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Result I'm North Carolina.
[Ralelgh News yesterd4y.J


We have partial and imperfect returns
from which we gather that the following
counties give the Democratic maiorities All
neyed to them. These figures are doubt
less in many cases incorrect. We give them
as the best information we have: Camden,
SO; Martin, 100; PamlicO, 275; Pitt, APO !;
Wayne, 10S; Wilson, 200; Harnett, 400 !;
Chatbam. 500; Franklin, 9j; Johnston,
400 Nash, 100; Orange, 500; Randolph,
$50: Guilford, so; Arson, 600; Cabarrus,
500; Catawba, 1850; Mecklenburg, 100;
Union, 500; Alexander, 400; Iredell, 700 !;
Rowan, $50; Buncombe, 37j; Burke, Ell.
And IN the following counties Republican
majorities are claimed, as follows: Chowan,
rs; PaSquotank, SO; Perquimans, 25j (;
Craven, 600; Edgecomhe, $50; Halifax,
1000; NORTHAMPTON, 450; Cumberland,
so; Granville, $50; Wake, $40; Forsyth,
2S.
We estimate from the above maioritles
that, unless the percentage of losses is not
increased, Governor Jaryis's majority will
stand at 5000. We have No reason to eX-
pect that these losses VIII occur generally,
and we think his majority will be between
10000 and $4,000.
fCharlOtle Observer, yesterddy.I
"A Spcclil ulspilcu itom tue CHILL hldh vi
the State Democratic Executive Committee
leaves no doubt as to the result in North
Carolina. The State news is meagre, and
indicates a reduced Democratic majority in
the State over the vote Of 1876.
The returns are somewhat erratic, indi-
eating losses and gains where least expect
ed, and exhibiting the individual strength
OF candidates in surprising deg ee. In
many respects the returns are anomalous,
but they are too meagre yet for intelligent
analysis. The State has maintained lis De-
moe .atic soIidity. That is enough.
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From the remnants n shattered and de.
feated party be or ssnized a force so large
ana we'idiscir, lined That one OF the strong
eN anu mos arrogant parties this state bss
ever IN went down before u IKE grass
peIore. the reaper. 1t is difficult TO conceive
tne. labor, time. and talent necessary 10 inns
Work. While dischsrging with consummate
ability his routine duties at Richmond. ne
nevertheless found time to baffle the machi.
nations OF our enemies at New York and
other places, and 10 raise bis eloquent voice
wherever in the Old Dominion IL could adj
vance The cause IN which he was engaged.
He deserves OF every Democrat In Virginia
the plaudit Of well done!-PeterSturg Ap'
neal
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

STOCK, G0OD-W LII, AND FIX
~ TURES- OF A RETAIL GROCERY-sTORE
doing good business FOR SALE. Address BUSI-
NESS. ca re OF Dispatch Office. no 3-3
A RAKE CHANCE TO EMBARK IN A
IA PROFITABLE AND WELL-EsTABLIsHED
BUSINESS IN THE PROSPEROUS CITY OF
DANylLLE. VA.-1ne proprietor u a CONFEC-
TiONERY and BAKERY, centrally located on
Main street, in the city OF Danyie, on account OF
declining health would sell on advdntageous terms
his entire stock OF FIXTURES, GOODWILL, &C.,
and lease Tor Term Of years the sTOREHOISt.
with dive rooms ab0ye. suitable for family, man
tua' making or millinery establishment. GS sud
water through the buiisine, and hydIsnt ia The
Address BOX 81,
Oc 30-6t Danville Post Office.
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Hall 90 Sfae Claieff

