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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
TO I'M NERVOUS.

he natural result Of exhaustion q
strength by excessive labor or action. is IA
feeling of weakness dulncss, hcayncss.
wcarincs', languor of body or mind etc.
Persons Of a weak constitution, or whose
habits are scdentary, frequently complain
Of thl. relaxed condition Of tho vital On.
orglc' and when persons Of u ncrvou.
temperament are thus weakened and de.
bilitatcd, disease inevitably follows, unless
il j. ut once checked and overcome. An
who ,uilcr from these causes alike require "A
remedy which will strengthen the system
without exciting it, and awake II feeling Of
true enjoyment 80 that lie may become a
source of pleasure. Mishlcr'. Herb Bit
tiers has won it. way into the confidence of
thousand. of this class of persons, who
warmly endorse ii ~ the best inyigorating
agent, and the mos, potent and genial Of
all tonics and alternatives, for strengthen
ng and restoring the physical cons, tu,ion.
jylleoddawlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
CIRCUIT COtRT,

The case of the People Of tho State of
Illinois, vs. Abraham Msenheimer, dr..
indicted Mt the May term of the Union
County Circuit court, 1869, for the murder
of Joseph Darmmcrmeuth at Dongola,
was called for trial yesterday o'clock p. m.
The people are represented in the prosecn-
tion by the State A,,orney-JohnF T.. Me-
Cartnyand FiE, Albright, Esq'r.; the
defence by Honorable VIM J. Allen, and
Juds" John II. Mulkey, Joseph Dam
mermeu,h had lived nj Dongola for from
three To four years at the time Of his death
and was about twcnty-seven years of age.
Abraham Misenheimer, jr., is II Young
man about twenty-one years Of age and the
son OF Louis MiseAhcimer, Esq. Upto the
hour OF going to press, two Jurors only
had been excepted and about forty reac.
ed From the present indications 81.
or eight days will be consumed in IN.
trial.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
TAKEIT DOWN,

We see that D. w. Lusk has hauled
down his flag, which he had u perfect
right to do. The Artery will defend him
in his course.
The above paragraph is clipped from the
Vienna drtery-a paper that makes war on
high taxes, high tariff, the corruption
and extravaganza of Congress, yet flies at
its mast head the names Of Mum
and Lincsar. The artery should initiate
Lusks example, or, what is better, run up
the name Of the gallan, and invincible
Creb', who has been striving, nigh, and
main, and will continue to strive, to carry
into administration the very principles i,
(,hc irtery) advocates. Take down
your flag, Mcssrs. Wright and sons, and
run up one tina, will better comport with
the sound doctrines you have SO ably ful.
minated. All men of your style of think
ing their name is logion--will com.
mend and lie N"d ,uu, and, -ha, 10 bs',e,
stillr you will enjoy the appreciation ol
your own conscience.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
WAR BETWEEN THE STATES.
SECOND VOLUME READY.

Mrs. Nandcvcntcr will proceed to canvas
the city for the second volume of Hon A.
II Slepens' work entitled "a Constitutional
view Of the late war between the States
It's causes, character. conduct and result,
rs presented by the eminent author, in II
scric, of colloquics, Mt his home in Georgia
The work, as known To those who have
read the first volume, is careful ami
thorough political analysis ofthe past, sep
arating the real from the apparent causes
Of the late unhappy conflict, and furnish
ing an epitomc of the brilliant period
when the distinguished author stood the
erofthc immortal triumviatc, Clay, Web.
stcrand Calhoun, in the hall Of our Nation
al Congress Descending to a. later period, 1t
deals with those facts which the position
of the eminent author rs second officer OF
the Conicdcracy enabled him to collect
and with those deductions his great powers
of investigation and comprehension enable
him to draw. No one can, without the mid
of this work, perfectly familiarize himself
with the political history Of the country
the late war, it, real causes and consc-
qucnccs. The two volumes, finely illustra-
ted with steel portraits of the great men Of
the Republic, comprise noarly 1900 pages
Of reading matter, and may be obtained in
any style Of binding desired. Price
per volume. Extra fine morocco binding
1913; leather binding, library style, $3.50
half calf, very superior, $3.50.
Independent Of the consideration that
the publication is richly worth It's cost and
is of character that entities Il TO q place
in every family or public library, the
agent, Mrs. Nandcventcr, is u deserving
lndy upon whose efforts mainly depend
the support Of an invalid husband, rs well
rs her own livelihood. Those who have
the first volume will be sure TO subscribe
for the second. Those who have
neither, should avail themselves Of the op.
portunity presented by Mrs. vandevetcr
to secure both. q
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
WHERE TO GET ,gn

