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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13
AerAlaumer Tolksblatt.

3rst mi@tiss Trassn tamen lssts Wc6t in
inItrsr e%sSisiatar CUR Bsrsanrlun3. Cine CsE'
aatlrr pcn Trauen matts III lsrn geuen geIss8s
FERN IN S'ntrlo %" City itr. Iuirartun5 uni itslts.
ratptni f. II ,srtrttn Wcrteu RE sntmirriscnn ;
Ga9s UNI re ,aul ane llnterrrudlne, w:lter iii
t'litrf 9aiite meui6litsn gsltlitait unit r &c
Irst ned CUR @tanre res slt utttteh nenn3ttntcn
Sa1rtunfslte tetsttncm .Gei,ssn uu ierrrrfen'
pae 9triB rrn ibrtm Sianfpuntte aus ui6t uns
Siui9e Sslldnssn, Zen Srluen pas StimmrrGt ;u
s'tF''Itn unp ft an Ger 8csisrurs DIS eanref
ltsilntbmem 81 laifen. llnins~ 5trrsn 8spraier-
i"' len ira'sn % u~nEaIat, ri'is Bite, utns lie
sinsr wsttsrtn Ssrottnn5 3n w~irrisen. fur, unr
itnSse ron Ter 6dne ~ weii.a. Glt 0,itls
n'n'n'Fedt lcelt sfrape lot, I'M Uni re @lnd sli5z
''rtt S'Gltartis su ma6m Gann MIR E rat
t1ulent tabriSs &si& inter Der 9erritait rr 9iais
Ten suur Wstrst ltin.n Sin;us talter; ilatt in Die
Wtrtbstaultr perten rir Waintr am itrsr esltrsu-
8tn 0ttitt:liunen Scnntass in RE gttb1ujsr wal!=
'ahtttn UNI NatntiltaBs tsi siler la6e I9es i'm
Srsils iFlT 9IEdliten TamiIt lt utrr tie seit-
ride Yrettlt tires ssttblten SwI.neutsn mts1-
talten. B,l6 EladIi&F, fss"srei6e 3nturit
I'm Fas 9'rauittt 3tl, bic NtputIt in EN- srp-
bcs NhlrtntanS gu Htrranrsln, nrG ttEelrr unp
lifs!tr gu srrrifrn, itllJrn mir ucr, cas- SIimm
rtdt nutt az llnminri1e, his su 6 Satrsn brat,
gu %sIttstIsn; aud in Ger Nasrteit iuuts nan tuas
gent itin'
3ie ;reite unitrtr 9ssitIatur s~Orselss:e Srase
tttri1t tis Srrufung eintr StaatS Convention, I'm
III lsre neue Gonititutirn IA amtneiren uni ric
aEltrbt3sn Sttlen rarlus 81 sntituitn. TaB tis
n'If eeniiItutirn u~"isrcs Staates an mantra
Vstrftsn huS Nanseln leirst, mterlirst ttihcm
SWti1fI, rrr mir is!tit tattn ~rititIten rintr 3tit
III rlecm Vlaits ssnu5iam aeruat; atsr mir talltn
Ten lfFi4en 3ti!pantt nttt fur sfrisnrt, riri:
Satf no6Eals Dor 'ras Splt gu trjnaen unr
fanlit tenn rctsll iire unrIitsa Glrnent i'm Staate
Vets9 nRst 81 stteh, IfIm grhrt,1ttrn uui'r
Neue 81 ~tsainnen unr ten Stdai nah tlum 3 s
rpnnensr Stubt mi'rtr alien Auiresun3sm sinss
s%ttitteltsn &atItlmriss prris;u1sttn. llncrs
n'ilr erni tutieu IT rtn Grppelbsars tin Iptr
I'M Nn9', rnr 9erars titsr llnlltanr irlte lur irreu
iratren Nfpatlttlitr fr tritiglte @tuur irin, le
"n'tTanrstt auIre6t 30 erbaiten, ne lisItsns il
large, sis :as j'st rom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ts,
GOnfreieS bftsit5 ansenpmmtns Is. Ameur emrnt
3W Ger. Sraattn Gent ,tutipn, mslttS al1smc nss
St!mmr dt c,m lnttil&isr Ter 6%auia.te gum
N@tipnnlJFtE m1tt, vol ZEN sssFl'b eri>rt sd's
Gsn TIC, Stritrilsn autr Staaen ter lluirn
rHt Ticilt itin mira, ras nitt metr llnst rauu II
tAnn. llrlSre ntue GpI i~ttutirn, 10 manJtlbar Pc
out kia mag, bat wsniSitsnS ren Slaat Yor rtml
ling Iud, misrcr III tie Sanrs res p:mctralii6 ,e.
tsuNtm GtIte'fnr'ls ;uud;uialtn, tematrt,
unr m,un wlr NhlUuri { in srsiIts &eutudg us, :
ran laiI. II n~rllsn. ~ ipmsn wtr is Geu,e md II I
Nttstrrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13
r S BROWN.
Adnr. of J Il Brown deed,
Notice cf gmaL Se1Lenzcuf,

