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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28
VETO MESSAGE FROM THE PaESI-
DENE.
TIE BILL TO INCREASE TUE NUMBER OF
ACTING MiDSHiPMEN IL TIE NAYY-THE
pRFSIDENTS OBJECTIOES stated.

TEE BILL TO INCREASE TUE NUMBER OF
ACTING NIDSHIPMEN IL TIE NAyY-THE
PRESIDENTS OBJECHOES STATED:
The following is the message Cf His Excellencv,
the President communicating TO the Senate his rea-
sons for disappearing % the act originating in that
t,dy. to increase the number Of acting midshipnen
! the Nay, etc. 1t VIII be remembered that the
Presidents objections were oyerrulel in the Senate
by tae decisive vote Of - TO 81 but were sustained
in the House D. yeas 30, nays 81
RicHHosD "a. SANITARY q 1855.
To The Senate of the Cosfclarate states OF America
feel c0nstflineI ~ re.lr 90 she Senate without my
loroval AN a0t originated in your honorable body
rsaeR in the navy ana ~ provide the mod OF appoint
lie act p-oYiies that the additional .vtinS midshpmen
~ NJ b. anu 0inlei uEsr the ggialoIs prescribed by
tGa secretery Of the Navy, - tJOws One from each
7nrr ssonal District upon BE recommcn iatioR OF the
et tive in Congress 1.-TWO &C large from each State
% me re omms3llCon Of che Scnators thereof respee-
"t.yeiy; and ter large By tse President
-l fonsitutOn n the = frtlcle -isectiOn u clause
Of ~ VIM 70 the PTesGent power 10 nominate, and by
M With the advice and consent Of Tie senate 70 appoint
"a n CTS II tae C31lsls1,e stars wh9$ ePp9 nImeas
are not Otherwise provd'd Tor edits ~bai We Cosgless
NAV bv law vest the appointment o. such aesior hesrs
~ e think prJer in th President alone IN The courts
0f law of IN ths heads Of Departhep
rt. fnners @. the Constitution IN dsanihS tce powers
of ~ .rl DanGruents OF the Government TOOK care
ete the Dlgtiau,ar clss OK ohees Whck $he 40
Hons M Congfess NAV f ard thus excluded the idea
OF power 20 make soleet0nsAor any otherr
By the 9Th clause Of Article LIST section ID tnt special
poveL given 70 the House Of ReFFsssa'auFss ~ sR9s'e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28
General Assembly Of Virginia
SENATE. -
IRIpAY. III


II FRIDAY, January 81, 1855,
At u O'clock NJ. the Senate was called to order
PRAYER by Rev Dr.. Burrows, Of the Baptist
church. -.
TO WHOM had been referred the Senate resolution
inouiring into the eNpediency VI changing me gay
for holding the State elections, reported II inexpe.
dieEs to lcgisate on the subject
On motion Of Mr.. DULANLf, OF Fairfax, the re-
port 0: the COMMITTEES was so amehded as TO read
expedient instead of nexpedent
Mr. DICKINSON, from tho Committee on Con-
federate Relations reported that they had, accord
inc IN order had under consideration. joint resolu-
tioos of the General Assembly of Texas concerning
peace, and recommend the adoption Of the follow
ing resolutions:
!. ReSo!red by the General Assembly Of Virginia,
That we have received with great satisfaction the
patriotic resolutions Of the State Of Texas, and
cordially respond 20 the sentiments therein contain
ed: and that the same be printed end entered upon
the journal of the two Houses Of Assembly
!. 2. IhSolred, That the Governor Of Virginia COM
municate a copy of the foregoing resolution TO the
Governor of Texas.
resolution was offeredt by Mr.. COLLIER, pro
yidng THE sine die adjournment of the General
Assembly Of Virginia on the 10th Of February next
Mr.. HART offered resolution, which was refer
Sed TO the Committee on Finance, providing for an
additional appropriation for the University OF Vir-
pna and for an increase of the salaries OF the Pro-
fessors thereof -,
Pending the discussion of the bill to increase the
compensation of the Judge Of the 18th Judicial
Circuit, the Senate went into secret session
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TIT jCONSTIIUu0N-srATE RtGHIS.
RICHMOND WING.
saturday Morning., San. n, 1865.
EVENING WIG.

