; refined 1t
l0%c Philadelphia delivery.
Oh CRY, September l2,-Petroleum-Mars
ket opened active with sales at S81<c, advanc-
cd to Ss7ic, declined to s6jSc, closing ats71fc
bid. Shipments 1900 barrels; averaging
1900. Transactions i5S,0oO barrels = 2
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BALTIMORE, September 12,-Arrived-
Steamer, Ohio, from Bremen.
LoSDoS, September l2.-The steamer
Steinman, from Antwerp for New
York, which put into Plymouth with the
loss Of her propeller blades, has resumed
her voyage.
FARrnER PoIST, September Il. Passed
in-steamer Clyde, from Liverpool,
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CtScESSArI, September 12.-H. w.Blitz,
OF Memphis, who was taken 10 the Hos
pital on Sunday with the yellow fever,
died last night.
fever has broken out at New Richmond, o.,
small place 20 mites from this city. PLY.
sicians pronounce the disease as bilious
fever,
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q. 1,yr. BA>srLL, OF Lewis county
" Ac,.e,hack candidate for Congress in
Is s,,t,,rie,. arrive in the city yesterday
S.J ST,,b,nId not judge, from a brief conver'
". ,b,, he feels very hopeful OF writ
'.w T e. after his name at any time in
4, ,,,, future,
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Big suit Against Iarnum.

BMDdEPoRr, CoSS., September l2.-P
T. Barnum says the reported suit for $500,
900 damages, entered at Pittsburgh yester
-day by G. W. Dehaven and others OF Gin
cinnati, against him for alleged destruction
Of plaintiff posters, &C., Is only a reviva
OF the old suit four years ago, when thu
same parties claimed $4,000 damages ant
the case was thrown out OF court.
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..,r,,gy SIrEruAN was abused by the
,'so-,,. because he did not roll out the
~, jollar, Now hcis abused because
sS' y. ,rljD, ou, the silver dollar. They
<.Itsi,eZcllanging silver for greenbacks
So,rliD: the grecnbacks when in
=. t.L. !. prohibitcl By law from contract
~ Latter, aud is using the currency
=. y, anne. into his hands in exchange for
~, ~ The Democrats are frightiully
'.,s.j ran issur. They are almost in
,,rir
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:, Au4rians attempted to take the
~ i.n iD.urvents in the rear and finish
> e.s .;s..a,rction. Now the insurgents up.
ta ". h,,c thc Anstri0ns in the rear and
l'1.,tia.th their situation exceedingly un-
,,nipr.sbIr.
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CLARKSBURG.
The Fair MT Dissolved, nv the va,e,

"eFair Not Dissolved by the Water.
..., CLAEEsBrRu, September l2,
'@,N :, p'' i'h loIhc Intclliscncer.
=, Va'k,bnrshas had the greatest rain ialI
p'Ay that it has experienced for many
,s4'S " but the attendance at the Fab
S'aana S'l vas as large as on Yesterday. The
:" %''nsOtthe fair has been postponed un,
:, " %S-HoIrow u. A festival for the benefit
''@e ",,, yellow fever sufferers of the South
wv. wv Oesivcn by the leading ladies Of The
"'n tomorrow night. II.
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PAILADELplIlA, Sept. l2. General Nc
Candlass, Secretary Of Internal Affairs OF
Pennsylvania has authorized james Atwell
to inquire into heallcged freight discrimi
nations in oil by railroads and steamers.
The Cimbria arrived to-day with officers
and men for four Russian steamers con-
struc.el here,
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C.,s,.AGo, Sa'GAGo, September l2.-United States
C@G'issi9ner C,es \ I. t iIaync to-day held ]. w.
Il IR X 1890 bail for having, Us Cashier
Pos%oSpN %S Money Order Department in the
ps ''TTe' T devoted the funds to his own
tSo1..a.nIe ,ane amount missing is about fifteen
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in the past twenty.iOur hours, IS; deaths


CAIRO, ILL.,, September l2.-Thomas
Nolby, editor Of the Bulletin, died to-day
Of what the physicians pronounced at the
last moment yellow fever. Isaac Mulkey,
an employe Of the BullEtin, is very low
with the same complaint. The BuiletiH
this morning reported Nolby as recover
ering from bilious fever, and until noon
this was believed to be fact. The an
nouncement OF these two cases as yellow
fever created quite IN excitement, and
many are leaving the city tonight. The
proper precautions have been taken to
prevent the spreading Of the infection.
The publication OF the Bulletin is tempo
rarily suspended. No other cases yet.
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CoLuMBts, Sept. l2.-Thc inccssant min
OF to-day made attendance upon the State
Fair comparatively small, although It was
larger than was expected. all races are
postponed. Total contributions to fever
sufferers, 5000
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WASHINGTON.
Arrest Ordered.

