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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09

| RALD HEADS AND GRAY HAIRS At
S ia S,'- ySS van. .IsSs;sei q:
a sRs is; asaf R fsss1 Sf
sS 70. s:s ::s ne %nssss q. .ss and
WANTED-fo asd the Individual IN Cairo. or
ys,or 6sc fS ssSEFT Nam,
o. our leading citizens have tested its virtues TO sas-
TRY lr-Msdse's American sherry Wine, unlike
y oeher vines. 10 laxative in iis effects. II Is o
esssnt and resoas cure for eostiven~ss. To be bad
Duver ACTION BRACE-A superior suspen-
i q s,s N asr:as sss. brace ss g;
ct pleasure. "
Synfr NUlxlnk-The ssauins article to b.
~ nea bafeiay. Quinine nee from bitterness, aud
yet containing Al isk virtues Of common suinine.
pUnreN's venACCO AsrIpOrE-,ho..
~ who wish 70 gut chewing tobacco find . sure
cure IN The use Of burton's Antdote. Get boz ard
sad ;ios M sss: s g f ~ MAY. Brothers, Cairo
WYA wHysxIEa AND naAnDgns
and s,s.n:sis'' and the beet article of Bourbon.
EeENGn DLAC9In1--ThereI Is perfect rush
E to BAresys Tor the celebrated French lilac king.
polish.
NOV - the TI0E-ro put your houses in
IN good shape. Painting and shitewashins are the
order Of tho day. White Lead and paints OF al col
orr ne IN demand. Al the GREEN LABEL Drug
Store, the Levee, you can get Paints, Oils Vsrs
niahes and Dye ,tufs Of all kiSds. Nov on hand .
null stock q Collier White Lead Bella White Lead.
Lone Star White Lead also paint varnish and white
wssh brushes. barclays is the place.
ID EHEMDE1 WHEN YLY.TINE CONES |
N That you can get the Lightning Fly Paper 81 Ras.
elsys, They have the genuine article, fresh from the
factory II Attracts 6es and kills them.
CABATOGA DPRINGs-why 20 10 saraioxa /
- and spend i've TO ten dollars . day, when right !
here ~ home you drink the sef-same water lev
cool and lively II gurges fresh from the reservoirs
81 Barclay's Drug Store, on the Levest
~ A0DEN sEEDN-Eai vegetables OF your own
NJ growing. Lose no time In getting your seeds. Go
Barclays for Garden Seeds, fresh and sound They
have fun line Of Landre,bs, and the Shaker Seeds
from South Union, Ky.
r AIDES, ATTENTION. you wan, pick aud
choice OF the incest lot Of tine soaps in town II
you want the best Cologne Lavender Wafer, Florida
water, or other toilet waersi II you want anything 10
the way Of Cosmetics, Powders or Perfumes, 20 to
Barcisys.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09

You are hereby notified to. attend ..
spee!a! meeting, this evening, 1t eight
o'clock. Important business on hand In
reference to our coming anniversary.
BY order ofH. Winter, President. sc
T. J. KEITH, Ssc'y.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Estate OF William Rottier, deceased.
The undersigned having tsen appointed adlains-
uasoi OF me esea oi wihsm xo,uei, A.e OF 'he
hereby gives notice that he will appear before the
county tourt OF Alexander county, at the court house.
next, ut which time All persons having claims against
said estate notded and requested TO attsiSd 10
the purpose Of having the same adjusted. All per
sons indebted 10 said estate requested To make
immediate payment 20 the undersisned
Dated this ID dsy inns, 4. y: l4e, "a A.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09

Evansville is much enthused over the
prospects of what Is called the Evans.
vile, Carmi and Psducah railroad.
That our readers may understand what
this road amounts to We append the fol-
lowing paragraph from the shawnee
town Mercury
The Evansville road is only imaginary.
They have not as much as AZ reed among
themselves whether they will go to Palu-
cab. st. Louis, Nation, or whether Q
road shall be built to Illinois at all
There Is not dollars worth OF stock
ansvilie, and very little there, and we
infer therefore that they are In . Tar
worse condition than the Cairo d Vim.
cennes railroad, and that the rush
towards their road can not be very great
for some time to come.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09

