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THE DAILY CAIRO BULLETIN. VOLUME X. CAIRO, ILLINOIS, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1878. NEW SEMES-NO. 105 GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. gTHATTON & BIRD, Wholes ale Grocers AMD Commission Merchants. 57 OHIO LEVEE. AGENTS AMERICAN l'OWDEIlCOMP'Y C:iro, Illinois. W. Htiiatton. Cairo. T. Umu. M1rl; TIMK-TAiil.K. Arrival und lopurture of Trains. Illinois ( enikal railroad. Arrive. Depart. Fvi,rc a : p.m. 1:10 p.m. Vj. I 4:.m. V Hi p.m. Lr...,;i'; ?:t.m :i.iu. v.iit,it :ip.ro. 4::mi.m. CUItO AND VINCENNES IIAII.I.OAl). Arrive. Depart. vn 10:i)p.m. 4:15a. in. iT. L'JL Isi I. M. ANt fcOUTUKHS RAILROAD. Arrive. Depart. Pvi,rcm .V)am. 3:00p.m. CAiilU AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD. Arrive. Depart. Through Expn-. r,:ir.p.m. tO:i m. JlurplivalMiro Accommodation. Ii:) p.m. 1:15 p.m. fcc'epl hunday. lExcipt Monday. TIIK MAILS. ( KNERAL DELIVERY open 7:30 a.m.; cloaca, 1 (iiliipin ; suiidav: a, to D a. m. Money order Department opcu at 8. m.; cloaci bt 5 p. in. Through Expre Mull" via Illliinla Central and Mi"lHjpl 4 lit rut Railroad, do".- at 1 J:io p. in. Cairo and poplar llluff Through and Way .Mall Cl'"-i at 1::W p m. . ... Way Mail via IIHnol Central. Cairn and in rennc" and Miaa.a.ippl Central Railroad clotto at p. m. W ay Mull for Nirrow (iaugu Railroad cloe at 8 a. m. ( aim and Evsn.vlilo River Route cloacs at n:H) ji. in. daily mtcpt Friday). ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R Shortcut and Quickest Route to St.l-.ouis and Chicago rpiIK oi.'.v mad r'liiiilne tw o daily train from Cairo J making direct ronneitloii with Kaatern line-. TltIVS LEAVE CAIRO 1:10 - in.: I'a-t x pre., anivlng In St. Loui" :M) p. in : 'hi' '' n m 1 :M p. in.: Cincinnati ami Louiavilln ra.l I.ln. arriving In Cincinnati at S:05 a. m ; Loiilmlie ; H a. in.; Iudi.inaiio'.ii 4:15 a.m. Paaaehgern by !.; train arrive at above points 12 TO ii'l HOI KS IX ADVANCE Of any other route. .... . . . . . . j ST. LOl'Is'and't HlCAOO, arriving In St. ir- i-o nor, . .-ener nuacneti. lor I.otiist ii:5p. in : Chicago at i::H P hi . connect. i:g at o.lin r Effingham for Cincinnati, Loui.vlile a:.' IndiahupoH". EAST TIME EAST. 1 P YY ' l.'Pvi ' Oil 1 ill'- go through A T i,", the Ka-l without any d-!.iy rained bv Sunday liitersciilng. The sstur- (1 IV aft'TII'Min tldin IK..11' I '.tirn f,r-, . - S''' V ,' .V.oiid.iv morning at MriV Tlnrtj.-ix l.ourf III ad- !!,.. i.f tiny oilrT r..nl-. tr ASvi-rl! -m-m of foinp-tlna !!'. Hint they n.jke ti.-ll.-r tilll" than m.e are .-lli(l either t ,ro'j "ii ik'iioraine or a de-ire to ni!-ie.il the piildir. I'or'iliroiiirh t i.-k.-t and iuformat.Wi apply ut lili lioir Cclitrai Kallroad depo. I niro. TK.U.NS AUlilVK .U' AlliO: t.ref. i . jl ,1 1 4:i' a.m. ,j ii jiiHNsnN. i.en'l Soiith. rn Aii't. .1 II. . ToSKS. T:. ket A." nl. IIAII.UOADS. (JAIRO t ST. LOUIS R. R. TIIK Shortcut Line to St. Louis! rpiIE triilna br tliln road conneet at St. I.onl. and 1 K i-t st. Lniil with all other llu to thu EAsT, OlM'U AND SOU II. Timo !S'li'iHil': Throuuh oxprexK leave" Cairo 10:fl0 a.m. Throu.-ii expn io' arrive nt Kat St. Loiilf BM.Sp.m. M'iriihvhoro acioiiitiiodatloii leave Cairo 1:15 p.m. MurpliT-horo ace. arrive" at M tirjtiyilnru H:55 p.m. Thnmiih expr-'f leavi a Eat St. Loiii".... :45 a.m. Throii 'h expn arrive" at Cairo 5:15p.m. Murpln"loro ace. leave" Mnrpli) 'ttorn. . . . 5:Vi a.m. Slurjiliyi-horo acc. arrive" at Cairo.. 