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VVHE FINGER OF PROVIDENCE, from tho
Il TEACHINGS Of Experience seem TO point 10
b THE GREAT HUMOR REMEDY,
ROWARD'S Y8Gs TABLE CAAcER AND
CANKER SYRDP.

cANKSR SYROP,
As the great aud ce tain cure f. al those fearful
and destructive maladies which are fr m q Ia pure
state OF the oiocd: The wonderful susce which
has IN cases, where 10 has b. fairly trieo fol-
lowed Tvs use, leaves room to doubt the b e,sed
fact that Cancers may BE- cured
Suherers from the scou' ge may therefore ' long
er dread the fsaaiu ALTERNATIVES O the sur eonss
Knit or the grave. Thew have a speedy I'd CO tain
remedy which removes the mslady root and branch
which IN thousands OF the oper ting knif does
not. Uanc must be cured by remed e. y Itch ibor-
oughly renovae the constitution. aud hat csn only
be one by purifying thu eft Of the circulate
have testified.
The CANCER and CANKER SYRUP infalli-
bly, eradicates and cures the worst cases Of
Canker, even when given up as incurable by
doctors. 1t banishes Salt Rheum entirely and
permanently. In Eryspelas its effects are sur
prising. All cases, however virulent, of ScroE-
ula or Kings Evil, " hite Swelling, or Turors,
are dissipated speedily. Old Ulcers are cared
without leaving bad effects after closing them.
The most terrible Scurvy complaints it banishes
from young or old. Distressing Neuralgia
Affections soon yield to its power. It clears tho
Complexion from Blotches and Pimpes,
renders it brilliant. 1t cures Jaundice and Dys-
pepsia, and all Eruptive Diseases. In all cases
of Female Weakness and Irregularities produc
ing General Debility, Piles, etc., its effects are
miraculous.
R-0ne trial Is all that is needed to prove the Pc
GUITAR virtues Of the Syrup It's repu alton is now
so well established that more need not be said Its
immense sale Is its best recommendation.
Price 81 25 per bottle.
H0WARD'S HEALING sALVE. In all cases OF
Cancer Ulcers Burns, Scalds, skin EuruptiOns, etc
where an erterrat app cgtoR NAV be nece sary,
this Salve prepared expressly for the purpose, viii
be found invaluable Il will always be useful 10 the
Household, and box Of il may save much suffering
and expense Price Is cents per box.
JANE o BOYLE CO., Successors to Roddin.
& COL tate street, Boston PropretOrs.
W r PHILLIPS co Ag'ts, PortioRd.
may3ld3m.
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At a Court of Probate held at Portland, within ano
for the County of Cumberland, on the Wednes
day following the first Tue day of July in the year
OF our Lorn, elghtee. hundred ana sixty-fvs, j,
Ii ENRY FOX, administrator of the estate of Jane
Ii M. Fox, late OF Portland, N d EQUITY d, G a
cd wing esertsu IA account OF aumil istfat.on
If said estate TO probste.
1t acas Ordered, That the said Administrator give
aotice 70 all persons interested by causing notice to
% published three weeks successfully in the Maine
It probate Court to be held at said Portland on the
first Tuesday of September next, at OF the clock
IN the forenoon anu snow cause if any they have
why the same should not be allowed
alA hlt gsf JOHN A.. WATERMAN, Judge
A true copy, attest, Sc ass .ess.sa M
w3w3Is EUGENEHUMPHREY Register
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U. s. NAVY YARD, Kittery. Maine, /
na NAV &. 1856
hip Knees Wanted l

II MES will be received and paid for at the
IN Navy Yard X tterv, Maine, in quantities OF
from IL 20 and upwards at the following schedule
WHITE OAK KNEEa
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GssAND TRUNK RAILwAY,
OF Canada
-.s % TIMER Apr AVA RAEYHr tIfst

