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Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

UR0erecrster- Cincinnati NeDas.
The fine steamer Ben Stckney, of the best and
strongest boats of the A. NJ. s. S. Company, which
left here on Tuesday last struck snag Wednesday
last about noon, when short distance below Island 49,
and sunk In about half hour. She was run to the
shore after striking and lives were lost The Marble
City, City of Cairo and Madison close by and went
to her assistance, saving small portion of her deck
load She finally settled down in rather awkward po-
sition, her stern being shore with the only
feet over the main deck astern but her boiler deck
neary submerged forward. The Cairo reports the
washing from un'er her. with probability of her being
total loss She is worth 800 900, but probably
insured for considerable portion of that amount.
The boats from st. Louis in the list were ceuer-
ally well laden.
The Morning Star had Is bales cotton and con.dera-
bic other freight. She we'll filled with people To
her courteous clerk, Mr. Harry Sweet, goes from
Cairo to 1t uisvilie by rail- indebted Mempi
lapers.
The Iron City had Ill bales cotton for St. Louis.
The City of Cairo had splendid passenger trip, and
ISL bales cotton
For New ORLEAss.-passengers for vicksburg
Katches New Orleans and all intermediate ports
should forget that the elegant and com.nodious
NJ. S. Mrpham leaves here this morning that
direction. With that vetel and efficient steamboat
nan, Capt. Ely Woods, IN command and the ever
teous and accommodating NJ. d. Condif clerk, we
passengers of safety and kind treatment
the gentlemen above mentioned not only know thei r
business, but diligently attend to it, while the fare
accommodations of the boat he self surpassed by
Foa Nav ORLEANs.-The fleet and splendid steamer
Kate Kinney, Capt. Switzer is the Peoples Line steamer
or New Orleans and all intermediate ports this evening"
Oh the arrival of the train She is we'll oicered lives
WE'LL and is In all respects an No. l steamer.
FoR NEW ORLA,Ns.-The superb steamer Cia-a Dol.
SEN Hamilton, Master, is advertised for the above and
all way landings this evening" arriva, of tn. train
The Dosen Is of the largest and best boats On III.
river
Bon WHITE hsEs.-The beautiful and light d,,supbt
steamer Albert Pearcs, Luker, Master F.ldman CIsrk
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To.DAY,s ADVERTISEMENTS.

Barber Shop. G. st .inhouse.
House and Lot For Sale-Wn. Cormichal.
stationery-Iones Small, Chicago.
Government sale of coal-Nov. 90.
Nstice-Little Rebel, Messrs. Watson.
"Nasby"-R. W. Carroll Co., Cincinnati.
For White Rver-stesmer Albert Pearce.
For New Orlsans-stesmer Kate Kinney.
For New Or eans-steamer Clara Dolsen.
For New Orleans-steamer NJ Mepham.
Government Sales-change Of Unconstitutional stes
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A Coop IDEA.-We learn that the physicians
of Cairo have determined upon holding weekly
councils on stated days, for the purpose Of
together consulting upon interesting cases I'M
der their charge, and waiting upon those who
require treatment and are unable to pay full
rates, or 80 unfortunate as to need medical
aid and are not possessed of any money. This
is good idea, and can result in nothing else
blu, good.
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~ EMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.

:
~ Manhood al the Vigor Of Youth are Re-
gained by DR.. BOHANNANS Vegetable Curative. These
wonderful agents reg,re manhood to the shattered
constitution whether arising excesses the effects of
climate or natural radically curing Spermatorrhea
or Semna Weakness Sexual Debility and impediments to
marriage generally Nervousness Consumption, Epilepsy
and Fits, dental PHYSICAL Iucapacy resulting from
selfabuse &c. Te. life restoring remedies should be
taken by all about marry as their effects perma-
nent. They are nowedged by the medical press to
be the greatest doyeries ever made Success in every
instance is as Certain as that water quenches thirst
Young man! are You subject that soul and body de-
stroyng disease Resulting from secret habits. If Dr.
BoiANNANS Curative will restore you again to health
This remedy which has been used by the renowned Dr.
Bohannan in his private practice for twenty
years. never Known TO fail in curing the worst
Of Seminal Week.-Mrs. in two to FIVE weeks After
twenty-five years in private practice it is adver-
sed solely Cor the upfortunate-to them from the
hands of merciles quacks if from the grave. Price
IS per box. Sent all parts of the country.
For sale at Dr. EoAannar's office, No. 80 and 50 Pine
street. between Third and Fourth Established rs years
St. louis. Address
DR.. G. A. DOHANNAN,
;e14d&w1y No 50 Pine street. St. Louis. Mo-
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