Public Notice is hereby given to all Gre
ditors and others Interested in the estate
of Joseph P. Brown decd, that | will
make Final Settlement thereof at the next
term cf the G~asconade Probate Court, to
be he'll and begun On the third Monday
February next al the courthouse in the
of Herman.
NANCY E. BROWN,
Admx. O. Joseph p. !'rown dacease
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13

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Gin 0albinston fslssramm Iast, eab
@.nsral Grant i'm Gsirrdd dubsrts, rab sr rrirz
Nmcus emsnt. psl&ss ras ;Saus AM Iegten Cams
lt0sspulfrte, stsnials baIp paii's.
CONDOR, 8. SER. Gius Gspsi6e fam .t.n
ron Slsn OH. rr ssmdb Tie srie6i itsn Ylinifsr
iit weissrn, itrs 3ultimmuna al Fem Yariisr Son.
lsrsn3s YrOtOtcl ~ stbsn unr e.Sbalb psm &Dnis.
iNre Ns1snation einrsi6tsn.
paris, ZEN 2. Gstruar. Go bsst, str
8rnis 9sCrs BON Grie &snIano i ole lG rem
GOuiersnst sidlaisn iuSsn. Sn Ntten tsri6t
siObe Auirssuns.
-Sn DEN srisn 9assn RE Sanuar kllrtsn ssi
Ssirslrsrs rte Sdums unr St.a 'dsr unp S&mst.
trIinse ssi5tsn iip'
-aui rsn StraBn rrn 9Unrrn tamsn I'M
9auis res Satrss 1868 nitt meniec als srsi
punt srt UNI rrel YaiUmn rmh y erie uni gGas
gen nm. Bon pisiea marsn bret uni att,is &inetr
lie 3atl Der in Ger pa upIitart sslOrtst'u 9er-
pnrm II ic srub, ME ris aui Ten Gilsntatnsn
ocn England Vsruu9ludtsr. ,
-Gtteaau, 4. Ge%riar. @innie Staih
msl&s. mis bsrsits irltst GcmeIeet wnrrr, isit rrsi
lGpten ltetntolt in rtm rlt.rli6sn 5auie %unrsit
Burlington, &iEernim, i':yt, it nod ni6t trrt
mic Is Ssts:n tieB. e. R:antr pom NtITautee
trtld.t in smer ani ae. tap lh ras Mlr6en
npA in DIM nam, urea 3uilanps Wie Irilher tr inrs.
{ Mumie, ra5 Sms "t:ut,rt @lt'rn, ATTIC, nj.
mr ltcn ilhter tpihttteu. ibr:n Slts:, ais fs
lt Yrn timer lhW:.,n SrIh,trt ~r!pVlte, 6 o1au.
ZAP lis sinl&laisn nut tns lang: 5;.tin ii ':m
3ultanls bleitln min. es irls Tic nipl tes cssn
laicn, rcnn ls iti n.Gl tOrt.) @an tam ansrsm
&6rptr time Spar pcu Ssrrtl uHa watrnsbmsu.
SIR rc6tes DIR ri,r %;uwrll.n rcth mt tltitt 10
l~anasrs 3sit uni tmmaI tsbtII Is tie rUtbe Gasbs
nole Eisrunr Svan;i9 Sthnrrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13
NOTICE OF FlINAL sETfLEMENT.