1t is said that the new Constitution, rat.
med by the people on the I'd instant, will
relieve the tax payers Of Illidois Of a bur
den Of at least $4,000 900 per annum. II
Is SAID with equal truth that if YOU will
buy your whisky and brandy strsights,
your gin sings, your toddies, your wines
nies and beers at the Sun Flower saloon.
presided over by therhablo p. Fitzgerald,
f'q7 yo" will escape all the tortures and
'orlhent' OF aching heads, deranged stom-
"ch' and appetites inseparable from the
use OF impure articles, He keeps the very
purcst liquors in the market, and serves
them up in style that is perfectly irresis.
table.
The best billiard saloon in Egypt is in
connection with the Sun Flower
jy6t;
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVALS.
pan Able, Columbus; Baker, ralncoh
Mohawk, st Louis, Armada, do
Mary KicS, N. .. 10 WITT 'GGacl,. IP9i,.bnrr.
Edinburg, do Ruhicon, Nickshurg;
Hercules, do Fetrrl No. g. n o.
DEPARTURES.
Dan ABLE, Columbus, Baker, paducab,
Victor NJ. !, NO, Armada do
Mary Alice, II Louis; Milbrey, do
wa Duck 10 ,Ednbnre, GIN.
Ruhicon do Hercules, Louisville;
Petre No. 2, do.
The cloudy weather continues, and an
occasional shower admoni.hes u to estab-
lish good titles toumbrcllas What pity
that ndsputoblc titles TO such property
ARE so scarce If this should meet the eye
of the persons who have two umbrellas be-
longing to this reporter, ono of said UNI
brcllas having the name of Mckee cut
into the handle, they will perhaps save the
writer from catching II ducl,ing cold and
perhaps consumption 10y returning those
desirable objects to where they belong.
The river has suddenly risen two inches
very unexpectedly, as it certainly fell two
three inches during the previous "a
hours.
The Mississippi is stationary at st. Lo us
and rise of ten or twelve inches, from
local rains isprobable.
The Ohio is falling ut Pittsburg with
four feet large in the channel. Its rising
rapidly ~ Cincinnati and Lou'yv,llc, with
five feet water in the canal.
Busincss here continues moderate and
. freight. are forwarded n fast "a they ar
rive.
The Mohawk and barges, and the Con
tincntnl are receiving largely here prob
ably TOO tons each.
The Milbrcy made her re-appcaranee
| yesterday after short retirement during
which ahc seems to have been at her toile,
us .ho j. thoroughly repaired and painted
from hel-ou 10 hurricane deck, and looks
II, pretty n u steamboat or woman.
a. weaguin have three Cairo and Padu.
culi packets, we suppose the jewellers along
the hyrg. andat the two rival cities can nc
longer complain Of lack Of accommoda
,i0u for travelling, and We hope that al
three oc the packets are making heaps d
moucy-but We cant see how they do il
The Ct. Louis Democrat Of yesterday, il
speaking Of our old aud deceased friend
wabash says lie was we'll known
here u, Col. Jones, and lived here man,
years. During the great fire he great!
distinguished himself by heroic cxcriion
in saving life and property. Col. Jone
wa, steamboat agent here for scycra
years.
The Continental leave, for New Oroan
,hi, evening.
The Belle Of -. Louis is the rcgula
packet for Mcmphi. to-day,
The Quickstcp /. the Cairo and Evans
Vile packc, tonight,
The Palucah packets leave nj . pm
daily.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
DENNIS NAHoNlY DEAD.

Dennis Mahoney one of the Oldest set
tiers of Cairo, departed this life yesterday
and to-day his body was put away to it. fl
nal rest. An honest, veil meaning, old
man, he had not an enemy living. The
surviving members Of his family have the
sincere sympathy Of all who know how
deeply they are bercavcd. Friends 10 the
number Of 200 or 800 accompanied tho
body to the cars, and large number fol.
lowed il to the grave.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
MINERAI.W WATERS.
FIRST or THE SEASON

kissingcn, Setter, and Blue Lick
Waters, and all the other variety of
waters from the celebrated springs of Ger
many and America, ON draft and for sale
by the glass gallon or barrel at the drug
store of b. T. Whitaker, No. lOs CONNER
cial avenue, Cair, Ills. apll2tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
SEWING MACHINE no BE RArrLgD roR.

A splendid Florence sewing machine
in good order will be disposed Off II, raj
he on Saturday night next u. Mrs Glib
sons saloon, corner Of Commercial avenue
and Fourth street. Tickets, one dollar.
Here's your chance then, TO &c, II first.
class sewing machine for one dollar,
jyll2t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
The Cairo Bulletin, July 12.
THE CAIRO POS-.OFFlCE.