NAsBY.-Everybody has read and laughed
over Nasby's letters, and will be pleased to
productions is in press and about ready for
sale. This work will be sold only by subscrip
ton. We refer our readers to our advertising
columns for full particulars.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

WEArHER-The weather still continues plea
surable. Overcoats are at discount, and
mosquitoes are again in the market. The de.
mand, however, is limited.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

Masonic NoTIcE.-A Special Convection of a
Cairo r. A Chapter, No. Il, will he holden at N~-
Mas nic Hall this evening at half past o'clock, Xxx
for work In the p. and NJ. E. degrees. A full y '
attendance is requested. Per order NJ. E. H. p.
!. G. GRIFrITHs, Secretary. 1t
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

D- The Jerseyville Register is out. 1t is
Republican paper, as has been heretofore an
nounced, and is issued in style very credita-
BILE to the printer.
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New York Stock Market.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TIMES
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.
STOCKS-Dull and steady. Mouey little easier at 7
per cent. G, B & Q III; Toledo, Wabash 4 W 5s G,
: l2s; c & Pitts 81; AL; 15b: Reading
11I4; Hudson 1851; lie 92s & I FL 1st bonds IS; P,
Fl W & LIST 1895; A Telegraph So; Mariposa 15t;
Quicksilver 4ss N 963; S per cent, old, ITO;
Alton H LIST 80; Erie 1st 100; Ohio & Miss Cent 92
Mo 6s 79 Tenn 6s ST. year fcates 9It Treasury
7-3Os 96a; 5-2D coupons of 80 994; do of 80 1u2.
Gold opened anu closed at 141t.
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SALE OF CoAL.-On the 30th inst, from
400,0 to 500, 900 bushels of the best Pitts
burg coal, selected with great care by Govern
ment officers, will be offered for sale at pub
lie auction. The barges containing the coal
will be sold to purchasers Of coal at low rates.
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MEDICAL.
wARDNER. c.. GBRICKE
MRS. WARDNER & GERICKE,

Having this day entered into partnership for the prac
tce of Medicine, tender their professional services
he public of Cairo and vicinity.
OFFICE: 1922 Commercial Avenue, between 1th and Sth
SITS Office hours From II to IL M, and from to
n
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EOR SAFE LEASE OR RENT.

L The premis-s 10. No (six), block No. 90 twenty1
two), ives. SID numerical avenue between Fourth
Gerry store sutabie for a Grocery, Dry Goods Boot
and Shoe store Pc session given Immediately. Amply
to r. G. CHAPLAIN secretary Cairo Chamber Of Com
n srse, Cairo, III seP8-t
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J. @. sLOO, Postmaster

~Steamboatmen are informed that any Job Print
Ing Work. Advertisements left with River Repor
ter John Mckee, placed in his box at the whaboat
4 Ill receive prompt attention.
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- NOS 40 and % Pine street, 81 LOUIS, MO.
June 1id&w1y

" GREAT OAKS FROM LITTLE ACoRNs GR0w."-The
worst diseases known to the human spring from
causes small almost defy detection. The vol
umes OF scientific lore that fill the tables and shelves Of
the medical fraternity only to prove and elaborate
these facts
Then guard yourself while you may The smallest
pmple ON the skin Is tetae and indicator OF dis
may fade die away from the surface of the
body but it will reach the vita perhaps at last and
death be the result final close Maggiels Bilious
Dyspeptic and Diarrhea Pills cure where all others fail
While for Burns scalds Chblains, Cuts and all abras
Maggei, 4s Elton sEset New York and all Druggists
at % cents per b,,S oct21-d&W1y
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OUR CIRCULATION.

OUR CIRCULATION.
The circulation Of the DAILY TINES is no,c much
larger than that Of all the other Cairo papers COM
bincd, and 1t as constantly increasing
By virtue Of circulation in the city, and in accord
ance with the law of Congress requiring the Leter
List" to be published in the paper having the largest
circulation within the range of the local Postofce the
TINES has been awarded the printing of the Post-ofce
Department as the following communication will evil
dence: o.x
ToA L. GoodaU ESQ.,, Editor and Publisher OF
k1e 'Ctiro Daily Times"
SIa-Your paper has again been selected in which to
publish the Letter List" of this office, the grounu
Of its having larger circulation than any other paper
within the delivery Of the Cairo Post office. You are
authorized to continue the publication of said Letter
heretofore the terms and conditions spec
flied in the Post Office law and instructions.
49, Respectfully,
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