Pu! c uotice is hereby given to all ere
dltors nd Others lnteres interested in the
estate of George C. Cartor deceased, tfa'
l Will make Final Settle ment thereof q
the mex, term If the G%asconadO pro9a.'
Court, to be held and begun on the thirf
Monday in February next stthe ceurtheus'
in the town of Hermann.
JOHN SOUDERS.
Guardian AMI Curator of the minor eI1
OF George C.. Carter DECD
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13

men wc1en, fur3. is tntrsdtsn, ta6 In Ger Strabsns
sCfs antat S&narp5 MIR @afsr Fsb. Cis
3%,mrusnilr Ssotut's battsn nGmlid witrrnr Del
NaGl rsn SGnaprt 81 ictlen unu eie Safer nit
@nHer ariIat.
Cine tdas,lids Bill rsi&te i'm senatt eie @o.
essirlatur Rcistsry pom NOuapas County elm.
Gisislts ssriast n;&ts w~eniSsr, ais rab Seer, Ger
sine @mttstaus. Grreeffcn e uns) erbal', siat
garsitaft pen $4,000 lstsn mub, une pab rr
niGt nur ftinem @epOtntsiisiduier. gttrunfsnsn,
STANDARDIZATION uns uutsr Grntrrlls Stetsnrsn
ssiaiss, G'strdnts rsratrti&sn ra'f, ionrsrn ras or
ltgltaust frinem Ssrteirattstsn Nann Ctne Gin'
n%iais'ns irii or 6rHu irssns mel6e Ssiitiae @ss
trdnte peratrsitsn rari. Die Sia murte, na&rsm
lie con ren @snatO,sn Srusrs. @cttidalt unr
glor estt' trsfli6 harattelifri rurss, al ras Gr-
mite iir Criminal Surisprureni rtrmisisr, pom
o is trfsnili6 nitt mstr 5uriid!' tren rirr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13
50 NGer 21nD

4 liz Misilen in ..searsr einis srn 5errnanu,
Suite 3t.ler senaant ietr GIT iur
Weinfnu asi9n,t, stenic t~tsilwsiie iIr RE &ultur
pom Srrn uni Sei;en. gut nit 5oIs rrritbtn, iinr
inner anncbmSaren Ysringunsen 3u psrtauisn.
Ndhers ~9tuetuhit miro sriteilt uui Ger Srpsru.On
risieS Giatie..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13
90 t J.
@r fit nit Gred rvdi&t, miro ,i&t rein.
Mleidf. rr,ruoi GjIpihsS

@lsidef er;eust Glei6es.
@sltes Ger Sal tei mir ni6t III. UNI bic
SGriit pat: Qiets reine Sreunps! Or fNpfl)
ipri6t prm l~lnlimr, -0emsinteit, ,rsis absr nitt,
wos ras ~bereutrn ipu. rph srflare ito paraus einsn
Nenitsn pom rrei Sinns,. 'Eestalb netme i'd
rs niGt iir Itrl. msnn Gin SrlGsr Die Natrbsit
nit 9uasn serttsirist. 3wsitens tcmmt or init
traiid unr leuii&, mo i'd gar nitt spsiFt bel einsn,
Msnidsn ron prsi Gisrtds 1att, ras er fiji jeltlt
in rislsm 3nfanse %tsfnrrn mag.
unD cite SGlans~ta ii6 ltit Ysrratbea. ua-
rant III DIR g1elt 9ptn.
Tamit stbs i'd msinen Stlub an tas gutlis
tu". anp. SUeiE.
Rag Wir snldrsn bisrmi. eirlt Vclsmit in
uni erem SIntie iar sei6lOAtn. .. 2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13
SerfeiQeruuQ.

