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SPAIN.

Tho Recognition Of the French Republic En-
dOrsed-The People Moving.
MADRID Sept. 10, 1870.
Senior Olozaga's recognition OF the French republic
has been ratified and approved by Spain.
Republican manifestations In favor Of France have
recently been made at Toledo.
The raising OF the French blockade In the North
and Baltic Seas has been ofrlclay announced to the
Spanish government
Senior Olozaga yesterday breakfasted with General
Prim and Marshal Serrano. His explanation Of his
prompt recognition OF the French republic was per-
fecty satisfactory, and fully justified by the pro.
duction OF the despatch from Senior Sagasta recon-
mending the recognition, but who afterwards
,CenSured the act,
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Republican Political Movements.

The Ninth Assembly District Soldiers and Sailors
Woodlord and Kaufman Club-Co0nel Clark, Presi-
dent-held meeting last night at Lebanon Hall to
make preparations for public meeting to be held
on wednesday night, when Colonel Duganne,
Colonel Conkng and other well known republicans
win speak. This club, which was organized last
week, already has sixty members enrolled.
The Union Republican Association OF the Fifteenth
Assembly District held u special meeting last
ing at Continental Hall. Eighth avenue and Thirty
fourth street, for the purpose oi organizing Wood
ford and Kaufnann club. f. Harrison Reid presiding.
On motion the association resolved Itself into Wood
ford and Kaufman Campaign Club temporarily,
aud the following officers were appointed :-Presi-
dent, George w. De Cunhe; Vice Presidents August
Bishop tcOlOred. Leonard w. Johnson, Sheridan
Shook and 4. Harrison Reed; Secretaries. Charles
w. Cowtan and Samuel Blake; Treasurer, George
+. Hopper. Mr.. De Cunhe. on taking The chair,
said that they had to hail the advent OF men,
thrown OF the yoke OF imperial despOtism and
promised 70 become permanent republic. He
that the people, freed from the oppression OF Casar
ism would drive the invaders from the soil Of beau
tiful France.
series Of resolutions, adopted at a meeting Of
the Coiored Citizens Club OF the Fifteenth district,
were read by Mr.. Bishop, and, after some discus
sion, were endorsed. The resolutions expressed the
hope tnat when the republicans got INTO power the
coOred men OF New York would have their lair
share Of The emolumenis Of oihce. They were not
particular, but ready TO take position, from
Mayor down TO scavenger or lamplieher
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
IHe uTsl regular WeeIihe vi tnc cousOHnatcu
Lebanon Hall aud Beecker Guiding Republican AS
sodatOn Of the Ninth Assembly district was held
last evening at No. 30S West Fourteenth street. w.
II. Merrill Jr., presiding
About l5O new colored members were admitted
and over fifty others The names OF over 25y prin-
cpally Germans and colored citizens, were proposed
for membership.
On the motion OF Mr.. Stratton a committee Of
five was appointed on bylaws. A communication
from the Boys III Blue, Wo0diord, and Kaufman
Club OF the district was received, inviting them TO
attend mass meeting which VIII be held In Leba-
non Hall on Wednesday evening. A long discussion
ensued on a mOJOn 10 appoint committee OF i've
on patronage. The motion was finally laid on the
table.
The German republicans OF the Fifteenth Assem-
bly, district met last evening at 246 West Thirty
third street the purpose OF perecting the organ
iZation or WO0dfOrd and Kaumann Campaign
Club, but the attendance being very small Tue
business for which they met was land over until
next Monday uiVn[,
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meeting OF the General Committee of Mozart
Hall was held last evening at Masonic Hall. The
meeting was called to order by John J. Sigerson,
secretary. on motion Mr.. Otto FL. Cooke was ap-
pointed temporary chairman. On taking the chair
me- in few words stated the object Of the meeting,
which was to nominate permanent officers and TO
organize for the fall campaign. He then appointed
committee to select suitable officers ana report at
the next meeting A resolution was adopted that
no person be eligible to membership In the Organi
cation who has connection with any other political
party. There being no further business before the
meeting 1t was declared adjourned for two weeks.
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VIRGINIA.

Richmond COunserfeiter Arrested-COlOred
Men Ineligible Jurors.
RICHMOND Sept. 10, 1870.
The police to-day arrested Henry Burton in the act
OF pounding metal into counterfeit five and three
cent nickel dies. large quantity OF pieces were
found III his house.
Several influential col0red citizens visited Gov
ernor Walker this morning to ask that colored men
be admitted to the jury The Governor Informed
them that the Legislature had not altered the old
code so to admit or 1t, and advised them to ap
peal TO the Legislature which meets next month.
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UTA All. .

