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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27
TIRE GERMAN SCHOOL.
4 few words In it's behalf

ky citizen Of Cairo Is interested In
|ccess Of the German School. II is
the institutions that give charact.
|he city. II Is not only regarded as
ssity among our German fellow
:, than whom we could not have
y desirable element OF populationi
b convenience to such ofou Amer
kmily as may-deslre TO give their
en- q knowledge OF that almost In
sable business requisite, viz. the
|an language. No one thing would
readily determine the German
es seeking "A home in the W est, TO
among US, and any citizen will
at we want all the!German families
an be induced TO come among US.
lerto our German citizens have
ned the school out OF their own
Is, and that ii has been u great bur-
many OF them we need not say.
have not asked outside donations,
vision of the school tax and do not
Sc to do so now The Trustees
decided to give ball, from the
EDS of which they hope to so re-
in their treasury rs to enable it TO
the pressing demands upon it for
repairs, etc. The ball will be held
heels Hall on Monday evening
aud the tickets has been
at the low price Of one dollar. Ger
no man who is called upon will de-
buying ticket. In the diversions
leasures of the ball will be found an
alent for the dollar; and the consi-
ion that an excellentschool will be
ragged by the investment, should in-
everybody, whether he or she
- or not, to take a ticket, The
st man or woman in the city may
hat much without inconvenience.
5, then, whether we dance or not,
a ticket, and thus encourage the
AN School.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27
A Bold Robbery.


About IL o'clock last night a tall, i'll
dressed man, wearing n cap, accosted
Mr.. Thomas Tubbs, from Mt. Vernon, in
this State-a young and somewhat I'M
sophisticated young MAINLAND told him
that he was Il policeman and must arrest
him. Tubbs, although conscious Of no
offense, believed the villain TO be n po-
llceman, and accompanied him. When
the two reached the corner of Levee and
Fourth street the bogus policeman robbed
the young man Of sixty dollars in cash,
a silver watch and chain, and then seiz-
ing hold of his person threw him over
the railing Of the high sidewalk, dis.
tancelofabout sixteen feet, tothe ground
below. Fortunately the young man
was not seriously hurt by the fall; but
had he been killed outright it would
have been the same to the scoundrel who
robbed him.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

agricultural aud Mechanical fair
ltion project has been abandoned,
J.. Thornton, 90 whose hands the
given for money subscribed, were
I'D, asks the parties who gave the
! % come forward and take them
or authorize him 90 destroy them.
Peleiy expected TO unite with the
b the improvement Of the park,
4, Ia hand after the city had
IT, A. the Board OF Aldermen
|,cided that the park cannot be
b the fair association, and as the
ltIon feelsunable TO proceed alone,
abandonment Of the project fol-
a consequence.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27
Tho ordination OF Indge Hodges.

Judge Hodge,, the Independent candi.
date for the Office ofC0unty Judge, with
drawn from the contest, and gives in his
Frustrated as he Is, on bed OF sickness,
and thus separated from ill.adviser- lRnd
those who seek through him the distrac>
ton Of the democratic parry, he has had
time 10 tsurveY the situation for himself
The result is set forth In his letter,
which We publish in another place.
His better self asserted itself lie was
enabled 10 see the hopelessness OF his
candidacy, and the designs OF those who
urged him forward. He has done pre-
cisely what we have publicly and pri.
yatcly urged him TO DO, and has thereby
saved himself the modification OF an
Overwhelming defeat In this he has
acted most wisely, and he will never live
o see the day when he will regret his
course Coupled with the announcement
OF DIS withdrawal, the determination
p ..-g. 90 vote the regular democrat
ic ticket, and thcsymgAthy he ayows Tor
Ito party, !, ~ be taken as sincere. The
wrong which lie publicly acknowledges,
will not be cherished against him, since
II was not pursued to the material injury
oihs party.
We hope the old gentleman nay re-
cover from the sickness which seems TO
excite in him such gloomy forebodings,
and live 10 see that in the selection Of
Mr.. Bross for the Office Of county Judge
the democracy did what he says it did,
"chose the right man for the right place"
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS,