In the midst OF the general rejoicing over
the victory In Virginia let us not forget TO
award the palm OF praise ard honor 10 the
chief under whose wise counseIs and skiIfuI
leadership such grand results have been
achieved. Hon. A. N. Kelley, whom every
Petersburger delights 20 call ow-towns.
maps assumed the arduous duties of chair.
man OF the State Executive Committee I'm.
DER the most alscouragipg circumstances.
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iIAxEss OF GENERAL THOMAS EwIYG.-
Columbus, November 3.-General Thomas
Ewing Is lying III ct the home OF II. o. Nc
Donald. Ia this city. He suffered relapse
OF fever while at the depot en- route from
the West 70 Lancaster, but Is better to-
night. All persons are excluded from his
room.
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t-77~ COL BROAD STREET. Gj3.
TWO STORES ONE
TWO STOCKS ~ ONE
JULIUS MEYER a son.
60I AND COB BROAD STREET.
having purchased the large and commof.u. .....
formerly occupied by Thihimcr Brother lul cone
dpn>eI The same with their old stand next doDf N,
COB. will conduct the
TWO STORES - oNE.
Having increased facilre., they will cuB
LARGER STOCK,
and continue TO zen them, a5 heretofore, a' 'Ie
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Their increased facilities for purcha,ins aIl oa-
able them 10 offer goods low As they can h bought
In any city. They are exhibiting ht-. ADD
handsome line Of
DRESS GOODS,
including an the latest novelties.
BLUE-FLANNEL sUlTlNGS, GROCADE~ g..
BLACK and COLORED SILKS;
sATINs, SATIN DE Lyons;
VELYETS and YELVETEENS;
PLAIN and CAMEL'S HAIR Stacking, mI
ULSTER CLOTHS;
a full line Of MOURNING GOODS At .lceid low
prices;
HOSIERY IN immense variety:
ALL-wOOL and MERINO UNDeEWEAR, for
ladies, gentlemen, an children;
PLAIN and BEADED GlNPs, FRINGE, an!
CLOAK ORNAMENTS;
The largest and best line II CORSET, I'm de- e'yi
sHAwLS, QUILTS. aud BLANKETS or sll Kinds:
A full Iiue of their celebrated MARGCERlIF
KID GLOVE at 81.
Also an immense llne Of CLOAKs aud DOLNANs
Of new and handsome designs, on which m,y
guarantee lower prices than they can De bought
elsewhere.
Before purchasing be sure 10 call at
Oc 3l.cod 60l AND 500 BROAD STREET
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The Readiusters have gone into battle
with many difficulties in front OF them. II
we have carried the July ticket il will he
accounted the Herculean victory OF the age.
Bristol NeWs.
Just so, Brother FOWLER.
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The Dispatch win please change the vote
OF Criteher at West Point from so to s. Our
town bes not as yet so far forgotten her.
selfs-HleSt Point StGr.
All right. There you are.
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LoND0x, November 4.-The bark Tord.
enkstold, from Rotterdam for Savannah. has
put iplo Brett strained anu leaking, She
VIII doeI and discharge Tor repairs.
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CARPFTst

navIhx lnrgcly increased or stock. W. ro.,.r.
offered In This city. Having bufch,sea 49,. Yer
since the last great decline IN prices. we on ck
oIu,mIaS in1 10 10 thls ine: No s
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NE LATEST NEWS
FROM
SYCLE BROTHERS,
GREAT DRY.GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.

