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, 1869-10-27

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Serious EAI1 THROUGH Il III
A 9knid ON tae CoEnscrfcltcrs.
CINCINNATI, ocs. :t--Jarnca H. Martin, Of Le1-
iuafub, Va. Icll through the hAtchHsy Of the
ttraraeE shamrock al tue landing this morning,
srrouslJ trtuztDK himself. lie was taken to The
hosrftaL Lie, With hts parrnts were emiGtatluR
10 HANNIBAL, No. The parents tcna,ned With
him.
TIE Shern has hsen appointed receiver Of
TnA.es-s Circus In the sult OF A. henderson Tue
ccuIs has ordered the property 10 be SOLD Nove1u.
b4r9.
4 Telegram came. from Oseood. Indiana, stating
that 1saac Levi Aud John CLARK. two Of = hand
Of coun1er1esless ~eFs IN The CITY Deputy Unisei
Stats Marshal benpster ant vetectlTe Co!cof
found the two In a rp0m IT the Walnut
Street House, counting money. botn
~evc sua'e prisoners ami brought before Gntted
States Commissioner liallhtay, who committed
them ior appearance before the Sraud jury, In de-
tauN et $lp,lSt bail cacn. III Can IN counterfeit
Sailonal Bank currency OF various JenomIuA1t0ns
veEy poor, were captured on them The United
*taits Marehas tc;ceIarhed The Intelligence o
their arrest 70 co1o;el Whitley. Ct tns
wro had last Eight Arrested there Lyle Levi aut
Mis- RttcnnouEc, brother acd sister Of Isaac 1ev1
| and captured large amount M counterfeit cur
| senrs nr,o them
TIE grand taEy Of the Cplted States pnr1t
CoCYt. 0ctoier tern. was cECaa.1:e 1aa.t tsceyex
t ,ceir charge from Judge Lea,tst this plorninG,
| Weather cIea1 a1d warmer. Thermometer a
/ nn0H H.
, 1869-10-27

Thnnk@civlps Proclnnanslon-Iud
ctnl Appoint M acnt-FAtn1 EnlI 1ron
n nScnfsold-,Itlixnry Organization
Special Despatch. to The Chicago Tabune.
SrK1EGYIELD, Ill, Oc:- 96.
Governor Palmer will Issue his proclamation TO-
nprrnw, designating Thursday, tho 18th Of No
vesnoer aext, a. Thanksgiving 1ay.
The Governor today tssuel commission to
Charles Il Steele as Judge Or the Common Pleas
Court o! the Gift Of Ma!toou, 70 dll the vacancy
caused By The aeA>h oI n. G. CzaadocE, Judge Of
1nld court.
About o'clock thls uaotnng. Sullivan Conant,
Esq. met with serious. and, It Is feA1e1 fatas
tcc.dtnt- tie WAA engaged IN fep4rtnK building
o~nctl by him on s,ain F1th street, and fell from
asca1old to The ground, dlslAnce OF about t~en-
u feet. lie Was taken Up lnse1ssbte &nd conveyed
| to h,s residence, waeso he remained unconscious
| fur / early An hpu<.
| The stuu*nss Q! tic Wninp.c Academy. nj Jack.
| Eonsllie, haze lotned = military company, aud
ulaue resluis!ttoa on tho state ordnance Officer
| for arms and eqnipnentA
E1ask County settled u full with the State 10
day. paying So Into the State Treasury.
, 1869-10-27

