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, 1870-07-22

1hcprrhure Of tatntcn hal Asta.t driven the people
10 ttndy tic principles ~h!eh taxes !npusod.
Etesy day. spaftr discuaeion Of tae TasH kTuss
more eau<rt The demand fos the Of the
League Is urgent aud growing Politicians. students.
edit.rs, Ccnerssmeu. douttnk rrutsrtiuusts. suutt
inx paycrs Apply daily ID the Lessue 10 1rarn how
&hey NAY Leaf gursue their stuJ u the fath question
In .ir Of this anxious trSklnf for light Aud :r erat
uerd Of HeEk pse.ent ecunn1Rtt truth perasA5'y
vet CORRECTLY the 1asu hAa detes1n!nel 10 p:h-h al
eu-t PRICE, tue wonderful work Of F1rdeEc Ha.tas,
sttled, SpAiFzss Of LAe Pr,xtrtioaiks
f te zruask able work rA< sasoH tho Ahtest Of our
cslticr. aATa:
"Us B4.tiat II med on, be said that he h.. neset
beeu nusn. nd, and that he II unanswerahle aud thAt
b. aA prtIured tke elcxFrrt and fno~t triltE
existence Of thr Fire. Iradc they. IT. t.
tu: if tnJ, e:lY, If thr laws OF h1Inau natus1
ich regulate The Interchange Of human se=sier--s
statstne ut Ia thr p1rsnc of whrh af~ a.
brlrlce sg*ar'usp oGts~sl f. s,ylz.,l lily
1. hsraly +xcink. II II not combat. but rla1shirt
and snsbsly ~h" w.nia to knaa wtat ttrs lrase d~
rtrr- and ett out in ttyle sparkling fhs. il III
sil ii llr ..&Fts, cAnnat du ttttz kaao stlsy tas
Sep!t-tue."
, 1870-07-22
INDIANA.
The National Normal Musical Insti.

The National Normal Musical IMsti-
stitutc i'll session Mt SOUL, Ike1,t.
spccial i>~ratrh To The Chicago Tsi.,,pc.
@s0C1A HEsD. July zl.-The National Normal Mu-
atcal Institute assembled here two weeks ago,
and nov ha& l56 members Ia attenL-
nnCc, representing eighteen States OF the Eninn,
New nlrmlsEs are arriving daily. The Institute
VII! continue four weeks stt DH thu 18TH III All
gust eAt The Institute will gir,. In. eratnrn of the
ireatH.n, under the ic1tt Of Z. II. Wsnlan. Of New
HAMPSHIRE. The churuS will consist of about two
huuuftl and ffty ladies' and gentlemen.
, 1870-07-22

Ep TN

10xpos, July et.-Thc fact that Austria is or
,1e.iGC extended ntid mauduyEes III Hungary Is
acccpseu US proving the iaatncctltT OF her neu-
tr3firc
, 1870-07-22

SAN FRANCISCO, JulE sl.-1t IA ru!nared that a
nbueter1nG expedition Ia isnE tl1tet out to cap
ture xnli plpndef the French rnientra OF TAhir2
am: ScF Ca'estontA The French Consul here IL
preparing for the emergency.
, 1870-07-22
Salmon Fisheries OF !AlaakA+


As the scason for catching salmon il now
near at hand, and that thi. source Of part Of
oar future cr,itotial wealth viii engage the
attenti6n OF nany who azo - present obGvioua
TO tue profta which viii result from prose-
cuison OF this enterprise, 10 viii endosTot to
, 1870-07-22
PENNSYLVANIA.
Knl1rond InttcrS---Thc Eric and
ICnMhIiinnin [Iaudx.

kkRs*&V&kU H1NEIFSFs".&H TIT E4FFE NnU
Pennsylvania IEondx.
PH1IAnE1TH1A, JG1y el.-.au election was held
Yesterday ~ the stockholders OF the Erie ltascad
~ aprruvc nf the t.tw iease Of the ROAD hy the
Fcuhstisauia Een.ral Railroad Company. fnnt
to the election. protest was presented On iHhalf
ra'l, against allowing the PENNSYLVANIA Central
70 vet. on ne&s'y io.oss shares nett ~ tnat cum
panJ on the gvouMi that the uew teast ii IN favuF
OF that company, and thar company sh'.ul NOT bt
EeTLittel BY IT'S own vote to discharge themselves
frnm the "httEatinns Of a former lease; Giles
votes were cast ia favor, ani e1,1s7 against.
, 1870-07-22