Important Decision by Chief Justice McKean-
The Territorial Jur isprudence Illegal.
SALT LAKE CITY. Sept. 10, 1870
Chief Justice McKean delivered an important
decision to-day holding tnat district courts in Utah
are United States courts, and that the Grand Jury
only be summoned by United States Marshals on
venre issued by order Of the district Judge that the
laws of the Territorial Legislature ding the
clerk to issue venlre to the Territorial Marshal
elected by Legislature are IN conflict with the laws
OF Congress, and therefore void This decision
works a complete revolution In Jurisprudence in
Utah.
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The Young Democracy.

The General Committee of the Eighteenth ward
democracy met last evening at Constitution Hall
with the view of making arrangements for the COM
ing campaign. The following officers were elected
Il. Il. Mooney, President General Frank Spinola
and Aaron churchill. Vice Presidents; Nicholas +.
ButensnOn and Washington Kearney, Secretaries,
and james Traynor, Treasurer. After the officers had
been installed Mr.. TraynOr made most ardent
speech extolling the virtues OF Mr. O'Bren and put
ting forth his claims TO the surrages of honest ciii-
zens VINO desire TO be represented by men OF prnci-
Mia
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CHINA.

Hostile Attitude to Foreigners.
LONDON, Sept. l9, 1870.
Late dispatches from China are unlavorable to
peace.
Nankin despatch, dated August %, states that
the Governor Of the city assassinated by the
tives on account of hts well known sympathy for
foreigners.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Painful Disaster-TwO SpOrtsmen Drowned.
PROVIDENCE, Sept 10, 1870.
The sailbOat Anna, containing three citizens OF
Providence, on q cunning excursion, was swamped
In the bay on SUNDAY forenoon and two OF the men,
named Avery and Dunn, drowned The Other named
Dur,ee, was able to SWIM TO an island an eighth OF
Ia 1tl,l MT
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Arrival OF Troops from Spaiu-Narrow
Escape of the Ship-Capture Of FiIibmstsr
steamer.
ARIZONA.

An Indian War Inauxuratcd by the Whites-
Tho Savaaes TO be Differentiated.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10, 1870.
Adyices from Arizona dated 10th inst, state that
Governor Stafford, at the head of party of volun.
teers, has taken the field against the Indians in
Southern Arizona and war OF exterminaton has
commenced throughout the entire Territory.
Great excitement prevails ut Prescott over rich
gold discoveries in the Bradshaw Mountain.
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OFFICIAL RETURNS OF THE MAIZE ELECTIONS.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 10, lS7

AUGUSTA, Sept. 10, 1870.
The official returns OF the late election give the
following result:-Perham, 54O51; Roberts, 45,i i76;
Perham's majority, 1876. Chambe-ain's majority
last year In vote OF 90, $751; was 1889. The aggre-
gate majority on the Congressional vote IL between
II, 900 and ll,000. The falling OIL rcrham's vote
resulted from a trade between Chamberlain repubIi-
and democrats, the former voting for Roberts
and the latter supporting the GhaIpteriatn caudt
dates for tue Legislature.
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AQUATIC.

The Euglish Cha uipions at MontrnPi-Waltcr
Browns Challenge DccIined-A~Fivc Mile
Scuii Raco Arranged.
MONTREAL, Sept. 10, 1870
Berry declines Walter Browns challenge for q
single scul match.
A nvc mile race has been arranged between Rem
forth and COuther for 81, ,O0O
The st. Johns crew lett for home on Friday. The
movements or the iync crew are Undecided.
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FIRE AT NEWBJnG.
The POweIton House ut Newburg Destroyed
by Fire-LOss $4,000.