A prophet died near Paducah q few
days ago, He foretold the day and hour
Of his death, and at the appointed time
laid down and shufiied or his mortal
coil. According to this reader OF futurlty
this little sphere Of ours Is to be terribly
shaken by earthquakes before long, aud
the heavens will exhibit q most alarming
state Of disorder. ~
There are in the world, men and wo-
men foolish enough " look forward to
realization Of the stlly representations
Of silly prognbseatofs who ap.
pear now 5and then in all parts OF
the country. n y somswhat strange
that these prophets Invariably foretell
evil-never good.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09

Gen Andsrson's mAiori,y.....st1 votes.
The result In this county places the
nomination Of Anderson beyond doubt
in the District. Yours respectfully,
j. =. BARR.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09

A cultivated mind and g
an intellectual and even b
to the face. j
Modesty and taleuts MAY
which to make . fortune. |
Virtue 10 the queen Of |
mistress Of fools--vsnity Y
-contsntion the overflow
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09

Inrse.tourshs Of the Insurance Companies cha,
Ito nave hied, proving the mistakes md diGcu{-
We OF profession based calamity and misiSS
uhe, WIN an important part OF its development in ~
rtneIe OF broad human benevolence. 70 10 ~ -
9Acommon event for one Of thess inssisutlcnS r
make its fiFTiFrH ANIMAL report, and thai 4 49,
you SOW that shall you resp.f 'Ss'ssF
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09

A melancholy little incidl
of the ex Empress Charios
fortunate Princess has bee
some time at Spa. The q
insisted with such vehemel
ing at roulette that 1t was
restrain her. On approac11l
she deliberately placed q
the mum Der 10. The Em0
ian was shot on June
turned, and, though UR
against her, she won Sue
took up the money, AMI ~
room. On her way out q,
passed by. She gave hlm
with the injunction that
for him" II Il known "
Charlotte never pronoun@,s
MACMILLAN. III
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09
"Barretts" the originator.
RIVER NEWS.
Port List for the - Hours Emding ~
Two o'clock, r. NJ.

The weather Is clear and pleasant, al
though turning warmer. The thermom.
eter this(orenoon indicated ~ degrees.
The Mississippi and Missouri are the
same as at last report-falling, and low
water in both streams seems close at
hand. -
The Ohio is also falling every Where.
with three feet water at Pittsburg, and
three feet, six inches in the chute over
the falls. ..nu
The Kate Robinson received IS hhds
sugar here for Cincinnati, and sundry
lots for otherpo'nts. t- at-,
The Lewellin resbipped here 500 SKIS
corn, Al his Tobacco for N. D.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09
The Keaipss II Cairo.

The people Of Cairo, being situated
somsthing over one hundred miles south
q the southern liae osthe belt oftotalIty,
were not permitted to view the Awe.in,
codrring and terribly grand spectacle
AIabsa h well described In another col
sIppi, areporter Of the Bulletin who
rennsy,Nx.....sr,bly located. 'ua,
Tsrritoriss' CsrtalGht and beautiful, the
way OF the nation, and IRA 1: minutes
i'm The West will throw awdl IN. ,,s..,,
and come squarely and coolly ~" 49,. nv.
ter in hand, . correct decision4hso the ef-
Cairo will be the result. Let BIS plainly
be located at Cairo, and thus Keeper hue
a deed that will bear the ~ VA. . ra,-
a wise and happy movsneet ,s,nrps
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09

Agsnts IN all the prime pal Cities sne Towns. ~ 4 .
haieA apa terms IS liberal eeasistsnt = IN r,aS
srAse pfoht and substantial security -, -"
SslN 6NGosd, M0rris q Candle.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09
IT'S FUTURE

Usefulness and duty must be shaped and mss.....
'hy 'y tho wealth and growth Of our oOunssy. : ~
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09