11:55 p.m. T ruiMM) I.' I THE Cairo and St. I.onl" .UIVU1jAL1JU Kftiir.md Ih tin: only ALL HAIL NOt.'TE between I'nlro and St. Loiil" ntnler line nnmau'e tit: therefore there are no delay" at V nv mutloii hwhUIiilc coimectloti" Trolii other mica. t 'i,."euu'er" noini.' North. Nortle ii-tand Weat hoiild not liny their tleketn until they have exam ined our rntea'atid route". L M JOHNSON, (leneral Malinger. . T. VVIIITLOCK, l'a""elieer Atfetlt. JNl). U. WIXSTuN. Kridi;iit Agent. Q AIRO & VINCENNES R. R. pi MTrVQTIIE PlUtliTEST ItoUTE TO A-7 Am TT T1IR SHOIiTKST Tt LOt'IS 47 iMlLrjn vil.I.K. CINCINNATI, I1AL TIMOKE AND WASlilNUTON. )l ArTT Vil THE SHOHTEST TO INDIAN ih JIlLLh AIM.LIS.I'UILAUELPIIIA.NEW' VUltK AND UOSTUN AND SIX HOURS SAVED Over traltu of all other route making tlio Bamo connection", tf-rit"iMiirew hv other route" to ninkii con nee lloini mii"t rldii aH'iiluhl. waltlnn from one to aix hour" nl -mail country mutton" lor train of cou liectltiK road". 1 PM lArn IT'lJTllK FACTnnil take our 4:45 it lv.il I i.u I J lilv , ,n, train, reaclilnit Kvnii" vllle, Indliiniipiill", Cincinnati imd Loiil"vlUu namo ilav. TiiiIii leave und arrive at Cairo U" followa: Mull leave" 4:45a.m. Mull iirrlvc- 10:01) p.m. Throned ticket" mid chuck" to all important Cllle". Y. A, MlI.I.EIl ltOMWELI.MII.I.En. (lell l I'll"". Aljent. Uelieral Http't. L. 11, CllUItcil, rti"onKcr Aciit. gT. L., I. M. & SOUTHERN. J2k -UIMr Tlmn Cnnl: K xpmm lenTca Cn I r dally 2 :00 p.m . Kxpruat arrlvei at Cairo uully 5:00 u.m MEDICAL If you are a man of hinlne"", weakened by tho atraln of your dntlei, avoid atluiulanta and tuku HOP UITTEK8. if you art) a man of letter", tolliiiK over your mid nlht work, to reatore brain and uervu wui-te, take HO LJ BiTTISIlS. If you are yotiutf, and auflurlni; from any Indla cretiou or dlH"lpatlon, tuku HOP 1V1TTIS11S. If you are married or "Ingle, old or young, mifl'cr lu; Irom poor health or Inngiilahlng on a hud of alcknc", tuku II01 1H.TTKUS. Whm-ver you are, w liernver you are, whenever you ' feel that your y"tem need" cleutiHlng, toning oraliiiiulallng. without Intoxlcutlug, take HOP 15ITTKPS. Have yon lypepi.la, kidney or urinary complaint, ill"cau of the "tollmen, bowcla. IiIimxI. liver, or nerve? You will he cured If you take HOP JUTTEUS. If you ure .imply ailing, are weak and low "plr Ited, trvlt! J tn y it. Inall upon It. Yoiirdrugglat keep" It. HOP IHTTJiUS. It may cave your life. It ) xuved liumlreiU. DVKtXO AND UKXOVATIXO. yOUK OLD CLOTHES CAN BE BfAlTtri-l.l.T DYKD OR KEPAlUlvD At Trllllnu Kipt-MM . 0. D. CHAS. SHELLEY, NO. 30 EIGHTH ST. tr I.adiea and Gent"' old tiatt made new. THE DAILY BULLETIN. nrnTr T T T T T TTT The Cairo Ilulletln enter" nnon lt HH HH tenth year with a complete new ii ii on t lit and a determination to make .......... 11 " rcpcct worthy the eupport llllllllll of ta putrons. II H IIII HH, EEEEEEE j E E I'ulilished Every Moruiu?, EEEE 1 ' E Ei EEEEEEE ! MONDAYS KX( KITED. It will cmhrare In Its column" dallv DDDDD LOCAL EVENTS, COM.MEHCE, FINANCES, POLITICS, LATEST NEWS, MISCELLANY, I) 1) d! I) DDDDD Di A i t -V .V ,,,f , l.ttrni ti.r M. It-.. frt,-f kl.nl AAA Iprme the eiial of Hie rheupei:l and ;Y I'H-al ol our loiit.'inpurarn.a. AAA AAA mn ii ii ii inn iTlit'l'OLITlCALCAlirAKJN now pi-nding I" one c.f great linjiort aiire eoii-ldered In lth lt Nntioiial and Slnle a-peta: a lull ( olin-a -ioiial ileleL'nlioii will be chosen; a Lcelalurc i to he eiei ted w hi, h ili deterinine the "iirci-aaor to linn. IS. .1. Ugli-aby ill the I'nited Mate' .Semite. Ilelieving the iit-cea id the LI.L L L LLLLLLL YYY YYY YY YY Y Y YY YYY Deluoi latie party to be eaaentlal to 'the iiiiiiiit.'tiiitnit e