BosroS. July 21.-George ". HedoinS' Inc PIC
ucct pe41odic4lIst, died today.
Il meeting oftac ssockholdc!s 81 the Hs!tloM
4 E7t Hnad, to-day, President Edrdgc xolootneu
tions had bcen sefYod upon tbs COMPANY, fess1 In
, 1870-07-22
I. FOREIGN.
The War in Europe.
Positio is Of the Contendlng
| Armies.
A French Rcconn0itering Party
| Captured by prussian
Soldiers.
Russia Considered Certain to Take
Sides with Prussia.
French Gunbonts Active In
Search Of German
Merchantmen
AT THE FRONT,

roxnns 1n,r ol...The tnlluwtur sketch OF the
l5cn,,, caut,s,f,n has been obtained from rel!a-
~, .r,,-,..
12n. French army f. concentrating within the
or..iri1atera! formed ts the ,owps OF Nancy,
Th,cnvjlyc S,rnsbcurr. and Maytuce Snnth Of
straS,ou!r IN The same mcrf,liap, ls the cntrench-
ed ..mu n f}pIfrt where eo71,s Gy7nt< Is taking
I'm rs nns,ttor IN I'm, thu r1cbr of thc French
arm, 4nn:nrr r,,r,,s will ,c II. r.sery, q, Ckaops-
Su-.V,rne The .nt,rc nr1ny viii be cup1,u5,-t of
i,, ,,,1. .,rt ri ,hrf, tr g,nr t,tyt~t,ns of H.
, 1870-07-22

By the shelving rocke. or he would have been
iu1tanty killed. His escape, nevertheless
waa .niIaculot&. In view Of the NUMEROUS
aecidenta rbic8 occur here. it il strange tist
the city autho{ties have not erected bAt1i-
cade along the blur.
, 1870-07-22
MISSOURI.

Enthu~ira~tic Meeting ef Germans MT
st. LoutEs
ST. locls, July 71.-The Germans held another
large 1ntetiuE Last night at which Mayor Cole and
enthusiasm prevailed. very large injecting Naa
a!so held at St jose pn, at Nh1ch resolutions c1-
pfesduG the deepest sympathy With Ffuasla were
fAleed,
, 1870-07-22
nnutfNn items,

TnRnSTr, July s1.-Tnc hcatk hn3 tshinE tackle
kelzed on the 81 Lawrence ltver have ieen re-
turned. Her, after rieAsurr-dshiuS parties vii be
granted permits ht oyctscet OF the fisheries
There vas considerable damage bE storM Last
night
, 1870-07-22
Bustn,o Live stock Market.

BCETAIo July 41.--Cattie declining; poor stock
NC lower. and good declined NC Receipts for
week. 3A cAfx, ..
week
Hogs dull. bat hettcx than lAss week, y Qn'
changed T1ts3
, 1870-07-22