The Carmi Courier speaks in the follow
ing animated terms Of the change in the
Cairo post-ofiicc
Dan Mum has iniMguratod his cam
psign by oxcrting his influence to remove
Col Graham from thu Cairo post-oilicc.
Col Graham isasoldier and n gentleman,
an honorable distinction that NUNS army
record fails to reveal, lrncc his dislike to
him. Graham was wounded in battle, and
lost the use of his right arm. Mum re-
signed and came hone to peddle negro
substitutes to cowardly Radicals like him.
self.
Colonel Graham is an old citizen and ina.
tive of this county. lie has host OF
fiends here, in both political parties to
whom this action of MINI will appear a.
personal insult, and they will remember
itagainst him in November.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12

Another giant stride has been made in
the chemical science. PHALoS's NirALiA,
OR SALVATION EoR THE HAIR, is an a..
tonishing Improvement on all preparations
for restoring the natural color of gray
hair, heretofore known. II is pcllucid,
cooling, limpid, inodorous,a and never-failing
and has no sediment. Sold by all drug
gists and fancy goods dealers. dSwlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
FLOUR FROM NEW WHEAT.

Messrs. Ayers II Co. are In receipt of 90
bbls Of new wheat -four being the first from
the now crop received in this market.
The flour was manufactured by Pierce
&Clemen's mills, Golden, and is supc-
rior article.
New -four on the 18th Of July cant be
found, by tho 100 lbs, in euery market.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
VAST QUANTITIES. OF IVORY DESTROYED.

Thousands Of teeth that might last n
lifetime are los, every year, because the
parties concerned either forget or do no,
appreciate the fac, that SozoDoNr, duly
applied, render' the dental sub. lance proof
against decay.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12

-Go'samer, Lisle Thread, silk, Linen
cross-barred and mcrino underwear. suit
able for the season, at the famous clothing
house of John Antrim, No. -, Ohio
Levoe. ~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
AOMI. DISTANCE.

The number of Charter Oak Stoves mad,
aud sold last year by the Excelsior Manu-.
featuring Company, il placed in II lin,
close together, would stretch out for dis,
lance Of twelve miles. d&wlt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12

w W. Thornton, No 49, Thornton.
block, Tenth street, has jus, received three
hundred boxes Of glass, varying in size
from sxlO to 3Gxi0. For sale wholesale
cr retail. iI,f
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
LEECIIES.

Fresh, healthy Swedish Lecches rccciY-
cd regularly from tho importers in New
York. Applied and sold, Wholesale or re-
tail, by r. THEOBOLD,
jyG-lm sixth St., near Ohio LeveS
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12

Buy IOUg CLOTHING FROM Wnldcr,
corner 9th Street and Ohio Lcvcc. ALI
his goods are reduced 10 gold prices. but
will be sold for grccnback,. #
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
DELAY NOT.

Convulsions, wind collie and gripping in
the bowels Of infant, cause death. Mrs.
Whitcombs Syrup Is II tried remedy. 1t
costs only % cents. iyIldnwlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12

Accident. will occur even IA the best
regulated families and SPALDIS0S GLrE
should he kept mandy. jycodlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12

WALDERRs CLOTHING is SUPERIOR TO
ANY READY MADE GOODS IN CAIRO. Iii,
motto is "Quick sales and SMALL PROP
ITS. 80
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12

You will greatly "miss it, if you don't
BUY the Star Shirt at John Antrim's, No,
~, ONO LNvee. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
ASClENTIPIC WONDER

The Craig Microscope adapted to popu-
an IVd scientific use. Read the advertise
Heht Price, W 10. m27d3m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12

A new supply Of Calf Boots and Caters
uss received at 7. Nehs, No So Ohio
Levee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12

TnE BEST aud CHEAPEST CLornISG to
be found IN THIS CITY is AT Isaac WAL
DgS's, corner Of Grm STREET 4 ONO LIZ
WEE.
Heshows hi. goods with pleasure, aud
and never lets his patrons go dissatisfied
CALL oS lliM If you want u bargain. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
GALE MORTGAGE.