The Belle Memphis received here 100
bbls salt and a few tons sundries for st.
Louis and way points
The Cora :. struck some bidder obstruc-
zion short distance aboyoSbawneetown
on last sunday mo 'Ue ar isunk in ten
feet water. Capt IN =, given up all
hopes of raising her as her stern is on n
log, and she is badly broken. 1t was at
first supposed she had struck the boiler
ofthe Cumberland, but is now positively
asserted that such was not the case.
The chImneyS OF the Lizzie Gill were
blown down ina tornado below patching
and she is coming up with short stumps.
New chimneys are being made for her at
-. Louis
The Memphis papers say that the price
paid for the Dan. Able was $4,000.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27
CITY TAX ES!


have already prepared the delinquent
list, to deliver Into the hands Of the prin-
ter; but, approaching the scarcity Of
money, and believing q good purpose
will be subselved thereby, have conclu.
ded to delay Its delivery to the printers
until Monde evening, Nov. lst.
Until So nd no longer, taxes may be
paid witlOu cost. JOHN HYLAND,
City Collector.
October 90, 1869. At
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

Peak family Of vocalists and bell
!, who retired from the profession,
nonths.ago, because theyhad made
money they wanted, are again on
They are performing here and
N the small interior towns, and
* for patronage In style rather
hing in individuals who dom
|ny more money. Bah!
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27
stenmI-nnt hccid.nt.

Cora :. sunk opposite Shawnee
Iast Sunday, and It il said that no
pt will be made TO raise her. 1t Is
lt THAT she struck q portion Of the
81 the ill.fated Cumberland. She
board three hundred bales Of cot.
= Evansville, consigned 20 X. IS.
.rsou and Co., Of that city, FOR sale.
not very seriously damaged, ana
ken on the wreck next day by the
sr Norman. She had but little
Of any other kind.
he Cora :. seemed fa,cd 20 dcstruc-
: sinking, it will perhaps be bet
ct her lie wherer she is This IL
Ia or dXth time she has gone un-
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27
ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE BOARD
OF ALDERM'|.

bricks, Kennedy, Tonergan, Mckee,
Mendel, Theobold-7.
The chairman being absent, on motion
Alderman Mendel was appointed chair.
man.
The following report was presented
and read, and, on motion Of Alderman
Brankle was received, and the commit
tee reporting discharged.
To the Board Of Alderman OF the city OF Cairo
Gentlemen: Your committee, who
were instructed to confer with Colonel
y. y. Taylor, and parties authorized 10
represent the Agricultural Society, in re.
lation to fence for ST. Mary's Park, re-
spectfullv report: That there Is no per-
sons authorized to speak positively IN be-
half o. an Agricultural Society, as there
Is really no such society In existence.
We, however, spoke 10 Mr.. w. w.
Thornton, who Is one OF the principal
leaders In the movement TO establish
such asociety, aud find that picket
fence could not, under any circumstan-
ces, suit the wants of such society.
We neat called upon Colonel :. ;.
Taylor, and upon our representing 10
that gentleman the urgent desire of the
Board OF Aldermen to assist all agricul
tural society by furnishing them ground
for holding their annual fairs in return
for their proposed establishment Of the
same, Colonel Taylor assured us that he
also desired to do all in his power TO as
sist in furnishing ground upon which to
hold agricultural fairs, but that lie could
aud would make such society better
offer than the one proposed. lie offers
to give them the use uf n larger body o
ground for the same number Of years as
the city wished to allow them 10 use the
Z 81. 4 4 uSk "a l,a1.
iish it IN any manner upon the cXpira.
ton Of the lease. This would save the
society thousands OF dollars in the time
mentioned
Your committee further found. pu an
examination ofthc law on such subjects,
that 1.-THE city should put up such a fence
as Is desired by an agricultural society,
and allow the park to be used for any
other than its legitimate purposes as a
free public pleasure ground and place Of
resort for citizens and their families, any
taxpayer OF the city who might choose
to do 80, could, 10y due process, of law,
Dust such society, or persons who 80 use
1t, and compel them at any time to re-
move all sheds, amphitheaters aud other
convenience from such pnbl.. grounds.
Its not probable, therefore, that an
agricultural society, knowing Of the ex.
| istence ofsuch law, land they would
certainly ma OUT such existence before
ihe'''ns ,,ief Idoe9 ~ SuVt ~, e' ",,r
bark. or 90 TO any expense mon il, while
! liable at any moment to be dispossessed
Of all advantage accruing from It,
iour nIil1.ee thefel,Ire recoiiiim h ~
concnpred in. asa nickel fence ia much
more ornamental than a close board
fence, and also because the latter could
De OF no practcal pehelt 10 'he way sus
ges'eu-'ha' o' assisting III e''"oi''n'ns
i", u. .,,s ,,o, enc
specification of cedar posts hall be i'm.
! sisted upon, and that II the contractor is
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27
Removal 81 ,.ivery stable.