Read "Barrett'so advertisements.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09

slsi6ssst 40 the %"s y
Lett.s plainly
thus y ~ Keeper hue
'''Sne2s Wrapper
tempera-
ciden weird and
'rlose increased
zee, 9 that which
''mSngie between
As 90 the mastery.
cub urstion Yves
a. after hvs.
~ portion Of
forming
Slte,t, or corona
,Y northwestern
,n:zTling to gaze
~, and Of too
~ view of "Bai.
i&.s one Of the
lful attendants
Sns. AT this mo-
= depth OF dark
Esree of awe in
! blue of the sky
p hue, and quite
10 bright golden
ID to give place
int that had the
J Of all its varied
cast upon the
ID nearly black,
nut two minutes.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09
FOR RENT

CNO8 RE r.-Thrce cottages on Eighth, Mint,
Z and Sixteenth. street rese-ctively. -
1yisdtf GREEN GILBERT. Atcys.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-08
Cuban Affair. at Washington.

Cuban affairs continue to occupy
much attention at Washington, and are
the subject of discussion in Congress
sional committees, in the departments
and by the members of the Cabinet.
There is widespread sympathy man
ifested towards the insurgents in this
struggle, not only among the officers of
the Government, but among private
citizens and persons who are temporari-
ly sojourning there. This is apparent in
all their conversation on the subject,
and in the treatment extended to the
representatives of the insurrectionary
forces who are now in the national Cap
itai. It is said the subject was consid-
cred in the Cabinet meeting Tuesday,
which lasted three hours. The latest
news bearing on the question was COM
municated in dispatch to the Navy
Department the same day from Admi-
raj Hoff, commanding the North Allan
tic squadron, in which the Department
is advised that expeditions in aid OF the
revolution are being fitted out at vari-
GUS points in the United States, especi-
ally on the Mississippi, and that he has
dispatched orders to the commander OF
the steamer Narragansett at the mouth
of the Mississippi, to keep sharp look
out for expeditions and to seize all craft
destined for Cuba with warliko inten-
finHa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-08
We'll Atteated Cure OF Cntarrh.

mr. AP observation-disclosures S1R:-1Our
treatment in the euro OF my Catarrh mas mao
the desired efFect and resulted In permanent
Sood 10 me, although my case has frequently
kaen nr0nounced incurRble, and nao e4-
honstei All other modes OF treatment; Witt
ont the least benefit. Ny case was SO cnIoniCS ny
ard troublesome, that by giving .t lev %
the symptoms the value OF your tIeaLLnent1
con Re more readily estimated. For years
had been afflicted with q constant colu ~ ~
the mead obstructnE my breathing 20 " - 70
necessitate me to keep my NOUN OPEN Pna1oa uu
rIn1 sleep: latterly the discharges Decain,e .!n,
aGIfaIHed and impacted In my nose 70 SUI SuSu
an exfent that It required the greatest sa- Sas1-
tor fo expeI them. Sometimes tnese sI,st, naLs
aDet, INNS would get in my throat causiHe ~
me 10 haIyk and scrap6 even by the t,a. nouf ~
-aSJsSa mvself MY breath was 0nenIs1HsI
Lotto tI TeenoSrv became impaired. D1H1lnesS
II "a 1i1ht headiness made their appearance3
onS ~ late symptoms Of paralysis sGePP1r P
;n ond when placed myself unoet eyIeI1
- 10 20 one aide of my face was bauly AueCIe AueIeE
Su 3SJs dread disease. My general neatLui nU-i
0 DS ftaraJ s,t aIike There was constant Heu'
SrnwSU and debilitated feeling, win NO ou =,
I' * move or act; felt as tired on [lhne - :.
tI,ssJ morning as did on going 70 my si;;in;, 80;
n2aISte TvaS capricious and my olSp Hoit
1piIrose In that condition placed ny $hat
nndeT Vour care and am happy 20 sLs1Eo I1 I'm. 11
ali those dtsa1reeable and dhnRetos y ygoopra
IONS have entirely left mo, ana oHoo AA"-0
eniov the benefits OF good healLn: ~, haDeft
BY giving this publicity yop hIIge me.
others similarly affected ana o0Iis4 --o'
BrOokViLte, Jc0eTso" o"'"NS'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-08
COMMERCIAL and FIEANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
April 2, 1869,

