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FROM THE PLAINS.
The Wyoming ElectiOns-Pursuit of the EX.
press RObbers-One Killed, One Wounded,
and $4,000 In Gold Recovered.

Despatch to The EUening Telegraph.
OMAHA, Sept. 11.-Henry Storing, recently
general b9ggage-master of several railroads at
Chicago, has been appointed General Agent of
the Union Pacific.
Latest accounts from the Wyoming elections
show that the Democrats have elected the entire
Legislature. Nickels, Dem, for Congress has
1915 majority.
Dispatches from Corinne report that the
party in pursuit of the robbers who recently
robbedWells IL Fargo's coach from Helena came
up with several of the robbers. desperate
struggle ensued, in which one robber was killed
and six wounded and taken prisoners. Nine
thousand five hundred dollars of the money was
recovered. Dan. Robbins, express division
agent, was dangerously wounded in the fight.
The party will continue the pursuit of the other
robbers.
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FROM THE STATE.
The Gettysburg Battlefield.

GETTYSBURG, Sept. 1.-THE Gettysburg Bat
tefield Memorial Association are preparing Il
em newspapers upon the indication proceedinrrs
on this battlefield recently, explaining the mi
conceptions in regard to it, and Claiming II ns
brilliant success The association is also taSin.
the feld indicated by the generals in otto op
anee on that occasion. ''''A" ~ "'Ve'i"-
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FROM BALTIMORE.
The New City Hall Contract scanda

Special Despatch 10 The Evening Ieegraph
BALTIMORE, Sept. Thames Clark, State
Senator of Baltimore county, and John Merry
man, parties implicated in the City Hall con-
tract fraud are out to-day in strong denunciatory
cards vindicating themselves Merryman is the
leading Democratic candidate OF Governor
Bowie's side for State Treasurer, against Robert
Fowler the present incumbent.
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Protracted from Hidden Causes
Whose Cases Require Prompt Treatment