The POwe!tOn House ut NewburG Destroyed
by Fire-LOss SJJ,OOO.
At noon on Monday fire was discovered In
mer resort about one mile north OF Newburg. The
alarm was given, and the hremen Of the neighbor.
ing city went TO the rescue but on account OF the
scarcity of water they unable TO the build.
ing which was totally destroyed. In the house, when
the alarm was given, were thirty guests, and q
scene OF the greatest confusion at once ensued One
lady faint ana had to he carried out of the build
ing Two ladies' IN the hurry or escaping lost their
saichels containing diamond and other jewery,
valued at about 5000. The POweltOn con-
sisted OF main Duildlng with north and south
wings and was about 200 feet in length.
one time In the afternoon checked by the nremen,
but unuckily the supply OF water (Which was drawn
from wells and cisers) gave out, and nothing could
be done further 10 stay the progress OF the names
Tue building was owned by Mrs. Frances +. L.
Ramsde, wife OF Homer RamSdell Her loss is
Jimated at $50 600, which was partially Insured as
folOws:-
Merchants, New YORK.. ................. $4,000
Merchants, Providence, X. l................ $500
MaIlnatIan. O,UOU
North British and Mercantile. ................ 5000
Total. $40, 900
The lessees oil the establishment Joseph Louis
F. Goodsell, lad Insurance on their furniture &C.,
as fOOws:-Comm0nwea wealth, $500; Williamsburg,
1880. Most Of the furniture was removed from the
burning building, but much Of II was badly Injured
In the removal. The OF the fire Is supposed TO
have been defective fue.
william Nixon, foreman or washington Engine
Company, No 4, was injured by alling from the fOOi
OF the building on to the roof of the dining hail.
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The committee retired, and after about half or
thrce-quarters OF an hour spent IN deberation re-
turned.
During tho absence OF the committee recess was
ordered, aud the delegates amused themselves by
canvasslng the attempts of
JOHN MORRIsSEY's RAG-rAG REFoRMRRs
and the aspect OF political affairs generally. The
idea seemed TO be pretty well entertained that the
Morrssey % Brien democracy wNlld not attempt To
run any county tlcket that before election day
arrives they will have ceased to exist; that they
may work In with the republicans In certain Of the
slums OF the city To defeat the Tammany nominees,
but beyond that they VIII amount to nothing. IL
was concluded, however, that the Morrissey 'Bren
gang would be so completely routed II they should
make any attempt at fight as to astonsh them more
than did the ''WaterOon at Albany last winter
When order had been restored Chairman Genet
announced that the committee had decided to name
the following as delegates and alternates from the
several assembly districts:-
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GERMANY.

Mail Communication with America.
BREMEN, Sept. 10, 1870.
The North German Lloyds line Of steamers Will
commence running regularly again between Bremen
and United States ports on the LIST OF October.
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SAxONY.
Death Of a Princess.

Death OF a Princess.
DRESDEN, Sept. 10, 1870.
Princess Amelia Duchess Of Saxony, died yester.
day, at the age Of seventy She was sister Of
King John Of Saxony.
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nAv.Ak EXCHANGE MARKET.

HAVANA, Sept. IL, 1870.
Exchange on London, 2o'I q per cent premium;
United States 80 days sight, in currency. dts
count sight Ia "a. per cent discount IN gold short
sirht IL lemtlm.
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CUBA.

Tho West India Cable Open for Business
Bembcta-De Rodas and tIe slavery Ques-
tiOn-YellOw Fever.
HAVANA Sept. 10, 1870.
The Panama and West India cable was opened to
the pubic to Jamaica this morning. The following
tariff on messages has been agreed upon:--From the
United States TO Cuba, two dollars and fifty cents;
to Jamaica, five dollars for message Of ten words;
every additional word ten, TO Cuba twenty
nve cents to Jamaica fifty cents The subrnergng
of the cable will be continued 10 Aspinwali as soon
as received.
Bembeta Is reported to have surrendered
The children 0. all slaves captured since the year
1854 after serving an apprenticeship OF sixteen
years. are be free by order Of Captain General
De ROdas.
Private dispatches received in This city to-day
state that the number OF deaths In Havana from
yellow fever for The week ending Saturday aggre-
gated $50.
Arrival Of Troops from Spaiu-Narrow
Escape of the Shp-Capture Of n FiIibustsr
Steamer.
HAVANA, Sept 49, 1870.
The Spanish steamer Santander arrived this morn
Ing with 500 soldiers from spain for the army
tander took fire. but It was soon extingushed. No
ono was lost, and the damage by fire is light.
The flibuster steamer Salvador has been captured
between Cicnfuegos and Trinidad. She was loaded
with arms and war material. The captain and
thirty men escaped, but the mate and crew Of the
steamer were captured.
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CITY PoLIrIc
Tho TsmRsany ConveStion- EIccslow Of Dele
gares to tho state Convestiou.

