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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-23
TEEE CAIRO BULLETIN, AUGUST 23

whisky run out had been thinking oyci
the decd for week or two before. there
were none directly or indirectly con.
cerncd with me in it, and ] never men.
TONED 10 90 the other man who was work.
ing with me there; ! did not kill him ho
left Of his own accord. ! have no doubt
you can find him at his house now. | did
II, good worI, as any one could. | worked
ont my transportation, and Mr.. GUude
owing me three or four dollars, which
ne would pay me ut any moment. He and
her were very agreeable and never oncc
spoke cross word TO me. ] was always
used TO company, and after the other man
/ left got lonesome; ! lOl no money and
no friends; | wanted TO get back home
again I thought it would take too long "a
get money enough TO 90; knew he had
only little moncy and killed them both
TO get out Of my distress.
iNDIASA HORSE STEALING.
Igot to Memphis next day and left the
same day in the cars for Washington
county, Indiana, to my friends. | stayed
there three or four weeks. Afterwards |
stole Mr.. ktchon's horse, about five or
six weeks ago. I went there at night and
took him for spite, because Mr.. X. would
not let me STAY there at my brothcr-in-
laws house, after broke Jail for horse
stealing in 1869. He said he would have
me arrested again if ! stopped there. ]
took tie horse 20 my uucles brothers
about 100 milcsdistuut from Grecnsburg
Decatur county, Indiana, where my father
stays. They asked me no questions about
the horse. | was arrested the anne night
! had only ono or two dollars in money
when ] was arrested.
These three act. are all ! ever commit
ted. did everything By myself; had no
nccompliccs and never belonged TO any or
gsniZation nor TO any band Of horsethievc.
or anything else. lf stood trial thought
il would not bc a hanging matter, because
no ono was on the island 20 see me commit
the murder. ! joined the North Mctho-
dit Church once; ! thought / had rcli-
gion thcy gave me six weeks trial before
being bap..zgd did not remain a mem
Der long. ! do not expect any mercy
here, but think ! have hope Of it here
after; ] have no message 90 any Of
my family relations. ! asked NY broth
err. pardon before leaving because !
know would have 90 die when ! cumc
bore. ! consider tle sentence passed Oh
mca. just and Tia, tho proceedings have
been conducted IN iustii.Jblc and fair
ways ] do DO, wish 70 pray now | prayed
frequently iorGgsiycHys, while | was in
JAIL never confessed anything 10 my
kinf0ll,, about The murder; they accused
tue of il, but never told them whether
did IL Or net. ! want you to write them
how ! died. and tel, tbom TO take warning
by NO.
Tell my father advise him - meet me
IN heaven. think am saycd-reaiy 20
lie, and my way j. clear. Tell my friend.
! 'aiua | shall 60; there, and write TO
Matt NJ Key, Grccusburg, Indiana, and
;ol, him what time wa. hung.
TNrc or THE MURDERED.
Tho tatrmcu, GEO. q, llc. as fr'',vs.
he wa. executed ly hanging. at the
corn crib. whsr, hc murdered IN" oil man
Code. The body Wa, lcf, hanging until
.lAimud ly the prDprr nutlorit.ps
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The Inpsri.habie Perfume.

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Drai.e's Collection

80 H,arIy on" hundred rece PTS for making brandy
All LInis OF Wine, Gin. Ale, Beer, Cordrds, S"'
perm Cider, ant much o'hcr useful information
or those dealing IN oT manufacturiny ANY Of the
hpNr. either Tor IL. trade or home use.
scat 10y mail, free of postage, Tor - cent?. Al.
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IT, Louis No se27 lYdaw
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ESSAYS FOR Young MEN.--The eurrystcd
.ui used Up Who have lost Their youthful energy,
snDition, ani bodily ,igYr, in The pursuit Of 30.
cal pleasure, with words Of cheer, aud sanitary
ad Tor the seemingly hopeless. sent nee, IN
sealed envelope. Address, Howard Assoeiaiion,
Box T., Philadelphia, Pa.
tnayE,law1m
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Tn. statement c0 ci llc. as fal',us.
he WI. executed by hanging "a, the
corn crib. whsr. ho murdered III" oil man
Code. The body was lcf, hanging until
claimed hy the proper authority.
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TOOK 10 Your children The Grcnt
NOUtisiuu lsc0sdy.