~ Ras:i,t e"nno, be cle:rea viii pa:t4s1'sY in Tie
I'd Cd s:: f. sa;. y s;s:s
Ess3:.! s:s ss:; s. n
ITO :, it, D. feuna,tens e =. uae: .reo1d.
ht IT, .,sF =. a,t ., on s,,s snt 9.,: a., X
hd ~, t.: IT, r. i.euts- IT, sa<.
liz; i:s: esss:s. ss's: ii h '::; e ss: +:
soanii,. rhlsh i. VI. q n.s :. s'sT r. M
i1i. H. H.u. taT'a.h 5,h H. ~: =.
"a; t;!d H. H. esss c11 .s1e fss4 T.
eount1y i snP~s@l.h-a ,z!'5y IN ..a iGr :
sast.s,s j: mr.a: i eesrrly *1is:sn = 1t,s 1Ss
LATED ai.,e.'. 'e ia,r,s r. r, nj. ", ss'.a ~
~, :s.' Es. lat u.; lc ss.. est:.. .~..
~; Il in .:r ~, il no, II; r ~
e''a- IN Itlitie7l "uomy hut -'ry Ia call sttsntio
II the tuxEft+ VI The ~ulk lxlure Ut.
Ut al1 ejord,ns which may have l-tn urEs .eairrs
t. m .spa,e % !: s. e. /. a. s sa1r, s.
str tiHaai .n"norvS for ;n s:.innsI:s II aas an
tags ~ narst chow. i :" thu ','',d i, IL t.ss 81
r.: I'D -. 's.. III n fs
ne ..res II .ir.eujuatnk t.rir lctrin.s ,bne:out
s.1a xiu L: ne sl.si.sr.ins tv;rss aa-usa whish
W. W. ss ses In III "a. .1te IL .! .as II. IT. f.,
snr.' ot chRese ~allrtvrrn and ttrriFn trade
d.: sustened sas ensisr. y <1sead@ =, our vi iasu.-
trd forw ard IN th- of c1s1atirn. fA4t Civ
Ing M1y .sASa4tou hieh IL tue tstrlrt1r ii
tcEsl tttrr3rt1;iCn F, l.1d III. a3iurr IT,. that
every dl,r;:nn OF p-,trte whrh iye. through pm
trrtcE = ss1t nu.: fatal u nsanA nei~ Eity, inss-
much is purels t!- result of 4rci1t 'tlAnt
aid s.1ntt 6t F-nd rrun te There /.
Ili.ss y tiusetiun ant grow older .sill dis
that ever. En.tty Ge f ali wilI EhrYt
tAtiy rtqure t nurse IL .ethouses II u something
hiuE th.t al Of iu.-1is can.rs Irr;ve
that the v- rt-ettv- sarin wkich i. i,,--4 fr III
tVEt~e u ptvstsTa8 the h$4Ancr ot s1d< b~tweeB
AID turrixn n1t.LIs tie Ai-out Of zopos1A
tjnnt E!bE tr
tkr rat n.ne xtsr Should she reader de:c
On Pe:ses IL LEesnenx. gheh Me heattilv eema,snd !.
e;taay I'D =. 70 a.o9ai pso.s-Eit. "a, sttn!nen.
ssupeed epon y eeaRdsst thsoir. which have hrsn
the party Of protaeston Ia the French Empirr.'
1he FFss IFa4fev sxy8: J" AtneEk the 'Sophsan1 Of
PTGtettlop hith rrf@tsd by HsAti4t in th4 Hslc
suslIle, viii tc found Almost every arEuEeut that II
Atsknced by MI Greeley and his sehan;s ard the Eef
essA.s uto heh tho look dirijed mxte it Adntra-
by s4tea to tie readers VI tt dag md thia eo1n1,
who ass impatient oF thc SUSTAINED skauruts of uef
wosfs Hpon roii:etl eesn.:ny. h tFan~woTk Of tht
the thost Of everyday life THE tsyE.
il sueuary clear aud winning. md tie happy h,tuos
thA. Basiisi had corsaud u = most .brfve weapon
ri h.- hare 1.rk rks1
, 1870-07-22

.-I4rFl 4efshtt Afs'' Hf*sfhssa Hl1a EFll
err. TLnse hp .h u ~ s:rJa. Al a1.u:.iei
u A1e fer free trade eaoutd isad she solame.'
, 1870-07-22

Dcnoctntic Nomination in tho Ninth
District OF tndinnn.
FoKT WAFSR, lnti-, July 9l.-At Hartfortl City,
1n'l. to-iay, John Colerick was nominated a.
Democratic candidate from the Ninth Indiana
District
AZ = county convention oi Republicans anil To-
dependent Democrats Ds Allen County. tD-las, 3
Popular ticket was nominated The ticket has
lar rEUsptCt Of snCreSA
, 1870-07-22
a.reAt Of 1,alored Rohhcra nj Onincy.

AFTeAt OF EO10fed H0bbCfN 1T WuiHcys
UClScY, 1niy al.-TwO cnI1rel mcn wetc Al.
rested this mor1linp. who gave their Names as
nantrl Gilman and Reuben Smsns, charged with
rotsttng q passenger on the Tout Jasper on her up
Inn. ntaf fnts city, Yesterday. The MONEY was all
s.rtrt,s They wers. tried tn.e morning md ntll
In default Uf five hundred dollars hall 1t IL sath
that these two. with others. have followed the
r1ver for Ro.ne time for the purpose OF rubbing
passengers.
, 1870-07-22
MEXICO,

HAVANA, July 21.-ttty nf Mexico advtccs OF
Julr ~ state that General Martinez. with seof
ganizcd force, WAS threatening The city Vt San
Luis IutDst.
, 1870-07-22
OHIO.


