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A NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN.

htssrs. EdhorsE-
The abJvo ia good Likeness OF Nrs. Lydia Z Pink
ham, of Lynn, Mass, who above all other human beings
may 10 truthfully called the Dear Friend OF Woman
a. some Of her correspondents love to cali her. shs
EeAlOuSy devoted 70 her WORK. when Is inc outcome
OF hfe+study, and Is obliged TO Keep hR lAay
assistants, TO helph answer th" largo Correspondence
which daily pours In upon her each bearing ~ seSh
burden Of suffering. or JOY at release from 1t HeI
Vegetable Compound Is medicine Tor good ana no.
evl purpose+ have personally investigated " and
an satiined Of The tslth otthis. .s,.-.l...
On account OF its proTeH meH1' Is feconmehaea
and prescribed by theoess Physicians IN 'ho county,
One SaJsi :" IL works nko charm hha 'A's' i,IeI
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0y virtue Of deed OF Trust, dated the Srd day Of
August. A. D., 1850. made by william II. Potter and
EmmR Foster, his wife, 10 the undersigned trustee
70 secure the payment Of certain pr0mliF0ry note
mentioned therein, which deed Is recorded In the
ONCE Of the clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, 10 Deed Of Trust Book No II, page l62,
will proceed totel At the front door Of the Court
House, in the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST Il, lSsS.
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A N, the following de.
sciibed part or portion Of that parcel Of ground
owned by the said william d. Foster. and lyiuE I'm.
nedGtelS north Of and b Blkersadtition 70 The
sid ely Of Wheeling. snd between the same and
the iAnd. Of the Wheeling Pittsburgh y baltimore
iSH nO,sh CSnpSny and ,Eynsng forty go feet on
follows BEGINNING at the southwest corner OF the
iwo-story brick welling hou,e owned by Andrew
II Bntl, ttualed on said pa,cel Of ground; thence
weetNAtdIy on the line Of Eleventh street twenty
feet x inches t91 feet iuc e.) thence n0rthwafd.
y al right augles Nth Said sueet about one hun.
bred and twenty LEI 10 the 81 nth line OF the hhdk
o. Said wheeling. IL tsburgh 4 Baltimore Railroad
Company; thence with taid lat named line east.
worldly forty ieei thence at right angles with aid
llilIoad Csmpany'b line shout Que nuntIed and
tsenty feet 10 the Dtrth line Of Eleventh ttreet:
thence wthtwAsdly onE Atd north line Of aid
ginning, being the WesI malt Of llt NO 5 and the
cat half Of let o. 2 rs laid out In private plat
Britt - 30 -
TERMS OF sALE-cne-third Of tho puichae
money and 50 much more Is tie pr chaser may
tlect 10 pay In c. Sh, End the Sidre Ia IHo EQUAL
an nual payments, With interest from the day Of
sale, the purchaser to give his notes with coed 10.
curty Tor toe deferred paymenS. ard the legal title
m0neyis fully paid
The title Sc believed to be perfect. but, telling AZ
r'is.eS shell convey only such title Is is vested
JOSEPH R. PAUL.,
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THAT THOUSANDS or OUR BUSINESS MRN GO
TO THEIR OFFICES IN THE MORNING. AFTER
AN UNEASY NIGHT. OR A LATE DINNER,
FEELING DULL AND ALL OUT OF soRIs.
THIS ID ENTIRELY UNNECESSARY, FOR A SIN
GLE DOSE OF THAT SPARKLING FoAMISs
SPECIFIC. Tarranrs seIixcr Aperient,
TAKEN BEFORE BREAKFAST. WILL 1MNg-
DIATELY DisPEL ALL FEELINGS OF HEAvI.''
NEss, REMOVE GENTLY BUT SURELY THE
CAUSE, AND QUICKEN INTO HEALTHY ACTION
EVERY FIBRE OF THE SYSTEM. FOR sALEBY
ALL DRUGGISTS. jyls.NwAF
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south Tenth Street PHILADELPHIA, Pa, ssys;
" am personally acquainted with q middle,
aisd lady In Philadelphia, who had been
given up TO die by consultation OF many
physicians. She was confined to her bed for
months, and was momentarily expected 10
die. In this condition she took lidnllin and,
to the surprise and disappointment Of al,
she recovered her health perfectly. Her case
Is reported In pr. HaFtmau'S book on the
Ills Of Life" 8lsl page. Ask your Druggist
for one, or address Dr. Hartman, Osborn, o.
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Hunts Remedy having been recommended 70
me for kidney an liy conplaIuty, purchased
some at The Peoples Drug Store aud used 1t in
my family, and found It 10 bsA very yaluabl m d.
icIp'. and gladly recommend It highly to my
friends knowing 1t to be b neacial to those trou.
blsd with kidney or liver disease.
Respectfully your.
BLIsHA EoYsE,
6sGst, 80. Boston, Mas.
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3''. ouEpROOF.