[
April z, 1869. !
There Is a slight improvement to note
in business, and we are in hopes that
once the weather becomes more settled
and tne roads get In better condition,
that there will be still further i'm
provement. The fact that money is
tight has a tendency to retard business,
but this obstacle is likely TO be remov-
ed before long, and in that event we
expect to see much better demand for
almost everything. Country mer-
chants will then begin to lay in their
spring and summer supplies. We
quote:
APPLEs-Are coming In freely and
prices are maintained. ranging from
81 0Oa5 so per Dbl,
BUTTER-There is continued good
demand with sales at from 45a5Oc for
prime to choice.
BEANs-Dull aud unchanged at S. 2Oa
so.
CANDLEs-City mould tallow at 151zc;
star at 22a25c.
COTTON YARNs-Standard 45c; Cotton
oaIGLAS GohOVGI SduAIo w iGh 1OOI SOGIOb
Twine 45c.
CARBON OIL-32c.
EGGs-In good demand at 20a22c.
FLoUR-The demand continues fair
with good business in the aggregate,
though prices are uncha nged. We
quote Fancy at 50 25a8 80; Supertine at
IS 25a5 so; Red Wheat Family Sc 75a7 90.
Rye Flour $675.
FIsH-Firm and higher. Mackeral
No. half bbls $40 so; No. medium S.;
No. large IS 75. Lake herring half
bbls 81 75a5 90; Labrador herring at
S11 SO.
FEATHERs-Live geese 75c.
EGRAIN.-Wheat-No. white 81 Goa
l G5; do. red 81 40. Corn-65a7Oc. Rye
81 goal 25. Oats-6OaS5c. Barley
81 7Oa1 so.
GRoCERIEs.-Coffee- 22a26c for
fair to prime. Sugars-Reffned sugars
lower; good to choice New Orleans liza
16c; Porto Rico 14a15c; Cuba 13Ha141<c;
Demorara 16a17c; Crushed 1Sc; A coffee
17I; B coffee 17c; c extra 1G11c. Mo-
lasses-New Orleans SOaS5c; Porto Rico
75c; Baltimore Syrup sOa9Oc; New York
do. 65a7Oc; Choice Syrup 81 10.
HAY.-Baled sells at S22 OOA26 90 for
good to fair quality.
LARD OIE-Firm at 81 65.
LARD-Leaf, in tierce, 19c; kegs 2lc.
PRovIsIoNs-Market quiet and un-
changed. Mess Pork-SSl OOa39 90;
shoulders 14a14Kc; clear rib sides l7ci
clear sides 1Sc; breakfast bacon 164ci
sugar cured hams 200; family hams
19Hc.
PoTAToEs-There is a fair demand for
good qualities and sales were made at
8Oa9Oc per bushel.
SEEDs-Timothy So 75a4 90; Glover
$40 5Oa1O IS; Flax 80 OOa2 25.
SoAP-Family 61<c; German 90; East
ern Family 10a13c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead 12Hc;
Shot 81 25 per bag.
SoDA-Bicarbonate soda 7A7Izc; sal
soda &c; soda in papers 10c.
SrARCH-Fox's SC; Glen Cove 1910
Maizena, 1870.
sALr-Dairy SS 75; Ohio River 81 65
TEA-Gunpowder Tea; 81 4Oa1 rs
Young Hyson Tea 81 4la1 60; Black
Tea 9OcaSl 10.
ToBAcco-Navy tobacco 7Oa72c; darl
1Os and Nc 7Os72c; bright rs and TO-
soc; fig lump 81 10; CARROTS snuff 78c
Garrett's snuff In boxes IS so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-08
MEXICO.