We shall publish, to-day, at ? O'Clock r. NJ ana
every succeeding day SUNDAYS excepted al the
same hour, an evening edition OF the Wing lhe
Fveuir. Wing will contain the latest news by mail
ad telegraph, up to the hour Of going to press edi-
-. No., ;rtellirepce. sc. jy 20
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28

STE MUxDY,'' THE KENTUCKY GUERILLA.
We have it from good authority that Sue Mundy is
not female, as is generally believed, but is in re-
atty Jerome Clark. son of Hecter NJ. Clark, OF
Simpson county, Ky, and cousin TO Hon. b. J..
Clark, also cousin to Tandy Clark now in the State
prison for robbing the mails. He is about 22 years
of age, Of medium female stature, small feet and
hands. face beardless and quite handsome, voice
soft and feminine -altogethef making counterfeit
so perfect that John Morgan, certain occasion,
mistook him for female. lie belonged 10 Norgan's
command, and was with him on his raid through
Ohio. ~. 49,.
His first experiment at deception in female attire
was played oil upon his commanding General. He
was neatly dressed in Bloomer costume, wore
fancy military cap, containing wig of female hair,
which in long tresses flowed down carelcssly over
his shoulders. Thus attired, he was introduced 70
his chieftan by some Of his comrades in arms.as
Miss Sue Mundy, who, under the Irresistible prompt
ngs of patriotism was earnestly solicitous to OBJ
tain position in his command favorable to the de-
yelopment OF her highly Intensified sympathics and
prowess in behalf Of the rebellion. Morgan, struck
with the beauty and heroic bearing of Miss Mundy
at once consented to enrol her and give her desi
rable position.--Loaiscille Journal. = S@& -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28

J)ROvoST MARsHAL's OFFICE, RIChsl0ED Deer
i o. Is64.-NEGRoES ave not allowed to pass the in
erfnedate line of feIiibcaons without passport from
this Office, No passport viii be gyesa slave except %
the written order OF the owner; apd the handwriting "
the be wen known the Office attcsted pro-
pey the must apply orthe passport in person, s.
This pecaution rendeed Necessary by the Tequ.ut APP
peafance at the Office Of forged orders and viii be strictly
observed. ISAAC II. CsRRINGTON,
de 94-im Provost ay.hak
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THk UITY. /