..,.,, ~ l!vsst SSa,Sing seemed TO help me;
~ ~ 1s1is,Io n Led d.. smith cured me"
fssTisol Il. out o. W. ZKPT, PH1Ll1PS
RsS'" Wheeling, W. Va.
.,o, Nose, Impaired ,Voiee,-sui'
o.rs, FOlyPas, vi MEDICINE failed 70 help me.
cT:S!jss Completely G CHARLES CHADDUCK,
" o,sDeIdei & Co, Wheeling. ". va
" I'lrcn.ed stonAch.S"Treatment
r-usptL tnG Iva /. relief. Or. smith cured
I RS tL!e5I lin NJ SS HOLT, insurance Agent,
.Ha t5sn lCr l9gI..eSSu S1 uiaa u; SI
E2 LOUIE =; msMaHT son Va,
ETtssss CANNING SORES on h S%bing seemed %
- Df. snih Va gTsC 4THERISE CAPS,
v.,teI street, wheeling. ", Va
49,, Ss,s,i Ior yean win Cancer; HAd II
nsdf.- siTSrS il returned GiIef each opera
e.oaD !a sSi5 cured me Tii1oqH H. NJ SScUTT CUT
=, IpuS-FlAt OF my tack for Is
rEJs, fbtan, dIIpS. Dr.. smith cured me with
,rs tSlIe, n aVe "seAA THOMAS ooLvN,
=. c,ooor Main 81, wheeling, W. Va.
WhogAeo n RecIun, PrOlApsus and flles'
Tctitutosni, nm 10 die and pronouncea incurh
ms gl"iIh cured D.e Mlt hSnb1 Sn nSI Irv
Martins Ferry.
,.1d Wdtes:-"Dr. smiths profes-
ET. B. y. ~ I'M nv IGmily have been most salts
ts5l erTcea . " him 70 all u gentleman
"a IiIli ~ sIb avs III had been suffering
Hn AAfsaiss md treated by many physicians iei
Iot even y'GR w. smith SAld had tape worm. and
dnpsIstl. "; .,noyed a monster 100 feet LONG,.
d tghl bgun years In hospita Tor
Fe1Le CoI ~ t4cIliGr advantages In such cases.
R F u FR c S1OH Ss,S % se ssd aEsl;
,osI, t It.s ii men and youth, sclotula and
l9a 1 :, ts,tiIy 10 my success
ne eaFs e. !itSnce may Be trcAtOd By letter and
hasaS guaranteed. chart for setesSni INA
IlTc isIstnST a oce freq. Once hours from "a.
Lo11s IaIly, Call on or address
1 DIhAr N JOHN Z. SMITH, n. D..
=, No 1901 ChApllne ~. wheeling. ". Va:
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5oyeara.