Do you feel weak, debilitated, easily tred2
Does a little extra exertion produce palpita-
ton of the hearth Does your liver or your kid
neys, frequently get out Of order2 Do you have
spells OF short breathing, or dyspepsiaP Are your
bowels constpated2 Do you have spells Of fantng,
or rushes Of blood to the head? Is your memory i'm
paired? Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this
subject? Do you feel dull lstless, moping, tired OF
company, OF life? Do you wish to be left alone, 10
get away from everybody9 Does any little thing
make you start or jump2 Is your sleep broken or
restless? Is the lustre Of your eye as brant2 The
bloom on your cheek as'bright? Do you enjoy your
self in society well? Do you pursue your business
with the same energy? Do you feel as much con-
ndence in yourself? Are your spirits dull and nag
gng, given to fits Of melancholy If so do not lay
it to your liver or dyspepsia Have you restless
nights? Your back weak, your knees weak, and
fhave but little appetite and you attribute this TO
dyspepsia or liver complaint?
Did you ever think that those bold, def
! ant, energetic, perseverng, successful business
men are always those who are in per-
4 feet health? !? You never hear such men COM
plain Of being melancholy of nervousness, of pal
pitation of the heart. They are never afraid they
Fcannot succeed in business; they don't become sad
and discouraged they are always polite and plea
SAINT in the company Of ladies, and lock you and
them right in the facenone Of your downcast looks
1or any other meanness about them.
How many men, from badly cured diseases, have
brought about that state Of weakness that has re-
duced the general system so much as to induce al
most every other disease-idiocy, lunacy, paralysis,
spnal affections suicide and almost every other form
OF disease which humanity is heir to- and the real
cause of the trouble scarcely ever suspected and
have doctored for all but the right one.
These diseases require the use Of Duretc.
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IA. M..."....61 IL A NJ. ......4 ZAP. M......77
Steamship Brunette, Freeman, New York. John f. ohI.
stS9%shR dIv1s JAS s Green Pace Richmond via Norfolk
stsa%sr Esw York JONES' Georgetown and Alexandria,
sehr q L. YandervOort Kelly Commercial Point, Scott
sShr @ B i ! HSntley, MokersOn, Commercial Point, do
Schr Reeves Brannn RcbmSSa b%asSangt0n O
Schr Morning Star, Lynch, Washington, Borda Keller
schr Mary Anna Burns, Washington, do
SR sSRr @ NRl NeWRlrf EoH Hansss saom do ddo
Eoso HsrE%Sy c6aesow ddS dS
SSehr SSehr FaEn, Baker ChaElestown, do
sSSE ssF tosRif sms BSs,oB Boston, SS SSS
sShr schr Martha. Hd freeman, sn, sslsm, DO.
Tug Thomas Jefferson, Allen, Baltimore, with tow of
Tug Commodore Wilson, ii HAvrede Grace with tow of
ARRIVED THIS MORNING
and sSs Henry %nsoE
GoUrse f. aS a
and Alexandria with mdse to W p Clyde 4 Go.
with %dss ioiE RFdAS hours from Ne" York.
Wtb B5es M RMSFedh "a hours from New
steamer Il Frank Pierce, q hours from New York, with
Steamer shriyer Dennis. la hours from Baltimore.
Steamer Decatur Webb, l9 hours from Baltimore. with
steamer W.: Whiildn, Risgaps, Is hours from Bat
ss G sGne g. "a hours from Ne" York. with
Brig Alice Lea, Foster days from Boston, with ice to
Brig Meteor, Raynes days from Boston
Schr Memento Mori Adams, IA days from Washington,
ID. o. with old iron to Fay x Co.
Schr j. w. Knight, Revere, days from Gardiner, with
ice to KniSkerbockeE Ice Go.
Sohr i. ID, Small, Iice, from Danversport
Schr r. w. Huddell, Malloy, from Boston.
Tug Hudson, NICHOLSON, from Baltimore, with tow OF
tow Of barges to W. p. Clyde Co. O'"'' WIN
Steamship Brunette Freeman "a hours from New York
with mdse' to John f. ohl-arrived yesterday.
Special Despatch to The Eoening Telegraph
HAyRE DEGRAcE, Sept. 1.-THE following boats left
al A. Lesher, with lumber to McIIyain 4 Bush
Senator, with lumber to Taylor Belts.
q. W. Lormer, with lumber, for New York
Sallie and Ann with stone, for Wilmington.
4. f. Hartman with lumber to Trump 4 Son.
Naomi with lumber to Norcross d Sheets
May Iokhoff, with lumber to Patterson Lippincott
william and Harry, with lumber to Watson, Malone
May and Marcia, with lumber, for New York
Delaware and Hudson No l4q, with bark, Ohestar
Jacob Seasholtz, with lumber TO Henry Oroskey
Dnanaiaghin, with lumber TO Patterson Lppincott.
Correspondence Of The Eeenina Tsleqraph.
- EASTON MOMAHONS BULLETIN
NEW YoRK OFFICE, Sept. 1O.-Six barges leave in
tow tonight for Baltimore, light.
Jane Elliott, with birthstone, for Wilmington.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, Sept I0-The following
bArges leave in tow tonight eastward =
w j. Forward; Sarah Hummel; o. v. Houghton; and
j. Van Buren,, all with COAL for New York. l.. s. O.
MEMORANDA.
SIeamnshp Ares, wiley hence, at Boston yesterday
Schr Thomas Booz, hence for Norwich, at New London
sehr M. A. MOoann whitmore hence, at Bangor 9Th
schr Flanagan, Shaw, hence, Gardiner 9th inst.
sebEs hrs Ella Amsden smith, and s. Tasker' Allen,
schr J. j. Little, Little, hence for Lynn, at New London
C.L- -N.aat-
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FROM NEW YORK.
steamer Disabled.

New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE st. John is at the
dock of the Pennsylvania Coal Company, below
Newbqrg, with her machinery disabled. The
New York.
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HelmbOld's Fluid Extract Buchu

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THE ELECTION CONTESTS.

The Democratic Logic Continues
Conclusion of MIR. Hirsts Ar
gument-Judge strong's Re
ply-An Able Effort in
Behalf of the Con-
testaRts.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine EspS see Inside Pages.

(By Anglo-AmeTicdn C;dble)
New York. ' '
GLASGOW, Sept. 1l.-Arrived, steamship Iowa. from
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SECOND EDITION
THE GREAT EQUINoCTIAL

Disasters to shipping-A Schooner
Wrecked-only One Man, Out of
Crew of Eighteen, Rescued
The Steamer Cam
bridges Perilous
Situation Dur
ingthe Gale.
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THIS MORNING.