of L-ood yoveru ernmeiit. the Bulletin w ill alwaja he found ailviH-ntliig it" nieaaiires and In boring for the aiiccea" of Ita repre sentative", l o promote theae ileiiu. ble enda every DemiK rat ahould ex; ert hllllaeir in lllaaemlliatlng the trutha of hi" party, and In no way can thia he more etleclually done I nun ny the circulation ol tua Uumu paper. sunscuiRE SL'nsCHIllE SUHSfHIItE SUItSCIilliE SL'HSCHIliE Sl'liSCWRE AT ONCE. AT ONCE. AT ONCE. AT ONCE. AT ONCE. AT ONCE. DliUDDB II DRDIJU li BUIiRBl) uuu uru U U u u u u ULTU LLL L L L L LLLLLLL LLL L L L L LLLLLLL EEEEEEE K E EEEE E E EEEEEEE TTTTTrT TTT T T TIT mn 11 II It mn The Daily Bulletin la "erved to citv nihcrlber" hv car rlera at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per week, payable weekly. By mull (In advance); one vear, fill; all mouth", $5; three moiitha, $1.50; uuu mouth, $1. I'ovtagu free. A.lveelluliM. I!l... . Klrat inaertloii, per aiiiaru J1.00 Snh"eiiien Inaertlona 50 Kor one week, peraquare S.nl Kor two U'1lN. fie. u.,i A Kor three week", per "quart!.." tl.KI roroue nioiiill, per aqilare ,.l"l r.iieu auiiiiiouai aiiiiiie 4.1RI Eight line" of nonpareil (aolld) I'onatltiile a "qiiare, Dlaplayed ailvertiaemeiita will ho harh'cd according to the apace, at ihove rale" there being twelve llnea of "olid type to the Inch, To regular advertlaera wn olTer u lierlor Inducement", both na to rule" of charge" and uiaunur of dlapliiylng uieir mvor". Notice" In local columnii Inaerted lor twenty cent" per line llrat Inaer tlon ; ten cent" per lluu lor each cull aeiileiit Inaertloii. Special notice" Inaerted for ten cent" per Hue for llrat liiaerlloni live centa for each "iihaeitient Inacrtlnn, Nollee" of deiilli" and blurring twenty cent" per line. All letter and and conimtiulcalloni "liould lie udilru""cd to Tho Cairo Bulletin CAUIO, ILLINOIS JXO. H.OIIKllI.Y, Ocn'l MitDNRer. NN NN N N N N N N NN NN N WATCIIKS. JEWELRY, KTC. E STABLISIIEI) 1801. Edward A. Dudek (Siiccenaor to E. Si. W. Buder), MAXUFACTUBIXG JEWELER, And Dealcri la Watches, Clocks, Fine Jewelry ANU MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Cor. Eighth St. and Wa.shinirtoii Ave. JI, HOUPT, Watcliniaker & Jeweler NO. 10 EIGHTH STREET, Iktw n Commercial and I fSiit.n Til Waahiugton uvt., f VU11U, All. FIXE WATCHWORIv A SPECIALTY. f-EngravIng and oil kind" of repairing neatly done. tfT All kind" of Solid Jewelry made to order. WHOLESALE WINKS A.N'O Lll'OItS. ft t SMYTH & CO., Wholeaule and Retail Dealer" la Foreign and Domestic Liquors Wines of all Kinds, NO. CO OHIO LEVEE. MESSHS. SMYTH & CO. have conatantly a large "tuck of the 1m I good" in the market aud give cpeclal attviitiou to the w holeeale branch ul the bllaiueaa. I'AINTS, OILS, WALL PAPEU, KTC F. BLAKE liEAl.En IM raints,()ils,Yariiishes, Brushes AVAI.L I'APKH, Wimlow Glas.H, Window Shades, Etc. Always on hand the cekbrattd ii.limixatiN'I Aurora Oil. BrouT Ituildinz, Com-1, fiiiro Til llierciiil Ae.. I V IU1W, i ll. INSunA.NCK. NSL'RANtE AGENCY OF A Yells & Kertjl nKI't:lKNTINU TIIK Tm-.ll foi'l-lili-lll ' iOf Montreal. Can.) JlOl ill I (IlldUldll ( Capital. '1i'.iaio (.old. British America Si'ilSVo. iltvSUn Eire and Marine iMilhllle, N. J.) -MllllllH. j Aaw-t". $l.444.!s;.til. ('lllintUU'el'll ' (Of New York City V ' OllUlR 1 1 1(11 , Aaet" ,15.:',4.'i'l. I'iii. hi "Of 1'ulludelphla: eaiabll-hedln WU.) 1 11HMI , Aaeta. tm.ltil.lM. Fil'I'in-HlV- (Of Dayton, O ). r IHIiliUl N i A."-t iio.t;i.:. fJlO'lll-lll '- (Of Preeport, I'.l.V IK'llllilII , A--.t tl.V..fCT.