Perry Powers Livery stable and Stock
Yard have been moved from the old
location TO the brick stable adjoining J.,
T. Rennie's iron works; where, as for
merly, he Is prepared to accommodate
all who may have demands in'his line.
Oc. % 81
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27
s0s
Notice

ms who gave notes to the Agricul-
|nd Mechanics Association, will
|call at the office Of ". w. Thorn
Ind either take the notes or au-
him TO dc. troy them.
w w. THORNTON.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

crowd OF young men and lads
|ut on q charivarl last night-the
|ge OF Mr.. Windrem furnishing oc-
The din they created was sim
|,crable.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27
ziewers Wanted.

Five good timber hewers wdnted, to
work in Alexander County. The work
will be let by the foot or the day.
Apply to Jas. S. Rearden, Office over
First National Bank oc. %, st
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27
New Marriage Guide.

AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physiological
Errors, Abuses aud Diseases, incident to Youth and
Early Manhood, which create imp"dimonts 20 MAR
RAGE, with sure means 0t ruiisf Scntn scaled let
ter envelopes, free of charge Address, DR. $ Skill.
LIN HOUGHTuN, Howard Assoc at.ou, Philads'
phIal pa. so27dlR3m
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

colored Methodists OF the city
n effort on foot through which
|ope to raise money enough to
church ediflce and school room.
lding in contemplation will cost
br 10000.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27
HuSin eSs IIOuap fur Rent.

That eligibly situated business house
No. Thornton's block, Tenth street, il
for rent. Apply on the premises.
Oct6tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

lest assortment Of strictly fashion,
rs ever opened In Cairo, have
! n received by Miller. Il Miller. IT
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

|stura Bitter's, w. II. Schutter.
ent, Cairo, Illinois. oc Is Pm
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

tfMothers would give Mrs. Whitcomh'
Syrup to their children when sick,
tally would be less among them. 1t CO
only % cents.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

towels, all linen, 20 cents, each,
|y's. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

|, A. h. Sshori, Cashier of the City National Bank
OF Caro-, do soemnly that the above statement
is true to the best OF my knowledge and belief
A. b. SAFFORD Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this 18th day of
October, 1869, II. u. CANDER, Notary Pablo.
Attest;
T. :: + { 'f& $ai$iss4 Directors ..,...
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

sheeting u qut rters wide, 81 20
pr yard, at Reilly's. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27
JOHN BRowN,
City Clerk, pro tenn
Nays - None.
Adjourned.

Gentlemen's collars-the Albany make
-uneXcelled in style and general get up.
An immense stock at Miller and Miler's.
~
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27
nRDINANCE 40. %.

bot ordained 10y ,ho city Council Of the City OF
CAIRO
-ry.l That the chief % the night police shall be
hereafter paid three sUlop dollars per night and the
other upe coustAul on duty at night shall b. paid
three dollars per night.
Approved, october IL, ls.y.
otgj lot john II. OBERLY, Mayor
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

See advertisement ofDr. Butts Dispen-
sary, headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in annother coli
umn. II should be read by all.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