E'LECTlON NOTlCE-Nouce Is hereby
Il given that on Tuesday. the 9Th dav of De.
cember next in the county Of Alexander q IIi.
nois, an election will be held for CI cult Judge q
the Third Judicial Circuit Of the STATE to ~ the vacan-
cy in said office caused by the resignation ~ Hon John
ii. Mulkey, which election will he opened At eight
orc ock in the mornisg, and will continue open until ~
o'clock in the Afternoon Of said day.
Dated at Cairo, this 9th day e November one Thou
sand Eight Hundred and SiNty-Five.
80. HARTMAN County Clerk.
novlOtd Democrat copy.
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DIR. BOHANNAN,
Nos. so and 81 Pine ST..

ESTABLISHED IN ST. LOUIS % YEARS.
Makes the greatest cures ever heard Of and in the
hortest ime possible he being the dscoverer of the
only VEGETABLE Remedies that will eradicate all
traces OF Fenereal Disease from the system. Syphilis,
Gonorrhea elect, Structures, Mercuria Affections ana
diseases OF the skin yield Immediately to his Great Vege
table Remedies By his long experience he is enabled to
cure in the worst recent cases of Con
orrhea and Syphilis positively cured in few days. He
does not conne his practice the treatment of Fenereal
Affections general any other physi-
clan; all female complaints and Instructions cured in a
short time The umos tsecrecy be depended and
those DESTROYS of consulting him by mail do by
enclosing stamp.
DR.. Bohannan's Treatise on Venereal Diseases which
so fully describes all the symptoms of Disease to
leave room for doubt Sent fl to any address. D-
rect DIR. G. A. BOHANNAN,
Nos. 40 and so Pine street, St. Louis, Mo.
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WANTS.

Wants, Lest, ound, To Rent, and Per-
sOnnls, not exceeding four lines, will b.
inserted I'm this column, under proper
he adj gs, mt the rate Of 2J cents zach
Insertion.
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DEPARTURES,

Corrected da2y6y 4. F.. Taylor, CITY Engineer
THEMoMETEK A. NJ. P.M
81 Is 81
River Al feet 81 inch below high mark of 1862.
Rise in the last "a hours, l inches.
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Steamboat Register.
ARRIVALS.
Friday MOrning g

Plain City, Psducah, Gen. Anderson. Columbus,
Ruth, st Louis, Hillman, Memphis;
Arthur, do, City of Cairo, do,
Mepham, do, Morning 81 ar do,
E. y. Stannard, do, Iron City, Arkansas River,
Imperial do, Progless Pttsburg,
Belle St. Louis, DO Kate Putnam, do
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S,TRAS HORSE.-A stray horse was pickedeN
~ up on Saturday evening Nov. 9TH, about IN
five miles from Cairo, on the Mississippi Levee NA
He is OF light bay color, about Is hands high branded
U. and g. the left shou der and ~. rignf
shoulder, has few white hairs in his forehead tie ear
be found at Mr.. ualiday's stable near thu warehouse
The owner s requested to property, pay charges
and take him away. novStf GABRIEL HARRISON.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

Receipts per III. Central railroad.
ISnce last report
1872 bbls flour, 4OCO lbs lard IL cords wood 2s 90
feet lumber 40 tons coal.
Shipments per Railroad.
|Since last report.]
H1so nLos merchandise AZ bales cotton
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

Items Of Cur0oes arrtosng and depGrtin0-C ondi
tion Of Western Rioers- Weather and Business-
Boats Leaning 75day-Boats Due-Our Thanks
Sinking Of the Ben. Sssckmey-4Nodel Notice
UnderUriter-C Cincinnati Nems.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

CTOLEN-From the house Of Mrs. Connor Ohio
~ Levee, IA carpet sack containing Clothes books
valuable papers. The papers Of value TO
myself, and If they returned to- left some
lace, directed to me, it will confer great favor
OWEN WYNNE
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

E5TANTED-f orrespondence-By the young man that
w was examined on the evening Of the 9TH, with
young ladies II Cairo for fun aud improve
ments. Address Box 127, Mound city, 1ns.
nov9-4t* WV
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Rates of E:rchan2e Reported Daily, ty John "
Trocer, President First National Bank.