vp. Cures Colo and Gripping putcE
Nut1Isnuu,. 10 the boscl-, and farilI. -.
svnIip taiss "a" process Of ,r%r.
ts"tLing.
GA subdue- Ionyti.- pnH t,,,,.,.
Autf,,Yi.. and Oscrcotnes nlI dis 20
r.tfu Eases incident tai 10. 4. -
fantz and children '''''
vvs Cures pia theA, Dy.eh. p,,,,t,
AHi1CUNB- ~! Jul at'','ti', '11u -
sgrs. -"
u .s the Great Infants and Chilireu. soothing
n, in"iy IN oil disorder. brought "a by uuhug,
lfsns other cause.
Prepared ny the GRAFTON MEDICINE co.,
g. L,ui., Mo.
soli ~ drngs.ts snd dealers N medicine
every shrTe. s.E lydaN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-06-25

FREEMAN Bros, EXCHANGE street, will open
to-day lot of fine oysters, taken from the
beds this morning, which they will sell by the
quart or gallon, or serve up. Their ice creams
are superb, and families will be supplied to
order.
THE SALE OF PAINTINGS THIS AFTERNOON
AND EvENING.-The collection of fine Oil
Paintings, many of them original by European
artists of acknowledged ability will be offered
for sale this Saturday afternoon and evening
at No. Deering Block, Congress street. AS
now arranged for exhibition and sale they
form gallery of scenic beauty such as few Of
our citizens have had an opportunity to wit
ness, and it is hardly probable that another
chance will soon occur to purchase paintings
of equal merit upon as favorable terms. To
those, therefore, who are looking for the most
appropriate ornaments for parlor or library
this sale presents an unequaled opportunity.
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NEW BEDFORD, June 23.-Oil Market.-The Oil
continues quite active, and sales have been made in
this city OF $50 bbls Sperm OIL landed here from the
Vineyard, tor manufacture, on private terms. In
Whale Oil sales have been made o. AGO bbls black,
for tanners use, at CSC " gal; 800 bbls do brown
Northern, for manufacture, on private TERMS IS do
black, for do private terms; and 80 do humpback
Tor export, also on terms not made public
NEW YORK. June 24.-Cotton lower; Middling up
lands at 81; sales $50 bales Flour-sales 5000 bhls.
State and Western iOc lover; State at 50 q 40;
80; Southern at Is a 1000. Wheat q &c lower;
sales 10,2O0 BUSH; No. Spring at 26 q So; No.
do at 20; Winter Red and Amber Western at &c
a / 4S; White Michigan at 1 60. Corn lower; sales
O, 900 BUSH; Mixed Western at 80 a 03. Oats
lower; sales 49, 900 bush.; State at &C q 76c West
ern at 81 q &c. Pork lower new mess at 80 30 a
14l q 163c; kettle at 16i a 164c. Butter steady;
Ohio at IS a &c; State at % q BIC. Whiskey lower
Western free at 90 q 90. Rcequiet; Carolina at 81
q SIC. Sugar firm; Porto Rico at 81 q 93c; Musco-
vado at 81 a 10c; fair to good refining at OF % 9gc;
No. II Dutch standard at 10e. Molasses dull clay ed
at 81 q 40c; Muscovado at 81 a 45c. Naval Stores
CT so. Petroleum quiet: crude at 14i q 14le; re-
fined at 26yc. Talow at 81 q &c. Freishts to Liv-
erpool dull; cotton Id; wheat sd.
CHICAGO, June 24-Flour unchanged; Wheat dull
Oats firm at 81 q 52ac for No.2. Rye active at s5e
tor No.. Q. Live Hogs lower at 90 q 70 for common
to choice. Cattle dull at 10 q 90 tor Texan steers
to extra shipping beeves.
CINCINNATI, June 24-Mess Pork lower at 20 O5.-
Bulk Meats quiet shoulders at 11sc; sides at l42c
Bacon-13c for shoulders for clear rib sides III
for clear Sides Lard at Ice. Sugar cured hams q
215 q 22c.
NEW ORLEANS. June 2i.--Cotton dull; Mddlin:
uplands at 10 g 19lc.
SAVANNAH, june 24.-Cotton fiat; Middling up
lands at 10! q 19lc.
CHARLESTON, June 24.-Cotton weak; Middln;
uplands at 191c.
MOBILE, June 24.-Cotton dull.
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Ward Caucuses.