Tho Tammauy Convention EIecslom Of Dele
gares to tho state Convestiou.
Pursuant to notice the delegates chosen at the pri-
MARI meetings on Saturday last assembled ysster-
day at noon In Bryants Hall for the purpose OF elect
ing delegates to the State Nominating Convention.
When "the brazen tongue OF cIamorous time'' an
nounced the arrival OF the hour Of noon Mr.. William
NJ Tweed called the meeting to order In his character
istic manner alluding to the duties devOving upon
the democracy in the coming campaign and TO the me-
cessity OF presenting sohd front TO the enemies
or good government whether republicans or 80
called democrats. Mr.. Hickman then nominated as
chairman Judge Albert Cardozo. The nomination
was received with applause and. OF course, unani-
m0usly approved The worthy little jurlst took the
chair, and thanked the delegates Tor the honor paid
him in choosing him to preside. Messrs. william
Hickman and James J. GumbletOn were chosen as
secretaries, having been nominated by Ex-senator
q. q. Cornell.
The call OF the roll showed that the delegations were
full. There was besides an immense outside delega.
ton In attendance to witness the proceedings and
show their featy TO Tamnany Hall. On motion OF
senator Genet q committee OF one from each ward
was appointed to nominate delegates ana alternates
The committee comprised the iollOwing-H. w.
" ri cha
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Last evening GotteiD Arnold carpenter, of All
Fifth street, fell from building corner OF Forty
second street and sixth avenue and was danger
ousiy in,ured lie was taken to ST. Lukc's Hospital
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INDIA.
Cotton ENpcrts.

BoMBAY, Sept II. 1870.
The shipments OF cotton since last report up to
date were 1000 bales.
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Eureka Mineral Water, sarstoga-supericr
TO all others For sale by druggist B. J. LEVY Agent. No.
Hudson River RaiIroad depot, varck street. New York
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Marie Secbach.

The advent OF this distinguished artist has caused
quite commotion In theatrical circles. Her nrst
appearance at the Fourteenth street theatre Is
awaited with general interest, ana her reception
WILL doubtless. favorably compare with that OF the
other brilliant stars that occasionally afford such
general satisfaction. Mme. Seebach has now thor
Ougny recovered from the fatigue incident to her
ocean voyage, which. by the way, was rendered not
little exciting owing TO the alarm OF fire on
to have had but little effect upon her great ner-
system and the trip across the has rather
added TO her wOnted vgOr After careful re-
hearsal yesterday Nine. Seebach drove through
Central Park ana expressed her admiration OF ts
beauty ana admirable arrangement Nine. Seebach
Thursday evening, In her great and famous ,ote OF
tt.rpichln
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IBLBGRAPHIC NEWS
FIR o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
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The Italian March on Rome and Joy Of
the Roman People.
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No Mediation Between the Pope
and King.
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REPUBLICAN AGITATION IN SPAIN.
Chinese Agitation and
Assassination.
ITALY AND ROME.

Tho Italian Advancc-nIcdiation Failed.
FLORENCE, Sept. 1s-Night.
General Bixio continues the march Of the Italian
army on Rome. His troops are almost at the gates
OF the Holy City.
The attempt which was made by Minister Won
Arnim, OF Prussia, for q peaceful intermediation
between Italy and the Pope has failed
The Italians have occupied Urlondo.
The following Is ofdcial:-
The troops on entering VALERIE were received
with great enthusiasm.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Minnesota viii leave this por: on
Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
az twelve O'Clock M.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at halfpast ten O'Clock.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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English RepOrtn.

LONDON Sept. 1e, 1870
Rome has not yet been occupied, though the Ital-
ians have advanced TO within short distance Of
the city.
The Italian Chambers will soon convene at Flor
ence to hear the result OF the peoiscitune in the
Pap0l territory.
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At $50 BrOndway-Full Written Dcsrriy-
tons of character talents and capabilities day
hy competent phrenoogs See chronological Journal
October, now ready, 20 cents Newsmen have it.
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a.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
20l Broadway, corner Murray rJsI
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Congress and Empire Spring COmpauy,S
Depot for CONGRESS, EMPIRE and other Mineral Sprn,
Waters, ~ Chambers street. Broadway. Free deverle
daily city and Brooklyn. Natural waters only.
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Devoc's Kerosene Ol.-Warranted SAFE,
pure and superior in ali respects TO ordinary OIL For ae in
sealeo packages tive and gaons) family
use also in barrels by DEvOE MANUFACTURING CON-
PANl, in Fulton street, New York
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A.-For n Stylsii nnd Elegant Hat, nj Pepw.-
lar prices go to D0UGANS G2 Nassau street, oc
Aun
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Electricity as u Curative Power Applied Ay
DR.. CHAMBERLAIN, No. West Fourteenth s,rcss.
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Diabetes, Diabei cs.-( 'Onst 10 ion Water il n
certain cure Tor II. Depot - CliG street
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A Triumph In CheIuistry--

woODwORTH's "NlLssON BOUQUET."
The greatest and most lasting perfume invented
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Mozart Hall General Committee.