$j. 1I1SKS Wlil'lTEN AT KAIi! HATES. OfVuf in Alfximder County Unnk, I jNT S IJ R A N C E 1 r. ft O X y c 5 s I. o 0 0 c o HOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. I JONES, FASUIONAI1LE BOOT ANT) SHOE MAKER ATIIENEUM BUILDING, Commercial Avenue, bet, I (sixth and Seventh "t". f Cairo, 111. r"PAKES plenmrn In announcing tn hi" patron" and X the public generally that he luia recently received tliu llueat and mo"t "elect atock or Leuthera of every deacrlptlon ever brought to till" citv, All work In hi" lluu executed promptly and In Out heat manner. Entire "iitlal'ucllon given In every lii"tiinre. Prlreii reaaonihle, A mirdial Invitation extended to all to call am" examine good" and iearu price. EI1UCATI0XAL IJLOOMINGTON LAW SCHOOL. Judge It. M. Benjamin. Denn: Elementarv and roti"tltulloual Law, Judge O, T. lteoven, Tort" and E(iilty. O, W. Aldrlch, Ph. I. I.I.. D-. Con tract" and Heal Properly. Hon. Lawrence Weldon, Pleading. A. O. Kurr, I.L. KM, letieu and Crimi nal Law. Diploma on twoyeiiraattcnilimc.e, nilnill" to Hie liar of llllnula, l'rlzea for beat examination on whole coliraii. Klral prl.e, inn: Ind prl.o, IN); Three terina a year, Tuition $15 per term, Kid I term begin" Tnumility, September 11, lHTrt. For lurther Inforiniillon applyto A, M. KAHH, Ulootii liiglon, III. UNIVKHSITY OK VIHOINIA.-MoMioli he glu on tho Klrat of October, and continue" nine uioiilha. The Inatltiitlon l organlned on the elec tive ayaleni, giving the "Indent free choice of "hid lea, with full cotlraua III tho School" of the Acade mic Department and In the School of Law, Medicine, Engineering and Agriculture, Kor cab aloeiie apply to the Mcrcutary of the Faculty, P, 0 I'ulvmltf of Virginia. JAMK 8K. HAUUISON, M.D., Chalriuuiiof tlm Kacully, BANKS. piIE CITY NATIONAL BANK, Cairo, Illinois. CAPITAL, 8100.000 OFFICERS: W'. P. HALLIDAY, Prealdent. II. L. IIA1.I.IDAY. Vlti'-l're.lilcnt. WALTEH HYSLOP, Cuahler. DIUECTOKS: - "TAAT" TAVI.OII. w. r. 1IAI.I II.A V, IIKMIIV I.. IIAM.IUAT, K. II. ( I NMNOIIAH, O. I. WILLIAM!,., - aTEI'IIKMIIItU, II. II. CANllKC. Exchaiiffe. Coin and United States Bonds BOUGHT AND SOLD. D. poalti received and a generul banking bu"lucai cowlurted. ALEXANDER COUNTY RANK, Commercial Avenue and Eighth Street, , CAIItO, ILLINOIS. 0FFICEKS: F rilinss. I'n aldent. P.NKKK. Vice Prealdcnt. II. WELLS. Ca-hler. T. I. KEHTH, Aaaiatunt Caahlcr. DIKECTOliS: K. P,ro. Carn; William Kliige. Calm; Peter Neff, Oiiro; William Wolf. Cairo; C, M. O.-terldi, It. L llilllngalev, St. Louis; E. Under. Ciro; J. Y. t'leniaou. Culedonlu. Chaa, O.PutiT, AfiENEIt.L DANKINfi BUSINESS DONE. Ex cliaugc mid and bought. Inlereat paid In the Saving Deiurtmeiit. i.ollectloim niadu aud all bii'lin aa prmptlv alti-mled to. JNTERIRISE SAVINGS RANK, flinrteretl March 81, 1 ;;!). OFFICE IX CITY XATI0XAL BAXK, Cairo, Illinois. INTEHETpnld on ilepot. March 1"t and Sep. tembcr It. Inti r, "t not withdrawn la added Im mediately tithe principal of the deposits, thereby giving theiuompuuud iutereat. t3?Clillih'nuii'l married, women may deposit nioiify und .owie else ran drmv it. WALTER HYSLOP, Tiieasuhf.r. PROPOSALS. :OTlCE TO CONTRACTORS. Orri' K or t'rrv Ci.khk, I Cairo, ii.i.a., Auguaf.ii, 1TH. ( S'lied pnpii".il" will be received at thia office nntll 5 o'clock p. m.. of Tiivd.