WASHINGTON, September 12.-The Unit.
ed States Marshal for Georgia has been in
structed to employ force necessary to ar
rest the three Ennis brothers, illicit dis
tillers OF Baldwin county, who shot two
men OF the Marshal's posse.
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Judge Rond.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1o.-Judg Bond, who
has been sick for some days, to-day rcsum-
ed the hearingof the South Carolina Rail-
road case. General Connor began the ar
gument for the defendants. I
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BERSE, September l2.-Thc Grand Coun-
Gil OF Switzerland has granted amnesty to
93 Catholic priests, who were deprived Of
their living in 1873 for refusing to comply
with the requirements OF State.
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stocks.

NEw York, September i2.-AloxEY-Easy
at 2i3 per cent, closing Mt . per cent Prime
mercantile paper 3l5a5 per cent. Customs re-
ccipts $l90.0OO The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed $477,O Clcarings $l0b70, 600. Ster.
ling exchange, bankers bills, 4Sl u sight ex-
change on New York 4SG. ~ .I.|' ',,g.g..s
GoLD-lOON all day. borrowing rates flat
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Toledo.

ToLEDo, September 12. = WHEGT-Dull,
weak and lower; amber Michigan SPOT 05 1Ic
seller October 90e; No. ? red winter sellci
2seller September ilc. tul - PIN
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FRANCE.


PARIS, September 12.-The editor Of the
Bonapartist journal Lepdys, was fined 500
and imprisoned three months for insulting
President Mcmahon.
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Firc Convention tlose,I.

CLEVELAND, o., September H. The
National Convention OF Fire Engineers
closed here with a grand banquet. The
rain prevented the proposed excursion to
Detroit.
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sAvASSAu, September 12. The rice
plantations around the city have been
damaged by gale and rain to tho amount
OF S350,00O.
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MARRIED.

BERGER-wooDWAR Thursday evening,
September I2th 1879 at Allegheny City, Pa, By tho
Rev. Robert Mercer, Mr.. Charles Z. Berger and Miss
Jessie r. Woodward, bOih Of Wheeling, w. Va. :,
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Strong.
E-.2s Ilnnn. TN,,I1

STATE BOSDH-Dull.
stocxs-The market, which opened strong,
soon lost Its steadincSs aud there was consider.
able tucuatiOn In prices, which were the low
est at the close, with weak market, Granger
shares and Western Unionlcd the downward
movement in the morning. Is
Transactions aggregated $1,000 shares, oi
which 5000 were Eric, 10000 Lake Shore, TO-.
600 Northwestern common 2i,0Oo preferred,
$500 ST. Paul common, ll,000 preferred,
5000, l.ackawanna, 800 Union Pacific and
nm Waatarn TIntnn .L
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he vsnRt RtS'wlcE, y, j., September i2. =
os Of iSilc -. dc temple, built in 1873, ut q
iopri,o,,.,So i, .So'VOo dollars, was sold under q
'''u'e to-day for $1,000 dollars,
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The Metropolitan Hotel, closed iorthree
months, was reopened to-day under the
management OF j. F. Cooke.
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"a DEATHS.

MEMPHIS, September 49, The weather
Is cool enough tonight to make light over.
coats feel comfortable, but the little band
Of workers are hoping for frost. Death is
still busy, having added 9s more in the
past "a hours to the numbers already re-
ported: Among these are +. Neading, Sis
ter Stanislaw, at the franciscan Convent,
and B. N. Cutting, ofthe Appeal force. The
list OF new cases shows no decrease, 20
were reported to the Board OF Health.
Hundreds Of lives are being saved at
Father Matthews Camp. Faaher Wm.
Walsh appeals to his friends Of the Cath
olic unions to send Immediately blankets,
stockings and woolen clothing for the
hundreds who need them sorely. Money
Is also needed to assist the needy and bury
the dead. The bankers and few business
men remaining are overwhelmed with re-
lief business, and request the public
abroad not to impose upon them SO much
business OF q triling character, compared.
with the great work with which all are at
present engaged,
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NHARLEs E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Is prepared to make careful and complete
analyses Of Iron Ores, Limestones, Mineral
Waters, etc. m p --.9ti Jpl4
LABORATORY, Con. 24ru AND CHArLISE sTs.,
ials WHEELING. W. VA.
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lIs gntelEigetrftr.