Just received aud on fae to-day:
cases TWILLED CAsHMERES, all colors, re-
ducod from ID TO lie;
2 cases MONTE CLOTH, newest shades, reduced
from % TO 1916;
so pieces DOUBLE-WIDTH CASHMERE, all
shades, reduced from 40 % 25c.;
so pieces RICH DOUBLE-WIDTH FRENCH
PLAIDS, all wool aud The latest combination OF
cOlOrs, reduced from 1925 To S24c.;
so pieces BROCADE DREeS-SILK, French i'm
pOrtation and all shades, reduced from 81 40 to
90c.;
so styles Of CAMEL'S. HAIR SACKfNG ULSTER
CLOTHS and REVERSIBLE WOOLLENS AT
33 per cent. less than former price;
500 pieces BLACK CASHMERE, ranging from
lie to So per yard-all of which we will now
sell al greatly reGuced figure.
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FINANCIAL.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS..
dds FOR QUARRYING LIMESTONE.
DBds will b. received for the NEXT TEN DAYS
FOR MINING LIMESTONE by the ton IRON the
limestone quarry AT Low Moor, for The Low Moor
Iron Company's furnace. At least one hundred
ahu twenty-five tIZol TONS VIII DC required per
day. Limestone must be broken TO proper size for
fur1ace use. Quarry Is well opened. Railroad
track runs TO quarry. and limestone must be loaded
on ears AT quarry. Address bids To
GEORGE 4. WICkE,
Agent Low Moor Iron Company OF Virginia,
no Act Low Moor, va.
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Even the eleeiiou Of most OF the congress
men stecs will cover our cause with the
IAN 9ftpfstss, and csown our [Reaojusler]
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e1- BEAR IN MIND
THAT
THALHIMER BROTHERS
HAVE REMOVED
FROM THE CORNER OF SIXTH STREET
NEW AND ELEGANTLY -FURNIsHED STAND
CORNER OF FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS,
WHERE, WITH THEIR
SPLENDID FACILITIES AND LARGE STOCK
OF NEW GOODS,
they are enabled to offer
ATTRACTIONS AND INDUCEMENTS
sufficient TO make 1t to the Interest of purchasers to
CALL UPON THEM.
In addition to many other improvements already
mentioned, whereby
SILKS AND BLACK GOODS
can be shown under the
SOFTEsT AND BRIGHTEST LIGHT.
they have ust furnished
BEAUTIFUL CLoAK-RoOM.
where ladies' can try on
sACQUEs AND DOLMANs
without being disturbed by other purchasers.
Having received their third supply of
NEW GOODS,
they are now prepared to offer an assortment OF
FINE SILKS,
PLAIDS, BROCADES, SATINS,
MOURNING GOODS,
sACKINGS AND CLOAKINGs,
EQUAL TO ANY
that has been offered in this market. and at prices
to compete with the largest retail stores in the
country.
This season they are making a specially Of
BLACK AND CoLORED SILK vELYETs,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
and
CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
ind VIII also constantly keep up their large assort
ment of
CASsIMERES, HOUsE.FURNIsHING GOODS, |
AND DOMESTICS,
through which means they expect to be abe to |
etain their large country patronage.
THALnlMER BROTHERS,
Sol Broad street.
p. S.-For the liberal patronage bestowed on Ms
Turing our past career, and for the additional
indness OF our friends during our opening week,
We desire to express our most sincere thanks.
10 2-5t THALIIMER BROTHERS.
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7 + C. + l. X E.
~ 1.-THE only one engaged for Rirhmond)
MONDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER g, 1850.
MOZART HALL.
MOLAhI HALL.
Hon. WILLIAM PARSONS. OF Ireland,
AMERICAS FAYORlTE ORATOR.

Subject Richard Brinsley sheridan and the Ora
tors. WITS. and Humorists-Burke, Currau. Gold
smith, and Others, interspersed with characteristic
anecdotes.
Mr.. Redpath, founder of the Bureau system in the
United states, SAYS Of Mr.. PARSONS: d" The best
foreign lecturer we have had I'm his country
John Bright. the great orator OF Parliament, said
Of him: " lie electrified bs hearers
For the benefit OF the Guard Of the Common
wealth and Young Mems Missionary Society First
Baptist church.
Tickets l. reserved seats 10 he had Of {. f. john
stOn, 900 Main street; other tickets 80 cents, at
bookstores j. Il. Watkins, sos Main street and the
door. no 3-td
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BLANKETS!

We have opened a department in our veu.i,,..
basement Tor The "a Of BLANKETS. b.
SHOW cRlK-; tRADit-, BED, HDR>F ,
prices. fN
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SPECIAL yOrrcr.
nj DIEss-TRIMMISGs Avn -
sfERY. "V'
T THE GREAT DRY.Goons sro,,-'

'fiss
THE ONE WHICH OCCUPIES MORE sp,cr
THAN ANY OTHER IN THIS STATE
THREE FLOORS 30 BY $50 FEET. Lo,nv,
WITH GOODS.
A LARGER ASSORTMENT IN rvr,,.
PARrMENT THAN CAN BE- roryn
ELSEWHERE
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LEC1 URES.

7 ECTURE BY JUDGE f. II. FARRER,
IL OF AMELIA.
This popular and entertaining lecturer viii lecture
NEXT Tt ESDAY kVENlNG. November 9, 1850,
at O'Clock in the ltciursrOom Of the Grace Street
PRESBYTERIAN church for a benevolent object. Sub
ct: THE ADVENTURES OF A POPULAR
LECTURER" interspersed with recitstious from
various authors.
Price OF ticket, rs cents apiece.
4. M6TuQt
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heroes with the ercenest laurels Oh tnis aye
Of hN'tle.-- Bristol Netcs.
Indeed It will.
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A NNUAL MEETING.
MILITARY NOTICES.

GRAYS, ATTENTION ATTEND spe- Y
" cial meeting aud company drill at Reg "a
meua ArmCry THIS friday NIGHT at 8 ~
O'Clock promptly. IL
Nv order Captain BossIEUx.
no SILT JAMES +. TYLER. Orderly.
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s0OKs. nTATl0NERY. &c.
'CRYING TO THINK AND WRITE.