G1AED TRUNK RAIIWAY,
= OF Canada
~ @ UiflfER ARRANGEMENT.
-szazzss5Es1 ON and after Monday, June 10th, iSe5
trains will run as follows
Morning xer IS train for South Paris Lewiston,
lorhain, Island Pond Month, al, and Quebec, at
4 Oh A ~,
Mali train ior waterville Bangor Gotham, Island
Fond, Montreal ana QUEBEC at bpm
5oth OF hose trains conn CT at Montreal wi b ex
pr taias for toronto, Detroit, Coicago, and al
other places west
TRAINS WILL ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS:
From Mon real, Quebec, &c, at STA NJ.
From do. do 205 p. NJ.
Return Tickets, at Reduced Prices, will be issued
urlng The sumIaer season from Portla TO Be bel,
aoi ham, Island Pc d, Montreal and Quebec. 1 Z
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value and that per.
soa unless notice Is given and paid for at the rate
Of one passenger forlevery $500 additional value.
IS C.J.BkYDGEs, Managing Director.
/, H. BAILEY, Superintendent
Portland, Juoe 22nd. 1856 --dtf or
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Through Tickets.
EEEssss5Es5z1 For the OIL REGIONS of NEW
sSze e@-E7tE YORK PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO and sll
paris 81 the HEsT via the ERIE RAILWAY, for ealf
al the lowest ratea, at the UNION TICKET OFFICE
81 EXCHANGE STREET.
marlSd&wistf D. LITTLE. AGENT.
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ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company
81 Wall So, cor. BRiiam. NEW YORK.
JANUARY, 1855.

Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi.
cation Risks.
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National Traders Bank
BOwdoin ColIomo

TIME annual examination of Capd;Sot..
slI to BOwdoin College, VIII be bed ~ Gr ~ MIS-
Medical College at eight O'clock in the forenoon oT
Friiay the fourth day OF August and s,so ~ ~, OF
day the twenty day of August. O' ou Ahurs-
LEONARD WOODS, Pres;dar+
Brunswick, July 5,1s65. iuIv1dtd
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Railroads..
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
sUmmsR ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGRafENT essf
TO. COMMENCE MONDAY, JUNE 18th, 1865
sF5E=z=zzzF:zE1 Trains leave Portland. Grand Trunk
- tafion, for Lewiston and Auburn, ct
1.ul "a ia ana i.25 p. 81.
" For Bangor and intermediate stations ut LIS r. M.
RETURNING Leave Lewiston ii 6.20 A. NJ, and
arrive IN Portland at $50 A. NJ. Leave Bangor at
1870 A. NJ and arrive ia Portland at z.l5 Z. III.
Roth these trains connect at Portland with trains for
Eroieht train leaves Portland ar A. NJ, and 70
turning is due in Portland at r M.
Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
tally for most of me towns North and East OF this
lines kLs - a.
Watsrville June %, 1866. june23tf
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AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at Portland. within
and for the County of Cumberland, on the bird
9 Tuesday of July, in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and sixty-five.
D HODA n. LINNELL. widow OF William E. F.
llLinnell, late 0tisheld in said Count /, eceas-
having presented her petition for ailow nee
out of the personal estate of which he oied possess
z d, 81 at
Z 1t sDds Ordered That the said Pet tontr give
otice to all persons Interested by causing notice to
,e published three weeks successfully in the Maine
State Press printed at Portland that they may appear
Il Probate Court to be held at said Portland on
the d 81 Tuesday of September next, at ten of the
CLOCK IN the forenoon and show cause, If any they
have, why the same should not be Granted.
5ntTvI JOHN A.WATERMAN, Judge.y
A true copy, attest -
3iw 8w*fl EUG ENE HUMPHREY, Register.
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PRICE sl.oo PER BorrLE.

DR.. E.. r. KNIGHTS, Proprietor
Melrose, Mass.
For sale by W. r Phillips 4 Co., and ii II. Hay,
Wholesale Agents, and retaed by all de, lers IN
medicine. mch24' G6eed &eor6m
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j. 3. M LII A X
SHIPPING, FORWARDING,
And Commission Merchant,
~ Tower Building,
Liverpool, England.