-iv. the :!d ilnv of Sei. ten h-r. D.. KS. for the lllli'ng and grading iil'.Vn) cube yari" of I'lirlh on Seventh trect, butwevn Waljut md Cellar atreet. Tli- work to he done tinder the direction and npprcvalof thecouiniittee on atreets. The ri;lit to reject imv or all bid- la reserved by the city. J. 11. l-IUI.I.lS. City Clerk. -MISCELLANEOUS. PHYSlLOfilCAL View of Marriage! ,'"'A r V" A (lillde to Wedlork and y VaN ccnlldentliil trealiae on the diitlea of marriage and the AND caiiae that until lor It; the T 1? I M ClVueM of Reproduction and .HlJHH.UIIiiu,!l,,1(w , Womeu. A took for private, couaiderate reading, SuU pitgea, Price 50 ci'utl A PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER I On all dlaordira of a private nature arialng from aclf abuae. exci'aaes. or "ecret ilia. Ha,'", with the best mean" of cure, -J-J4 large page", price 50 centa. A clinical bctureoii the above diaiviae anil thoac of the Ihat. lunga, catarrh, rupture, the opium lahit. etc., price 10 centa, Kilher book ai-nt poat-palil on receipt of price: oi all three, coiitaluliig 500 page", beauttHilly illuatru tcil. lor T5 cenla. Addrcaa DH. BUTTS. No. 12 N. 8th "I.. St. Loul" NO CUKE NO FEE ! ,'," Ar i"-aVe hoapital, 1HT Knat Waahington alreet, Clilcago, for t;ie cure of all private, chronic and apeclul diaeaaea. Skminal WKiKNica". NKiivoi a iikuility and i.ii"T manhood. piTinanently cured. Dr. O. la a gradnnte ofthe Iteforri School, and naea no mercury; hu the largent practice in the United statea. Ladikh re ipilrlng treatment, with home and hoard, call or write. Even-convenience for iiiiili'iit". Send tlftv centa for MilltHIAtiK UU1DEI-.T5 pagea llluatrat ed. Married ladlea and gentlemen acini llflv ceutu for "ample c.f rublMTgooda and circular of Import ant information hv expreaa. Couaiiltutlon free und coutlileiitlal. Reliable Female Pill" $5 a hex. NERYOUS DEBILITY, 5;S'S men, loaKol vitality, prciiiiilure wciiknea". enerva tion of mind aud body, dl"order of the brain and uervoii" ayatem, aud miaerle" reaulting therefrom, apeedlly cured by HATES' SPECIFIC. Prepared by an eminent phyalclau : f a caae, 1 tor $5; mild hv ilrugglat", For circular with full particular, ad Urea DR. BATES, 1W Statu alreet. Chicago. 11), A "J rt A ASALARY. Perinanetit ulemen want o I Zl M fi'd to aell Stiilile tiooda to deuler". No VA"VV peddling. E.xtieliae paid. Addreaa M. A. CHANT ii CO., 8, 4,4 A; S lloinu St., Cin cinnati, Ohio. '.QOOLD PLATED WATCHES. Cheapeat tn aiuiu noroi. nitinmr itivii r ivv in Ayrill M. A1I- 'Urt'OM. A. COfJ.TKU & CO., Oiieriiro, llln. oriUMi AND MORPHINE HABIT (THKn The Orlglnnl and only abaolule cure. Send aiiilun for book on Opium Ruling, to W, It. 8u,ulru, Worthlnlogu, Oreeue.Con uty, I nil . l) OTilili JjlMiJjl neeedaomellilirgof Real Value to the people, do you notr am h la that grand low priced book, ALLEN'S USEFUL ! I AIJTIFICEU'S COMPAXIOX AND ASSISTANT. Valuable receipt" by tliouaaml fur even thing and everybodvl Tim moat unlverHitlly iiaeful hookever pitbllahed, aavlng money to nil huvcra. Outaella nverythlug. AoKNTS WANTED. Addre. SCAMMEL&C0., St. Louis Mo. It" name atlr like a trumpet and cull lolhe frny! That powerful new Temprnnie book, BATTLINti W DEM0X I aelllnu hy THOUSANDS. Cheapeat. mit com plelu audlliteiiaiily Inlereallng Hand Hook and II Ik lory of Temperance ever produced, containing biog raphic" of II" AMiallea, tlirlllllig aecolllilaof all Ihr great Movement", and mighty fact ami argument lor tho canae. Finely Uluatrated. " Nothing can comparewlthlt, More At IE NTS v ANTED. Wrltiilo STANUARIUJOOKCO., St. 1-ouls' Mo. Latest I am. MARKETS UY TELEORAl'lI LIVKKPOOt, GRAIN'. Liverpool, Scptcmlier 2, 2:00 p.m. Wlieut stcaily-Winter, 9s 2'la9s 4d ; Spring 0s0fJdiCuIifomlttavcrgt;,10a2d100di California cluh, 10 Sd10s Od. Corn new, 2:)s Cila23s l)d; old, 27 ad27 9d. ClIICAOO (ill A IN AND PRODLTK. Ciiica(H), Scpteiuber 2, 10:00 a. f. Corn Si'ptombcr 37 hid; Octolirr 3.9. Pork Octolicr, !) 