NEW York, April z.
A telegram from the city of Mexico,
to-day, says that Col. Palacios has
escaped from prison and defeated the
troops in Culacan, snd proclaimed
PIacedo Vega, Governor of Cinnalo.
He captured the Mint and released all
the prisoners. Governor Vega Is NOV
ing to join him. The Mayor OF Culca-
can, who was thrown into prison,
has been released Through the influence
Of Minister Rosecrans. Generals Esca-
bedo and Corna were at the Capital.
An earthquake shock was felt on the
22d ult.
Governor Palacios, OF Durango. will
take the place of Romero during his
absence at Washington.
& The Mexican Congress is to meet on
Thursday, and stormy session is ex-
pected.
The excursions in YucataD have
strengthened the opposition to the
Juarez government.
Efforts will probably be made to
overthrow the concession to the English
Company for building the Mexico and
Vera Cruz Railroad, and to organize a
new company with American capital to
take charge of the road.
Congress will grant beligerent rights
to the Cuban insurgents If they expe.
rience no great reverse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-08
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, April7.
CorroN-Flrm; sales of $500 bales at
2sJ<c for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Closed dull and Sc lower.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; 1c lower
on spring. Rye-DulI and heavy at
81 37a1 SO for western. Oats-Heavy at
76Lc for western in store. Corn-Steady
at S7a8Sc for new mixed western; old,
nominal.
Observation-Disclosures at $50 81
for new mess, cash and regular. Beer
Quiet and steady. Cat Meats-Dull.
Bacon-Closed quiet and steady. Lard
Quiet at 1skaT89sc for fair to prime
steam.
EaGs-Dull at 34aS7c.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Fair business doing at some con-
cession in rates for various classes of
cotton and linen goods, which we now
quote as follows: Tuscarora bleached
muslin 20c: Arkwright do Ice; Balts
do 14c; Boot r, three quarter do, 10c;
Bedford Abrown 10c; ;Clarke's four quar-
ter brown, 16c; Lantee Osnaburgs,seven
eighths l9c; Wilmington stripes lac;
Glen's Riddle do lac; twllled rolled
bleached crash 2Oc; twilled rolled brown
do lac; q q brown crash 1711c; n do
Ice; P do 15c; a do lac; B do 1Sc; D do
12c, and one cent advance on these
prices on all numbers OF bleached.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Market somewhat irregular
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-08
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, April Z.

ST. LOUIS, April Z.
The entire Republican city ticket was
elected yesterday at Denver, Colorado.
The clt!2ans' ticket was elected at Jeffer-
son City, Mo. The Democrats carried
the election at LeavenwOrth, Kansas:
A fire at Knobnaster, on the Pacific
railroad in tho western part of the State,
on Monday night, destroyed twelve
business houses in the centre OF the
town. Loss from $780, 900 10 $50, 600, In
sured as follows: Aetna, of Hartford,
g.. eco; Phoenix, of Hartford, q, 500:
North Missouri, $500; Farmers &
Mechanics, of quincy, Ill, 81 600; the
State, of Hannibal, Mo-, $1,000.
The chief fquartermaster's department
OF this military division will depart for
Chicago this afternoon, and the Adju.
tant Generals, Inspector Generals and
Chieg Commissary's and Chief Engi-
neer's departments will follow immedi-
ately. The Paymayter's and Medical
Purveyor's offices and the department
quartermaster and depot commlssary
will remain here.
Major Bates. chief mastering officer
of the Department of the Missouri, left
here yesterday for Fort Hays. Kansas,
where he will muster out the 19th KAN
sas volunteer cavalry, just from Gen.
Custar's com mand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-08
rELEaRAPHIG ITEMS.