City scrip, for sale in sums to suit at
63 cents. Call at First National Bank
oc 20 3t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

For new suit, complete, or for any
part of suit, for gentemen's furnishing
goods generally go TO Miller and Miller's.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

First class day board atWalker X sis
on's restaurant, ut IS per week. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

Best quarter pillow slip muslin "a
cents per yard, at Reilly's. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

En- der's Chill Cure. TIT never
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

N linen % cents per yard, at
:. If,
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brakes Collection

~rly one hundred receipts FOR making brandy
Kinds Of Wine, Gin, Ale Beer, Cor,iias. superier
Cider, and much other useful information for tho-,
dealing IN or manufacturing any OF the above, either
for the trade or homcu use.
Sent 10y mail, free Of postage, TOR cents. hddrs.,
r. +. NORMANDY, sol Market street, -. Louis, he.
se27 lydaW
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

RS Stomach Bitiers .-"The best
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

Material to make dollar bottle Of tile beat Hal, n.
sorstve ever used for restoring gray hair to s ot,,
insI color send 30 cents for package.
If You want
Nice White Teeth, Healthy Gums, and a,reet breath
send for our TURKISH pENTRIFICE, price. A.
cents.
IfYcu want
sure cure for Headache, Caterrh, Deafness or bus
ning IN the ears, sond for our srERNUTAToRY
Price IS cents. IN
- Either Of the above sen. postpaid on rsc.,,t
Of price.
Address. Joseph X. L.ehar 43f Mart,t street, ~
Louis, No. seZ1 Iydsv
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

a Rare CoIlection.-RowIand Reeeipts-
Magic Arts, Discoveries, ETC., comprising valuable
Information for everybody. Sent by mail, Gree Of
GO tage) for 20 cents.
-ess II. L. NORMANDY 7oi Market street, ~
- MO- ser dswiy
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27

bNESDAY, OCTOBER q, 1863.
The New York herald., 1869-07-07

A DvER' hsEMENrs YoR THE HERALD
n RECEIyED IN BROOKLYN AT Ouk-
BRANCH OFFICE, it6 FULTON SrRhbS
The New York herald., 1869-07-07
DRorosALs FOB REVENUE STEAM CUTTERS.

TREASURY r<WpApTMxSr, Jups 20, 1859
Proposals Will be received this department until ~
Wednesday the 2Is day OF ny neI tho construction OF
and three sldevhe, . 49, -
Bpeoncstons In detar< W. be furnished bidders on sppn
OF "a at Boston, New York PhIsdeiphia
and Baltimore Pr RoaAls should be sealed and q
0EO. s. BOUrwELLs
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The New York herald., 1869-07-07

(yRoToN ActcEDUcr pfparrxENr no s1vSn
work. ,osn Ss Sposs % snsS,;S With @ % s
~ go ls once until O'Clock A. ~ Of ThursdaA 3asy
p,tv r tbe paving OF Third svenuc, from Foortk 70
'vpv <6urtb street, with stone blocks.
ciacations and forms for the bids can be obtained
<plcation Al ths onDcc Rotunda, Parkl
THOMAS STEPHENS. Croton
ROBERT l.. DARR AGH,! kqpeduet
INV YonH, July q lsSs.
The New York herald., 1869-07-07

COUNTRY HOARD.

RoARp wANTED-oM A Farm, IN sokE HIGH AND
street. for lady -four children g. and II years)
vant substantial and liberal country fare esssntA house
must he shady and with pleasant surroundings Address
.ith terms AMI full particulars, George, box SS Post once
The New York herald., 1869-07-07

CINCoE HOUSE, OYSTER BAY, L. l., HAS BEEN RE-
> nted and pewy Furnished ,hronehou and now open
springs beautiful drves bathing and boatng Steamer ID.
Martin leaves every day foot Of Wall street ib r. NJ
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-20