LOUISVILLE, Oct sa-A1sices from AEtcht11s-
Ettle, lean give the following correct report 81
scrns mai Hiram Sratr and ,nan nauci
lco- r1eFson, had ltttcaltF. In
which the former drew biz pi-to1 md 1red It the
is1ler. hu. missing him. rte1san drew his revolver
ard thot SIuazs In the leg. The parties thea
ceased. AID uSht easue.i, IN which each was
tehten ever the head With ihelr pitsolA
lAltr fhts Su1AEs Ant fricnu OF
his naHed lanes ksQatxer weat on
together, tut Khnalzef returned in :hoft tine 70
the scene OF tie difficulty. when MAJ nAmcsl
Gr7r TBrlnF spoke 10 him. faylnE. *uow do 5o1
dc. Ii1." Katatzc1 tod Taylor to 20 Away, b:
did tot Whit 10 Talk 10 him. wneseoPon qaa1ss.
Sss sn M isoa1;se rsas ss Keaai
ger WA 5cpt in rho foos Aoa
Tster received hall In his hip. Durirg the melee
up tn the 3,f,culty aui was shot hy knnAster, sne
hail penetrating The boxeis, 1nflettre very dso:
Eerpus, and peFnspa mortal wound. kanat1cf IT'D
10 Frankiln, kE-t 1t Which polEt he MAS oEeseakeE
and piaCe1 in inll,
, 1869-10-27

Il Zig Iicid OF Co7n-Ts:r fold Snap
-tEutlruaai T0Ft.A.c.
Special Despatch to The t'h.ca =, Tribune.
JAcKs,,~vi:+r, Ill, Oct sE
SaEuci Mood, Of Morgan C0u:is, EHs : ne'h Of
Stfv oe1ce tl5t Hti average this year 100 bushels
.ut corn to the arr.
Muuze, who shot Lir1seir 1.st FHdaJ, tae s!cec
.d!eA-
In tpe heuxr ~ tar depth OF raj All lntl
.Tr-rc ia. s'ccs E,ct n n" R:sort t:r3 ofaee 81
lhxSfus,i. Kock Isap.I i u I1+ !tAEoAd C7I7-
paay ID tsyor II 1he Cuiou fsasi c,sapsu, o1
Nex lark on tnat psrt u t:e sa:d r4aFT.: ,i T.
lhck 1slatd, Mercer. Wa.aar. ue.de'6 ". Nc
nonoa4n, Schuyler, cass. Morgan, sea;t. Gteen.
Macoarsn. MndSon, a1d S. cla!:, TIE 1no1s<aSt 10
t+&a1r &puG. .9Jt vi tGt boud8 u said fA1oA4 COLL
p41y.
, 1869-10-27

:, Augusta te1. 96-Ed xard Cody, citizen Q!
Waf1tnso~r. Warren County, waa taken fron his
;,cHte !; ia:t r'sh' b! party Ut Ftdcraa soit'tra
" Els t*.tg rafricl out Ut tac town Cody eecaprd-
cctNtf mo HNn*hot wnund.. Tue sheriff re-
Eefstd tac outrage to the military authorities,
Tie eEhtf has crta,e13 mach t1I.fre;1tc
, 1869-10-27

1AA CtAN A@@
FARTK1I- ELLSWORTH Co...EtsIk; Co.EI;sr: EI.
ii ipTtn.i,ns IL the United states Pstcnt a!ad
4. A. es.k. attorney II rf.fter bes e sa5
quick applications and EaAd pAieasa II ta<dx
qtEre In IAfe st.
, 1869-10-27

AASTKNo, Ill, Oct. 96-A terrible are here tast
r:Rht oesuoled twenty or nose oot!dlaRA In
c.ndloE Iosl OF she uustness portion Of the town.
Tho totai lo6s Is son1e to-, 900. M1uJ fntiies Are
torpxn ont Of their houses, 4nt grost dstress pro
ssila- Amob9 the helldnas deatzoJed were ths
passenger AID freight depot OF tho Illinois CentfA
Railroad, fhA Posi- Once, Cole1 teFelD store,
Martins shoe shop. I1ewHt's grocery. nlaine, dry
eootls Store. Lanaton'a salooa. ComstockI Try
gooJs htoEe, Alzola 4aln0n. Miss Icons mtlltnery
establishment, Motey dt5 go1ds sto1e. LaIt9ck'
butcher shop, St1llwsj y dweilln1, aud Toublyn'!
bakery. The tEe lated An hour. Small Insurance.
kAhKAkEt. Uck 2A-ThArt WaA another usr
refe Lost pIaht- Two tAsp& weFe buroest, be1ons
tnR to !. O. Scoy1nc an't Z. c VI. Hettx- Tue d~elt
ltgs or both were endangered. but escspe1 Twt
hofsea were burned IN Scoyt!e's batu. Reltz':
io>a. E2.at0; insurance, $50. ScoFtles les*
tl,3po: INSURANCE, $24.
, 1869-10-27