So, Lnowu and watched the OF swiits
RNt az, lIty years. aud have IA, er known
sTi s,J n, Ci failure 10 cure Blood Poison when
u, l.y itFrn, used II on my servants from
Eg l.,niSS ~ aid al>oR number OF my neighoon
~ a ~ C1Se that came within my knowledge
~ ,,.s!itsJ cure IN all my lie ! have never
,,oSs remedy that would 10 fully accomplish
Nl'' u = IL. L. DkNNAhD. Perry, Ga.
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,,ore known and used swiit's Specific for NOR,
,h,S rSe1Iy years. and have seen mole Wonderini
IN. rom IL usc than from any remedy IN o. out
u ise PbpmGcoprlA Il lisa Certain and sale an
~ ,iI ~ "a ali sOrts u Blood Poison.
uI''' ~ 80 j, DICKsGN SAITB, N. D.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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LAST MANUFACTURER.

have us'd Hunts Remedy for the kidney com
pl int, aud having been fully rE:or!d TO hea III by
It's use, can ties fly to Its value.
=0Ily / reco nmend It TO some one Of my friends,
all OF whom know hive been tenehttsd by lis
GEo.P P. cox.
MAIDEN. MAS. April %. $50. lyIGxHE4y
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Rad Case ar =. YIi;,S 0apeo.

Minister, is The singular name Of town
situated In AuglGiss county, Ohio. II is the
residence OF Nr. ]. KrandeEie, who writa;
"SdpLariidn .NtFpiEs permanently cured my
son Of Dad case Of st. VltuS Dance" $l.50.
AWTAW
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All persons wishing 10 test the merits Of 9
great Tenedy-one that VIII posItiysly cure
CONSUMPTION, coughs, celds,aslhma, bronchi.
It's, or any affection u the Throstand Lungs
ara requested to call at logan 4 Co, 8 Bridge
Corner Drug Store and geta 100 Trial bottle
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery Tor Consnmp-
ION, whIcA will show you what regular
sized bottle will do, Row.
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,ur CHEAT DRUG usueEor CHICAGO.

y.5ouoI hesitate to say that for a year past we
have nd more 0i SWilt's Spell 4; thar All
S,hsr E'01i PGiiHeH combined. and with most a.,
= ,,hng results. One gentleman VINO usea nsli
I,'5 ir.StuepL which cost him sl.00. Another
Sbo M u,ed il for scroinlous affection reports
permanent cure from It's use. m
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$1,000 REWARD!

viii te paid to any Chsmtst who will hnd, on an-
.yG, Of lC0bo:tlss. s g.. one particle Of Mercury.
!Olllc Of Potassium, orauy mineral substance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
lrawer 8. Atlanta, Ga.
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NkIn nI.raacs cured.

BY Or. Fnzier's Magic Ointment. Cures
as II By magic, Pimples Black Heads or
6rubs, Blo,ches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and bssah'
lui. Also euIeS Itch, BAIT Rheum, sorc Nip.
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers aud
sores, etc.
Of price, 60centS.
Wheeling, aud Il. K. McConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. D@K
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Why will you cough when Shiloh'S Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 100, 60o
and 81. Sold by McLaia Brothers, and
Alar r. YonbP nav
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Tug only iron preparation that does not
color the teeth, and will not cause hssdaohe
or constipation. rs other iron preparations
will ls Browns Iron Bitter, psw
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srocK5-The market has ben heavy aud de-
pressed, lu the early dealings CAnadA southern
b'oke " per csut, aud the whole mArke; declined
rapidly, speculation was fsveriSh throughout on
the reports Of yellow fever a. the SOUTH aud on the
revival Of the TumorJ Of strike OF the Telegraph
operators. BcaIs were not slow TO take advantage Of
tue prevailing dlsETuaE aud hammered the eutiie
LIST. They succeeded 10 shaking ont considerable
long stock. Towards the cOte = rally Of 4AlA per
cent took place but portion Of the improvement
was subsequently Lost. As compared with yesLef'
days clOaiug prizes, active shares were 1sAIS per
cent lower Ia EpeclAltlei Alton y IetIe hAuts fell
of per cent, AtchiSon, Topeka & Santa 20 ~ per
cent, East Tennessee preferred per cent, Indiana,
bloomington Western ~ oct celt, Manhattan
Beach per cent, New York & New England "
pr cent, Norfolk q Western preferred 2 per cent,
Oregon . TIRu,.C0ntllenlal III per cent, Pacific
Mail per cent, Peoria, Decatur 4 Evansville IA
per ccls Pullman Palace ~ per CeuI, Richmond
d Nest Point Terminal per cent, Atnl Ut. Louis d
san FnnelScO 81 per cent, New York Central lent
at l6isl.3! per euIt. New jersey Genital was Hat
aud her stocks laG per cent lOTer, Towards the
Close money bid up per cent, but later Ieturned
10 2 per cent and clio cd ut 8 per cent.
Transactions, 3i2,l GhAFeR.
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uswhle for the little book. which will bemAilcd
lrvr.
prce: Small size, si.OO per bottle. Large sile
holding double Quantiry), sl.76 per bottle. AL
pnggisnrllIt lyll
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smLou's cure viii Immediately relieve
Group, Whoopiug Cough and Bronchitis,
Sold by Mcl.ain RtoshsTS, and Alex. 7,
Young, p4W
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"HAcKNErLek sitting and fragrant per.
fume. PrIoe 26tn cents: Sold by No
Lain BFothers ATT = T. Young
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DECEIyERs' SALE OF THE BRIL-.
IL I.NT GLASS WORKS, ct Brilliant Jsfar.
John ". Ferney, Plaintiff,