The undersigned, tor many = ears past resident
OF this city, respectfully begs to inform his ole
friends that having eetab ished himself at the abov
neral commission business in shippiog and for
Warding merchandise TO all aria OF the American
Continent and In the sale of coneier M ntP Of Lun
per ana other produce, on which he viii make cus
tomary advances. J.S MILLAR. !
RsERBNoEs-st. John Smith, Esq; A & s. E.
Spriag; Ii. winslow & Co; John Lynch Co, =
May 12-a3m& EIll.t ~ -
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sll.Iss6O
rRusrKEs

" II you are In want of any kind OF PRINEEN
call at the Daily Press Office.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
TO OUR NEW YORK READERS.

The CAIRO TINES is the only paper ever published in
Illinois which had branch in New York and a place
the file Of respects hotel within the city
The TIMES has also authorized Agent in the city,
whose exact location will be announced in days.
The position of Cairo located is at the junction
OF the two mighty rivers the Ohio and Mississippi and
at the head of navigation during the winter and
times of low water is believe universally conceded
destined to be ot most important commercial
points this continent. Indeed, it be down
being the greatest natural in the world equaed
emily in natural advantages by the Isthmus of Suez and
Panama, but in its surroundings surprising either
Of the rivers named levees perear
and corresponding amount of freight yearly unloaded
here and when the Railroads. projected veyed
and which will be built within the years. join the
Illinois Central Railroad, running North and the Mobile
Ohio Railroad, running South Cairo WILL of necessity,
become the great entrepo of the staples South
and the radiatng point from whence great East will
look for and receive its supplies.
Our agent and orrespondng editor, 4. i. STILIMAN
will call upon the leading business of New York, in
person. and solicit advertising patronage The TIMES is
political journal. Its speciality is promulgate
commercial intelligence business interests and
disseminate the latest and fullest OF the day. Upon
every incoming train OF the Mobile Ohio Railroad it
the eye of the Southern merchant his way
topurchase andis supplied passengers by steamers
Eorthward bound WHEN they reach Columbus Kentucky
As advertising medium. therefore the intelligent
And the fact of its being prominently and generally
circulated in the hotels of New York renders it avail
able home medium, through which the foreign merchant
his arrival in the city, the Invitations of the
most enterprsng merchants call and examine their
goods.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
EEHE. NEWS

PreuinarieS are In process Of arrangement for the
next session Of Congress.
lma,on Romeo, the Mexican Mnist .r, had Friday, a
long interview with Lieut. Gen GI sas. The result
the conference has TRANSFERRED.
Henry J. Raymond and Gen. Banks have each written
letters 10 Schuyler Coax announcing that tey will
BE- candidates Tor the Seakershp in opposition him.
The small poN is prevalent among the freedmen of Ala
bama, Georgia and Virginia.
Gov Morton leaves Washington to-day for Europe.
paper, called the EecoaStruc.ioaist, Is TO be
sans< la Washington, with Mrs. Jane Swissholm as
editr-~.
Soldiers Homeis To he established in New York.
rebel and private soldier have been arrested
In Washington for approrrating aud burying large
quantity Of gold. belonging To the rebel government,
the time Of the surrender.
The carpet for the House OF Representatives was
made In England aud cost $1,000.
Mexican affairs occupied the Csoine. Friday
Gov. Perry and Mr. Prescott Sou h Carolina had n,
interview with the President.
Frauds have been discovered In the ouariermas,er'
Department ut Louisville.
Gen. Thomas has arrived a, Mobile On business con.
nectcd with his Department.
The stony of the Mexican lmperialists firing on tn,
Federal gunboats is confirmed, Gen. Weitxel has IT..
manded an explanation, aud spicy correspondence i
In progress between Generals Weitsel and Mcjia.
Gen. Prince De Russcy of the engineer corps died Ii
San Francisco on the 29,i.
frsnels Adams long connected with the Roston press
rs dead.
President Johnson's instructions Gov. Humphrey
Governor elect OF Mississippi are given in full in u,
srlegraph dispatches.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
MOB HE.
Gen. Thomas, arrtval--CottOn Stealing
--LOuisiana Legislature.