o1%L4LNS
F,- TIC Coaatrx and City ade It lorr rates tts1 ac1
o4her heasc u the city NJ st,st q wa:!an:cd fet.A
rst And r.,ee city de.etl <1I tad II 70 Their
icte7rr, 10 Etye ,ne Gil of- 4a4 !.ep2t l9s EAss
XatiAaa X. ChicAkt " ERAZKLT0S.
, 1869-10-27
WISCONSIN,

FroETcsx ax1d Prospects OF tAc ro1atl~
cnt CnMpnIEn-Cold.
Special Despatch 10 The Chic4so Tribune.
MADISON, Oct 70
Ge1e1a Henry r. Connor, Of Iowa, one of the
rcoet able and eloquent speakers Of the West, has
been secured bI The Republican Central Commit
ire to speak in the following PLACES: R!pon
slaJ eecnlpr, tctbaeT e9s Heavier Dam, Saturday
evening, october 20: Madison, Monda. evening.
November i.
ttDut vne1rE1EthE.
The ". altcr here !s somewhat more moderate
than .ts;cniay, though slll 'es1 col lur the sea
fGE.
, 1869-10-27

BnsFnS. tct> 9G-1u the United States c,ura1s-
f!nreIts tou1f> yesterday. H. tsu.,nette ana Cot
1e1en 4 Ht,cpa1an Nese houaa orcr tn IL 00o each,
on Complaint for ea1EslnH on the hlstnsts OF rec
hEoen - extract OF 1on1per, Withoa: rasinx a
, 1869-10-27

W,1Hi4n7r&. y. C., Oct. sx-The case OF the
orfIceTx Of lhe sNha ras resumed befnfe tue TON
mns"nrr sotaE. Nj. Davis, Tor inc "eie1Se'
*sntea to tutsuGuce socc Of the ou1ccsa - ~;
nesse:. MF. Fatipt. for tho government: oplesEA.
Alter aou.e .lEc1ts1ou The Coust decided taAt nc
on3csfs were coGapeteut Il witnesses A1fcl tae
Gnrafltn c1 1h.. iKo wltnessc5 bE *htca uosA!a*
of sullnltaEo~ was elected, the coar1 sltousned
uItH 10 NotTlH.
, 1869-10-27

The Ternsa for abe lteunton Of ths
DID and New Aeh&ol PFeAbY EextnRa
Ratified
NEW YokT, Oct e8.-Retrrns hare BEEN reccis-
ed from unrt than twu thirds Of all tue presoy.
lefet, ratlSylrg the reunion OF the Presbyterian
Churches By the Required majority. The 70 ge1-
esA assemblies I'LL meet Ia PlttsbuEgn, Novem-
tef 10, 10 count the Totea and declare the resuL
, 1869-10-27
KENTUCKY.

Reunion of The Society of the Army
NJ tho Tcpncxscc-PE0mt mtucHt Mtlts
tarv wcu Gnvttcd-Odd Fcll0 0WAhtps
1or,srn,x. Oct. 96-The following arr amouk
tht tny,td t,r4t1 tn The reanion Of The SocAst Of
fnn ANN Of The tennessee, to b held III the city
ol Lonwstle On THE 11tn and lath OARS s Novem-
beY. isa9: Tit PgeAdent and CAntnat
, 1869-10-27