Gold. .4S per cent premium. .9ot1IoU
Eastern Currency. per cent Discoun:
kentucky. Ohio aud Indiana. .....-1" =
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FEESSEEEANEOT.

w ANTED.-A partner TO 90 South. A young un-
w married man preferred. Small capital r-quir-d
Call AZ the American Hotel. uovf.-ftF
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yVIANTED-S55 Month-Agents wanted that ca
w earn from 50. To 800 a all exr~u.~-
paid. For full particulars address, with stamp, " y
LOCKWOOD, Detroit, Michigan.
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TO LET.

HOUSE FOR RENT-A twustory framed hpuse on
l. the corner of 2lst street aud Commercial Avpnus
containing rooms. win be rented low a rood Ter
ant. Enquire at New York Store, 18Th ana
Commercial Avenue. npvi Ida
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

w ANTED--s75 per month and all expenses paid %
w Sewing Machine Agents Address D. q. HEE-
RINGTON & Co. Detroit
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COR SALE.-A house nd lot 18th street, tot W.
Il 40 in block No. 2S first addition; house 81 ft Ioug
90 feet wide, story and a half high. aiming
rooms with cistern and other improvements sui liable
q boarding house. Apply to WM CORMICHAL.
novl6-d6t.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

LN0R SALE OR LEASE.-Lot No. 5, Block 8. First
Il Addti on, on Ohio Levse. For terms, ma kins
offer, address THOMAS LAMBDIN,
nOY1O No q Main street. Cincinnati. D.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

HOUSE FOR RENT.-A two-story Frame IIou.e m
L 10th street, between Washington Avenue and VA
nut; contains rooms, with all modern outside boz
provements suitable for private boarding house. IN
quire of j. O. HARMON CO., Real Estate Avent.
Office in Court House, or Of J. VI. DELAY - Ohio
Ipvpa
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IrOR RENT.-A Country Residence seven Acres NJ
il Land, Orchard, Garden, &c, with q fine sprin- n
ply to 7. CHAPMAN.
nov10. Wv Box 80 Cairo. lII
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JAS. M'CABE.
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NEMESIS,

At last the day of re,ribution has come, and
Henry Wirz pays the well earned penalty of
his awful crimes. Twas onl i; the just punish
ment Of villainy. He was hanged by the
neck, on Friday last, until he was dead. The
thirteen thousand dead at Andersonvlle have
had, not revenge, but justice-pnre, single
justice. The soldiers of the Union
gathered the house-tops round about
the scene, typifyed the popular heart
when they gave a hearty, loud, exultant shout
as the drop fell. l would give an account of
the execution did not believe that the reader
was already acquainted with it. The tele-
graphic lines have ere this flashed the particu-
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-19

gsF If competition is the life OF trade,
1.-The Express companies represented in this city
must be doing thriving business at this time
The active agents connected with these estab-
lishments are like Monsieur Tonson," to be
found in all places and at all times. Perse-
veing industry will tell and he who possesses
it in the highest degree, will eventually come
ont ahead. A new fast era" is opening up
before us. Let the merchant and artisan, and
ali those representing the varied interests in
this city. initiate the example of the Express
companies, and then, with long pull, a strong
pull, and pull altogether, we shall place this
CITY in the front rank of enterprise, and we
shall thus all reap advantages from our united
xertions. s - Til 90. II.
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A DARING OUTRAGE IN KING AND QUEEN.
On the Sd instant, about night, as Mr.. John
Adams, of Henrico, with his young brother, a
mere lad, was returning from trading trip
to Iappahannock, Essex county, bringing a
cart loaded with some sixty dollars worth of
butter, eggs, lard and chickens, he was at
tackled near New Castle, in King and Queen
county, by ten rufians, dressed in Federal
uniform, eight whites and two negroes, all of
them armed. Mr.. Adams had pistol with
but one load in it, which he discharged at the
scoundrels, without effect, however. His
brother was unarmed. They shot at Mr.. Ad-
ans, but missed him, but his brother received
bullet in his rist, and one through his neck,
just missing the juglar vein. They then
stripped Mr.. Adams, searched him, an robbed
him of ffty-two dollars in currency, and went
off with his chickens, etc., and everything he
had, leaving him, however the mule and cart
--Richmond Times
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THO OGILyIE YOUNG-Take n,