CoLJAHTs. July el.-State Senators Il, F. rotrs
and .Ias- t. l!utlsil, tf@ly seut In their Ee*tGn3-
pr Of Monfan, and the latter Is De1uocrat:c can
tl2te for Congress.
, 1870-07-22

The &;rss III Crop vi Ncsy York Stnsr.
ALBANY, JuIs s.,-The heat crop ot this State
will f nne-half more than last year anl OF euF+'
Eior quality. Oats will be larger ctur than last
yta
, 1870-07-22

MADRID, July e1.-Thc Spanish press general,
rid!cu.es the proclamation Vi snlalllhility.
, 1870-07-22
Negro Testimony Admitted in q Hen
1ACkT Court

H. LoC1sEIl11, Jnly 3L-The Mayor Of CoSinxton,
- - cnmlnN case. to-day. admitted the testimony
" negro woman for the prosecution This Ii
espPoaeo 70 he the nsst instance OF the admission
of negro testimony II KeptucN,
, 1870-07-22
The Cleveland Lsa.er E4ys;

As thc Democracy Of pe Tocauesillc ID tic aLLst
tEe1ti.t ever written or political tabrie ~ Will
be found that In hs eA+asks Eeors-*le-A n Eaftas
Feat arruu.ent suonr peuple and L<EitIatuns
In cumha1ink By 4EIuIAtut1 md Illustrations aaApttt
to the cc1npfrhesnu Of the Masses, The r5Tpts AMI
sophta hieh eous to s- eod= u The ps9ttesionss:
4thGf II peyEapa most lucid and poipted Of n
modern w11f- On economical teleec- II hardly to'
much to ret.rd ht1a t.4sut wesips.a 11uSnx ~ ta,=
Al lca.t he toas hkh pacc 4aonf IL albert esPo1nd
xrd t&uons..xtnsA Ills destn, when occurred Il
who fsss Le,ans a.r ake.t t1pouudef II pali;t,
tran,I,te, and ii fur1u valuable and practical text
BOOK IL The hAndt Of the party which t. noE sIrinF
for Tie lrad ia national finance"
, 1870-07-22

LOWELL. Mass. Itly :l.-Senator AMes married
the laughter of f}cIl HutlGf thss evening. They
leave fuI Minnesota shortly.
, 1870-07-22

Ing It from accepting the acts OF the Rhode Island
and Conuecticut Legislatures. ..
Dartmouth College, at Hanover, n. H.. to-day
conferred degrees upon Il l. Heath, Of Memphis;
John keudr1ck, Of Marietta, Ohlot and Rev. D.
, 1870-07-22
Report of the Department Of
Agriculture for July.