RefnEerET, Oct CA very successful frtt
t.atic meeting was tet4 this eyellnK. and ST.
dressed hs &. Il. Classeoc, rs:dens OF the Noca-
ester Ertorm LesEue; lTof rerry. Kfs. ~ shas
sl,t Naniou .:anas, Sscsessry at the New fofk
Fre*. Trade IeaSur. Eetoluftors we're passed.
eoulemn,ps pr.ecuse :s!e and esaR On ion
congress. to vote ror repeal ot the coa dary. \
fetlttou TO Congress, fasotlnK tue ~ 5tou ot sae
rc&l duty, ha4 teen e;Fscd b s,~o Eo.sfs- Inc
ret3tion t. nny->11 feet long.
, 1869-10-27

Death Of LH1ke 340AeA II. Hnrk tim,
OF Grand Havens
Special peapa:ch to Tue Chicago Tribune.
DE1xo11, Ock t.
News has reached here OF the death, on 6oudaT,
II Grand Haven, Of Noeea b. Hopkins, Ctfrutt
Judge Of the FunHeeath Circuit He hAd been
Aick tor lppX tine.
, 1869-10-27

nAL1IAohE7 Oct. o6-The il!4i OF Edvd. Gs1tr.
eiias Georre i. Howard, for rabnIuF The tpesseu.
ger Il the i1srndca Express Company. IN Btlu-
day. lie pleaded guilty.
, 1869-10-27
0MAHA.

PaA4cnEcrs for lEotcl
PFoiSck-
Special Despatch to The Chicago T11aaac.
OMAHA. Oct. 26-
Over one hundred passengers, iuci1dlng General
Thomas, Edward II. Green, o! London; e. q.
Hooker. & IL stearns, Of ssaa Francisco; Edward
r. k.rsley, George T. Denny, and Henry v.
Finch. Of Boston. started tor San Ffanctco ID the
arertn1 Pullman }1alacc 1f4ln tbtS morning.
John G. 6axe delivered = lecture before the
Young Mems Christian Association, to large al
diece, Tonight.
A stock comranY commenced osgan.ztng to
day, erect hotel to coss not letA thai SlcJ Opu
Neathet to-dny Gear sad pleasant
, 1869-10-27
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H{.A.Anr-L& &4fl &F.~1f

fT1kBrn6a. Oct. a6-CEcde petroleum quiet and =
hA seller Nn.rnt<r, ..de lsa.c; sslt to-day
lno ttis. s-!sE uet1!er, It 3ae W anotc se.f ~
n r. ~ stfn,a iusttet eonsannes TeE, stfong.
eknce rA. II 50 b1ls October Ut s4t lp byls do u
lt'ie, Rr11efc NnEt.rhef ahd December 1t S54.t
december xc Total shippaents outward <a<s bsI.
, 1869-10-27
Accidentally Nh 0&e

1crlsyllK, ny, t'c1 e6.--Anpus quarter past
IL last night, IN the to7us America l.arr-osu, On
Ih,n, tir~et, ". Scc,t Gort. ~hilc careIcss1y
harclirG ristn, shot Edward HrnnnEcr, hill
laid ruom rreptu1or, In the nesd. killing bin i'd
stant1s. GloIe-NAs arrested And lodged IN the
efattrn tcc.e.
4 Coroner : inquest WAS held On the body OF
EAWos7i Ecnsirlsf tnls rn0rn.ssg, ana the 3uty
brought III 4 verdict that lh'telnges came to his
". sept: t;:oFe. Tn!a metn,ncEtilo1r waa brought
before the City Court. lie xa,ttd cxamIuaftoo.
nni as atii 10 ba IN the sum oi q, 90 10 answe
n97 Charge Ehn: rsay he brought aeAa*t n!u in
thc t,5cr,t Cnur!, t3lnrc and hts tr.erds assert
that the t,egrr was pulled Under The Tsesanp1aon
that tic pistol Was not 1oaled.
, 1869-10-27

| ArursrA. Me-, Oct s&--Tne Governor left hero
[ today, without bavlng noae anI appointment OF
United StatcA Seu4soE, to fli The sAcaacJ eauseA
! ~ The death Of the lite 6tnAt0f Eea&c1den.
, 1869-10-27
AlitEh4nx 1l4r stock Market.