/; HyDsASrs.-It il now.the almost universal prec.
tice witis pessohs 20 sllossss small stream to RIM
from fhcfr hyrsnis for the purpose Of keeping the
hydssHts irosl ftseEius up. The remedy il. found
to be edectuai, unfortunately it is in vioaUcu
OF. . ityosdinsnce, and number of persons are
daily faed for practising il. 1t is question vor-
Thy Of consideration, whether the hydrants had not
better he permitted TO run during cold Spells than
to 1feeze up and burst and food everything.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Bills yere reported for authorizing additional
lew 10 Ge made in the county OF southampton Tor
the support OF the families Of soldiers authorizing
a loan TO be made to the Roanoke Valley Railroad
Company for stopping the traffic in gold and sill
yer coin by regular dealers and report against
the expediency OF giving the State proportion oil
the stockholders and directors in internal improve
ment companies equal to the amount o. STOCK heid
BY the Commonwealth.
Mr.. TOMLIN presented communication from the
President the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company, IN answer 10 resolution of the House of
Delegates calling for information on the subject OF
the transportation of salt, &c;, which was referred
10 the Joint Committee on Salt.
Mr.. PENDLETON offered a resolution, which was
adopted inquiring into the expediency OF having
comics of all bills printed for the use OF the House,
bound with the journal or otherwise, as may be
deemed best calculated to preserve them for refer
enee and use.
On motion of Mr.. TOMLIN, the bill reported this
day for the protection of Confederate notes against
depreciation 10y prohibiting the regular traffic in
gold aud silver coin, IA substitute Of the Finance
Committee OF the House for a bill from the Senate
for ihe same object) was taken up, considered and
laid ON the table, with the understanding that it be
again taken MP Saturday, 2sth inst The BILL under
heavy penalties of fine and Imprisonment, prohibits
the buSng and selling of gold and silver CONG ex-
cept for war purposes and also prohibits the transfer
of coin from this St9e TO another for the Pnpese
of traffic. .
Mr.. NELSON offered a resolution inquirug into
the expedieney OF a bill for paying Joseph g Bnl.
lock, OF Flnyauna county, for slave condemned TO
death by the court Of that county. Adopted.
A resolution in favor Of comforting with the Pres-
dent and other Confederate authorities on the sub
icct of change of the guage of the Piedmont road
from Danvle 10 Greensboro, N. C., so as to make
it conform 10 the guage Of the Richmand and Dan
Vile Railroad passed. The Object is to- enable
the Of either road to run on the ether 30 far
as the expression of the House WAS obtaned, il was
in favor 81 tie measure one Of the requirements
of war.
Mr. PRENTICE offered resolution concerning
the delay in paying Of the Virginia troops in
the Confederate service, and in favor of some mea
sures TO expedite if possible, tie payment Of their
dues. ~az
The House was proceeding with the consideration
of bills on their second reading, when O'clock ar
dar. The doors were then closed, and when
opened,
The House adjourned.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG r. r. CO., !
treasury DEPARTNENT Z. :. II
Richmond July - 1854 o..
T OANS on TEiE .SE<sRtIY "a sEE

l. FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER O.. IuM
NON-TAYABLE BONUS UNDER THE SlN GEIH
SECTION OF THE CURRENCY LAW.-ncpos.i, on
call viii be received by the Treasurer n this cil} ASS
tant Treasuers at Charleston and Mobile and Or to>i
taries al Wilmington, Raleigh Columbia, Augusta sa,sn-
nah and Montgomery and certificates will be issued ny.
the same, bearing Interest ii the rate Of per ccntum
annum end secured by the hypotecGtOn Of an amourt
of the above bonds equal to the ofthoe lpau.ihe
bonds to be apart by the Treasurer and tue eeeds
when sold applied exclusively 10 tire pa meut OF he said
certificates.
The security and convenience afforded to berfs and
other corporations and the public generally by This
mode of temporary investment and the Erect Of the
sure if generally adopted in keeping the currency within
moderate bounds it Is hoped viii commend il 10 the ia
yorabIe consideration Of the community and secure their
prompt cooperation in carrying il into effect.
G. a, Tllf.N Holm,
jy22-dtf Secretary OF tie TrrasJTy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28

BusHwuAeKERs,--Two men, named respectiyeie:
VIM. W. White and Frank GMillion, were yester4-
brought to the city from Southwestern Virginia;
charged with being bushwbackers. Theywere CON
mitted. to Castle Thunder. does not appear %byy
it was necessary TO bring these people to Richmond
JsD0E Lyons CoVRr.-This cont yesterday was
engaged in the dispatch of civil business. A mum
Der OF habsaS corpus cases fxe for trial t6-dsy
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W. Treasury DEPARTMENT e. @. A.. !
Richmond December l. l5bi. (
Q EVE Mt H'R RTY TER ga - az u