Iohh W. FeIney, Painun,
The Brilliant Glass Company, ct al, Defendants.
The State, Of Ohio, JSaenon County, Common
Pleas Court.
Pursuant 10 an order Issued out Of the Court Of
Common PlelS Of feaefSon County, Ohio, and 10
Us directed we will on MONDAY, the 18Th day Of
August A. D., 1883 Gt ! o'clock !. n on the prem.
Uses, Offer for hAle II Public Auction the following
described premises, to.wlt: Situate In the county
Of Jefferson and State Of ohio, aud bIing part OF
No. !. aud RlnSel. RcginnIi for the zane al =
locust stake standing on the eGst lie Of the lsye.
land y Pittsburgh Rail oId tight Of way 30 feet
cast Of the centre Of raid railroad tack, ard from
which the southwest corner Of DoNnsr's dwelling
bears north i5' TAFT pefcheS and 10 links; run
ming thence south 4io west 800 feet with the eat
line Of Eaid railroad appropriation 70 a stake;
thence youth 49, fast 40 fett 10 stake; Themes
north ~ elst 800 feet to STAKE aud the. GO north
49, west l40 feet 70 the p ace Of beginning. Goa.
t9ining %.l0o Of M acre, preserving and excepting
buildings theie0u and all the boilers, engines, fur
macs, moulds and other mat hlnefy and tools con.
nected with or used orwOIking sid Factory.
Appraised ats2,&0t0
TERMS OF SALE, CASH.
The above described properly Is one OF tho most
convenient and desirable Glass Factories In the
ohio Valley situate seven mills IoHth Of the City
oil steu behyllle, and oppoEite WellSburK, ~, Va,
convenient 10 coal. anu within two hundred yAids
JOHN Il. COOK and
JOSEPH ". JORDAN.
Jno. N. Cook, ". P Hays, Jas. 7. Daton and Jor.
dan a toulter, AtomeiL JylS
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TERMS oF sALH. CASE.
JOHN 4. COOK and
TRUsTEE's SALE.

Juo. N. Cook, ". P Hays, Jas. !. patoS and Jor.
dan 4 GoulteF, AtioFnetE IylR
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Dr.. j. E. SMITH,
y" Near Fourteenth Street.
MEDICAL.

-,,ydeErc o. . III e increasing demands
IssHyS hB pAu ls,,iS's prove that have deal!
,as.o i,IslO.l seiI, ,S ih1se ShO have consulted
gel sal i.!fS N.eTt's ntne si!aoa! Pssfn
q iSafh EGIr y m rtI;,d GlLGr Lhey, had bean
q ~ Saon PAW I thorough medical edu;
I'D IDeaiASy,sss, , hospital experience and
81, 10 say ,9st11uIlc agents, eiSss , 2o,e!T.
~ Ss;ssss;; s aas . s5ss: y
q. syE s, aud iFIakly give the '"a'D' my
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FINANCIAL ANN coMnERoIAL.,
Npw york noney and stocka.

Nav Y"GE July i4-Houey easy at 2A211fS per cont,
cloled at PCT cent. Fhme mercantile paper 4n5h
per cent sterliug Rxrnange bankers bills dull
AZ ~ say: d0mGDd 81 b7k
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CHE gntslLqeaGen
AAunIAN fACK o rHE NILE.