@sntasren 5. 5etrunr 1869 Mir
rer uHvrSsrt~s. ~"' .i~sr 8 arm IN rfr Mru
@rrtt ieige iammtlitfn 5arm- uue gBsintau -.
rdttitaitsn, atlt 8isb AT Den 9ietftietepre
vsriisi9erp. SauRuifiss fun tOF ;6it siusslaren.
Qutru @raB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13

ratrsne sisisr Belt rem Gairptab an Aaeere ubns
Ssiriui nns rss gsreins ;a serrtaten.
SelblSlsn: GaB zine Grtrapstlamm lung am
II. {. VI. atsttalt.n rereen ious, nun len Gcm-
mittee Ssr'tt entsesen gu usbm.n.
. rraui Gsrasuns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13
5Aotlce of Final SettIEmEmt.

Public Notice is hereby given to all Gle
di,ors ane others interested in the estate
of J. Il. Brevn dec. ased, that will
make Final Settlement thereof at theu mex
term of the Gasconade Probate Court, TO
be held and begun on the third Monday IN
February next at The courthouse In the
towi of Hermann.
MARTIN S. BROWN,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13
nScr,nnirll

trR' srats, sriitsn e6iQsri Aas. G'unsHtsrs
Slrabs, 5eriranl,, Wie. a.5.Hst;1I az
;Iyi.i 55tsZ Ge!1.i3
81 81 .na" strga4
a..t -.e.br 61.a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13

Cine islti 9Utisit.-gin Mies
tsH in 8nniatre Sis. F'l rurt itr unar ~tlnrissa
uno icsar perwel flutes Srn.tmsn jenr Start il
CUR Qalt. rap rer Startratb sintn gsitluB iasts,
ipr clnen ne en- An5uS. $50 i'll ejtIr nm amei 81
Itnta In 1tdtts gu sstsu, iiuS iit itrsn Sslistien
teI nt&t pid tsi:r mar als it .Itt, ~tsirltbeu un>
RE @tatt aui inlne re,In1tn mrue. Ssirs nil
lisHn ein, uni i%slsentef mar, ME Ter pslsm
AItanY strsst" rsdklt Die 9'aumSssGamUni
RE Der Stlptrittsr psrridtrte:
Sim til En's ,%uirisstn. bic @iOlis gu bsirai6cn
uni mt ibr ~ lsteu. nnr nit ipr nod Gtssenns
~ qstsn, unr rprt tsl ibr 3u t%Ieitsn, trcs aaer
@eitss nnr rsrsm ECIssn s"-nSa!"-v@ ut, pann
1ete i'd gnt btsrnit $50 unr risle Swei Giien.
tatn 5idtis, unu tsiebls Gut, in GtsYenne gu
tleitsn, bis sas gjsilan,-S cmi,s bort tintomm'
uur Gu6 teir. auitarSt. &msn."
Gas jun9s Stspaar trat, 20" fieiem %ieltiamsn
5sssn tssIsitst, iUsIsi& feline SO&Seitsrsit an.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13

@aseonapt 50 9aupwtrthi&au
lt6er Serein.
ertra gerhmmians ON ScuntaS rem 81.
6rtruar 1863.
3atlrsidss sri htinrn FER Nitslisfer wirr srpar
let inrem mittiss Gsldaite np,liessn.
$. 8. 5edmanu, Sse.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13
3u DerfQufen.