gtf Of way through tile Cherokee Iant:s has been |
t,ai!y decided hy the Att 1tucy General. The een-
rs1 ,sas chI.ttr bctxeen the Jpy Missouri River i
.or, Scott Isua.I anA the Parsons Hoai, one
trough tho Eeosho Valley. TIE decision was Ia
avur OF the latter line. Some time since Secretary
OK ii citlcd utter hearing full Arguments on both
i.les that under the trea'y but single trunk line
:oui,l tie bailt through the indian country. Ihls
lcciston Is Afir1net! and the above road deslg-
aaie4l Parsons u, once telcgraphed TO put large
force Of graders at wurk.
WILL BEARD The LION.
Rev. Dr. Newman, Of this city. will start In
few tlays for Utah 10 deliver I'll argument to The
sat1.ts against ra!s ga.ny. This Is In accordance
with chatenge e1telded to aud accepted By him
some weeks ago.
TIE rEEscu MISSION.
Te1egrams from Paris wcre received at an early
hour t,.fs morning IN New YORK hy ~: Betthcmy-
He a. ltr.ctc,! 10 think government fof the
courtesits shown IN lehalf OF .Psrsost-Parudol,
Informed that a new Minister would be sppoihted
At an cafiy uayt and ordered to return 10 wash
In9ton and remain I'LL further 1nstructH'as- lie
arrived here this evening, and Will have charge
uf the French Legation for the pccsenf.
TIE LATE FKEy0ST-FAEApoI-
The children OF rrevuSs-1lrado! will not coMc
here a,ain His bu,ly still lies In the house he had
taken, cuaTie1!hy q aquaI OF marines, scut there
ly order Of the President 1t Ii to lie taken to
Fr.itcr fur burial III pursuance Of dlrectiuns Ut
fr.ends IN parls, Appropriate funeral services
will probably he held 10 morrow morning, anil the
frctsy, accompanied hy the seryants sled uhuet.
taleE, 60 to New YORK on tne ho'h tfain. aaa WIZ
N fe'. ione ., .us ..,,',.s:, .'"'as a., -. sa...nte
attended b9 the t"o ch'heeh ana INC sef'a"1s
VINO cane over VIII latau9i 1ae papels aou
personal elects of The dead Mth1s'sF were 1ouhu
III some confusion, but thrF have been
f1fFfA horn nj Ill
has come out that the rrss slens Ut nieurtness IL
- ,.,, s,,, ,u,r Wv. o,,srr,,l ~, .;.tur,,ay
@ n,s M no, ,aL ssr.s turn M I'll, Mou
day mornse ll's fF'ens ,ls,es,ntaea ] On r"ss e.
toiioxins WIN day. Not ons q 'nsm imagined sna. hs
would take ni own e. ne sess n 81 sasaous
times on Monday af''t !nesaas VI ""as he "ap.e'l
aone IN sass anythns hsrnenrs' TO s'; sa' saSe
hetteetns wao naa eesn s, .taasls,ss aas 10
'''S S'@'''' ''s-'@'' rr1a7,oS NH
s,,rc, i'm or ,nnr ,a,s tctnr. ~ a,Iournmout con
not been calleti. All une1pcnted appropriations
Two years old arc Cart ID to the account u the
treasury ~ eo9sRa. ols ~ .:e - a., nv ~
w uone "1la .ne tap' ,a ~ @ sa-a ssrs
gcani-a,-arus in each branch Of Congress are
abolished. anJ hypcetoy,n thcy receive GxcA sala-
.sof Z, IN ,c seminars and REPRESENTATIVES an.
aiowe' tut slss each iol stat,oatryana nrwspsp rs
The practice CT the ya1luus departments here "a
nave letter ncals, etc, tnvx rspAe snd psiute, Il,
| inc pnbllc expense y ''ooneuea' ~ '0"a "
,rca,ses aFe hereafter TO be published In newfpa'
a the pcel's expense sxssp, ~, G ., sta
elat nato.e, 10 w ss.es.eu ~ ane ..s e ~
State, :sna the appFoprlat'on un''eF 1nls nssa !:
, 1870-07-22
BUSINESS CHANCES
BANKRUPT SALE

Fer sale u Ai4aaH&ka, 1udIana. No nsrwe,5. fn
Fpea esue1 a1t1Fss soanpete: location int rsse With
Cost t441 sa.s the A6ovr for IN un. Terms eesy.
Ad6zeae JOHN DIXON, AA16noe, ALhaRskA, Ind.
, 1870-07-22

therein untn the death Of the Last Prince OF
uoheuxp!icfu8.
The slgmaHngcu oMeidl Ga:ttt, declares that
Nfore the war closes Germany and Europe will
eHiHct from France guarantees for the obseIvanc
Of peace hereafter, aud In case oi refusal Hll 30
cripple France as to prevent her fsum making
ulorc mischief
The .so'dt.seh< Anen,ne, BismaIk's organ. sAJs
Germany would not suffer the insolence Of France
sixty years ago, and she Is much less likely to nt
up with It af Sati0Wn
, 1870-07-22

Harvard, tho lxIc1ttno aud Murderer.
Dt<chnrEesl groan Gu htody.
RlcrMoSp, July eI.-captain ". r. Harvard.
whs Killed his Fon-in-law, 1.nsev. for the sc,uc.
uh' OF Ms daughter, was rxamturh t~fore THE
,l.gt>:.a'e yesterday, at Chester, AMI discharged
fun custody.
, 1870-07-22

.surh publication IL e1crcdinrir tirner. and shonid
t IN the hards OF every ho " ould stqutrr In
txlxent compsehrnsion Of the pEinepts undetns the
drtts3pes 9: tret ttadr and s spblsfiez Of what
u:taatuttf ptotteGun."
, 1870-07-22

not ourselves believer in ffre trade but We
mssotne deo.;on On ri. and n other qaesfions
tnof - worthy Of ssudy BY friends and foes Ad.o
, 1870-07-22

Death OF n Prominent Steamboat
Man.
81. LOTS, July 2I.-Cart D. y. Greenlcaf, an
Oil and nrnIn1ufnt steAilnllt man. Secretary ri
the Mississippi Barge Company, died Ut heokuk
f,..F U}SyhF
, 1870-07-22
GUNS.