i tice that we shall, on the 18th day of Septem-
Der next, at our Office in the city of Portsmouth,
Virginia, between the hours of 6 A. M. and P. M.
of that day, proceed to take the dispositions Of
ANN PRIMER and others, to be read as evf
dence in behalf of EMILY YOUNG, in certain
suit in equity depending in the Circuit Court for
the city of Portsmouth, wherein the said EMILY
YOUNG is plaintiff, and you are defendant and
if, from any cause, the taking of the said deposit
tions be not commenced ON that day, or if com
menced be not concluded ON that day, the taking
of the same will be adjourned and continued from
day to day, or from time to time, at the same
place and between the same hours, until the same
shall be completed.
GOODWIN CROKER,
aug 14-m4t Attorneys for Plaintiff
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The finale of the Reyner trial was reached
on Saturday, when Capt. Hoysradt announced
his decision in the case, to the effect that the
accused bore high character as gentleman
and quiet man, and was naturally irritated
at the conduct of Mr.. Wynne, who acted too
hastily in insulting Mr.. Reyner before discov-
ering whether his messages had been de-
livered to that gentleman and in considera-
ton Of these facts, Mr. Reyner could elect be-
tween paying fine of $50, or being inn
prisoned for sixty days in the city jail Mr..
R. elected to pay the Richmond Re
public.
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.
Mississippi.

The Natchez Courier, of the S1st ut.. has
the following:
As we have before said, the cotton trade of
the old crop appeared destined to run into the
new. The snowy staple still comes into our
city quite protusely for the time of year AL
ready some of the new crop has gone to mar
ket thus verifying what we before said, and
blending the old with the new crop.
From what we learn the new cotton crop
opens well, and at present the prospect of the
planter is bright, so far as he has been enabled
to plant
Prices in Natchez keep well up, and we hear
of many who have come here from the interior
who have gone away well satisfied that their
bargains were good.
We find the following in the vicksburg
Journal, of the 3lst ult:
We learn that the 10th Indiana cavalry.
Col. Swalrow, commanding, leave this morn
ing for home, to be mustered out of the ser
vice.
An alteration occurred yesterday near Mr..
Halls residence, about two miles from the
city, on the jackson road, between Jas. Hig-
gins and Jas. Brooks, both of this county,
Pistols were INDUCED in, and both parties, we
learn, were severely wounded-Brooks receiv-
ing shot under the left eye, and Higgins one
in the right side
The Journal, of the lst, says
We learn that James Brooks and James
Higgins have both died of the wounds received
In their recontre mentioned in yesterdays
issue. Brooks died Wednesday afternoon,
few hours after receiving his wound Hig-
gins survived until 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, when he died
company has been formed in Memphis to
furnish white laborers to the planters of East
ern Arkansas, West Tennessee and North Mis-
sissippi The idea is that the negroes will not
perform other than enforced labor, and that it
is therefore necessary to look for help else
where A preference is shown for Germans
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NoMINArIoNs.-On Monday last court
day. the people of Shenandoah county, in
convention assembled, made the following
nominations; For State Senate, DR.. P. Bel
lew; for House of Delegates DR.. J. B. Strayer
also expressed itself in favor of Robert Y Con-
rad, of Winchester, as the representative in
Congress from the Seventh district John F.
Wall and James S. Magmill have been nomi-
mated as candidates for the Legislature from
Frederick comfy by county convention of
conservatives lately held in Winchester
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~ STEAM, ORNAMENTAL
Wrought and Cast iron Rail works,

NO. 16 WIDE WATER STREET.
The above Establishment is now reopened
and ready to receive the calls of our old friends
and customers, who for ten years SO literally pa
tronlzed us. We have now large and beautiful
assortment of patterns as can be found anywhere.
being of every variety and style. We will be
pleased for those in want to call and examine.
They cannot fail to make selection.
We have Catalogues of Drawings which
we can SEND to those wishing to make selection,
who cannot come in person.
BY the aid of machinery, for the manufacture
OF the above work, we will obligate to furnish it
at Northern Prices.
Nar All orders will be punctually filed in
few days, and shipped as heretofore to any point
desired. SAM'L II. HODGES
seD4-lm
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The New York Times is informed that the
Fenian Society is largely engaged in the
wagon mandatory in the upper part of the
city. ''The vehicles already built, says the
Times, are marked as the property of the
order, and they have very much the appear
ance of the conveyances which go to make
up an army train. 1t is quite possible, how
ever, that they may be merely covered car
riages to be used for picnic excursions"
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The secret service division of the Bureau of
the Solicitor of the Treasury is actively en-.
gagged in ferreting out counterfeiters, and nu-
merous arrests take place all over the country :,
The quantity Of counterfeits in circulation Isl
quite large. A man named Eckert was ar,
rested in New York, who had five hundred
one dollar counterfeit treasury notes in his
possession.