The fire nd. of Mr. Lynch re. ID 10 every
ward last evening G5i~3 ,es favorable to his
re. nomination. 1t will be seen that there were
opposition votes cast at each meeting, and the
strength of the opposition is indicated in the
report The list are as follows The delegates
chosen will assemble at Reception Hall this af-
ternoon at o'clock to choose four delegates at
large.
- Ward l. Henry II. Burgess, Henry r.
Dewey, Joseph d. Deeelle, Charles A. Wal
den, Oliver p. Shepherd, n. M. Littleton.-
Chosen by "a to 10.
Ward 2.-Ausustus F. Cox, George NJ. Ell
der, Simon NJ Sawyer, Henry G. Lowell, John
j. Wingate, James l. Libby. Chosen by 100
to 49,
The choice of the caucus was made unani-
nous and the following resolution was passed:
Resolped, That the Republican voters of
Ward view with feelings of pride and salts
faction the course of Hon. John Lynch in Con-
gress aud recommend that all honorable meas
ures be taken to secure his nomination to
the position he now SO faithfully and honOra-
bly, fills.
Ward Be. Il. STABLES, Lorenzo Taylor, S.
S. Rich, VIM p. Hastings, F anl1 C. Emery,
Thomas Wildes. Chosen by 10S to 10.
The following resolution offered by S. r.
Leavitt was adopted:
Resolced That the Republican voters of the
City OF Portland, in Ward Caucuses assembled,
view with unmngled feeling of pride and deep
satisfaction the career of Hon. John Lynch in
Congress, and most heartily recommend that
all honorable measures be taken for his re- NOM
ination to the position he now so acceptably
fills.
The delegates were instructed to vote for
John Lynch, "first, last and all the time"
A
o. Leach, d. b. Kicker, Osgood Bradbury,
Joseph Bradford. Chosen by "a to "a
The following resolution was adopted:
ResolUed, That the Republican voters of
Ward in the City OF Portland, view with I'M
mingled feelings and pride and satisfaction the
career of Hon. John Lynch in Congress, and
most heartily recommend that all honorable
measures be taken for his REORGANIZATION to the
position he now SO acceptably fills. Resolu-
ton offered by j. A. Lock.
Ward 5-Augustus E. Stevens, Ezra n.
Perry, Stephen Marsh, Samuel Thurston,
Frank Merrill, Elisha Trowbridge. Chosen
by 4S to 16.
The following resolution was adopted:
ResolUed, That the Republican voters Of the
City OF Portland in Ward Cacuses assembled
view with unmingled feelings of pride and deep
satisfaction the career of Hon. John Lynch in
Congress, and most heartily recommend that
all honorable means be taken for his re-nOmin-
alton to the position he now SO acceptably fills.
Ward 6.-Frank Fessenden, VIM. ii. Steph-
enson Fred N. Dow, John G. Hayes, Geo. r.
Davis, John w. Perkins. Chosen by 81 to IA.
Ward 7-Saml E. Spring, Isaac D. Merrill,
Nathaniel S.. Gardner, Ambrose Giddings,
Benz. Durham, Henry b. Hart.
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fnod Petroleum duh at is 3D. Linseed Oil hrmer at
eSl los. Spirits Turpentne quiet at 30s Cd a sos Cd.
LONDON June 22-2o0 P. M.-American securities
U s. 52Os, 1862 500; do do 1867, s9 Stocks STEADY
Erie shares 1917; Illinois Central 1l3. Atiantic q
Great Western shares 2Si.
LIVERPOOL, June 24-2 80 p. M.-The stock OF
Cotton aoat is 81 900 bales, of which 100000 bales
are American. California Wheat los Sd q los 81 F.;
Rel Western 9s Cd "a TO- The receipts of wheat for
three days are 25 900 quarters of which 10000 quar-
tiers are American. Corn Sis Cd a Sis Cd. Lard Cos
Cd.
LONDON, June 2i-o3O p. M.-Whale Oil dull at
37S. Spires Petroleum dull at Is a Is Id. Spirits
Turpentne heavy at sos q 3Os 81.
LONDON, June 24-5P. M-Consols 92i q SO for
money and account.
1865. old 500: do 1857 sol: IT, S. 1O4Os. SIS. Erie
shares 191. Illinois Central shares 113. Atlantic &
Great Western shares 20.
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TELEGRAPH ITENls