f1FtFnrR0H- Oet. -s-Ude1nt. Of cattle very large
AcertsstrE l1p1 h+sd: demand moderate, AID t4e.s
z:te1c lwer than la Hrek t<At hutchefs' st,ek I'D
atte; stl t ueinn4 y: se;e, stock eatte a4oted At
+tx44E,
..3d } pree4 uw era3os At ]L1s 3tss; prime int
lAtlta II ~ ukx1.N-
Muxt-Matkrt il. aetsre; rales frt Ill At ns41oc
, 1869-10-27

DRY GOODS,
PIBLD, LETTER { CO.,
STATE { WASHINGTON -STS.,
Call especial attention to sheir
large and well assorted stock Of
EACES AND EMBR0|DER|ES,
Just received By latest steamers,
comprising Gaze and Applique
collars, Sets, Hdkfs,, Barb$ and
CoiffureS all Of tue latest designs.
Chan'i|ly Lace capes, Paraso!>,
Fan Covers and Berthas, French
and German t'uipure Laces. Cam
brio and Hamburg Edgings and
lnsertings. Latest Novelties IN
Lare Trimmed and Embroidered
Sets. Also. large assortment Of
| Ladies' and GEMS Cambria and
Hemstjtchcd HdkfS.
, 1869-10-27

Weather lEcc0tts.
MADISON, VIZ, Dcl 3a-The weather for the
@ast shree DAYS hA4 been cold fos tho season b.
, 1869-10-27
GIFT CONCERT,
GIFT CONCERT.

-N--
MY nna fc+ erc a,u.- n3..,thr,;, .. u, NJ, =.
-. ~ :. .-ls*Hd ". -
t' :. ~ IN ~ Maass 'e- r.
sasS u ~ Ane nAHs AeutGe$ .sGH1tNl ~ pIlhkF
49," AN~ tFtet' II eafH aaEF-snf r. f!*a1
Lueet1 ann saate 70 tns aellhaSua ~ pfses t"fi-
VI ~ H as = 80 - " ~ sa>se A. -%15-s3'
- u ,t.Ie. -. yutnr =, ~. W.+,5h.;,, r.. .,t.
~ h,., T. ,,Hm. -, ~, ~. RI II H.. T.; ~. . ~
80 1.tsr ~ sns,rsient ~ 4 - - ~ .snr - - " - 49, ;n 1s
~ - " -. 10y na'f t:.e .oSuM .A
A0nN *eAafIteu. US NEfoe y hItieea F'irE
~ eae r4tss: " lMsr ARlhi u dr-Ht-
Me 1A5E Eto5Vftss ,:eA4 ALL Tt3faA4- t-3GH!Hk u
tsEa y; MiNhtt'i ~ ~ rfrt: :fsTt ~ Ss.;:a
- ,s X us; tnt LIN , ~ IL ~ ~ -, ~. ~
@ n E - .1.f x - n,if ~ w, W. ~ ~
r. IN ~ ihnt .hs'sa:FlS NJ p'ethhsy ~
W HsHH .H tH!tN Aa Aset,HS ). - tlH tta.,. a.t,
N.' aafaHv sats.s'HH e.S A.AHt14 y EA.ta144 .Er
~, ~. ~ T. .nt1. - ~
wv faH @ .ns ,rs - W. ~ 4.. ~ = III III
esEai.: i ,Er T., i.z ics iii. nsn.eit: >A4D
FtN~ rKIZEs .0oo-
r1, rntn,. M III: ~ H. -. .e.t ne '
OTHER PlilLE%
I n~ ~.o1,t .cc .,r ~ ~. - l. ~ ..r y no
, 1869-10-27