55. Wheat Octulicr, 89958'. Ciiicaoo. Sciitcmber 2, 11 a. m. Corn SojiteniWr, 30; asked; October, 37,' bid. Pork October, $9 55. Wheat firm Sep tember, 89, ; October, 89. Chicago, September 2. 12:00 m. Pork October, $9 52)9 55. Corn September, yC'a'i&ISG; October, 37 bid. Wlioat Septemk-r, 89 bid; October, 89, bid. THE REAPER, DEATH. THE GRIM MONSTER'S HARVEST IN THE SUNNY SOUTH. YELLOW FEVEU STILL BI'KF.ADINil OVF.lt MKM1MIIS AND NF.W O It LEANS ITWAHIM OKONK IIUNDUF.DNEW CASKS AT THE FOIl MKIl PLACE FEAIt.S THAT THE WOHST HAS NOT YET BEEN SKKN HICKF.NI.NO WENKS AND ACCIDENTS PItlKIItESS OF THE BELIEF MOVEMENT. Memphis, September 1. One hundred ami three new cases arc reported to-day, though not half the physicians had tiled re ports at the board of health ollire up to 0 o'clock this evening. A dozen new cases have been heard of in one locality whose names do not appear in the list. Among those not reported ure Rev. George Harris, dean of St. Mary's Episcopal cathedral. Dr. Win. I lodges, alsosuicken down last night, is a similar case. A negro woman called at the rcsidence'of Dr. Hodges to get him to visit u case at her house, und on opening the door founij the doctor lying on the floor in a senseless condition, his family being absent from the city. Ho was there alone and would have died without attention but for the alarm given by tho woman. Ho is now very low. The name of Mrs. W. A. Gage, wife of W. A. Gage, of the Commis sion firm of Gage & Fisher, is AMOSO THE NEW CASES Reported to-day. Two cases of fever have broken out at the Father Matthew aid camp, six miles northeast of the city, one of the healthiest localities in the vicinity of Memphis. A number of cases are also reported from Fort Pickering, the southern suburb which lias been exempt from epi demic of any character since 1,957, when it was almost depopulated by yellow fever. It is spreading rapidly in Chelsea, and in the southeastern part of town new cases ure (jtiite numerous. By this it is seen that tli" di.-easc lias taken entire possesion of the cily and the suburbs, uinl the caiii;c. several miles away from the city north and south not even be ing exempt, Visitors ciiitinr.i' to report "dead bodies found." Visitor Shinnies had occasion to enter the upper stories of the library build ing, adjoining the Memphis theatre, this afternoon. Following the course of a sick ening stench he opened the door of a room on the second floor of which lay THE DEAD BODY Of a man so far decomposed as to defy identification could not tell whether white or black. Persons living in the building say they saw a white man go into that room drunk several days ago, but have not seen him since. Saw-mills and lumber dealers having closed, tho county undertakers announce their inability to bury the dead. It is thought the mayor will order all tiie lum ber to be tound converted into cotlins for the pauper (load. Chief of Police Athy and Father McNa mara are both reported very low, with little hope for the hitter's recovery. Thompson and Iaudrum of the Avalanche are tiding well, us is also Fred Rrumansof the Appeal. The number of dead reported at the hoard of healh up to six this evening is eighty five. Among the dead of to-day is Sergt. Win. McElroy of the signal service, wno sacri tieed his life in the effort toulleviate sutler ing. No place was too humble for -McElroy to visit, and he was going night and day. He was sick about thirty-six hours. Memphis, Sept. 1. New cases reported to-day, 104; deaths from yellow fever, 81. Among the deaths to-day are those of