NEW YORK. Dec. 1876 P. M.-Cotton dull; Mid
ding uplands 254c. Flohr-sales 1900 bos.; State
and Western without decided change with moder-
ate business doing; superfne to fancy State 45 "a
Z 90; common to good extra Western 80 a 5 10;
Southern dull; sales 400 bbls; commonto tair
3 40 "a 90. Wheat is quiet and firm sales 10000
bush.; No. Spring 24t delivered; Amber Michi-
gan 80; Winter Red Western 80 q SO. Corn is
ed Western sound i2R a 1884, closing at 143 a 15c
delivered. Oats dull; sales $4,000 bush: State e5c
Western SO q &c. Beef steady; sales 200 bbs. new
plain mess 90 a 10 90; extra do 1920 "a IL co.
n0T e @ g and g s. So
20 90. Lard quiet; sales 30O bbls steam 175 "a 1stc
kettle 10 a 191c. Whiskey lower sales GO bbls,
Western Tree at 99c q 90, closing at &c. Sugar IS
good refining 1910 LIE. Moasses dull Naval
Stores dull. Tallow steady; sales at 10 a 1Osc. Lin
seed steady. Freights to Liverpool dull; Cotton per
steamer I6 q 3D.; Flour per do Is.
CHICAGO, Dec 1S.-Flour dull, neglected and NOM
inal; sales OF Spring extras at 80 a 3d. Wheat
dull and lower No: at sSc; No. at s4Jc in the
and s54c seller January. Corn quiet; sales at 7sac
for No. regular, and 7sc for fresh receipts in the
afternoon No. 2 at Y q TIC seller January. Oats
2. High Wines lower and nominal at Sic. .' Mess
Pork rmer; sales at 80 90 cash and 80 % seller and
81 90 buyer January and February. Lard at 1870
seller January and February. Sweet picked Hams
at 153c; Green Hams 14i q 15c; shoulders So days
II IS a IL 80. Live Hogs in good demand at So "a
so tor common and 10 25 a 10 so for good choice
Cattle firm and steady at 90 q 90 for common
Cows to medium Steers and 81 a s 90 for extra
beeyes.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 1s.-Whiskey dull at &C. Live
Hogs firm and unchanged; receipts 5000. Pork dull
sales 200 bbs. at at so co. Bulk Meats dull; should
ers 1901 sides 15f a Ice for clear ribs and clear hams
211 &c. Lard held at Tic for steam and 1870 tor
kettle and no demand.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. 1s.-Flour dull; city double
extra IS a 90. Wheat steady at SEC for No. and
S3ic for No. Corn nominal. Oats unchanged
Rye and Barley nominal.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 18.-Cotton dull and lower;
Middling uplands "a q 24Ic. Sugar dull and lower
prime 12c. Melasses unchanged.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-20
Supreme Judicial Court.

The January Term OF the Supreme Judicial Cour
tor Cumberland County will commence on the sec
ond Tuesday of January next. The following as
signment OF cases for trial has been made
FIRST WEEK.
Tuesday, January 1l-No. 2S6; Garland VS.. Rack
No. PAS; jerks VS.. Mayberry.
"Wednesday, Jan. Pho. ia: Carleton VS.. Garlic
ton q TT.
No. 1I5; Carleton vs. Carleton & TT.
Thursday, Jan. 13-No. 225; Williams VS.. Jordan.
No. 23l; Coffee VS.. Floyd & TT.
Friday, Jan. 14-No. 3s7; Baker VS.. City of Port
land.
No. 3ss; Baker VS.. City of Portland.
Saturday, Jan. Is No. $50; Garland vs. Taylor.
No. 81; Miller & al. vs.. Parker s. TT.
SECOND WEEK.
Monday, Jan. 17-No. 2s3; Humphrey VS.. Humph-
No. 14f; Larrabee vs.. Bragdon.
No. 142; Bragdou vs.. Larrabee & Tr.
Tuesday Jan. 1s-No. 2S6; Inhabitants OF Scarbo-
70 vs. Inhabitants OF Buxton.
No. $50; Nichols VS.. Perry.
r, "Wednesday, Jan. l9-No. 2Si; Sampson G. ais. VS..
Thursday, Jan. oO-No. 3s9; Jones vs. Inhabita ITS
OF Brunswick.
Friday, Jan. 2i-No. ST; Sawyer Inhabitants
No. AIS; Coffee VS.. Hull, Admr.
THIRD WEEK.
Monday, Jan. 24-No. 80; Mechei VS.. Ocean Ins.
No. 81; Melcher vs. Ocean Ins. Co.
Tuesday. Jan. 25-No. 1875; CHM vs. Mclean.
No. 1877; Stephenson vs. Richards g. ais.
Wednesday, jar. 26-No. 1885, Inhabitants of No.
Yarmouth VS.. Inhabitants of West Gardiner.
No 1856; Stephenso VS.. Green g. ais.
No. 1865; Richards g. ais vs. Stephenson g. Tr.
Thursday, Jan. 27-No. 223 Holmes vs.. Gerry.
No. 1855; Tay or va. Mayall & ais.
Friday, Jan. 28-No. 1872; Holyoke VS.. Tapley,
No. 251; Warnoch VS.. Snow.
Parties will be held to be ready for trial at the
times assigned and afterwards till the cases are dis
posed of.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-20
G o MI MI e CIAL.


Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-9OO bbls -four 1? cars
lumber, do shook, do shovel handles, do head
ngs do telegraph poles do slaves, do tobacco.
hogs, do beef do oats, do barley II do bark 200
bbls oat meal, 159 cans milk 24O pkgs sundries; for
shipment East, 1900 bbls flour; for shipment to Eu-
rope per steamer, bacon, do potash do GA s.
3do flour. do butter, do pork, do sewing ma
chimes, do beef, do lard.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-1 car potatoes, 262
pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILRoAD-1 car bbls,
do shook 10 bales goods IS hides 142 bds paper Is
cases goods, 65 carboys, &c DOORS 25 Ddls SASH
tension tables, boxes axes, 30 pkgs mdse, 20 cars
freight for Boston.
STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BosToN-1 hid
and pkg erockery, 81 green hides. ties lard, 10
bdls and 16 bars ron 25 casks nails 81 bdls shoves
$50 boxes tin, 10 pigs lead 10 bbs and 10 half do
beer, bbls. oil, "a empty oil bills, Sleigh Is kegs
tamarlnds, bbs. opodeldoc, cask OIL Is boxes cans
20 bdls fish, IA do chair stock do pasteboard stock
10 do gas pipe, 40 bbls pork, sofa so frkns lard
6panOs, 10 bales domestics, 40 boxes Spices 16 bds
chair frames hhds. crockery, sewing machines
900 pkgs to Princes Express 200 pkgs to order; for
Canada and up country, 10 bdls iron, organ, 1888
10 casks Oil, % bdls leather, 4S brass tubes 8 bales
domestcs 5S iron car Seats II axles bdls arred
paper chests tea IS bales cotton IL do WOOL go pcs
marble, IL bags shoddy, hid molasses, 236 wheels,
24O pkgs to order.
STEAMER DIRIGo, FROM NEW YoRK-221 bales
do hides, do hops 1900 bbls -four 45C do sugar 43
dried apples, % do glass ware 1902 b5s paper hang
1ngs, 1872 boxes cheese AZ hhds tobacco SO hhds
lasses % ties do 379 gunnes sugar. 3343 mats do 500
dry hides 1872 brick, 10 rolls hair rope pianos go
bbs. whiting, 160 pkgs sundries
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STEAMER GEO. B. UPTON.


MACON, Dec. 1S.-The following is published
to-day in response to dispatch from ourselves
to Mr.. J. w. Boughton, asking for facts as to
the alleged outrage upon Darnell and Neil,
telegraphed to the New York Tribune, from
Atlanta, Ga:
Milledgeviue, Dec, 49, know nothing about
an assault on Darnell and ONeil. There was
none, SO far as can learn. There has been a
small dispute between Peter O'Neil and man
named Walls the cause of which was whiskey.
Darnell professed to believe he was in danger
1t was triflng affair." l never heard anything
of it until yesterday. (Signed)
j. w. BRoUGHToN.