QlrO1. I0ECEk q CO.,
SHHsFAFKA Auvka1ls1f0 Ao1sTt
aH&AtFtE<t ts<<is< uxftr~f4.tp.A TIN 1nIB-
E~K, tss-s< A~a, IN rAtffFt ats~r-
st<n~~t' ~an-t far al fE@s}ArrES Oh MA0AzlS !
.sH asy tnNQtnftl ia T. of ftEi,FIet u th< pub
iAasta' 1tAe4tt pFthrs-
DFt3CE s. pEA41oLN-sr.
, 1869-10-27

DRY GOODS.
Thursday Morning,
From 8 TO II O'clock.
Thursday Morning,
From 9 to Il O'clock.
F. N. HAMLIn
u uU.,
105 l. 1o7 Lake-st.,
WILL SELL
all Prints al 8 cts. per yard.
Good Brown Cotton at 9 cts. per
yard.
Good Dleached Cotton at 3 cts. per
yard.
III Lonsdale B,eached Cotton at Is
| cts. per yard.
Ill New York MIL Cotton at IS 81
cts. per yard.
GOOD 'FRONT.' LINEN at Is cts.
per yard.
81 Bleachcd Linen Table Damask
at 50 cts. per yard.
Loom Linen Table Damask at 50
cts. per yard.
500 Bed Spreads at 81 each.
1000 All-Llncn Towels At 0 cts
each.
1900 pairs Ladies' Ribbed Hose a
= s cts. per pair.
1900 pairs Extra do. Plain at II
cts. per pair.
: Goats and Clark's Spool Cotton a
i Gcts.
500 DRESS PATTERNS at Sis
= per Dress.
300 Dress Extra Patterns at s2.5
per Dress.
Ill Best DeIaires at is cts,
> all Best Reps at rs cts.
/ 1900 Embroidered Handkerchief
/ at IL l.2 cts. each.
=. 500 Fine Lace Collars at so Ct:
II each.
, 1869-10-27

NTKklE & fArT1H.
s-ABIAf1n ApEEAe1kENb AaxK1A. p4AlB1KX 1ALA.
TEX BClLE1NG,
s4tAsf{At "a F*ee{+- AeEsf.zas 44s ~ T&sBCNH
= eur osrA rlts. a,i ai'o }o~ aty i'atlr At<ty q
fcr1ls Stx r~7t r of E'sasi'< Il AHtrtca a t~4A
r. Lte rtte*a. &firsafe1 oEt n4r.s~r Of pats4 ~
rt.4 j. rA..t- qrLA.ts
, 1869-10-27
FEE DISPENSARY,


Rxu1s, setn.d sosy Rice Jaek7au's Duildi- north.
rest corner q Jtfssen I'D Randolph u. 0Gee
"a saS1sesi sttnasaer I'd ae,ns4 70 ise de.ss1tas
PET tsr q sh1Iss E.ez7a.s.eEt % Il .l.aZ. pc9soz@e4
butSpnA Donations sent }. r. ~t&u. 11eHsazeks y
LaHkNex$ Nlu b aekoeNledked
, 1869-10-27


GfcAt 0rItains
AfrpnsyNENA.
IoNpoH, Dct u.
Acton s. A5.tou huecccdA Nj. LayAsu a. CON-
a i.sioner OF Works and Buildings Jauet 5tane-
ncid, II. F., haa pEe1 appointed Secretary os the
Treasury, rice MI Ayrton. and Mr. Gordon re-
places the III. Hon. James Monctefe ~ Lord Ad-
yocAte Of scotland
N4HtNE-
L1TKRrool, Oct. e6
The steamship Scrncsia, bp.lt for the rcnInsula
and Oriental Company, will aaQ on Saturday next
lp5 Stw YORK, hnsing been substituted 1os the
steamship China, n hlch Was 10 have aalled that
0aJ.
LtFEHrooL. 0ck II
The steamera Peruvian and City Of Washington,
| from QutIec, arrived.
NEWMARKET RACES.
LONDON, Oct. &C.
| WeStmtus:ct won the race It Newmarket to-
| day. TMcnt3-line ran.
, 1869-10-27