Capt. J. H. Miller, W. W. White, clerk at the 1'ea Uidy hotel, Ed. J. Mansford, of the Howard association, Geo. II. Hoist, undertaker, Sergt. Win, McElroy, signal service oflieer, Sister Boruadia, N. 11. Holt, C. II. Plischke, Paul Cicalla and tho wifo of Hon. A. T. Lucey. Among the new cases are Dr. Win. R. Hodges and Dr. R. L. Laski, N. D. Menken is convalescent. Undertakers are pressed to bury the dead, anil at Elntwood to-day doz ens of cotlined dead were lying ou tho top of tho ground waiting for interment, it being a Uillicult matter to procure even col ored grave-diggers. Information from Camp Joe Williams is to tho effect that six deaths occurred there of persons recently received into camp. Tho hospital contains about 15 sick. Reports from along tho lino of the Memphis and Louisville railroad, statu that there have been deaths at Brownsville, und there are 17 cases there; at Milan 20 cases and 4 deaths; at Withe one case, and ut Mason one death. NEW OTLEANS. New Oki.kans, Sept. 1. New eases, 2110; deaths, 88. Tho weather was cloudy and warm to day, with a light shower this afternoon. Two hundred and llfty-thrce applications for relief were made to tho Howards to day. Members of the visiting committee report a more general spread of tho fever and state that they find it encroaching upon localities heretofore measurably exempt. Mr. C. E. Whitney, one of tho committee, reported twenty -three, new cases in Ids dis trict ami related an incident that occurred at tho corner of Race and St. Thomas streets, in tho upoer part of tho First dis trict, which serves to show the rapid spread of the lever in that locality. As ho ap proached the corner he saw six or eight lit tle children standing there. They ap peared to recognize him as one of tho Howards and each appealed to him to1 go with them to their respective homes to see the sick. He went to tho nearest house pointed out, followed by tho little ones, then to the next, the procession getting ouo less at each house visited until every appeal hud been answered. Though the present situation is sad tho general impression seems to bo that tho worst has yet to come. The Ancient Order of Hibernians make nn appeal to similar organizations throughout tho United States for assistance. They state that the yellow fever is thinning their ranks; tho distress is pitiful and their resources exhausted, and appeal in God's name- for assistance to alleviate tho sufferings of their alllieted brethren. The Lotiisianian Portugese Ben evolent association and the German Benev olent association each make similar appeals to their respective organizations throughout the Union for assistance. Tho Howard association had sent 10 nurses w ith Dr. Baldwin to Canton. A dis patch from Dr. Stono nt Grenada reports the condition of affairs unchanged. Ho acknowledges daily receipts of fresh beef and other supplies sent by the Howards. VICKSBCKO. VicKsm ito, Sept. 1. Eight physicians report 98 new cases and 25 interments to day. Among the new cases are Drs. White head and Zarchette, Geo. Burns, southern express agent, and Wm. Troworiilge, acting mayor. Further telegrams confirm reports about yellow fever at Greenville, Miss. Twenty cases are reported. OBENADA. Memphis, Sept. 1. Thos. Marshall and W. W. Redding, telegraph operators at Grenada, ure dead. I). Flannery, ex-superintendent Western Union telegraph at New Orleans, has arrived at Grenada and will keep the oflice open. ON A RAILROAD. EFFECTS OF THE ANTICIPATED COMPLETION OF A BAII.ItOAD ON TIIK MIND OF A SOUTHERN ILLINOIS EDITOR. Uctitoti Standard. When the morning