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accidentally shot himself with pistol, yesterday morn
ing, severely woundng himself in the right breast =
Simon Silverstine was arraigned before U; >;
Comu,issoner Newton yesterday charged WIN seitnt
cigars without license He was held for examination
The corner stone of the new chapel for inc
Myrtleave. Mission Will be laid tins alI I4 oye
appropriate ceremonies, on the ground, huuson"''p
near Myrtleave., at o'clock
The Eclectic Dspensary, No. 240 MyrtIe.avee,,
treated during the year past 3S 10 hold fair for
it's benefit some time IN February next
The Rev. George G.. Hepburn late rector OF
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, 0reenpont mas removed
to Brookyn and viii take charge OF chapel established
on FultOnave. by Holy Trinity Church.
Patrick Nary, bartender, in the employ of
John Fox. No 16l Tary-sT. was held for examination
employer Of 500 u.s. which he had deposited in the
Brooklyn Savings Bank.
c.. A. b. Bergermann, charged with suborna-
for probate bogus WILL purportng TO have been signed
by John Philip Born deceased, appeared before Police
further examination, committed 20 await the action
of the Grand Jury Arnous the nformer is detained as
forged deed win be held for perjury.
No preparations have yet been made at Ray
monds Jail for the execution Of Owen Hand, the muir
with friends Of the prisoner and kilograms nave Deen re-
ceived from them stating that they entertained very
hopes Governors interference, but are de-
termined to persevere to the last moment In their en-
deavors to have the sentence OF death
FOR DEATH He has never denied that he klied
but asserts that the stabpng was uone III o aicotes
that such was not the case. $50
The Rev. Z. A. Washburne, D. D.. delivered q
lecture last evening IN the Church Of the
that China great civilized nation, with popua
ton Of 500 100000 with great cities and great INDUSTRIES
like our own The Chinese the Yankees or the East
They are nation OF reasonersworshpers OF Inc usein
They are Industrious inventive, and also fu OF PRIDE
China has solved the cooperative problem, and with
common sense employs this plan throughout me Empire
I'm Onehaf the trades The lecturer closed with warm
appeal TO those present to welcome the Chinese 10 our
country. .~ ~ 80
SAG HARBOR, i. 1.-The west end OF the
new branch OF the Long Island Railroad already used
for eight purposes outside Of the general freighng OF
the contractors The labOrers who were strike rev
days ago gone to work, and the grading Is now
prosecuted with vgor Upward Of $4,000 were PAID out
by the contractor during the past month IL IS rumOred
that If the Town Of East Hampton will vote 5000 mile
village This would cost the town about $4,000.
BROOKHAVEN, L. 1.-The following Is the
value OF and personal property in the several towns
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. .
Steamship Scotia Judkns Liverpool Nov 20 and ooenso"D 49,
steamship Denmark Forbes Liverpool Nov H. via oussuo"h 49,
steamship Huntsville Crov.r Savannah mds and pass.
Steamship SaraOga, Couch, RehmoHd. mise and pasA
Steamship Ashland, CroWen, Boston, mdse and pass ,
ship GLORY Of the tans) Barter Boston b"t
Barb Blior.do Thomson, Cardiff 50 days railroad iron
Brig lydia H. Cole. Jones Salt Cay. T. l., II days SAT-
Brig ia. Murche Cole, Shuee \. s. pilng. n,--.-
Brig John Chystsl Barnes Grand Turk T. L. cav Va
BAkwLter sst Len IN port brig MARI stewart Tor heElo "S
sehE MAY Morn Setson, jacksonville 10 DAYS. lumber.
Schr H. " Crshdal Pe,s, Windsor " s., days plaster
CIV ~ ,cHooSE~-RVER AND SQ.sJvssth ,,
White Swan. Calais lumber Ocean wave, Fall RIVER
Isl,pd CYtt Gloucester d. Franklin NsS.Louton
Corusetent New Haven. X L. Cool Eew-Loudon
MOlie Porter Kingst1n, Mass Empire, keNLondoa, -
Rch.rd Law Kes.Iondon W. w. Brainsri, Portland, c.
An{Air RiverH Head Kate Mclean, htonyhrook.
Wm Hone Providence, A. C. Cranlal, Nlsions POlsL
Sgbupg.le New London d. b. Ives Sag hATbor
j NJ CIark Newport Pleetsing, Roekland
E,,pk MsrtIu Providence. LIME Palmer, Portland, o.
Enlv stamford Wm ". Deuuis, Providence,
Am Elizabeth, Somerset John Hlcisy, heu'iAyeh
A Tirr,Il New Haven. A. Van CeAL Providence.
u 4 Crowel Weraeet Bclipse, Connecticut River
n.,ld nelson Poreh..tsr Gen W. II. French Bangor
PortehesteT. FfAnt MArA fIVFliehee
Viola MacaiAA Jane MeCsrty Eeu.tiayen.
AIus QsTsoot, Bristol Sophie Godfrey, ProEasaes
~ DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRT1ANp Ne Nov 3AuiTcd steamship fofth Anerea, ron
Liverpool Nov. 10. Londonderry 49, . - ,
RosToy Nov -Arrved steamship Beksions from Norfot ship
AIan Ees orleans bngs RGnie Batter IuTfs adi usoEs
Prescott from Philadelphia scb LeoHA non cape thshi Ch
Comsry from Jacksonville; Benl GIrIde hon savannah -
WILMINGTON ~ T., Nov. 5o-Ar.'td steamship James cary
sITlSsaH Nov 3o-Aniv.i steamship San Salvador from Esv.
York; Wyoming from Philadelphia Cleared lark Canada hen Del
CalKLEToS g. C., Nov 3o-Arr,d, steamship NGHhi.in, from
EewYoE Sailed steamships Chareson Tor AssloEi fAe'a i0I
San PRlxclsco Hor 3O-Cler,d. ship Lghlaiag Tor Cork
FOREIGN PORTS.
UIVIsA Nov 3Ts steamship DeSoo sailed :" DAY Tor
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While waiting for a Cough to go as it came,