- N0TES.--n pursuance OF an act OF Congress APP
proved November % 1864 entitled "An act tp autisrl
the Secretary Of tkeTreasfy to exchange Coupon Bends
for Seven Thirty Treasury Notes bodrs OF Such notes
are hereby notified that after the payment OF the annual
interest due thereon the FIRST dag Of JanUaT 1865 up
presentation Of the Treasurer Assistant TTeasu
rcrs aud Pay Depositaes Gas designated FOOT viii
sue certificates therefor which win ene the holders TO
Coupon Bonds payable thirty years after tie fir. day of
January, 1865 bearing six per cent ntee. from the said
first Of January, lt65 payable the first day; Janua-
~ and July in each year
The Treasurer Assistant Heasurers and Depostares viii
make weekly reports tie Register of the Treasury
will be sent forward in satisfaction OF same slhe notes
will be cancelled in the usual manner. ard forS aided
the First Auditor. G. a. TRENHOLM,
p "a ! 49,. .t - Secretary OF the Treasury,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28

rT,ONIC IsITTEBxs--A .ReSisesi,ing, pu-
II rifying and nvigorating beyesagethe travellers
best companion Prepared and put mp request Of ma
friends aud, for the accommodation OF The public offered
for sale by AUGUST WESEND0NCK A
l6l Broad street.
iafl--Im -....-,,. q. ~ Between 9th and 9TH SITS.
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TREAsuRY DEPARTsIENE,

= I =
NOTICE is hereby given 10 holders ard owners Of CeTt
fcatcs Of Stock and Coupon Bonds issued under the
act OF Au1uts 10 1861 redeemes after the Isl day OF JAM
raI; 1858 TO present. The for payment on the % day
efc 8. oneof the Assfstapt Treas@lers G. =, or Paw
Mpostary Of The G. s. fnds ESrirg been placed in the
hs01s Of said agrps for the purIcs vi eeeming such
sock and coupon bonds No interest will be allowed on
seth stock and coupon bonds after January l, 1860
-.- 6. A. TRENHOLM
kdss-to2a Secretary Of Treasury
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Treasurer at Richmond, Va.

Treasurer at Richmond Va.
Assistant Treasures at Charleston and Mobile
Repositories at Raleigh and Wilmington, \ g.
a. Charleston and Columbia :. c.
SavaaAah and Augusta, ga.
:" Tallahassee Fla. and Montgomery Ala.
Columbus Miss, and Houston and Mar.
-, shalt Texas de3-n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-28

Il IS owing TO these facts aud statements that the
radicals have commenced .thsv opposition. They
imagine that they see behind all this desperate at
tempt TO secure settlement Of national diff
culties the best possible terms that can be had
at once. They are therefore only watching for de.
velopments, in hope of obtaining something that
will Justify them in arraigning Mr.. Seward before
Congress, and have one of their regular rear and
tear scenes, tofhe amusement of those who like 10
visit such national circus shows,
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18
p Ro = p z Q II U s
OF THE
CAIRO EVENING TIMES.

The subscriber having recently made extensive addi-
tons to the mechanical department of his office, added
Steam Power and several Steam Presses increased his
editorial force and enlarged The dimensions of his jour-
nal, rendering his Office the complete and his
per of the largest Southern illinois, deems this
opportunity of presenting his claims to the
| business and reading community for patronage
The TINES will not be the organ of party of party
leaders, but the reflex of the opinions entertained by its
proprietor Its tone will always be harmonious with the
best of county,. will cooperate po
ally, with the Administration Of ANDREW JOHNSON, so
far the action of such COMFORTS with
IS past indications.
In this connection might add that recognize the
doctrine Of State Sovereignty such Sovereignty
does not conflict with National Sovereignty the Cons
tuition Of the United States.
We pride oursef upon being American citizen
look with pride upon the Flag of Nationality which,
in perilous times enlisted defendare unreservedly
favor of the perpetuty of the Government and unity
the several States-rmy believe in Republican form
of Government and Democratic Institutlons-ook upon
country Mother and every patriot brother,
and will shake hands with any and all who regardless
party have single to the perpetuity and honor
the Union-and favor speedy reconstruction upon
honorable and lasting basis.
But the speciality of the TINES i'll be the advance
ment of the business and commercial interests of Cairo
and Alexander county, the building of proper roads
leading from city to the country such will enable
the farmers of Alexander and Pulaski counties ap-
proach confines and fill streets with their
and stores dwellings els with their products
to to be built railroads running from ths city
St. Louis and Vincennes and the construction of
work Of roads such the requirements people and
necessities of commerce unreservs dly demand.
special eye will be kept upon all of local in
hnDrp of
erected every established every mandatory built
&C. and every effort put forth to advance the CONNER
and agricultural interests of Cairo Southern Illinois,
and of the State at large.
With this brief, but comprehensive statement of
intent and purpose submit claim discriminate
ng public.
TERMS OF EVENING TIMES.
Daily, delivered in city, per year. IL, 90
Uany, delivered in city, per week ........ 80
Daily, to mail subscribers, per year 1900
Daily, to mail subscribers per six months 600
The above terms include seven issues per week.
TERMS OF WEEKLY TINES
BY mail carrier, if padwithin three months. 81, 90
not paid within three months. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Postmasters respectfully solicited to for
the Weekly and Daily editions of paper To enable
them to do SO, sample copies will be forwarded them.
H. L. GOODALL,
Proprietor.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18
ATHENEUM.