Cuba.
TIE DECREE GRANTING RE1tGsoCs pKsKDo4.
HAVANA, Oct 4s.
The t-ncr DE- Cuba, 4 Liberal Journal, praises the
decree establishing religious freedom. It expects
the most tene1cta! results for the country from
this great measure, believing that uhdes 1t the
Catholic religion will 1rsirr, and that Atheistu,
nov 40 preEatent. Will be hnt1nltaied.
The DiaFio mukts hr1ef reference 10 the decree,
hut tndu1gts IN 10 commeuls tor Of a3ainst IT,.
The Irenza expresses tts dissatisfaction, while
1t accepts the decree becanse It Is now lRw. .
Colonial REFORMS
The Colonial Minister Ut MadfI, ID answer to
teleRraphsc despatch from Havana, sa5a the Min
t.ity is resolved to take no Important action
touching social OF political reforms III the co!0neF,
untn tae parties Interested In these matters aze
htAYd-
Denmark.
Tue CHlAEsE EMBASSY.
CuEEAHAGE*, Oct &c.
The Chlncsc Embassy, after having visited the
capitals OF lJeDmarE. EorEay, aud S6eden, leit
| to-day tot the Netherlands
~
AuA1sin.
MINISTERIAL RESIGNATION.
[ NEkt1N. Oct. &C.
R.ron ynu I,er 1lesdt, Minister Of Finances, hi.
| resigned.
, 1869-10-27
SPAIN


IAApKlU, NCt- ~
It is reported that se1rano threntens 70 rta1gn
the Ri geneY 10 case Of 4 rupture between the
Cnion.sts and Pfpgtesd4ta.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-13
One Hundred Dollars stolen

The proprietor of the velocipede rink
lost coat last night, In the pockets OF
which were about one hundred dollars
in currency. He had occasion to step
down stairs and left his coat hanging
against the wall OF the rink When he
returned, a few minutes afterwards, his
coat was missing. Diligent inquiry and
search were instituted, but all to no effect.
No clue whatever could he obtained TO
the thief.
Offences OF this kind are becoming Ell.
tlrely too numerous; but the question
arises, how can They're prevented? Much
may be accomplished by increased vigi-
lance in that direction on ths part Of the
police, and by the arrest 81 every sus-
plcious stranger in the city who presents
no visible means % support. There are
n number OF that character now in our
midst, who should be brought TO speedy
account.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-13
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.
4 s"ggessioo 90 Our Bnsiue.s Men.

The weekly Bulletin l. a large eight
page, forty column paper. mado up frVrn
the choice general aud local matter pre-.
scented In six numbers OF the daily. II
will prove an acceptable sheet 10 every
person interested IN the growth OF Cairo,
the development Of Southern Illinois and
the contiguous portions OF Missouri and
Kentucky, and in the success Of the vari-
Gus railroad and other public enterprises
in which the people Of these localities
feel concern. In politics the Bulletin
i democratic, but during intervals Of
quiet in political circles, like the present,
will devote itself especially 10 local and
general news and the concerns and
projects Of the people and the country.
To those residents OF neighboring To-
calities who look To Cairo "a their source
OF supply, and As IA market for their farm
and other products, the paper will prove
OF peculiar value because OF its full and
carefully revised commercial reports.
These reports are prepared by gentle
man who makes commercial matters a
speciality, and may, therefore, be relied
upon rs correct in every particular.
We again ask the business men of
Cairo, and all Others interested In the
prosperity of Cairo, TO aid US in extend
ing the Weekly Bulletins circulation.
The price Is g per year; but sub
scriptions will perceived for six months.
Any patron Of the Cairo market, living
In the neighboring country, would ac-
cept receipt for a years subscription as
high compliment, and our business
men could not newest money to better
advantage than by distributing about
five hundred such receipts among their
friends In the country.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-13
Cairo weekly .BuIIetin..