Scstsn ertaltsn per- Grcns cine urine 9 uru
BON ZEN tsrutmten .5enry's" @sinitse rem. psl6
ssim Eussnr prer ginBsln gu perta uisn PM Eel
Gbarlts 3. Gisen.
Chm ais tete id msin Eager RON ytutetlsn
Statl unr Tfertclfutm wlerer t~rRsuert.;
6. {. 6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13
ecfmmbcg;

rae ss ris @ate strtrtntt,i FL I'm ter5uiprfffn
Nud ssrSi nj isin Srrratt ven itrtistnl e aistn
leint Nnsrrabl III stns.~; Ratmtn, e risaeln
6snfsrpcrba uafn, !Riar arda.u IT, m.,t. &~-
NJ ertamitit res gutlifnms I'M iNuat msiasa.
Grin @ti&dit if gu inrsn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13

mirtlitt cine quite @usmstl sra Wdartt Fate
wslbs sr gu rem nisrrlait II grtntn '%r,rtaui,
o:llObnt ss il6 taun', rieits aui aemTtn!itt 0' H.
bstannt 3i naten. Garum iputs man ui&t
Z ~ g&fr s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-02-13
tOOt

hr lsin siSsnsa Sntrrshe iein une itins 9(bts
midi an ontsrn 9lab,H tauisn, che man o., 8.
Saltnritters MUrtcl: qaaer a%fasieben unr fG pom
eer gc,suAtidtrit rer sRaarsu NIB SiatSttit Ter
prsiie iiter,su4t bat. Gin, Setter. rsthsr nrt bet
int taults, bat 81 ~ s.. ;~a.assn!i
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-27

newsmongers and the scandal-loving portion
of the public. The annovance and injury
occasioned by the publication of incomes
may be averted by enjoining upon the officers
secrecy in regard to the returns delivered to
them. For though publicity here and there
operates as a check upon fraud, and may
compel some to pay tribute who have hitherto
evaded it, we cannot forget that properlyl
organized revenue service would be able to
guard against knavery and evasion of the use
of means within its own reach. Its own ser
wants should suffice to prevent the escape
from taxation of persons notoriously rich, OF
the gross Justification of income by persons in
business. This done, publicity would be
unnecessary, and being unnecessary, would
be nuisance which Congress may be asked
to abate
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-27
DELAY IS PERIL.

From the n. Y. Tribune.
Twenty-Five States have already ratified the
fifteenth amendment to the Federal Consti-
tuition, whereby the right of suffrage is ac-
corded and secured to every native and every
naturalized citizen of the United States,
without regard to race, color, or previous
condition of servitude. The ratification of
five more States is required; and there are
four Southern States-Virginia Georgia, Mis-
sissippi, and Texas-ready to give such assent
unless repulsed by those who ought to vel
come and facilitate their cooperation in the
needful work Is it not palpable madness not
10 hail their accession with hearty enthu-
siasm
We have recently conversed with leading
Mississippians of diverse antecedents and pre-
ferences. They are preparing for spirited
contest IN their approaching election, but on
no clear issue. The radical Republicans as
sure us that they will vote against the dis
franchising clauses of their constitution-that
no such would now be proposed or advocated
that the existence of such clauses is due to
the passions evoked by civil war, which have
now nearly died out. Though there is large
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-27
BORIE'S FOLLY.
From, the N. Y. World.

rTOn tNe ". Il . HOTNls
The names of our naval vessels, a telegram
from Washington states, will not be restored
by Secretary Robson, because he intends to
leave the whole matter for Congress to deal
with. But Congress has already dealt with
the subject, and, according to the laws by
Congress- enacted, with which poor Borie was
of course unfamiliar, General Order No 130
was without authority and void. So that all
Secretary Robson has to do, and just what
he ought to do, is to treat that order as so
much waste paper. If steps have been taken
to carry it out, they should be rescinded If
not. he should permit none to be taken. Or
the order may be simply countermanded.
Secretary Borie changed the names of
forty-two vessels Now, all of these were
built bv the United States, and their names
were bestowed upon them by proper autho-
rity. under an act of Congress, when they
were built Neither the act in question nor
anv other act gives authority to anybody to
change their names That may be done, ac-
cording to an act of Congress, in the case of
vessels purchased by the United States but,
whenever these are thus renamed, there is no
authority conferred upon anybody again to
change them. A name for United States
vessel once conferred by the designated au-
thority. can be changed only by act of Con-
oress. Secretary Borie, therefore, did not
only stupid and tasteless thing, he did an
illegal thing. Secretary Robeson, in sheer
kindness, ought not to make him ridiculous
in the obscurity to which he has returned by
perpetuating for another day the remembrance
of his folly. The old names were excellent;
let them stand.
AS for gallant Admiral Porters plea, it is
sufficient that he is forgiven for his share in
the blunder.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-27
THE UsURY LAWS AND THE BROKERS