1t is intimated that important doc
uments connected with the Union Pa
cific Railroad matters are in Boston.
Edward Cunard, manager of the
Cunard line steamship, died in New
York Tuesday night.
The billiard match between Dion
and Foster, for $1,000 side, 1900
noInts, push shot and scratch barred.
p %as Won Tuesday night by Dion. by
IS points. Score stood, Dixon 1,ZOu;
Foster, LIS.
The Summit Street Hotel at Toledo
Ohio, was destroyed by fire last night.
LOSS SIC, 600; insurance $500.
-Four boys, the eldest II years OF
age, have been arrested at Utica, New
York, for robbing freight cars on the
Central Railroad. They have been In
the habit for year or more OF conceal
ing themselves on the trains and then
breaking into the cars while they were
in motion, robbing cars OF Valuaole
goods. It is thought that since they
first commenced that they nave
plundered trains OF upwards OF $lO0, ,Ooo
worth of goods large portion OF which
they subsequently destroyed. They all
plead guilty aud implicated man
named VIM. Ferry as the instigator
of the robbery.
in the New York Legislature on
Wednesday, the House repoEted a bill
1egalizing the over issue of Central
Railroad stock.
The Grand:Trunk freight engine
Lancaster, exploded at Danville juno
ton Wednesday. Five persons were
severely injured, but none fatally.
Dispatches received at Washington
from Admiral Hoff. dated Havana
March 81, state that the English Consul
General had received in reply to his de-
mand for the return OF the Mary Lowell.
a note stating that the case was in the
es a decision was made known he would
~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-08
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 7.
The proceedings before the referee in
the Union Pacific Railroad case, were
brought to a sudden stop to day, the
witnesses refusing to testify under the
decision of Judge Blatchford during the
proceedings in the State Courts, decler-
ing it null and void.
This morning, by an explosion OF
nitro.plycerine in a blacksmith shop in
Hudson City, a building was destroyed.
Nathaniel Guard was killed outright
and torn to shreds; John Coad was hurl-
ed 25 feet, but not seriously hurt. Inc
accident was caused by Guard plunglng
a red hot poker in can of glycerlne.
A fire took place to-day among the
fruit stalls of the Washington market.
Damages, SIS. .0OO.
The Grand Jury have indicted Depu-
ty Sheriff John Moran for aiding the
escape of George King, bond roober.
The contractor who had charge OF the
nitro.glycerine which caused the terri
BILE explosion to-day in jersey CITY
has been arrested.
The losses by the fire which occurred
in West Washington market to-day,
amounts to S12, 600, distributed among
several firms; mostly insured.
A heavy thunder storm accompanied
bv hail passed over the city this noon.
George F. Nesbitt we'll known prln-
ter died to-day, aged sixty-one years.
Applications at the custom HOUSE
for offices are estimated at 4O,OOO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-08
CUBA.
HAVANA. April G.

HAVANA, April 6.
It is known here that the authorities
at Washington are aware that two ex.
peditions are preparing to leave the
Mississippi. Admiral Hotf has been
ordered to prevent them from effecting
landing, and also to watch the move
ments of the Peruvian monitors.
The Spanish war steamer which
brought in the steamer Comanditario
found on board. They are now being
tried by the Naval court martial, and If
convicted will be hanged or shot i'm
mediately.
Six hundred Artillerymen arrived
from Cienfuegos, the volunteers well
coming them In procession on their ar
rival, during which the flag OF free
Cuba was dragged and trampled on
amid much enthusiasm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-08
THE Indiana Legislature will meet

THE Indiana Legislature VIII meet in
special session to-day. Various ru-
mors are ahoat of the intention on the
part of the Democrats not to qualify,
unless certain pledges are given, and OF
a probable failure to have a session at
all. Republicans, with scarcely an ex-
ception, are disposed to go to work and
entirely ignore the amendment until
the important and necessary legislation
is all accomplished. at least this de-
sire is very strongly manifested and
while they will not be forced into max
ing any pledges beforehand, the dispo.
sition to pursue the course indicated Is
very strong,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-08

ST. LOUIS is excited over a project to
form great grain-buying association.
The boject is to make st. Louis a great
grain depot and receiving and dis
tributing center for the Mississippi
Valley. Unsuccessful, it is contemplat-
ed to enlarge the capital OF the associa-
tion to ten millions. SO that it shall own
elevators at all important points from
st. Paul to New Orleans. 1t is an am
bilious project to control the whole
grain trade OF the Northwest and build
up direct trade with Europe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-08
GEOHGIA.
NEW YORK, April 6.

The Tri6unc's special, dated Atlanta
Ca. April 6. saws: The following ap~
pears in an editorial in the NctO Era OF
this morning. in reference to the Geor-
gia delegation in Washington, incl4d-
ing Governor Bullock as Grant Re'
publican: 1--WE loathe these monsters In
human shape, and hope they may per
ish by the wayside and the State meyer ave
again be cursed by their presence" Inc
ed by every respectable citizen OF At
laOta