The boards of a Cairo theatre were never
graced with such graceful and acc emphasized
actress as last week by Miss Williams Her
delineatons of Irish and American character,
as also of finer characters, were faithful to life
and nature. Her singing fascinated all by its
sweetness and cultivation, while her dancing
excited the admiration Of all Her associate
star, Felix A. Vincent, has quiet way of act.
ing which differs from that of any other come.
dian on the stage.
Tonight, the famous and f,vortc play of the
Cricket will be presented with a powerful
cast. Miss Williams appearing as ''Fanchon, -
Vincent as the simple but honest and earnes
''Diddier,n Marccus as ''I.andrey,'' Mason as
"Father Carlaird," Miss Pennoyer AS stOld
Fadet,' Lizzie Maddern rs ''MaClclon,n Mrs
Dyke as Mother Barbeaud,'' Nellie Lewis
as ''Susette,n Mollie Howe as Annette -
Miss Williams will perform the SHADOW
Dance" Gin.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18
DIED.

On Friday evening, the 10Th inst at Paducah, Ky,
the Rev. Calvin s. Hendrick, of Consumption.
Another jewel has been added to the of eternal
love. God has called him and he gone, and with him
the blghted hopes and fond expectations of devoted
wife, loving parents aectionate brothers and sisters of
warm and admiring friends. Possessed Of high nteec
tua culture, of noble and generous Impulses stainless
moral character loving disposition, lie had endeared
to him host friends whose sympaies will be with
his family in their bereavement lie is done with
this earth and all its and temptations, and has
entered into the Paradise Of the Lord spend blessed
AID endless eternity with his Redeemer, and here he is
now with his loved gone before Thare they have
met to part forever and from that blessed abode
they whisper those dear still behind to to
them where all is perfect love and happiness.
Friends who mourn him, cease your sadness,
Silent he your wailing cry;
Joyous hearts, awake to gadnesS,
lie we grieve for, did not die.
Now he lives where never
Bghts the flowers that sweetly bud
Now he lives he'll live forever
In the bosom of his God.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18
co NJ NJ f r G. I A L.
SECRETARY's OFFICE,
CAIKU CHAMBER OF CoMMEpr