STICKNEY's CHILD-BOOk OF LANGUAGE,
Nos. 1 AND 2, At o CENTS.
All the o'her PUBLIC aud PRIVATE SCHOOL
BOOKS, DOOK-BAGs, BOOK-sTRAPs, aud all
SCHOOL STATIONERY.
RANDOLPH & ENGLIsH'S
oc 3l.d&w Bocksloge aud Book. blncery.
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LACEs AND EMBRorDFRIg,,

We show the largest, best assortment. ,r.l .i.,..
est stock In the city. Twenty ihon.,,t 2
HAMBURG EDGlNGS and lS>EPIfNt. ~
4c. TO sl.50 per yard. See our TI.>tNN Mp
TESE, tLUNY, GIiPUkF. ALENCoN. q a.
GUEDOC. RUSSIAN. SANONY. Casino D.
YAK. DUCHESS. SMYRNA. BRETON
POINT l. CERNE. BALMORAL. pDrtf
GAUIE, VA l. i G. IEN MES. aud SPANISH
LACkS. III
suitable for Wrappers. Dressing ,...'
Aprons, &C, al 25c. per yard. real 81 Ia. s..
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DRESS GOODS DRESS com,

Everything from FlVE-CENT CALICO r. o.,
the RICHEST ELVETN, >lLh-. and
SATINS;
FANCY RIBBONS at l5c. per ward. r... q, ,i,t
2jc:
FANCY RIBBONS at 2Jc. pea yart, real Vain.
Ace
FANCY RIBBONS at soc. pr ward, real ,....
Soc;
FANCY RIBBONS 10 3jc. per ward. r.4I y,l.,
soc:
FANCY RIBBONS a. zoe. pr yard real ,i.a, 81.
ELEGANT SASitS M Sl2j worth 81:
BLACK CASlMERES from ljc. per yard ar d,
$50:
LAMBs-WOOL snd MERINO DRtWFR> for
MEN. WOMEN, aud CHILDREN.
Remember, that LEVY BROTHERS Dif. 4
larger stock than any other house Ia TN. ~ttf..5
are the betlcr enabled 10 supply Your want
no LEVY BROIlliE~
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA 81 OK
VIII At.
VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP,
SALT SALMON,
CRANBERRIES CAPE con-,
30 varieties FANCY CRACkERS,
ALBEMARLE HONEY,
BONELESS &. DFiSi.
HFCKER'S Prepared FLOUR,
WHITMAN's INSTANTANEOUS tho''l\t
al CHRISTIAN 4 Witt.
foe %
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AN ACR0sTIC.
Come one, come all;
Look before buying.
Shoes for the fall
In numbers implying;
Every kind aud every shade,
Gilt-edged and home made.
Economy's broom you desireS
Look at sIEGEL's, and 20 no higher.
No. 42l BROAD STREET.
SHOES SHOEs Shoes
Don't you FORGE, Il,
Or else you'll regret ~,
sfEGgL beats the world In low prices, and has the
largest aud best stock In town. Go TO
c. L. sIEGEL's,
oc?3 42l Broad street.
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AMUSEMENTS.
PICHMOND THEATRE.
RETURN AND FAREWELL APPEARANCE.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
NOVEMBER SIN AND 9Th,
GOODWIN'S FROLIQUES
~ THEIR LAUGHING
MADE TO DELIGHT.
$50" THE SINGERS.
THE FAIRY.
Come like the shadow and so DEPART"
Remember: Last time In this city Of HOBBIES.
SECURE SEATS EARLY.
Box-sheet at office OF the Theatre.
MONDAY, Nick Roberts's Humpty-Dumpty
Troupe. nos
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TEST
VI NORMAL TO
r ,,cz Mr.; John p. REDEoRDi >,,,,
NOVEMBER 0, 1850,
on which oc aston the following attractive pro-
gramme viii be presented:
l. OVERTURE oWRc Il1e Fe', ''''''' KoSsi"i'
2. SOLO GASso e. Rocked in the Cradle Of the
MR J0; ; w.GREENSFELDIE ni'"0p'
8. SOLO VIOLIN ia Petet TambourJ -. David.
MIR. II. +. EAUBE.
4. SOLO SOPRANO.
MISS ALICE SWAIN.
). SOLO CLARINET fFantasia). .... ,...... Muller.
Mr.. FELIN JARDFLLA.
9. SOLO Il \RITONE (Valse, chimes OF Normandy
Panquet.
MIR. WILLIAM RI. GRANT.
7. WALIZES (BlOnJe and Brunei tel... WadtCufcl.
ORCHESTRA.
To conclude with The beautiful opera Of
TRAVIATA,
in which the following sIong cast will APPEAR:
Niolettt VALERIE. Mrs. Caroline Richings- Bernard
OnninO. ......................Mi Miss Columbia WYATT
OttredO Germont Nr. Edwin Hon
GiOrgee GtrHOut..............Hi sir. Pierre Bernard
DR. ile........,...........Mr y. Il. Peasants
General admission. so cents reserve seats. %
cents addiCnal-tO be had AT G. +. JOhnston's music
store. no til
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SATIN DE LYONS,
VELNETS In all shades,
VELVETEENS.
COLORED SILKS, SATlNS,
ENGLISH MOHAIR,
CREPE CLOTH.
NATELASSE. and TAMfSF.