We are much pleased TO be favored
with an exchange with this paper, which
Is now enlarged TO handsome size and
filed full of news, especially the local
news OF Cairo Aside from its politics,
we heartily wish II complete financial
success.
The above friendly notice Of the Week
~ Bulletin we clip from the GRANVILLE
independent one Of the most sprightly
and valuable country journals with
Clarke, who is the editor, becomes bet
ter patriot and christian the politics OF
the Bulletin will suit him "to r."
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An AtrocIous and Unprevshed Harder.
On sunday mnrnin1 laaf fSgo men

An Atrocious and Unprevsked Murder.
On Sunday morning last two men
crossed the river at Paducah to the I'LL
nois shore, and called at the farm house
Of Mr.. Robert Mccormick. They asked
for breakfast, but Mrs. Mccormick being
sick they were informed that they could
not be accommodated. They Insisted
aud finally Mr.. Mccormick and his son
cooked them meal.
After despatching the meal one OF the
men asked Mr.. Mccormick IL he could
change twenty dollar bill. Mr.. McCor.
mick replied that he could, whereupon
the men confessed that they had no
money. One OF them exhibited pocket
book worth 40 or 80 cents, and Mr.. G. de-
string some compensation for his trouble
asked the owner TO give him that. Re-
fused in this Mr.. G.. naturally became
somewhat exasperated, and few angry
words were exchanged; but q few min
utes afterwards the two strangers depart
ed leaving Mr.. G in an apparently good
humor.
Shortly after Mr.. Mccormick retired
to bed Sunday night he heard an unusual
rush among the green corn a. his door
and a moment afterwards there was the
tread of hurried feet on the porch, one
Of the intruders exclaiming, snow, d-n
you, we've got your These words were
followed by pistol shots fired indiscrimi-
nately into the room. Mr.. Nee. seized
his revolver and ran from the house, pur-
sued by one of the men, who fired upon
him, two Of the shots taking effect in his
left arm. Mr.. MEG, finally discovering
that only one man was In pursuit Of him,
presented his pistol aud firel three times.
The man fled, but not before Mr.. Nee.
had discovered that he was one OF the
strangers who had called at the house
that morning
Returning 10 the house he found all
quiet, but one one OF the first objects
that met his sight was the dead body of
his wife lying on the porch. She had,
most likely, attempted to follow her hus-
band and was shot down by one OF the
murderers as soon as she passed the
door. The ball took effect in her abdo-
men.
The neighborhood was aroused as
soon rs possible, and II was ascertained
that the two men had heen lettering
about the Deighborhood all day, placing
The matter beyond probability that they
were the murderers. Pursuit was made,
but with what result We have not learn.
ed. The packet, down last evening,
made the facts connected with the muir
der known at Ogden's landing. The
men had passed that point only an hour
or two before. AS Mr.. Ogden's sons and
others put out Ia pursuit imm ediateiy Il
1t highly probable that the bloody VIII
lains have been captured.
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The German nrnss n,.a

"A few months ago a brass band vas
organized In our city among our German
fellow. citizens, the services Of Mr.. Ed
Wittig being secured as leader and
teacher. The band Is composed OF the
following gentlemen: Edward Wittie.
w. Shick, VIM. Alba, Oh. Mehner, Alex.
Wittig, Jos. Huber, J. Burger, DR.. Cary,
Gust. Buder, all Of them respectable citi.
zens, engaged in active business pursuits
In the city.
About midnight last night the band
complimented us by serenade, and we
were surprised at the fine progress the
members had made In 30 short o time.
They executed several rather difficult
pieces In style that would reflect credit
upon organizations much older than
their. own. Continued practice under
the direction Of Mr.. Wittig (who arranges
the music) will soon render them band
of which our city will have occasion TO
feel proud. They possess the necessary
talent, and few months more practice
will develop 1t fully.
To the members, one and all, we ten
der an expression Of our sincere thanks.
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