The thermometer at Concord, N. IT,, Friday
was go at Lancaster 96o.
A Texan newspaper reporter has been ex-
PEELED from the legislature for calling the wife
OF Gov. Davis and othey women lobbyists.
The Fenians Starr, Thompson and Manpix
have been indicted by the United States grand
jury at Canandaigua.
In New York Friday the thermometer was
at 94o at 2 o'clock. Eleven cases of sunstroke
occurred, but none were fatal.
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MATANZAs, June 17.-[FrOm Alfonso & Blanch-
ards Clrcuiar.] The engagements for Europe have
been moderate. but as tire amount OF convenient
sized vessels which are the most wanted, is small,
rates are improving, while large era is neglected
and brings low figures For the United States the
demand has been fair at advancing prices. We quote
as tsllows: Cowes Cork and Falmouth 42s a AS Cd
% tom Great Britain direct SIS Cd a 4Os do; Ham
burg and Bremen 4Os a 42s Cd do; France in the At
la1tic As % AT; Mediterranean $50 50i; United
q S.; do y 10 gals Molasses So % q so.
HAVANA, June Eat Matanzas 10th, chartered
brig Mary Celeste, 400 hhds. MOlasses, North of Hat
teras, at 50 20 P 40 gals, gcgc; 18th Am bark
and boxes at 81 so. Chartered at Matanzas ye.ter-
Gay, Am bark Allen, 500 hhds. Sugars for Boston
at S. each.
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HISTORICAL VOLUME.

History Of the United States Sanitary Commission,
being the General Report of its cork during the
War Of the Rebellion. BY Charles j. Stille.
In one volume svo. Cloth, extra, $3.50.
ga noble volume, telling the whole splendid
story."-Harper's Monthly.
One cannot help wishing that there might be one
copy OF this book placed in each of the original
tres OF work and OF prayers which scattered
all .he land Mr.. Stiles book ought to be read in
each OF them, as eagerly as the camp letters were
the bulletins of the dead and wounded, if only as
evidence that the comfort and hope were not sent in
vain."-Atlantic Monthly,
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, June 22.-Exchange on London lag a Is!
per cent. premium; on United States, 60 days sight.
currency, 81 81 per cent. discount; do short sight
currency. g per cent discount do 60 days sight.
Gold. 81 per cent. premium; do short sight, Gold, 81
per cent. premium.
LONDON, June 24-113o A. M.-Consols 92s q 923
for money and account.
American securties-U. s. 5-2Us, 1862, 9OI; do
1865, old, $685. do 1867, SOL; U. S. 1O-4Os S7a. Erie
shares lg. Illinois Central shares 1923. Atlantic q
Great Western %.
LIVERPOOL, June 24-f1.3O A. M.-Cotton dull
sales OF the day 5000 bales; Middlng uplands loid
Mddng Orleans 10Jd sales OF the week 55 900 bales;
for export 900 baesr for speculation 600 bales
stock in port 6i2 600 bales of which 600 bales are
American. Corn SIS Cd. Pork 102s Cd. Lard 69s.
LONDON, June 24-11.30 A. M.-Tallow firm. Re-
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1s
THE NARRAGANSETT RACES

THE NARRAGANSETT RACES.
PROVIDENCE, June "a AT the Narragan-
sett Park to-day the first race, for $500 for
horses that never trotted better than 2:32 was
won by Prince, Hickory Jackson second and
Dew Drop third. Time, 2:31 4, 2:32 IL,
2:32 1-2, 2:35, 2:33 IA. The second race, for
$4,000 for all horses. was won ty Goldsmith
Maid, American Girl second and Geo. Palmer.
third. Lady Thorne was withdrawn, Time,
2:24 4, 2:22 IA 2;22 Ia, :25, 22S 1-8, % Ia
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Extends from New York City to the CITY of Osweeo.
on Lake Ontario, distance Of 400 miles, Including
branches. The line is completed about $50 miles
from Oswego, and regular trains running daily.
Rapid progress is making in the balance OF the line
and the entire work will be completed at the earliest
practiceable neriod.
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OBsEQUIEs.-The funeral of Mr.. George B.
Downer took place at Congress Hall yesterday
afternoon. The Ancient Brothers Lodge of
Odd Fellows and the last years police force
attended. Services were conducted by Miss
Lizzie johnson, with singing blythe Spiritual
list choir. The remains were taken to Ever
green Cemetery for interment.
At 5 o'clock the funeral of Capt. Geo. Lor-
ing took place from the residence of Captain
Eben D. Choate, No. 100 Cumberland street.
There was large attendance of the friends of
the deceased, including Ligonia Lodge I. o. o.
F., and the Aged Brotherhood. The services
were conducted by the Rev. DR.. Smaller Of the
First Baptist Church, at the conclusion Of
which the remains were taken to Evergreen
Cemetery for interment
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THE YACHT GYPsY.-Workmen engaged in
raising the yacht Gypsy, which capsized in the
harbor Tuesday, succeeded yesterday after
noon in getting her to the surface, so that her
broken and her sails badly torn. Her hull is
apparently uninjured. Both sheets were found
firmly secured, and this is probably the cause
of this disaster, as it has been of all of like ma
ture in our harbor. No bodies were found in
her, only hat, nor has the dragging succeed
ed in bringing up any at last accounts. The
yacht has been brought to the city.
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60 MI Nj Err CIAL.


Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BosroN.-4O ties
lard, 25 cases lard Is do Shoes do cigar boxes 35
bdls paper, casks oil, 8 bdls forks. rolls paper
bales waste, 80 bxs cheese, 10 bbs OIL 26 coils lead
pipe % bbis -four 20 crates Strawberries 300 hides
46 pigs tin, hid sugar, IA bags sumac, slabs
horses, carriage, piano, 20 bdls leather 32i pkgs
to Princes Express 100 do to order For Canada aud
cass S Ss ry x p Shs
flour, trunks, 20 bales WOOL % d. gambia, 70 bbls
flour, 40 bxs spices, 120 pkgs to order.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-197 cans milk 100
bbls -four, car tow, 10 ore, do oats do corn
" do lumber, do bark do sundries. For shipment
east, 600 bbls flour, car sundres
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. doz rakes, % do
band do, cars hoops "a bags sp Ols 900 shingles
cords cedar posts, II cases merchandise,
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EARLY CLOSING MoyEMENT.-We learn that
there is proposition for the wholesale dealers
in this city to close their places Of business at
8 clock Saturday afternoon, commencing to-
day. We trust this movement will be carried
out by all the dealers without waiting for a
paper to be circulated to that effect
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District Convention.

Arrangements at one-half fare on regular
trains with the P. S. g. P. railroad for dele.
gates attending the Republican Convention to
be holden at Saco on the 29th inst. Tickets to
be good for return must be countersgned by
the Secretary of the Convention. Train leaves
Portland at 40 A. NJ; Saco at about IL and
Up M. M. A. BLANcHARDJ
Oh. District Comm.
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o. s. Sanitary Commission,
MenaOirs.
STATISTICAL TOLUME.

Investigations in the Military and Archaeological
Statistics Of american Soldiers. By Benjamin
Apthorp Gould, PHI. Dr., Actuary to the U. s..
Sanitary Commission.
In one volume Svo. Cloth, extra, $3.50.
The facts and figures which Dr. Gould has collect
ed and classified are most curious and suggestive,
touching the whole military population of the
UDite1 States. The questions OF nativity, age,
stature; COMPLEXION, color OF hair and eyes, occu-
dimensions and proportions of head, weight, and
strength, pulmonary capacity, respiration and
in them are Illustrated and discussed by aid of null
titude of classified facts. DIR. Gould has, moreover
brought to the discussion means of omparson with
nations and races of men, SO that the student has
here at command the material for pursuing some OF
the most curious ard interesting researches in the
lite of man.
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INDIANA.
THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN

THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 24The Young Mems
Christian Association to-day resolved against
the organization of layman's institute, and
to request of railroad companies for permission
to place in each passenger coach boxes for the
deposit of religious reading matter. The SEES
sion was occupied in general discussion and
withc ut important action.
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NEW YORK.


RAILROAD COMPETITION.
NEW YORK, June 24.-The fares to the south
and southwest were again slightly reduced to-
day. The Central railroad is now bringing
cattle from Chicago to Buffalo free, and from
Buffalo to Albany for 81 per car. The Penn
sylvMia Central railroad are arranging. a
twenty-four hour time table between this city
and Chicago. The Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern railroad divides per cent, and have
decided to issue $50, 600, 900 of consolidated
mortgage bonds, which, after refunding the
present bonded debt, will leave S3,011 900 for a
double track, equipment and redemption of the
floating debt.
FORIBLE PROTEST.
AT a meeting of the Workingnlen's Union
tonight the introduction of Chinese labor was
forciby denounced as continuance of slave
ry, and Massachusetts manufacturers were de-
clared slaves, deserving Of the punishment of
death. The President explained the evils re.
sulting from cheap labor, and another speaker
advocated an appeal to force, saying that If the
government would not keep the Chinese, the
government should be removed, and all were
unanimous in demanding from Congress such
measures as would put stop to the importa-
ton OF Chinese.
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MONT ANA.

INDIAN MOVEMENTS.
HELENA, June 4.-The Indians are all NOV
ing North. Fort Brewing is in a state of seige
A party of Sioux broke into the stockade a
few nights since and after a lively, skirmisl
succeeded in carrying off eight horses.