100 styles Of LADIES' CLOAKS, d l. VI Ms,
SACQUES, and CIRCULARS In every con-
cNiyable shape and style, which we are now sell
ing at less than manufacturers prices.
Also. full line Of CHiLDREN'S COA1S-made Of
the best Chineha, Mafelasse, and Beayef-in
all sizes, shades aud quality
EMBROIDERED FLANNELS by the yard at all
prices;
Latest STYLE of SILK PRINCES, TASSFLS, and
SPIKES:
All the NEWEST NOVELTIES for Ladies' wear.
We offer for inspec' ion an immense stock of No
TIONS AND FANCY GOODS. containing a most
complete assortment of LADIES' aud GENT f.
MEMS HOSIERY In AL grades aud prices.
OUR FOUR FLOORS being completely packed
with goods, Ne most chefrfully invite inspection 10
The public always deeming IL pleasure 10 exhibit
goods IA! the old, established house If
SYCLE BROTHERS,
no 3.eod 3ll Broad street
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THE INDIAN TERRITORY INVADERS.

FORT SMITH, Ark, August 4.-The Unit
ed States court opened Monday. There is
an immense amount of business; eighty.
eight criminals, among them eleven capital
cases, and more coming every day. United
States Marshal Dell received dispatch
to day that Payne, the Indian Territory in
vader, will be taken from the custody of
the military at Caldwell, Kansas, and turn
ed over to him for trial before Judge Park
er, of the United States district court for
the Western district of Arkansas. All
those Of Payne's gang who have hecn ar
restt d once before will likewise be tried. 1t
will be test case Of great Importance, as
to whether the Indians Of the United States
own the large tract Of land in the north
western part of the Indian Territory and
will bring the Indian question prominently
before the country.
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CoUGHs. Browns Bronchial Troches
are used with advantage to alleviate cough,
sore throat, hoarseness and bronchial affec-
tons. For thirty years these Troches have
been in use, with annually increasing favor.
They are not new and untried, but, having
been tested by wide and constant use for
nearly an entire generation, they have at
tanned well-merited rank among the few
staple remedies Of the age.
THE THRoAT--."B Browns Bronchial Tro.
ches" act directly ON the organs of the
voice. They have an extraordinary effect
in all disorders Of the throat and larnyx, re-
storing a healthy tone when relaxed, either
from cold or over-exertion Of the voice, and
produce clear and distinct enumeration.
Speakers and singers find the Troches use
full
A Couch, CoLD, CATARRH of sore throat
requires immediate attention, as neglect Of
tentimes results in some incurable lung dis
eases. Browns Bronchial Troches" almost
invariably give relief. limitations are offer
ed for sale, many of which are injurious.
The genuine Browns Bronchial Troches"
are sold only in boxes.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
THE TnIRTY.EIeHrH DAY.