MOBILE, Nov. 24.-Gen. Thomas arrived
here this p. NJ. His mission is purely on mil
itary matters connected with his department,
and not upon State government.
Intelligence from Central Mississippi reports
a healthy reaction respecting personal enter
prise. Provisions are plenty, and the negroes
well disposed and returning to their former
homes.
Columbus, Miss, paper isinformed that of
&c. 600 bales of cotton collected by the Gov
ernment agent, but 900 have been accounted
for. 1t saws the stealing mani,. is rampant, in
accordance with the law just passed by the
Mississippi Legislature
The tax collector at Vcksbrrg has given
notice that he will collect tax of two dollars
on each bale shipped from there to New Or
leans.
The Louisiana Legislature is fully organ;zed
The governor has been informed that the body
is ready TO proceed with business Nnthin.y
else has transpired Cotton demand better
The exports yesterday were 10, O00 bales.
Stock in port, 1913 900 bales. Exchange heavy
checks TO New York, par, premium Gold.
l49.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
4 TRIP TO MOBILE.
The Comforts and DiscOmiOrtS OF the
ROutc.-The COuntry--COttom--Tr
in. COmpany--Dine Features Of
Travel East and West--MOhiIc, Its
situation, Advantages und Prospects.

The morning of Thursday, the 10th instant
found the writer ,n route to Mobile, on the
new steamer GensrR AnIe,Son Everything
ell board the boat was i'll apple-pe order,
whether regarding its appearance or the com
tort and convenience of travellers. The only
regret was that this portion of the journey must
bc so short However, there was no help for
that, and arriving at Columbus Ky, we cst;tp-
isIed ourself in as advantageous seat as the
afforded, prepared for our long ride OF
five hundred miles, through parts of four
States, to the Queen City Of the Gulf Having
already, i'll Il previous number of tho TINES,
detailed the features of the country through
which the road passes, we will not in this arti.
Gle rocapituiate them, inLsmuch a5 no essential
variation is to be observed. The cotton which
then wh!tencd the fields along the way has been
picked, and although tho yield is probably an
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NEW DEsE Ms.
The Mexican Troubles - WeitZei vs..
NHeita.


New ORLEANS, Nov. GA Times Browns
vile letter Of the 18th coTrobOrates the story
Of Imperialists firing on Federal boats drifting
down the river The crew ran ashore and
took to flight The Imperial fire was harm
less. The captain of the boat narrowly es-
capped, I. musket ball pas; ing through bis hat
IL is understood that Gen. Weitzel has de-
manded an explanation of the affair, and that
quite a spicy correspondence is going on be-
tween Weitzel and Mejia relative to firing from
the American side on the Imperial gunboat
Elavata, and evident sympathy shown for the
Liberals, the nature whereof mas not trans
pired.
Brownsville cannot last long, if the Liberals
again surround the city, as they will be com
PEELED to draw supplies from Brownsville as
heretofore. The order issued is intended to
prevent the ingress Of spies into Matamoras.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26
FORM OF PROPOSAL,