Jcnsfksn Hatn-wnr:h r.. stephta WTks-In tic Hx-
sf'f Eoa:t # Chirafn. III ,1r-usrcr Of drer,c or
sAi4' "nr entered IN tatl e4nr' Junc Is In. Ho,cer
4. Hitta.t rceeiver sr:eintet tn raid e.as- sl "a
Koriss. she eth day Uf July. a. D. ls'5. tra uck,c
l. u. II 50. 1I to1sh statest, in tie city oil Chicago
1!inaa. t1pose Il J*be auction, aGd r-n "a sr highest
hidd. &F ca4 tie <sA- to tit premises described -
follows &i&: cubic: Me- O. u une kurr s Morris sah-
tviaiun Of kFftua Il Number :, and nur sar.ck
of lot i in hc-k No. ,, In ff.c1a11 rroa H. a.i,idu
to Clic3fo be+bT known 40. IL Sn Sta:, also.
the absolute rstt sud title IA the k;:Es Sanding
sHa fTe1ses, and .he nt-Eest ot txsd parties in The
pasty wAu the disf4Ion re hetsr-n No II and No.
II! So1:h stase a1oss e4d Also al the fa<k a1snrezs
machinery tools Patterns. 4ashe aad antn -he work.
And al other property bsonsas to the lase ira Of "ka
md HAlnfworth-
The 1esse above rpefrr IN terminates the fst day
ot July, H. D. lbs. the annual fensl which il
hundred dollar trE ann1t1u. payable monthly. In III
Vance rorE OF said Ieasc = d-a with the ok
sAd Stephen WiIks in xsI " which parties dr
Ing to putraasc 2st n fc:7eh
HOMER y. HfBBAEp. Receiver. L.
Ek1c1xc. J11y u. 14.3
, 1870-07-22

whatever may bt the opinion Of the fesier on the
gnbieex Ut Frfr Trade fTpron. he {a to Be
iGttr.z4 10 The clear 4ad antuAte1 ntaton ot
prove 1t least thss political economy should no l'n.rt
be cansdeTed the DtnAl Science that Thomaa Carly k
hst e=4iled il"
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-22
The New Year,

Begin 1t right, by buying, for cash,
Of J. II. Metcalf, No. 332 and 1884 Wash.
Av., who has enlarged both house and
stock, and is now prepared TO supply Gus
TONERS with the best of all kinds ofstaple
and fancy groceries, queensware, crock.
cry, glassware, yellow and Rocking
ham ware, table and pocket cutlery.
All kinds of salt fish, green, dried, and
canned fruits, pickles, cider, honey, syr-
ups, fine teas, cofiees and sugars,
choice table butter always on hand. In
short, everything usually kept In a first
GLASS grocery; besides notions too mum.
erous to mention, all Of which will be
sold ut the forrest fgurss. II.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-22
r,,eE.,.r x,cno,.. note, ana nes,aur.u

This popular and elgibly located house
Of public entertainment is now fitted
and furnished throughout in good style;
and, under tho. management of Messrs
Walker 4 Sisson, l. doing q large and
thriving business. 1t is kept upon the
European pian--the guest calling for
what he wants when he wants 1t, wheth-
er il the day or night time, and paying
only for what he orders. The rooms are
large and clean, furnished with the best
Of beds and bedding, while all other fea-
lures of the establishment are arranged
with an especial eye to the comfort and
convenience OF the guests ja6tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-22
THE GRAND TOWER BURGU.
Larry.
A Late Caireite the vic tim.