CAIRO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. !
September IS, 1861 P. NJ
There scarcely any changes to be mentioned il,
prices since last report. Corn is little lower
to-day than at Saturdays quotation
The following are wholesale prices. From store or in
small lots, the same will be advanceda tribe:
BACON-Clear sides are held at 20022c, Shoulders
1920, and sugar cured Hams at 2slD29c per b.
BUTTER-1s very scarce and selling at 35c per pound
for good in kegs and Csc for choice in tubs
BRAN-Saes reported at sl5 90 per ton ON track.
CORN-The market is unsettled. Mixed and Yellow
at 79@e74c; White and Yellow in lots S2NS4c: choice
White at S5@SSc, very scarce.
CORN MEAL-Strctly choice bo!ted RI 5o0aa 90
unbolted at 81 90.
COTFON-Is nominal. No sales reported.
COAL There is a miteI demand for Coal and
prices are firm at 262Sc per bus barge load and
$500 per barge. Lower Ohio 21@22c and ILL., e1M22c.
by the car load.
| CoFFEE-Is firm. Rio s1s@s2Ac. for good to choice
E''s-but few arriving. Demand good, and are
! selling quick at 25o
FLOUR-Choice white wheat family 81; double
extra red and white $40 So extra red wheat 80 90
single extra IS 90; superne 81 5O@s co. Spring wheat
! 81 Oo017 80.
FRClTS-Medium to good cooking apples 50 90 @1S3 sc
rbbl Choice eating apples few market Would sell
readily VI 5o05 90 per Dbl Choice peaches are offered
HAY-New Timothy commands $19@$22 per ton:
Prairie, none offered and no demand No sales OF
Importance reported Sales of So bales (condemned at
auction for 81 90 per bale
LARD-Ranges from 25@26c in bbls and for 26@27c
| In kegs.
| MOLASSES-Ranges from 81 90 to 81 25 for the
best New Orleans; Porto Rico s0@9oc and inferior
fermented and reboiled at 6O@75c
| cATS-Market well supplied and dull at 32@35c pei
bush for sound in bulk 4o@43c in Sacks and 27
| for inferior.
PoRK-Mess ss2 OO@s4 90 per bbl Prime mess
| 1926 0O@27 so.
DEMONSTRATES overstocked and dull at 81 90 per
| bushel and 50 90 per Dbl
OTATOES-Choce assorted are selling readily at
! 50 00@S so per barrel, 81 1901 % per tushel.
Sweet Potatoes sell slowly at 81 5Ol5 % per barrel
or 81 1902 90 per bushel.
| POULTRY-sprns chickens are quoted at 50 75@
4 so per doz. So -1 A.a.. .
SALT-Kanawha, large bbls 81 90 small do. at 50 25
ocGAR-We quote N. o. at 16G1sc, Porto -
l4O15c, and powdered and crushed at 21@23c.
WHEAT-Choice white 50 90; do red 75@D1 So
sprouted and inferior 75@1 49, We have heard of one
two sales of strictly choice at 50 20, and one at
| 50 25 to 60 to St. Louis for seed.
WHIsKY-Common is game yesterday We may
quote it at 50 1902 %. @ @z . $685.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18
OUR CIRCULATION.

The Cairo Evening TINES has larger circulation in
this city and county than any other paper published.
by virtue ats circulation in the city, and in accord
with the law of Congress requiring the SLetter
List" be published in the paper having the largest
circulation within the range of the local Postoce the
TINES has been awarded the printing of the office
Department the following communication will evil
dence
Posr OFFICE CAmo, July 10, 1865.
To II. l.. GooaaH, Esq, Editor and Publisher Of
the Cairo Ecening Times
SR-Your paper has again been selected in which to
publish the List of this office, on the grouno
offts having larger circulation than other paper
within the delivery Cairo Post office You are
authorized to continue the publication of said Letter
flied in the Post Oisce law and Instructions.
J. c. SLOO, Postmaster.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

THE SOUTH We are in receipt of Nos. 5
and 6 Of new literary Journal entitled as
above, published at New Orleans every Sun
day morning by Overall & Wire It's edi, o.
rails are not particularly literary, but SAVIOR
strongly Of originality and horse sense. and
treat generally of matter of-tact subjects in
which the people Of the South are especially
interested. 1t is an eight page paper and pub
lished at S. 90 per year. We wish it sue
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

Misunderstanding the elements were
again let loose and rivers of water fell there
from. This morning the atmosphere was quite
chilly, and thick clothing has taken the place
of linen garments. The change is an accepta-
BILE one.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-18

FALSE RUMoR.-A rumor was in circulation
on our streets to-day that the locomotive of Fox,
Howard s Co., had blown up. The report
was incorrect. One Of the pipes connected
with the locomotive burst, but will be repaired
to-day. Only this and nothing more