The USURl LAWS AND The BROKERS'.
From the NJ Y Herald.
The Wall street brokers seem likely to have
a check put on their high profits. The public
is so disgusted with the system that finds
favor in that locality that the prosecution will
be sure to be sustained by every class, how
ever high or low, outside of Wall street.
Though we cannot deny that we are in general
opposed to usury laws-being of opinion that
money, like everything else, should be left
free to look for the highest purchaser-yet we
admit that circumstances may arise in which
such laws may prove Of great service. Here
we have combinations made to tighten the
money market, giving money an undue value
in order that the rate of interest may be raised.
Such dealing is unhealthy and most preiudi-
cial to commerce through every part of the
country. We have bankruptcies and dull
times in consequence, and it would be hard
to say what class Of society is not injured
thereby. Let these money brokers make
money in a fair, honorable way, letting it out
at its true, not inflated value, and supposing
they should thus chance to exceed the legal
rate of interest, the public will be so we'll
satisfied with the bargain that the law will be
suffered, as before, to gointo desuetude. But as
they do not choose to act so, for these modern
Shylocks we have no pity. They are gentle
men who stick hard to a bond, and look for
the law to support them. Give them law,
then, we say and plenty of it.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-04
Ender's Chill Cure Never Fails.
Rather Tall Corn.

1t Is said that a Mclean county farmer,
named Joseph Long, has thousand
acres Of corn growing, the stalks Of
which will average fourteen feet In
height. This Is very fair crop Of corn
but, In Mississippi county. opposite Cairo,
such growth would be regarded rs
''stunted." 1.-THE Chicago national fair,
held In 1860, cornstock from that coun-
~ measuring nineteen feet -four inches,
was placed on exhibition, by a gentle.
man who declared that the average hight
Of the entire crop Of which II was q sam.
pie, was over sixteen feet. But the Nc
Lean county farmer has, nevertheless, q
good crop. The ears Of our corn can just
about shade It's tdsseis--this and no more.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-04

There Is an organization among the
boys OF Memphis known ss the Macker-
eli Brigade-and more precious set Of
young scamps cannot be found In the
United States. Their depredations are
not confined 10 Memphis, but members
Of the brigade "do" nearly all the river
and railroad towns OF the southwest
Yesterday morninga one.leggsd man
arrived per the Great Republic. The
same boat. brought q "mackerel" In the
in the person of a youth, thirteen years
Of age, named Henry Carleton. The
cripple bought so worth Of clothing at
Ike walder's, and depositing them In II
satchel, asked permission to leave them
In the store until the arrival Of an up-riv-
er boat. About an hour afterwards the
''mackerep' dropped in and asked for
the va.ise, remarking that the cripple
had found boarding house, and sent
him for the satchel. The story WAS plau.
sible, aud the "mackerei" made ofYwith
the goods. A short time afterwards the
cripple dropped In and asked for his
clothing, when the "mackerels villiany
was made apparent. Joe Arnold was In
formed Of the transaction, and soon
found the youth ut the depot. To al
inquiry as 70 what he hadjdone with the
clothing, he insisted that he had, sold
them to negro, who:had left In skifi,
But Joe continued his inquiries and a.
nAlIy got on the right track. The yonng
scoundrei had sold them ut o junk shop,
on Eighth street. The case was heard
before Squire Bross this morning, and
the ''mackerel" committed TO jail, In de-
fault OF $3.50 bail. to await the action oil
the grand Jury.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-04
Dsu Rsee's l'treus.