To Supervising SpecidI 1qe1sk 81 A1eRcY T,.s1yujy
Dep0rtment, NentphiS, Iettn.:
SIH: In pursuance of your advertisement of the 2O4h
November, 1850, inviting proposals contracts for
raising Wreckig ana delivering of sunken vessels
on the Mississippi river and tributaries (beow Cairo
- submit the following:
l. - propose to raise and wreck in the stream here
mater named all steamers, gunboats, flats and harps
together with all their appurtenance5, whether of mate
rial value or not, and whether sunk b United States
or rebel forces in pursuance ordpi
avoid capture by either forcepror the clio ing of the
to remove all and obstruction to nayioatnu
caused by the said sunken vessels and clear the
mel thoroughly of them, that the navlg alton of the
stream may not be interrupted of the same
TO deliver the vessels raised at either of th FOL
lowing named rate of percentage the nett proceeds
sale Of said vessels and arpurtenances at said uac Of
delivery, viz:
->i'li' III flAcH OF delivery. Rate Of
"''N' compensate n.
Natchez and vcksburg,
mississippi. ( Miss, Memphis, Tenn.
New Orleans La ........, ! for r. cent
arlansoS Little Rock, Ark, Memphis
,,. lehh... ............... for--l1 cent.
Whit, Helena, Ark, Memphis, Tenn for, cent -
hazoo Yazoo City, Nckskurg Miss .f,r-{, cent
,"i1;ii'iChi" ..for-t} cent.
Iaobusit fpr-iy r.rt
Red Alexandria, La, Natchez Miss fore cent.
Ouacllita.. y ..ut
IL. PROPOSE if the contract is ayy arded TO -
that - will use every means III power to execute.
the same lii the prompteSt manner possible
will whenever the stage Of water viii permit mmedi-
atey 20 10 work and employ hands ana machinery suf
hcent to insure the early completion the contract
and that will honestly eHdryor promote the best
interests of tlf" Government.
III. The deposit Rive Thousand Dollars p ulu ia
herewith iurl"-au by Il. at ol --.---- uIt ----
-----, &c, &c.
Respectfully,
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IsEE MssEElS.
The niagara and Post BOY Collide seven
miles above Helena-lOO Lives Lost

MEMPHIS, Nov 25.-A collision occurred
last night between the steamers Niagara and
Post Boy, on the Mississippi seven miles above
Helena. The Niagara sunk in twenty feet. One
hundred deck passengers, mostly discharged
soldiers were drowned. All the cabin passen-
gers and crew We're saved. The Niagara was
valued at one hundred and thirty thousand
dollars and rs here was no insurance on the
boat or freight it is an entire loss. Tie Post
Boy was uuiniurcd.
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EOUESVILEE.


LOUISVILLE, 24.~-Frauds in the Quartermas-
ter's Department here cf upwards of one thou
sand dollars have been discovered. 1t is supposed
they viii greatly exceed that ameunt. The
military authorities request the suppression Of
names for the present.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES or
MAILS.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL n. n.
Arrive $50 A. NJ. and $40 PM. Depart 4 ". 'Hi
l2 VI, Mails close at 1879 AN and 1880 P.N
CAIRO AND EVANSVILLE, PER RIVER.
Arrive PPM. Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and tf.-
days. Msils close SAME days at I Pm.
CAIRO TO ST. LoCIS PER RIVER.
Arrive 6 PM Wednesdays and Saturday. Malls
close at 1889 PM Tuesdays and Friday.
CAIRO TO CHARLEsroy. vo.
Arrive y Il. Tuesdays Tiur-dav. and ~atIrIas..
Mails close 81 PM same days
CAIRO TO NEW oHLsAEs, tA.
Mails close at PM alternate dag. ~0nt.. .u, Da-
tober ID. Should arrive days. r"f.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Death OF Gen. DE Russey--Heavy rains .