While waiting for Cough to go as IL came,
Won are onep ls,ps the foundation for Pulmonary OF
Affection Il IS better 20 get rid Of Cold at once W using
remedy Da JrSEs which will cure The most
Cough and relieve ,ou Of anxiety consequence S
everywhere.
SANTA CLAUS is loading up at every i D sO.s
Store With CoSsrANTSEs PERSIAN HEALING rISElAh DoA
for ChGpped Hands Sore Lips, aud TIC Toilet
PAPERS, TwINEs, THREADS, AND CORDAss Ne.
WILLARD HlayEr once aud Wareoom, 2a and w bI0-a"' "
IOrt
SQUIRE g. LANDER, on Fulton-st., New ork
IN, hest p,e 10 reliable WArcHEi hne DAHosp' eh'se
ILKI aud sIyER WARE Diamonds specially
TURKISH BATHS. 10 LAIGHr- sT.-hours-
Gents 10 8 NJ, to Ladies-lO to ia u suhoi'-
Gents, 10 la n
NEw-YoRK FRE-PLACE HEATER. Sanrords
Patent Warns with one ire NATIONAL STOVE "oNA
23S Aad al Watsrit
GOLD Down! Handkerchief Ties reduced TO
al as An ,pdles, variety T. Co, 2SII BrosdNp
SIRRIru-scHooL Books - BROUGHToN 81
wIELE Ne - Bible House Keep the best 'sU ron a.
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IAahsupssseatal

An honest rustic went into the shop Of q
Quaksr buy bat which hsen shlpss demanded He
offered sblBEA i've said the Quaker II afford
give that price" Jou RveP exclaimed the county
then live moderately and he hanged to yOs" fheD
said the oHsis Ou shalt have the hat for nothing have sold hs's
foT tweBtY years. and my never found TIL now"
KNOX n4 halter has tl worth Of tbs-bs males good
article at reasonable pncs everybody lDow Of the fact
2I1 Broadway
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

WEDNESDAY. DRo l. $50 ~.
Ms for rops via Liverpool by the Java close at The Post
ni2 NJ Supplementary mail for paid Letters on the yiei 's''
City. .-.,,,r ~ ,
Mails for Europe VI, Southampton sni Bremen per %
from oboken " NJ Supplementary Mall TOT pau ees
only close at Il p at Bremen Pier a., =, A.. n an
Mails for West Indies by the Coamb close a. he Yen
PnliO ID. In.
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HOME NEWS.
TIN WRATHRE