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
IA. M.........6ll IL A. M. .,.aI2P M M n
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MEMORANDA

Steamship Aries Wiley, hence, at Boston yesterday
9Th inst. -
sehr M. A. MCoann, whitmore, hence. at Bangor 9Th
instant
schr j. NJ Flanagan Shaw hence at Gardiner 9th inst
Sehrs Ella Amsden, Smith, and S. p n. Tasker Allen,
for philadelphia, sailed from Gardiner 7th inst
7th inst.
sehr Anna E. Oranmsr. hence at Norwich 7th inst.
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Correspondence of The Evening Tsleqraph.
EASTON A MoMAHONiS RIJIJETTN

tow tonight for Baltimore, light. $3.50 -
Jane Elliott, with birthstone, for Wilmington.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, Sept. IO@The following
barges leave in tow tonight eastward =
w j. Forward Sarah Hummel; o. w. HouRhton; and
j. Van Buren,, all with coal, for New York l.. s. o.
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Judge Allison announced that the naturalization
in this Court would be conducted under the personal
supervision OF Of judges that on the 9Oth OF TINS
month Court viii be opened in the old Quarter Ses-
sOns room, where one OF the judges, each taking MS
term, win sit daily from 10 O'Clock until except on
Saturdays, and will see as far as possible that the
business is conducted properly.
The Court then stood adjourned.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17

50EhsT TWENTIETH HsTREEf-FURsIsHED Rooms
~ TO let, with without oarJ TO gentlemen; h0ase
aud location very desirabe French private family Refer.
ences.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17

20 LEXINGTON AVN NUB.-RoOM TO LET, WITH
~ Board, !or gentleman and wife also hall Bed
The New York herald., 1869-12-17

DAwNBRORERS SALE.-WATCHES AND JEWEL.
l. ry.-A. NJ. CRIsrALAK Il eON, Anctioneers, AZ
broadway, will sell Monday, Dec ~ At 10M O'Clock the
largest OF Unrecemed Pledges offered at auction
this year. comprising general tmcnt Gold and silver
Watches Diamond and Gold Jcwelry Tools, Guns and Ps
tolls, Musical Mathematical Instruments, BY order
OF ). j. Levy.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17

- = EAST NINTH STREET BETWEEN BROADWAY
st.D and University piHce9na splendid well fur
nshed front Roona t class table and good attendance
references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
SAI.EA AT Auction.

~. at so vcsey street. Liquors. Teas, Furs Notions, Ho
siery, Musns, Fannes Dress Goods Neckes, Handker-
The New York herald., 1869-12-17

ylrANTED--A HANDSOME SUIT OF APARTMENTS,
VI with without Egard cely located, ly ay spent
Ing tho winter in the city liberal price for suabe
cammodAttons. Address VIA terms and particulars, UEO
fEhN, box lii Herald office.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17

yAcOB BoaART, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
81 by virtue OF ohallei mortgage viii sell at public ac
ton this day tfriday Dec ~ 1859 at ~ O'Clock In the
No 62 Broadway the contents OF Oyster and
Dining Saloon, consisting OIL rter ramp Mirrors Oyster
Bar Ll4uor Bar and Fixtures CIvck. Chairs, Tables
Chandeliers and Bottles, lot oil Crockcry, Knives
and Forks Table Linen, Napkins l steam Table and
Boiler AIso by order OF the receiver viii be sold at the
same tune all uhaels included Ia the mortgage
GRO. A. MCURE, Attorney FOR Mortgagee.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17

4 ucrlON SALE or HOUSEHOLD fURNITURE-M
~ DOUGHTY, Auctoneer, will sell this day. lO O'Clock
at the saesrooms ~ Nassau street. rosewood walnut
and OAK Parlor Chamber Dinrg Room Furniture; Car
pets, Mirrors OH Paintings rosewood Pianofoe, China,
Croekery and Glass Ware; Cured Hair Mattresses Tbs
whole TO be peremptoriy sold.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17

J.. Wines. Liquors, Bourbon ana Rye Whiskeys. -
BY S. HERMAN Auctoncer, this day lFrdsy, Dec I'D nj
0a O'clock IL Bowery 200 bbs choice old bourbon
and Rye Whskeys BraRdes Gins 81 casks Port and sherry
Wines cha aud large lot OF other Liquors. In lots
to SUIT dealers
The New York herald., 1869-12-17

70 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET BETWEEN FIFTH
sjs) and Sixth avenuus.-Finev furnished koons with
hrsi class Boari famcs single gentlemen; reor
enc3s required
The New York herald., 1869-12-17

JOSEPH MCGUIRE. AUCTIONFER.
- For sao at auction, the premises No. G7 Warren
street. to the highest bidder for cash Saturday Decen-
Der Isl at 10 A. NJ, I5horso Lgdd rafferty, Engne
20-horse Roots Tubular Sectional Boier one Minch
Spice Ml burns Coffee Roasler one Coolar and Boiler
combined; Shafting Puileys, &c.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17
Local Breytties.