stars sang together. Ronton had no railroad. When that old sarpent, the devil, squat like a toad at the ear of our mother Eve and whispered naughty things to her, Benton was without a railroad. When Joseph tied from Mrs. Potipltar. when Cleopatra sunned herself on tho Nile, when Molly Hoses slept with the bull rushing all around him, when Sampson fired the tails of the foxes, when Joseph explored tho vast profundity of the whales inner recesses, Benton was without a railroad. When Columbus discovered a new world, when John A. Logan was a pulling hinfant, Benton had no railroad. The shining bands of com merce were spread all over tho meek bosom of mother Illinois, and the great tides of trade flowing back and forth over them left their golden settlings at every prominent city in the state, save at Benton. Cairo has her railroads. Shawneetown also knows what a bonded debt on an iron horse signi fies. Du Quoin, Carhondale, Marion, liar risburg, St. Louis, Springfield and West End, can sit open-eyed ami "hear the engine holler." Benton, until now, has never folt the beating of that great iron artery through which flows the tratlic of a wide awake world. No little Benton boy has had the delicious pleasure of a stolen ride on a cow-catcher, or had hot water squirted on his bare shins by a facetious engineer. Our undertakers have sold no cotlins for people helped homo by a '"callusion." These joys have all skipped us. But now, like a boy on a bridge, with his teeth set and his hands almve his head, wo are about to take tho plunge, and tho an ticipated delights awaiting us make us shiver with bliss. The road is in sight. The grading is going on right inside tho corporation. In ten days Johu A. IOgau and others will be sorry they ever left Ben ton. But then they knew they had nr chance here. They could not build rail roads. We can, and have done so. In spite of Bismarck and Bouconstield, the czar and the yellow fever, Kearney, Ben Butler and hard times in spite of several things, we have just gone on, split our own raila and built our road, and now we legin t( feel scrumptious. We will soon be able to elect a mayor and organize a tire company. Circusses won't skip us any more. Lecturers on phrenology will come, in, and we can laugh over the explanation. given of the bumps on our heads. Times will be brisk. Taxes will be high, and thunder generally will bo to pay. What was the use of being an editor in Benton with a railroad pass and no road to uso it on. It was worse than a bachelor with a hoopskirt, or a boy with the measles and no brother to give them to. Oh, well, tho whirlegiggle of time brings in his revenge. We have the road, and now will do as the. man did who married on tho lovo at first sight principle. We will try to form the acquaintance of the critter. For tho pres ent "hallelujer;" for tho hearafter, if we step on n red-hot cinder, somelwdy's foot will get burned! Tickf:ts for the entertainment to lie given under the auspicies of tho K. M. K. C. in behalf of the yellow fever sufferers of tho South, can bo procured ut tho following places: Barclay Bros., Levee andWashing ington avenue drug stores, Paul G Schuh's, Geo. OTIara's, Frank lleley'i drug stores, Paul II. Schuh's cigar store, Planters House, Dan'l Hartman's and Pyatt & Co.'a Isxik bindery. Minimum price of tickcto, 50cts. Purchasers of tickets can pay as much as they desire, and those paying 1.00 or more for each ticket, will please put their names on the subscription list, which will bo placed at tho above named places, which will entitle the holders to reserved seals.