SAN Francisco, Nov. 22.-Gen. Prince De
Russey, of the Corps of Engineers, died in this
city to-day, aged seventy five years.
Alter a closing up shower the storm ahated,
and to-day the weather is clear and pleasant
The recent thorough drenching of the agrlcu!.
;ural lands insures !, large planting Of grain,
and probably an abundant yield next season.
Four miles of submarine telegraph cable is
gong ON shipboard to be laid across the Straits
of Fuca.
HoSroN. Nov. 25.-Fraucs Adams. long con-
nccted with the Boston press, and more re-
Gently with the Saturday Evening Express, died
asst night. He had been Ill for some weeks.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26

N BIN the case OF partnerships, the each
partner interested must here be signed III the bid
der confines his proposal to less than all the streams he
will strike out the names of those not included The vi
cinity of the wrecks to either u the above places OF
delivery will guide in their selection the
place of delivery, at their option.
CERTIFICATE.
We, the umersi4 ned hereby certify that are cac h
of u.s. we'll and personally acquainted with -
who - the above proposal, and that salts
fled that - possess the means and ability to exc
cute contract for the work proposed i'll speedy ana
satisfactory manner.
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
'NorIcF.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given that benjamin V. Turner, Adj
ministrator OF the of William l.. Davis deceased
in behalf of herself and others concerned, has filed il
in the District Court of the United States, for the
Southern District Of Illinois, against the steamer Gen
eraI Pillow claiming ownership thereof and that pro-
cess nOnton of said Court has been issued in the
words and figures following
UNITED STATES or AMERICA, 90
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To the Marshal of the Southern Districf Illinois
Greeting:
Whereas libel has been filed in the District Court Of
the United States in and for the Southern District OF Hi
nois the seventeenth day Of November in the year Of
Lord one thousand eight hundred and yve, by
Benjamin v Turner Administrator of the estate OF VIII
liam L. Davis, deceased, in behalf OF himself and all
others concerned against the steamer General Pllow
and in said libel mentioned and pray
ing the usual process and montiOn Of the said Court in
that behalf to be made and th"t all persons having
pretending have any right title interest there
may be cited to appear, and answer, all and singular
the matters said libel rticulaeIv propounded and
this Court would be pleased to pronounce for - liz
beliant alleged in said libel besides of suit
are therefore commanded to attach the said steamer Gen
era Pillow and TO detan the in your custody
til the further order of this Court respecting the and
give notice by publication in the Illinois State Regis
ter fourteen days previous TO the day Of trial. and
by notice posted up in the public manner for
space of fourteen days, at the place of trial Of
such seizure and libel To all persons claiming the said
General Pillow, knowing or having any thing
10 say why this Court should pronounce against
same, according the prayer of the said libel and that
they be and appear before the said Court to be held in
aud for the Southern District CT Illinois, tie United
States Court Room In the city of Springfield, III said
District, the first Monday IN December next If that
be day of jurisdiction, if not then the first dag Of
jurisdiction thereafter at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of
&itt day, then and there inerpoSe claim of the same
and to make their allegations in that behalf
And what you shall have done in the premises do you
then and there make return, together with this writ
| - Witness, the Honorable Samuel Ii Treat
sr,I Judge of said Court, this seventeenth day
| / of November, in the year Of Lord one
| thousand eight hundred and sixty five, aud
| Of our Independence the ninetieth year.
| GEO. Z. BOWEN. Clerk.
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All persons cautioned from purchasing said vessel
sale, and notified that in the is
ded by decree to the iheant, she will be seized by
Marshall and delivered to said lihelant.
HAlNIE, MARSHALL GILBERT
noy2tdtf Proctors
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-26

OUR New YORK BRANCu.-We present TO.
day the first of the series Of articles TO be far
nished hy our regular contributor in New
York. Every Sundays paper hereafter will
contain a similar entertaining letter from his
pen, attordng our readers the latest news aud
gossip on dH in the metropolis. We shall also
be supplied with articles periodically, respect
ing tbs markets and the important featu:es of
trade aud business. These letters, racy and
graphic, viii not fail to command attention,
aud to be interesting to the various tastes of
our readers.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
NEW YOR *.

The Presidents Message put In type
The ssEay Gam mbOliers''-Ocean Steam
ers-Ehings In Old Neutrality-suspicious.
Court VIA Iatters-ShfpxVrecka and loss of
Life-A Heavy Gale-Dry Goods In New