NEW YORK, August 4,-Dr. Tanner had
large number OF visitors to-day. AT 80
this morning he had an attack Of the nau-
sea and vomited. This left him weak and
he complained of a bitter taste in his
mouth. Soon after he drank three ounces
of ice water, and then slept three-quarters
of an hour At 80 he had another fit of
vomiting, but seemed to feel better after
it. At 8 he got out of bed dressed without
effort and read morning paper in which
there was letter from Arkansas, stat
ing that the writer had wagered $500 he
would succeed, and promising halt of the
amount if he would hold out. He then
drank one and half ounces of water and
slept for thirty minutes. On awakening
he remarked somebody might have tam
pered with the water, as he felt bad after
drinking it. "There's no telling what
they would do" he said; II understand
some heavy bets have been made At
noon, when he entered on the thirty eighth
day Of his fast, his condition was about
the same as yesterday. His features were
no more haggard or pinched, and he ap.
peared to be in good spirits
Upon making the usual examination Of
Drl Tanner this afternoon DR.. Gum found
his condition as follows: Pulse, rs temp.
erature, 90 is; respiration, Is; dynamome
trio fists, "a kilmometers in right hand and
so in left. Notwithstanding the inclemen
weather, an unusual number of visitor
were at Clarendon Hall throughout th
day. AT 4:30 the Doctor was attacked
with violent retching and vomiting, anC
became very weak in consequence. III
took the usual antidote of hot water, anC
was resting quietly on his cot at 8 o'clock
AT 80 p. N. DR.. Tanner had warn
foot bath to relieve his congestion of tn,
stomach, and half an hour after went t
sleep, He awoke at very irritable ant
vomited water tinged with bile. Aftel
this he took an alcoholic vapor bath and
was rubbed dry and put to bed. He sale
he felt weaker and not quite so well. HI
had another vomiting attack about Il
o'clock, but at midnight was quietly
sleeping
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WHO is Mrs. WINsLOw.--As this ques-
ton is frequently asked, we will simply
say that she is lady who for upwards of
thirty years has untiringly devoted her time
and talents as a female physician and
nurse, principally among children. She
has especially studied the constitution and
wants OF this numerous class, and, as re-
suit of this effort, and practical knowledge,
obtained in a lifetime spent as nurse and
physician, she has compounded Soothing
Syrup for children teething. 1t operates
like magic-giving rest and health, and is
moreover, sure to regulate the bowels. In
consequence OF this article Mrs. Winslow
is becoming world-renowned as a benetactor
Of her race ;children certainly do rise UP and
bless her; especially ia this the
case in this city. Vast quantities of the
Soothing Syrup are daily sold and used
here. We think Mrs, Winslow has lmmor-
talized her name by this invaluble article
and we sincerely believe thousands of chill
rem have been saved from an early grave by
its timely use, and that millions vet unborn
will share Its benefits, and unite in calling
her blessed. No mother has discharged
her duty to her suffering little one, in our
opinion. until she has given it the benefit of,
Mrs, Winslows Soothing Syrup Try it
mothers-try it now.-Ladies' Visitor,
New York city. Sold by all druggists 95
cents bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-06
The CREEK CHEROKEE TROUBLES.

MUsKoaEE, I, T., August A. The Creek
Cherokee council adjourned this afternoon
The result OF their deliberation has not
been made known, but the following is re-
liable; The Creeks have agreed to arrest
the murderers of Cobb, wherever found, in
their jurisdiction. A joint commission,
two Creek and two Cherokees, will survey
the ground and ascertain whether Cobb
killed on Cherokee or Creek soil. If on
the former, the murderers will be surren-
dered to the Cherokees for trial; if on
Creek soil, the Creeks will try them. The
Cherokees will disband and 90 home to
await the decision of the commission. All
trouble is at an end for the present.
None of the murdcrers have yet been ar.
rested, but will be as soon as they show
themselves.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-06
DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF the leading business houses whose advertise
ments may be found In THE BULLETIN
DRY GOODS.
C. o, Patier & Co., Commercial avenue and Nine
teenth street.
GROCERIES.
Yocum & Broderlck, Wash. Ave, cor Eighth:
New York Store, G.. o.. Patier Co, Cor Nine
tenth and Commercial.
PHYSICIANS.
Dr ]. II. Marean: office, 40 Commercial avenue.
Drs. Leach g. Wheeler, Eighth street,
DENTISTS.
DIR. ". @. Jocelyn, Eighth near Commercial,
DR.. T. w. Whtlock lB Commercial avenue
LIQUORS.
p. Clancy, No 1877 Ohio Leyee.
INSURANCE.
II II Candee. No 20 Ohio leyee (up stairs).
Eouitable Life, OF New York, corner Twelfth ana
- Washington avenue.
DRUGGIsTs-w AND RETAIL
parc,av Brothers. No. "A Ohio Levee and corner
Warrington Avenue and Eighth Street
BANKS
City National, Ohio levee.
STEAMBOATS,
Champion Three States
Ioan suroat, corner Twelfth and Leyee.
BRACKET STORE.
f.. G. Ford. Corner Ninth and Commercial