,yereast and very cloudy 1880 to windy mldnRns
began TO at 267 raining 1857 to 3O6 ana lLo 90
"a Tao AernoOn-O and very cloudy 70 49,
overcast 29O 20 sunset rainy iI2 TO 2O5; sprnknG
c3O Evening-Overeast TO 7; overcast ana very utnS
10 O. overcast TO IL; sprnklng rain $40 TO 351
ios to 1896 Rain depth today, lS0 OF an men; noon
18TH IL u. M TO midnight overcast Phases VI '"0 .
IL will De new moon on Dee. at b45 a. ~
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Observation-Disclosures of GENTs' and BoYs
CLoTHIsG Obtain tbs the sFos Thspnlsss
hVETIE Co 800 +oo and Bsws Psss sodsTsts seot
NNIAAtss represented
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SANTA CLAUS is loading up at every D eo.
Store with A. A. CoNsTANTISEs PERSIAN HEALING riSA an wv
for ChGpped Hands Sore Lips, and the Toilet
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SQUIRE g. LANDER, o. Fulton-st., New I or p
IN, hest p,ee reliable WATcHEf hne DAHosp ehV''
ILKI aud sILvsR wARE. Diamonds u specially
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PAPERS, TwINEs, THREADS. AND CoRDAss
WILLARD HARvur, once aud "Areroom' $50 ana wv
YoTE
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$4,000 9O-
.S2,O0O,G00.

CAPITAL ST0CK............ ...SJ,oO0.coO-
TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS. ...s2,o0o,Goo ,
Length of road III 5-lOO miles. The bonds are
limited TO less than $4,000 per mile. and are SCI
cured by First Mortgage on the entire prOppf8
of the Company which cost about $4,000 per mllo{
and which, we can say with the utmost conhdeney
will be worth soon after the completion of the road
Mt least double its cost The consolidation Of this
line with the indianapolis. Charlottesville and Dan-
willie Road places over two hundred miles under one
management, and furnishes still further security ia
the bondholders these bonds having been assumed 20
virtual guaranteed by the consolidated company n"'ef
the name of the Indianapolis, Bloomington and west
ern Railroad Company. This is an east and westroa
connecting with direct lines 10 Boston, Nvw-iork,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore on the east. and WITH
theI Pacific Roads on the west. 1t runs through
the richest and most populous district Of Illinois the
local business of which will be than sufficient tn
sustain it, while the through business (which VIII 10
limited only by the capacity of the road must make
of the best paying railways in the country inc
greater part of the road is now finished and the bali
ance will be completed and thoroughly eqepped by
the first of January next
Over two-thrds of the loan has been taken by ac'
tual investors We continue TO offer for the present,
the balance ut 95 and accrued interest in currency,
at which price they pay about 10 per cent interest,"
in currency-50 per cent more than Governments.
The high premium which the stock of all the Eass
and West roads in Illinois commands jnstiiies tho
belief that the stock of this road will also loon SELF
above par thus making the convertible clause Of The
bond valuable option.
All marketable securities received in exchange AZ
the highest market rates. Bonds forwarded by ex-
press free Of charge. Pamphlets containing full par
ticulars furnished on application by the und rsgned
financial agents Of the Company.
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TURKISH BATHS. 10 LAGHr-sT.-Ho
G,nt.-6 TO NJ, to . p N Lidis'-lo 10 IA u e1D0
Cent? 6to a
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SABBATH- SCHOOL Books. - BRoUGHToE 9
wfsIS Ne u Bb. House Keep the best variety from all PaoS'
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NEw-YoRK Fireplace HEATER. Sanfordt
Patent four with one tra NATIONAL er0 "oN
239 and "A
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FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAXI

These Bonds can be registered.
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GOLD DowN! Handkerchief Ties reduced to
rs An endless variety KETToS Co, 2sII Broadway
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-14
DMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE

Estate Of " iiiaIp RoitlsT, eassd ...ff..
Ire Undersigned having been appointed admins.
traitor Of the esta OF William Roliicx . ~ H..
county Of Alexander, and state ~ Illinois, aecea
nersey ss.s notice that he viii appear before the
ony 'ut OF Aiekander county, at the court holise
~ S~lv, ~ me yuly term, the ~ Monday 10 Jaly
90. ~ sh'eh ,rne AZ persons having cains agailst
me purpose 81 having the same adjusted Al ne ~,
sons inasiaed 20 said estate are requested 10 make
Dated this 80 day OF June, A. ID mo
~" pANlkI. HEHI. Administt.,or
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. d6'