About two weeks ago Mr.. &. Schultz's
store In Grand Tower was entered by
George Melville and George Hardupee,
and robbed Of six hundred dollars in
cash. Itappears that Melville and Har-
dupee who are young men, had agreed to
rob the store, and for that purpose had
provided key that would unlock the
side door Of the store house. On the OIL
inst, young Schultz, who manages the
store, entered the dining room of his
boarding house, but he had scarcely
seated himself ut the table when the two
young men, who were boarding at the
same house, left the room. They hast
ened to to the store, entered and took
$500 from the money drawer. When
young Schultz came out from dinner he
saw the young men standing at the
boarding house door. The money was in
possession Of Melville. He divided il
with Hardupee, and then both Of them
ran out Of town. Young Schultz saw
them leaving town, but was not I'D.
prised OF the cause until he opened his till
He then instituted search for the young
rascals, but did not overhaul them until
they had reached point in Central Iii.
nois. Melville proposed TO make the loss
good to Schultz by working for him.
Schultz feigned satisfaction with such
an arrangement, and the parties started
homeward. The final result was the In.
generation Of the young scoundrels in
the Jackson county Jail, where they are
canvassing the prospect OF work Ing out
the matter within the confines Of the
Joliet penitentiary.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-22
I.n,lies' Iicstnurnnt.

The Ladies' Restaurant fitted up by
Messrs. Walker d Slsson, il directly in
connection with the ST. Nicholas Hotel,
where the most respectable ladies and fam.
illes OF the city may take meals or lunch.
- In perfect quiet, and without the least
lear Of coming In contact with objection.
able characters. 1t will be kept in first
class style for first class custom. Polite
and attentive walters will always be in
attendance, and patrons will always
command the most courteous treatment
and attention.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-22
Acres Of wagons.

Piled about the freight depot OF the
Illinois Central railroad, yesterday even
Ing, there must have been over one
thousand wagons. They were manu-
featured atsn obscure little town in In.
diana, called Wabashaw, and were In
transit for southern markets. 1t reflects
seriously upon the enterprise OF this
people that, with every possible eonven.
fence for the manufacture Ofsuch articles
and many conveniences peculiarly our
own, that Cairo does not supply this
enormous southern demand for wagons,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-22
Hotel Garnt.

At 100 commercial Avenue, between
Seventh and Eighth street, is first class
house OF entertainment, kept upon the
restaurant or European style, furnishing
oysters, game or meals on short notice In
the best style. Also elegant rooms and
beds for transient guests. Patronage
respectfully solicited.
jl2tf HENRY HARRIS, proprietor.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-22

No boat was advertised to leave ST.
Louis for New Orleans yesterday even
ing. The only boat In that port with
shingle up for the Crescent city was the
T. l.. GcGill. She will arrive here Mon
day evening.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-22
what !, 4. Not And what Il IL.

what IL IL Not And what IL II.
These truths are self.evident. Phalon's
Vitalia or Salvation for the Hair Is
neither sticky like molasses, nor muddy
like gu tterpuddle. 1t IL on the con-
trary q genial fluid, clear, limpid, aroma.
tic, harmless, and will restore TO gray
hair whiskers, boards and mustaches,
their original color certainly rs sunshine
melts the snow. j20lwd&w
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-22

The Levee plank road is rapidly un-
dergoing repairs The worst sink holes
have already been boarded over, and
there is lumber enough already on hand
to place the whole road in = very toelr-
able condition.
la making these repairs the calaboose
gang, under McHale, Is fully paying its
own expenses.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-22
Furnishing Goods

The completest stoch of gentlemen's
furnishing goods in the city Is TO be
found at Miller and Miller's. 1t would
be remarkable want, indeed, In this
line that they cannot satisfactorily supply
ut the very lowest figures ruling IN the
market H.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-22

The Misenheimer murder case has
been set for next Monday week. There
is no certainty, however, that it will
come Off at that time. The alledged
murder was committed In Union county.
and 1t will probably occur that material
witnesses will not be In attendance. In
that event continuance will be una
voidable.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-22

We are compelled to omit from this
number Of the Bulletin number OF our
advertising favors, not having a supply
Of blank paper for our usual supple
ment The ads omitted are quite all
Foreigners" upon which we will make
up lost time at the end Of the term con.
trncted for.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-22

The stock Of silk hats at Miller Mill
er's comprises the very latest styles and
the finest make Of the season. The
variety is very great, the stock large,
and prices have been regulated to mar
monize with the times. Call in and eX'
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