D,yrorp speaks at cadiz next
...i...I,y vi,,. evening, the 18th.
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NEw YoRE, September l2.-F. S. Davis,
President OF the First National Bank at
Memphis, Il here and greatly facilitates
the forwarding Of money and supplies for
the yellow fever sufferers in that city and
neishboring country. Henry F. spauld-
Chamber Of Commerce, informed Mr.. pa-
Wis to-day that an appeal TO the people for
further contributions would be made to-
morrow. He says the committee has sent
81, 900 to the fever infected districts, and
has about Sl5, 900 on hand. The Mayors
Committee Is doing nobly, while the po-
lice personally solicit offerings for their
ballot boxes, and the different trade and
Charitable associations contribute liberally
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INDIANAPOLIS,

ISpAYAroLTs,. September 12. The total
amount Of contributions Of the Lodges Of
the ]. o. o. F. of the State received,
amounts to twenty.eight hundred dollars.
Eight hundred dollars has been forwarded
to Louisiana. eight hundred to Mississippi
and six hundred to Memphis,
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RELIEF FUND.

plrrspuRcH, Sept. IA special from
Parker City says: signor Polo Fragone
donated one pint Of peanuts to the Parker
City Oil Exchange TO be sold at auction for
tho benefit OF the Howard Association ut
New Orleans. The total proceeds OF the
sale amounted to two hundred and thirty
two dollars and eighty cents. The prices
paid ranged from one dollar to fifteen dol
lars per peanut. This is in addition to the
other subscriptions made by the Ex-
change. H.
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rRoM sAN rRANclsco.

SAN Francisco, September l2.-The Citi-
zens' Committees estimated amount toots
up to SIS, 900 that has been sent to the
South from this city. A matinee this after
noon at the California Theatre for the
fever sufferers netted over 1890. III
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COTTON MnLs pAMAoHD,

LONDON, September 2.-The Nova SEQ
tin Cotton Mills at Blackburn, among th,
largest in Lancashire, was damaged b,
fire to-day to the extent Of 100000.
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FIRE RECORD.


HAIIEAx, n. s., September I'D. Full
lerton & Sons furniture factory, Mt Pic
ton, was destroyed by fire to-day. Loss
heavy; no insurance.
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New ORLEANS, September 1o. = The
Catholic Relief Association for the victims
OF yellow fever in New Orleans notified the
ecclesiastical authorities that it finds itself
utterly unable to meet the increased de-
mand upon It's usual work Of charity.
At the suggestion OF Rev. G. A. ROuxel,
Vicar General OF the Diocese OF New Or
leans, a Catholic Relief Association has
been formed, which will aid in collecting
funds for the support and care Of large
number OF helpless widows and orphans
irrespective OF creed or color, whom this
dreadful scourge must bequcath to
an already impoverished community and
overcrowded asylums, this Association
therefore earnestly appeals to tho Most
Rev. Archbishops, to the Right Bishops and
clergy, to all catholic organizations, and
to aiIindividual and charitably disposed
persons to aid in this good work OF relief,
that this Association may be able to time
ly succor the many helpless and suffering
people in our midst now, on the approach
OF winter. All contributions will be most
thankfully and publicly acknowledged.
The same should be addressed to the Very
Rev. G. NJ. Rouxel, Priest and Vicar Gen
eneral OF dist. diocese OF New Orleans, or
to either OF the following-named members
of the executive committee: Thos. Layton,
Jas. G. Tuleton, E. Conroy, J. B. Lafitte,
John 7. Moore, Sr., Jno. I. Gibbon.
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A CASE IN CHICAGO.

CurcAao, September 12.-Henrietta To-
bey died here to-day from what her phys
ician says is yellow fever, modified BY
climatic influences. She was formerly
from Maine, but came here from Memphis
where her husband died recently.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-08

CONSUMPTION CURED. old physician,
retired from practice, having had placed
in his hands by an East India mission
AIRY the formula of Il simple vegetable
remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure
for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asth.
ma, and all throat and lung affections, also
a positive and radical cure for nervous de-
bility and all nervous complaints after
having tested its wonderful curative pow
ers in thousands of cases, has felt It his
duty to make it known to his suffering fcl.
lows. Actuatcd by this motive, and de.
sire to relieve human suffering, will send,
free Of charge, to all who desire it, this re.
cipc, with full directions for preparing and
using, in German, French, or English Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper, W. W. Shcrar, l40 Powers
Block, Rochester, New York.
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An Open Letter--It Speaks for Itself:

RoCKpoET, MASS, April =, 1871.
Mr.. EDITOR: Having read in your paper the re-
pO.,s of tie remarkable cures Of caiarrh, am In,
duccd 10 tell what know about catarrh aud lsy.,
cy the "snutf and ''inhaling tube" make e--pcra
dollar grabbers-would be glad if they could emilia,
ION similar cure In the papers. For twenty years
have suffered with catGrrh, The nasal passages
became completely closed. Snun, dust, ashes, In
haling tubes and sticks would not work, though Mt
intervals would snuG up the so-called catarrh snuh
until became valuable tester for such medicines,
gradually grew worse, and no o,e can know how
mnCh suffered or what miserable being was. My
head achcd over my eyes so that was confined to-
my bed for many successive days, suffering the moss
intense pain, which at one time lasted for 1853 hours
All Of taste and smell gone, sight and hearing
gone. nervous system shattered and constitution
broken, and | was hawking and splitting seven
crhths of me time. prayed for death 10 releya
me Of my snferngs. A favorable natce In Your
paper Of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy induced me- TO
purchase package and use II with DR.. Sagcs nasal
douche, which applies the remedy by hydrosia,io
pressure the only way compatible with common
sense. Well, Mr., Editor IL did not cure in three,
fourths OF second, nor in one hour or month, bur
in less than eight minutes | was rcliey cd and IN
three months cured and have remained SO for over
10 months. While using the Catarrh Remedy used
DR., Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery 10 purify my
blood and strengthen my stomach also kept I.y
liver active and bowels regular by the use Of his
Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets. If my experience MIN
induce other sufferers TO seek the same means OF 10
lief, THE letter will have answered its purpose.
Yours truly. 5. d. RENNlCk,
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SANITARY SENSE.


II has been plainly shown this year that
the only place where the disease breaks out
in an epidemic form are where the sanitary
conditions of the towns has not been prop
erly attended TO. The history Of previous
epidemics bears out this statement. Shreve-
port and Memphis were the worst afflicted
at the time of the last invasion Of the
plague. Shreveport took the hint, and so
thoroughly clean is the town this year that
the disease has not obtained the slightest
toothod, There have been few cases
there, but they were people
from the infected districts who
contracted the seeds OF thedisease elsewhere
and the fact that it did not spread from
them to the other inhabitants goes to prove
that it is not at all contagious. But the
citizens of Memphis neglected to profit by
the lesson they had received and as IA con-
sequence again their town has become n
very hot-bed Of fever A foul sewer was
left open in Granada and it was the cman-
ations from that which produced the z, rms
of the disease. In New Orleans tits reproted
the streets are in very filthy condition.
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BIRDS POINT.
QUARANTINE SOUGHT TO BE ESTABLISHED
THERE AGAINST CAIRO By ARMED FOOLS
A SENSIBLE COMMUNICATED

QUARANTINE SOUGHT TO BE ESTABLISHED
THERE AGAINST CAIRO By ARMED FOOLS
SENSIBLE COMMUNICATION.
FERRY, p. NJ. Saturday, Scpt.7.
Editor Cairo Bulletin;
DEAR SIR-As | came across on the II
a. IN. ferry this morning, was surprised to
learn that armed parties had taken posses
sion Of Birds Point and by violence threat
cned to establish Il strict quarantine there
against Cairo, torbidding all communca-
ton between Missouri and Cairo While !
WAS at Fillmore waiting for the steamer |
heard such quarantine advocated by
several, all Of whom, 50 far as my knOwl-
edge extends, would be benefited by such
quarantine being established in Kentucky.
] hope the people Of Ballard county WILDE
guilty OF no such folly as to permit the es9
Establishment of such armed quarantine, or
any other quarantine, against Cairo. Cairo
is our market, and if we are shut out from
it We have no place 10 dispose of our pro-
duce. much OF which is Of pcrishable ma
ture, and requires to be disposed Of imme-
diately, BY no means should we quaran-
tine against you. To 'rcnder unto Cesar
that which is Caesars" must say that the
course pursued by Cairo in establishing and
enforcing her quarantine has placed all
this section of Kentucky and Missouri
and Illinois under the greatest obligation
AS being the great conscrvator OF our health
our shield against the introduction of
yellow fever. From my own observation, |
know that the officers of the Three States
are as vigilant as il is possible TO be, for
they permit no one but known persons OF
our immediate section to cross to Cairo
To-day, my main business in Cairo was to
sell load Of fruit from the farm ! occupy,
and its sale took me to various parts of the
city. found that many families had
left and were leaving, many al a
sacrifice Of their furniture, but
in all my course through the
town | could not hear Of single case Of
yellow fever; all this leaving was from
panic, have been in Cairo many times in
the last six weeks and have had good OPP
portunites of seeing the health of the
families of your city, and must say do not
think it is possible for place of its size to
he in better sanitary condition.
Respectfully, Jos. PAKER IRWIN,