The Hibernisns persist 10 their claim
TO "nrst water
The st. Mary's Infirmary festival term
mated, last night, in GLORIOUS" dance.
Columbus boasts brass band and a
hook and ladder company. ..t
Babies! Babies to the right OF Us, babies
10 the left of u, babies all around US. a
boy TO johnny Brown; a boy to Frank
Sehuckers; boy 10 Wood Rittephouse;
girl to j. w. Stewart; twins to Mrs.
Henry Taylor, and twins to Barney Me.
Manus. Who ever heard OF the like ?
Ba.a.a ali!
Katie Putnam takes q benefit tonight,
The programme Is one OF the very best
yet presented.
J. ). Ray, mate OF the steamer Emily
Labarge, was fined IS by squire Shan
Messy yesterday, for knocking fellow
human being Off his pins. Fine paid.
1t is estimated that a. many as three
hundred fiat boats, commonly called
"broad-horns," have passed Cairo dur.
ing the past week.
The town lots of Evansville are valued,
for taxable purposes ut S2olS,G55, or a
half million dollars less than the town
lots OF Cairo. Tile total tax there for
State, County and Township purposes, is
sl.1. a.t.. ..'"
Our suggestion that the city Marshal
should be. made chief ofpolice, meets
with very general approval. 90. o. '''''
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17

The.clouds cleared away yesterday ev-
ening, and we basked for o few hours In
the unwonted pleasure of the sunshine.
This morning the return to our usual
cloudiness, aggravated by freezing at
mosphere.
The river commenced rising again last
night, and has swollen about four inches.
A Portsmouth, Ohio, paper states that
q new boat building there for the Ports
mouth mud Pittsburg trade, is to be lSS
feet long add 800 feet wide. Geerusa-
lum!
The last arrivals from st. Louis, report
The Arthur on her way back to that port
for repairs. The Submarine No. II and
the Salvor had succeeded In stopping tho
holes In the hull Of the Kate Robinson,
and were ready to begin pumping last
evening. She Is now probably afoat.
The Commonwealth Is the regular line
boat for N. o., this evening.
The Mary E. Forsyth is the regular
packet for Memphis and Vicksburg, to.
day.
The Alice Dean Ii due from Cincinnati,
The Quickstep is the regular packet for
Evansville, this evening. e. -'--F
The White has broken n cylinder head
and has not been here for two days. We
learn however that her repairs would DO
completed in time for her to resume her
regular trips this evening.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17
Tie Poor or Alexander County.

The county court has determined to let
out the paupers, for so much per month
per head, to the lowest and best bidder.
In pursuance OF this determination II
has divided them into three classes viz :
Persons of ten years and upwards; child
rem under tho age OF ten years; and sick
and crippled persons. The bids for the
two classes first named must be with u
view to the occupancy of the poor house
farm near Thebes, where all paupers In
. condition to be moved will be forward.
ed ut once. The third class, or the sick
and wounded, are to be kept in Cairo IN.
til it is considered safe TO remove them
to the, poor house, and bids for keeping
them must be made with that nnder-
standing. y BIds are also invited from
regular physicians,. hut for abetter
understanding Of this. and all other
matters In the same connection, the
reader must refer to the advertisement in
another column, headed "To Contrac.
tors.r The details are therein explicitly
stated. ~, 81 az 2
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17

Gov. a. L. X. Stafford, OF Arizona,
brother Of A. b. Stafford, Esl., OF this
city, recently addressed the citizens OF
Prescott, on the resources aud necessities
~ Arizona. lie gavean elaborate show.
Ing Of the mineral and agricultural
wealth Of the territory, and pointed TO
the means that are necessary 10 sue.
cessful development OF the country.
One Of the greatest draw back. 20 the
country, he thinks, IS the inadequate pro-
lection against the raids, ravages and
outrsges OF the Apache Indians The
address is a very able and comprehensive
one, and, II extensively published, would
have powerful effect in tile work Of
peopling and developing that distant;
but wonderful region OF country.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17
MORE DUpEs.
The Counterfeit Money Dodge.