Orirei HaS. 20 aUd - PsnII9ca 10 sIItet
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The Brilliant Glass Company, ct al, Defendants.
The state Of Ohio, JGaenOn County, Common
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1T IS A FACT

MAIDEN. MASS. April %. 1sa. ]
The Daily telegraph., 1883-11-06
Fire at Algiers; La.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-About
midnight fire broke out in Algiers,
near the river front, two squares above
the Canal street ferry landing. A strong
south east wind caused the small frame
buildings to burn rapidly and at this
hour, one o'clock, about twenty houses
have been consumed, including the
Red River Transportation Co.'S. saw
mill aud shops.
The fire Is still raging, but several
steam engines have just been ordered
across the river and will doubtless soon
have it under control. Later loss S20,-
900; insurance light.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-11-06
IMPORTANT RAILROAD CASE.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. 5.-In case Of
M. & l.. r. railroad company (as re.
organized) against State board of rail-
road commissioners, Chancellor
Carroll to-day deci ded that the road
was liable to taxation. The railroad
company sought to enjoin the State
from assessing the railroad for taxation
under the present law, by virtue of
provision in its original charter claim
ing exemption under it. The Chancel-
lor held that the road had been sold,
under foreclosure, and the privilege
of exemption from taxation coul dnot
pass to purchaser without statutary
enactment. The Court rendered q
The Daily telegraph., 1883-11-06
Intense Feeling All Over Virginia.

New YORK, Nov. GA special dis
patch to the Evening Post from Richo
mond says the riot which occurred at
Danville. Saturday evening, mas pro-
duced most intense feeling all over
the State. The white people in all Sec
tions are highly indignant over the
outbreak and the influence that led to
it. This forenoon a disturbance took
place in the town Of Fredericksburg,
which almost brought about serious
trouble. Capt. Morris Rowe, promi-
nent white citizen Of that place, while
discussing the Danville riot, was over
heard by a negro named Street, who
denounced the statement as funder
(meaning DemOcratic) lie. The ne
grod knocked Rowe down, but Rowe
succeeded .in getting him off, and beat
him soundIy. The affair attracted a
large crowd of whites and blacks, and
for time serious trouble was looked
for, but it was p eyented. There is a
feverishness in nearly all the districts
in the State, and fears are entertained
that other riots will occur in sew.
eral places to morrow, if not to day.
More arms have been sold in the stores
the last ten days than ever before in a
time of peace, except, probably, just
after the war.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-11-06

ST.. ALBANY, VT, Nov. 5.-The
train due here at 1925 a. M, was
thrown from the track near North
Enosburg this forenoon by misplaced
switch and the engiue was thrown in
to the river. The engineer, Thos.
Flood, jumped and had both legs
broken and his skull fractured. The
fireman went down with the engine
and was killed. Flood is not expected
to recover. No passengers were hurt,
the breaking of the rail having thrown
the passenger cars upon sand bank.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-11-06

WASHINGTON, d. G., Nov. 5.-At
the conclusion of the reading of opin-
ions in the United States Supreme
Court to-day, Chief Justice Waite
announced the resignation of Judge
Otto, official reporter of the court and
appointed j. G. Bancroft Davis, TO fill
the vacancy. Davis will prepare for
publication all decisions of the present
term and those of the last term not
comprised in the volume already in
print.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-11-06
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

Two glass work furnaces burned at
LaSalle, Ills, yesterday. Loss, $780,
600; insurance, $500, and $50 work
men left without employment.
The editor of the Boston Herald
(Ind.,) writes that Butler will be de-
feated by from ten to twenty thousand
votes. Election to day.
A meeting of citizens was held at
Vicksburg tonight to provide means
for entertaining delegates to the Con-
ventiOn Ofthe National Cotton Planters
Association. 1t is stated that upwards of
500 delegates have signified their in
tention to be present. A committee of
II with plenary discretion was APP
pointed.
A. Z. Foster, Texas postal inspector,
has been dismissed by the Postmaster
General, for knowingly rendering
fraudulent accounts.
Calvin Haines, wife and children
were poisoned at Topton, Pa, from
eating Balogna sausage. The young
est child died; the others are very ill.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-11-06