Estate of Edward r. Ross, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed adn,inis-
traitor Of the estate Of Edward T. Ross, late Of the
county OF Alexander and state 81 illinois, decessed,
hereby gives notice that he will appear before the
county eourt OF Alexander county at the court house
In Cairo at the September term, the Id Monday IN
September next, ~ which time AL .persons having
10 attend for the purpose of having tbs same ADJUST
ed All persons INDEBTED 70 said estate are requested
tounake Immediate payment 70 the undersigned
Dated this 9th day Oh July, A. y. 1865.
jy7wlv GEO. w. WALL. Administrator.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, lt'l5'
~ a - ALExA NpER COUNTY, IS:

In the Circuit Court Of Alexander County. September
,Teyly reIW, lIsds. NJ 6 ~
"a. ~. 4. ~, tin cAaafef, Bill for pypree,
Afidayito d the orf.rssheDeo Vi Minerva Milford,
lhe above naped defendant having been FLED ~ The
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tea; The tesDPIs nmt Sled iislbill % complaint Y
ss On We ehs33e;ssy sds eof sn tine ae
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thipgs therein charged and stated will be taken as
confessed, and entered against you accord
ing TO the prayer of said bill.
JOHN q. HARTMAN, Clerk.
Cairo, H., July II, lsG9.
r. +. Albright plaintiffs attorney. (jyi2w4w
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-03-20
TeiegraphIc Summary.

WASHINGTON, March I3-The sem
tence of the naval court martial in the
case Of Eugene Sawyer, convicted of
using disreputable language to the Presi
dent, is revoked by President Grant on
the recommendation of Secretary Borie.
Noah L. Jeffries. Register of the Treas
ury, has resigned, and it is said that John
T.. Wilson, Fifth Auditor intends resign
ing. The application of Office seekers at
the Treasury and Postofice Departments
are overwhelming. Not one in five hun
dred of the applicants can be satisfied.
There is report that John D. Clifford
of Mass, will be Collector Of N. Y. Col.
w. Forbes is appointed Pension Agent
at Philadelphia. The following appoint
ments of Commissioners of the Union
Pacific Railroad were made to-day: Isaac
N. Norris, of Illinois, in place of Frank
Blair; Gen. G. X. Warren, vice Gen.
Buford; Hon. Jas. F. Wilson, of Iowa,
vice Cornelius Wendell
Mr. Butler has introduced to Secretary
Boutwell, colored man from New Or
leans named Joubert, recommending him
as Assistant Assessor. He don't want the
Office for the money but to test the dispo-
sition of the party in power regarding the
rights o, the colored race.
NEW YoRK, March, 13.-The Erpress
says there is much anxiety in Wall street
regarding the policy of the Treasury De-
partment in the immediate future.
There have been some heavy short sales
OF gold and stocks on tho theory of early
sales of gold. Considerable pressure will
De brought to bear on the new Secretary
to induce him to sell, but revenue re-
ceipts from the income tax will be soon
coming In and will supply the Treasury
with currency.
: WASHINGTON, March 15.-In thu
/ Senate the Alabama land grant bill nas
sed. F''s
The bill to facilitate telegraphic com
munication between the Eastern ant
Western side of the continent was refer
red to the. Cnmmittee on Commerce.
The bill gsSnfing lands to- .railros,
| from Lake Superior to VermiIlion LAX
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Grants Cabinet.

Since our last issue President Grants
Cabinet has been changed somewhat, and
now stands:
Hamilton Fish. Secretary of State.
Geo. S. Boutwell,, Secretary of Treas
ury.
\. TT. Borie, Secretary of Navy.
john A. Rawlins, Secretary Of War.
Jacob D. Cox, Secretary of the Inte-
rior
John A. J. Cresawell, Postmaster Gen
eral.
The Secretary Of State halls from New
York, and was twice elected Lieutenant
G overnor of his State. His reputation
is that of a ripe scholar, profound
state sman, aud a thorough and consistent
Union man.
The Secretary of the Treasury is from
Massachusetts, as member of Congress
he displayed craftsmanship of no mean
order, and while disc'.arging the duties
of Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
proved himself an nb!e inancicr.
Secretary of War, Gen. Rawlings, is
from the great State Of Illinois. As
chief Of Grants staff, he has become ia
miiiar with the duties of the War Office,
and will make an admirable officer.
Secretary of the Navy is put down to
Pennsylvania, and possesses all the nee
essary qualities to fill the Office with
honor to himself and country. Jacob
d. Cox, from Ohio, once elected Cover
nor of that State, has lately been en-
ploycd in the Office he is now appointed
chief of, aud is perfectly familiar with
its duties.
The Postmaster General is from Mary,
land. The Attorney General is from,
old Massachusetts, and is pronounced an
able lawyer and a staunch Republican.
The Cabinet as it now stands is {
strong one, and will meet the approba
tion of Union men throughout the land
OREGON ApPoINTMENTs.-T Ore
yoniau publishes the following dispatch
from Senator'S Geo. II. Williams and II
w. Corbett:
To II. W. Sco7T, EDIToR OREGoNI
AN:-We have recommended the fol
i, lowing appointments Bowlby for Col
lector of Internal Revenue: Meachan
for Superintendent of Indian Affairs
Jacobs for Chief Justice Of Washington
Territory; Davenport. Lafoliett and Gaz
ley for Indian Agents; Underwood fo
) Postal Agent; Willis for Register at Rose
burg; Stevens for Receiver at La Grande
Young for Marshal, and Lyon for Con
sulship. Others are unchanged. w
: hope these recommendations will b
: satisfactory to the State.
These gentlemen are all more or les
| known throughout the State. Bowlby
t Meacham and Jacobs were Grant Elec,
ors, and did good service IN the late l'resi
dental campaign. Judge Underwood
of Eugene, is an active, energetic bus
ness man, an able lawyer, and will n
doubt make very efficient Postal Agen
: With Messrs. Corbett and Williams, "
express the hope that the appointment
of these gentlemen will give gener;
satisfaction to the Union men in Oregon
| >----------
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-03-20
WospEnruL TrsAc1rY OF LIFE