The report OF the committee was adopted and on
motion the Convention adjourned sine de.
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~ NarnOrk g. Co.'s.
Seven Dollar Silk Hats.
Ladies admire them.
,ientemen buy them.
Everybody talks about theul-
Get them At 5I9 Broadway
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Missisquoi Spring Water.-A Fresh Smppiy'
Just received BY JOHN r. HENRY No. sCollegs place
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American Walthnm Watrncs
at lowest prices.
FULLER CO., 2j John street, New York
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Royal Havana LOtt~ry.-PrjZes Paid ta
gold Information furnished. The highest rates paid sAr
Doubloons and all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR Co, Bankers, ID Wall street, New fork.
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Say What We Will About tho GenernIitieA
again induce sympathetic mankind
the OF Eden costume dispense with
covering KNOX. of 2l2 Broadway has popuarzed the
wearing Of hats thathey constitute the crownn glory of
well dressed man. Fall AMI winter fashions
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Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
attwelve O'Clock NJ.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe.
will be ready at half past ten O'Clock.
Single copies In wrappers for mailing. six cents.
American Wsithrm Watrhcs
FULLER a CO., % John street, New York
CHAMPION SAFES
25i Broadway, corner Murray street.
~ Narnork g. Co.'s.
Ladies admire them
Gentlemen buy them.
Everybody talks about them
At $50 Broodwny-FuIl Written Dcscriy-
M Sn' of "sg and .s sD a
October now ready, 20 cents. Newsmen have it,
A Triumph In CheInistry-
wooDwoRTHs "NILssoH BouoUEr"
The creates, and most lasting perfume invented
A.-For n Styii-h nnd Elegant Hat. nj Pepu.-
lar prices, To DOUGANS l02 Nassau street, or
po, farsE .na oSsr nSs ssn:
%, s USaRes street assr srosaw.y Free see
Devcc's Kerosene On.-warranted safe.
seaeo packages tive and ten galons expressly for family
also in barrels by DEvOE MANUFACTURING CON-
PANi ln Fulton street, New York.
Diabetes, Diabeies.-l onstitutioH Water in
certain cure Tor It. Depot ~ Clid street.
nr EIss,ssi.y nS HsNs :s C"sn,yc Power Applied ~
s"rsk. r.s 'Iincr.I Water, ssr;'eg~-s.nsr,:r
Hudson River Railroad depot, Varick street. New York.
MissisquOi Spring Water.-A Fresh SMppiyr
Just received by JOHN =. HENRY No. sColegs place
Royal Havana Lottcry.1Prizcs Paid In
gold Information furnished The highest ratos paid sAr
Doubloons and q kinds OF Gold and Silver
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 10 Wau street, New forf.
say What We Will About tho (senerRItiea
again induce sympathetic mankind
the Garden OF Eden dispense with head
covering KNOX. of 22 Broadway, has popuarized the
wearing hats thathey constitute the crownD glory
well dressed Fall AMI winter fashions
The Autumn Hat
has passed examination.
The style Ia settled.
Bny OF WARNOCk h Co. ala Hroaiwty.
Wnrn0cL e. Co.'s
seven Dollar Uats e.
,, 80. Tor .cn''emco
no" wv "A nio prcs Wv.
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Waru0cl 81 Co.'s
seven Dollar Hats e.
- Tor .cn'lemco
now wv "A-" sio ~.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-09

Aaswer-By collection iii y :,
Shsald parents compel childrcs' u ats
tend Sunday school,
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The TURNER'S FEAsr.-We have been
requested to keep IL before The people that
the eighth anniversary of the Cairo Turncr
Society will be observed on Sunday, the
llth instant in the Flora Garden that
there will W speaking By Messr. Jacket
and Oberly, singing Ly the Turner Glee
Club, fine instrumental music, gymnastic
exercises match shooting, and a grand
illumination and bali, to wind up with
Occasions Of this kind, engineered by tho
Turner's have always proved decided sue
ce..ea, and the one of sunday will not
form a n exceu,ion. DO SOC. u
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WHERE Is JENNIE j. WARD Mr.. G
J. Ward, Of Brooklyn, New York, is anx-
ious to learn the whereabouts Of Mrs.
Jennie j. Ward, the wife of Mr.. VIII g..
Ward, formerly Of the Mississippi squad
ron. Mrs. Wards name, before marriage
WAS Brown.
II Mrs. Ward Is in Cairo and will send
her address to G. J. Ward, box 20S, Brook
Ign, she will hear something greatly to her
advantage. ....r-t