The steamer viii 3. Hayes. with ban.
ners flying, and giving out strains Of
delicious music, sailed into port this
morning, with Dan Rice's only own
circus on board, under the special man.
agement and direction Of the irrepressble
Dan himself The canvass was soon
spread at the corner OF Poplar and Tenth
street, an eager crowd cycling the opera
ton, in delightful antici patton Of the
sights and sports OF the afternoon and
evening it
While we write, heshouts Of delight
ed multitude reach US from the cover Of
the canvass, giving out assurance that
the show going on is made up Of all that
Is best and most wonderful in arenic
sights, sports and pastimes.
Tonight the closing exhibition will be
given, and the large canvass will no
doubt be filled to repletlon. Everybody
will 20, and give the great Snowman q
farewell benefit that will cause him to
remember Cairo rs q city wherein he has
hosts OF friends who properly appreciate
him.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-04
Ettde noes or Decline.

The Daily Paducah HERALD has been
suspended, the proprietor alledging his
failure to realize promised support, as
the cause Of the suspension.
In this suspension the city of Paducah
will be the greater sufferer. = If the town
ID unequalt 10 the support an economically
conducted daily newspaper, like the
Herald what is It equal to? Surely,
the outside world will not look to such q
town for prosperous, liberal merchants,
full hotels, busy mechanics and laborers !
The town that permits Its papers to fail
for want ofpatron age, Is not considered
by the public as the home ofthrift or en-.
terprise, and the man Of capital, seeking
favorable chances for investments, will
give such place the 60 by without in.
quiry. He will, ~ men usually do, form
his estimate by what he sees and hears,
and II he be q man whose money and
common sense renders him a desirable
citizen, he will steer clear OF all towns,
claiming ten thousand population, that
can permit their daily papers to die for
want Of patronage.
The Herald has labored faithfully for
Paducsh and its enterprises, and now
behold Its recompense! In It's daily
shape II dies because Its income Ii not
equal to It's support. The citizens Of Padu-
cah may treat this failure lightly, but,
so far as the effect upon the public mind
In concerned, 1t would have been infini.
tely better had one half Of her wealth
been swept away by conflagration.
The Herald will hereafter appear as
. tri-weekly, in which shape It may or
may not be supported. The evidences
Of decline In the town, shown by the dis
continuance Of the daily Herald may
continue until even the tri.weekIy Her.
aid will die Of the same disease that
killed the daily.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-04
New Breou.s.

Weask the attention Of the reader to the
new the advertisement Of Messrs. w. F.
Mckee q Co., manufacturers Of brooms.
Those who have received their supplies
from NICK. 4 Co. will cheerfully testify
that they have dealt In no brooms that
give more universal satisfaction. They
are made Of the best broom -corn, and In
the neatest and most substantial manner
possible. As the arm regulate their scale
Of prices TO compete with other markets
they are entitled to all the patronage OF
the country; and heSis not true friend
Of home enterprise who sends his money
abroad for goods that he can secure at
the same price ut home.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-04
RIVER NE WIS.
ARRIvALa.

ARhIvALh.
Gen Anderson Columbus VIM White, Paducah
Dictator, Mound City Anna, ~ Louis
Silver spray, CinciunatL, Bon Accord, 81 Louis
Linton, Memphis, Olive hranrh,
Bella 81 Louis, Memphis, MArbte ~, ~ Louis
Mnneolo, Memphis, WIS Hays, 81 Louis
DEPARTURE,
Gen Anderson. Columbus. WIN white. Paducah;
Anna; Cincinnati n Dictator, 81 Louis
Ninneola. Cincinnati, Bon Accord, 30 Louis
silver Spray, ew Ori'ns Belle - Louis,
Olive Brench, 81 Louis. Marble City, Vcksburg
Linton, Evansville
The weather continues charming. The
days clear and the nights pleasant and
nights cool and invigorating.
The Mississippi continues to decline
while the Missouri Is about stationary.
The Ohio is rising at Pittsburg with 80
inches In the channel and rising at Lou.
isville, with three feet six inches In the
canal. The stage Of water In the lower
Ohio remains about as at last report, but
the rise at Louisville may help 1t in q
day or two. .y.-. Lad. MIA.
Here the river has remained station
airy since last report.