CAIRO, Nov. 5.-River 10 feet 7 inches
and rising. Fair and warmer. De-
parted City of Nicksburg for Nicks-
burg.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-Arrived:
]. NJ. White and Parisot from Vicks
burg; Alexandria, Red River; Helena.
Arkansas City; Choteau, Memphis;
Chapel, st. Louis. Departed Parisot
for Vicksburg, Jewell for Shreveport.
Hays and barges due Tonight. Steam
er Dyersburg was sold to day to Capt
w. E.. Harper for $4,000. Cloudy and
warmer.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-11-06
News By Telegraph.
HOME INTELLIGENCE.

Western Union Telegraph Company.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-J. d. H.
Bates, Assistant General Manager of
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, writes Manager E. A. Burke, of
the Times.Democrat, asking that his
Florida Everglade expedition be in
structed to make "a survey of the cOun-
try with IA view of ascertaining the
feasibility of building a telegraph line
from the Cable of the Western Union,
on the Western coast, through the Ev.
erglades to Jupiter Inlet, on the east
ern coast. All vessels going from the
West Indies and Gulf Of Mexico to At
lantic ports, pass Jupiter Inlet and the
Western Union Co. have been request
ed by underwriters and ships owners to
establish telegraph station there to
announce the safe passage of vessels.
The survey will be made as requested,
a courier having been sent after the ex-
pedition wiah necessary instruments.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-11-06

ST.. JOHNS, n. F., Nov. "a shock
ing accident occurred this morning on
the south side OF st. Johns harbor. A
coal shed fell in crushing several
labOrers. Two men were tak.n out
dead and four others were dragged out
seriously wounded. 1t is feared that
others are buried in the coal heaps.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "a Times
Democrat Corpus Christi special says
that the Mexican National Railroad
has effected ninety-nine years lease
of the Texas Mexican Railway. 1t will
hereafter be known as the Texas devil
sion of the former road.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-11-06
WEATHER AND RIVER NEWS.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 5.-River 10 feet 4
inches and rising. Fair and warm.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-River 10 feet
3 inches and falling. Light rains,
slightly cooler. {
CINCINi EATI, Nov. 5.-River Is feet
3inches apd rising. Fair and pleasant
The Daily telegraph., 1883-11-06
FOREIGN NEWS.

ROME, ITALY, Nov. 5.-On Thurs
day next the Pope will hold con.
sultation with Mr.. Erwington,
Cardinal Manning and several Amer
lean bishops on the question of Irish
emigration to America.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-11-06

PORT COSTA, COL, Nov. "a fire
yesterday morning destroyed the busi-
ness portion Of this town and eight
Central Pacific cars loaded with wheat.
The loss is estimated 100000.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-11-06
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned is this day dissol-
we'd by mutual consent. The business of
the firm will be settled up by either of us.
w. F. MILLSAPS,
G. II. TROUSDALE.
Monroe, La, Oct. 26, 1883. 3t.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-11-06

GALVESTON, Ten, Nov. 5.-The
News San Antonia special says
Silver ore from Mexico is being ship
ped to New Orleans in large quantities.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-11-06

similar decision in the case Of the St.
Lous, Iron Mountaiu and Southern
railraoad- Both cases will be appealed.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-11-06
TRANSPORTATION.

VICKSBURG,
SHREVEPORT IL PACIEIC RAILROAD.
ss sisii
Train leaves Monroe. .............S 800 a. IN.
arrives at Delta. .................2 .05 D. m.
RETURNIG.
Train leaves Delta. ~ M.
arrives at Monroe. ......... {. .05 %. IN.
Monroe and Shreveport stages connect
daily for Shreveport.
Daily (Sundays eXcepted) stage line from
Monroe to Bastrop. La, and Hamburg, Ark.
Daily Sundays excepted) stage line to
Farmerville, La, and Camden, Ark.
Connects with Vicksburg & Meridian
Railroad at Vicksburg for New Orleans
and all points North and East. and with
Mississippi river steamers at Delta.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-11-06
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