w OSDEEFCL ENAC1TY OF LIFE
The Russi in River Flag ,e'ates that F.
L. Chase fell with his head against cir
cular saw, which cut through his head
FIVE inches from near the nose to the
back, and through the. brain, and yet the
man lived and got well Mr.. Chase suf
fered no pain, and was fully conscious
while the doctor was cleansing and clos
ing up the frighttul wound. The physic
ian acc counts for the woun derful escape
from death, en- the theory that the saw
cut a clear wound and made no concus-
sion-the latter being the cause of death
in wounds in tie brain. The story
seems incredible, but is given for truth.
MISUNDERSTANDING quotations un-
changed.
Wheat in New York dull at 81 COO
Go Flour s1Wlo.
In San Franci>co--
Flour-Guoted at 81 37aW5 50.
Wheat-Common to fair milling, 81
45N1l So; good to choice, 81 6o@l Go.
Earley-Dull at 9o032 20.
Oafs-Oreson at So 05i02 Is; Cali
forna at 81 75U2 Is per 100 lbs
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This is most terrible bereavement
LATEST. resolution to rcorganizc
the independence Of Cuba had been IN
ttoduccd in the Senate. Also, a bill es-
tablishing woman suffrage in Utah. n
bill dividing Texas into several States.
n is thought tie present session OF Con-
gress viii bc prolonged until the middle
of April. Our squadron in Cuban waters
i, to be. immediately reinforced
4 telegram Of the l6.h, from Wash
ington, says:
The Oregon, delegation has agreed on
the following appointments: For Postal
Agent, Benj. Underwood; Surveyor Gen
eral, L. L. Applegate; Indian Superin-
tendcut, Presidential Elector Meaeham;
Intcrffal Revenue Collector. DR.. Bowiby;
for Assessor, Frazer is retained; Register
at Rosebur@, w. r. Willis; Receiver,
Flint; Indian Agents, James L. Galley,
BENZ. Simpson, Capt. Lafo'lett end John
Smith.
1t is reported that General Custar,
while on scouting expedition was capt
ured by the Indians.
Earthquake shocks continue along The
South American coast. Frequent shocks
are felt in Chill.
Yellow fever p crails in Peru, and i:
very severe in Arnica.
On the evening of the 10th, at Sar
Francisco, an accident occurred on tn,
steamboat Crysopolis, which resulted
in the serious injury Of eighteen o.
twenty people. among them J. w. God
ley, badley burned on the face and hands
and his brotheD Harry Cooley, slight.
burned, both former residents of this city
The accident was caused By the explo
sion of a ten pound canister of gun
powder.
Mrs Dr. Moses, Of San Francisco
committed suicide on the 10Th inst, b.
taking hydrocyanic acid. No caus
assigned.
The Coroner's jury in the case of Dl
McAfee, charged with poisoning hi
wife, after several days investigation
returned verdict that the cause of Mrs
McAfee's death was unknown, but the
did not believe her death was caused b
poison. The grand jury of Marion coun
ty found bill against DR.. McAfee, an
it is expected his trial will come off d
an extra session of the Marion Co. Gil
cult Court. So says the Iaionist.