The rascally firm Of Morgan Il Co,
dealers in counterfeit money that can't
be detected, seem to be transacting II
Gland Office business. Orders for their
countergeits are going forward from all
parts of the country, and brown paper
and shavings are going back in return.
Since the firm flooded the country with
their circulars, as many rs two or three
hundred of their packages have passed
through the Cairo express Office for points
South.
A few days ago citizen Of Cairo re-
ceived remittance from neighborir,,
town, with instructions TO pay the
charges, on two express packages that
had beon directed to his care. The pack d.
ayes came and the charges were paid
The seals Of one of che packages being
broken, and the package itself being of
q Suspicious character, the citizen, at the
suggestion Of policeman, opened 1t. It
was from Morgan d Co., contained u
scrap Of sheet-iron, lot Of shavings and
the following note!
"Ths Is done to misead the detectives.
1t will be sent to you free OF charge by
express. Keep cool. Do not mention
our names. Shall we send your letter
along with It. MORGAN & Co"
The second package was then opened
and found TO contain small photograph
Of q 81 900 greenback, and "a lot Of brown
wrapping paper. The photograph was
probably the 'it, I" referred to in the.nots;
but whether 1t Is or is not, we will guar
antee that nothing further will be re-
ceived from Messrs. Morgan & Co, un-
less It fs another ,installment Of shav-
ings and brown paper.
Its rather astonishing that men Of
ordinary common sense will fall into
such traps. AS only thy would.be vii.
lains are taken In, however-such only
as want the counterfeit money that they
may circulate It, the public has no SYM
patty for them. In truth they deserve
To he yictifniZed.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17
The Rush for Tickets,


In the Great Henderson Kentucky
Prize Scheme has fairly set In, and 1t is
now question OF doubt as to whether
they will hold out until the day set for
the final drawing There are only 81, sGi
tickets in the whole Scheme, represent
ing s3l4,3l0 in prizes, besides an addi-
tional inducement Of 5000 in green
backs, 70 be divided among the winners
ofihe llrt seven prizes.
We understand that over three times
n many tickets have been sold during
the past week, "a were cold during any
previous week During the present
week It is expected the sales will be con-
sideraLly increased from last week, so
unless our friends procure their tickets
very soon they will lose their chance. to
participate In the enterprise at ali. This
IL certainly the best supported and fairtst
scheme 1t will ever DO the privilege of
the public I'm this country TO patronize.
Tickets for sale by ". I. Rudd, Cairo
city wharfboat. .... .rr...- ~, ct
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17
The nn,ln.. To.Morr.w Ai,.rnoes.

The announcement that half the gro ;
proceeds Of the matinee, tomorrow az
ternoon, will go into the treasury Of tie
Orphan Asylum, coupled with the furth-
ar announcement tlat the really anus.
Ing burlcsque entitled the "Field of the
Cloth Of Gold will be put upon the
stage, will fill the Atheneum full 10 re-.
pletion. Two or three parties Of young
ladies were canyasslng the city, during
the fore part OF the day, for purchasers OF
tickets, and rs their ways were quite
Irresistible they scarcely ever attempted
a sale that they did not effect. We
shall not be surprised Ia hear of the sale
Of two or three hundred tickets by them,
II that, kind Of success attends their
efforts, the benefit will amply repay all
the time and labor involved in bringing
II about. f.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17
TWO Thieves Erousb, 10 Gr,ec.

About o'clock this n. IN. two indi.
viduals lifted an over coat from its peg
in front Of Messrs. Hebron and Wells
store on commercial Avenue, with the
evident purpose OF appropriating it to
their own use and behoof. In less than
an hour thereafter the same individuals
were in charge of chief Of police Nc
Carthy. They gave their names as Leon.
ard Kelly and William THOMPSON, both
transient persons. They were committed
to the county Jail to await examination
before the circuit court. As the coat is
worth more than fifteen dollars, and as
the proof Is Of a very positive nature
against, them their chances are brilliant
for year or two's sojourn in joliet. Two
skeleton keys were taken from their
pockets, which were retained by officer
Mccarthy.