Not, I- hereby gwen that default having D"cn
made IN %" payment ~ the amount secured %
H. PAL b certain snle mortgage executed ~
Ioi'n j.. Tsggtrt and Phl'be lhggafi his wife
20 M"rr u. Wiley dated the thiri LAY = June,
\ T.. los, aud recorded IA the Circuit ticr.' :
oiiir, H' me county q Alexander and state OF
Illinois, in hook lll Of sale mortgages, png" 10,
the amount nos due ani payable h''ug slls ~
principal, together with ini"r'-, thereon from III.
third Jay ~ February, 4. H. lst-, as Ter tenor 81
prOWl .sUTy note b"afIug even dAi" VII SAD -al.
inorisHr., and gwen Tor -si sum 81 sl,i-5 -, !
ttr uu1rr-. suui 20 whom FAD -al' mortgage Has
made, rg Nrtu" u the terms and ~ visions u
the same, viii, 90 saturday, 10" uih 10y ~ July,
\. -. $50. between IN" hout- ~ 7" O'Clock AIN,
UuI I ...lu., pm. ~ ssId day, uGoUf aud BY
virtue ~ 'ue power ~ sale D1u'tu'I .u tl.i al"
mortgage, sell ~ public auction, n" thr highest
iIaic. .fHrg,sh. on a." premises, iHs iHilH~tug
lc.sfItsI property ~ ut lot numbered is".iy.
$50 .-- ia block numbered t.rFs-"tru go, N
fu. fret addition g. thH city 90 Cairo, county ~
A'ypud"r, aud Stat" Of Illinois, With the arpur.
tsult.r- 90 satisfy the putpuss- Nut g., nlIiuu- -
-ui cole mortgage. MORRIS u WILLY,
Mortgage.
Jun, -. l-7U. ics,itd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
I ETrER LIST.

1T II letters remaining unclaimed ,u the
post office at Cairo, Illinois, on saturday, July
.. len.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06
YELL OW FEVER.
Eight More Deaths at Quarantine Five More
Cases Sent to West Bank Hospital-The
Peglilencs Not Yet Eradicated.

DIR. Sternberg, United States Army, In charge at
West Bank Hospital OF the patients from Governors
Island. reports to DR.. Carnochan the following
deaths and new cases since his last report. The fol-
lowing are the names Of those who
DIED.
William Stewart, orderly sergeant.
John Sullivan, Company A.
John Haynes, private, Company B.
James Fullerton private, Company E.
James keough private, Company G.
John McCann, private, company II.
William Rotes, Company b.
George Elnsel. Company D.
DR. Paige, In charge OF the hospital on Governors
Island yesterday morning reported to City Inspec
tor Morris that ON Tuesday five more fever patients
were removed to the West Bank Hospital. Their
names are:-
Thomas Ryan, captain, Company b.
william O'Connor sergeant, Company A.
william +. Sarg. private. Company A.
Samuel Johnston, private, Company A.
Thomas Ryan, private Company X.
Dr. Paige remarks tnat this may look like an In
crease OF the disease, but such Is not the case as
three Of them have been the sick report since the
1sl inst. These are all suffering from light attack
and VIII likely recover.
There was also received al West Bank Peter Gies-
dal seaman, from steamship Sherman, from New Or.
a native Of Scotland passenger per the Sherman,
died October 3. ut sea, and was buried.
Medical Director McParlin, United States Army,
and DIR. Page, from Governors Island accompanied
the Health Oicer yesterday In his daily VISIT 10 West
Bank Hospital, remaining several hours in attend
ance on the SICK DR.. Sternberg, and Drs. Reid and
Mccartney, OF the Quarantine Department, are un-
renting In their care OF the patients.
The health authorities claim that they have been
unduly censu ed Dy some writer's for the press who
declare that alter the discovery OF the disease was
made they did not take proper means to prevent 1t
spreading In the city, The TACT Is that an hour or
two alter the death Of the Kelly family had been re-
ported inspectors Of the Board burned all the cloth
ing and completely dlsinfected the premises III Es
sex street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06


Stesmshp Scotia Chr, Judkins Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamship Nevada (Br), Green, Liverpool Williams
steam.hip Parana tBr), Wilkinson. London Rowland
Aspinwan
Steamship Caledonia (Br. Ovenssone, Glasgow-Hender-
steamship wsstphaia (NG) schwenssn. Hamburg-Kun-
Steamship Hacras, Hodges, Hatteras- F Dimmock.
Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford-Ferguson
Ship George Hurlbur. Masson savannah-sturges Clear
man Co.
Bark Frindce.se Alexandra DAM, verdon, St Thomas
Bark Aontezuma, Hammond, Barbados-T 4 + A
Dwight
Bark Ranger lBr, poty. ssvannah-Boyd Hncken.
Brig sarnian Gem (Br), Lenfestea, vigo-Funch Edye
Brig caihaine Morris, Clark. St John Md De Wolf
Brig Leighton Leighton, Jacksonville Fla-warren Ray
Co.
Schr Thos Rogers, Young, Martinique-Saml Goodwin.
Schr Evene, Pierce, Barbados-D Trowbrldge i Co.
schr Gem, Doane, Key West--B Small 4 Co.
schr u Davis, Bishop Savannah-Evans, Ball 4 Co.
schr Lilly Hughes Charleston Evans, Ball 4 Co.
Schr johnson, Maeee, Washington, DC-W Hnman
schr Josephine, Brown Phiadelphia Warren Ray Co.
Schr VIM Morrill,, Keene. Hyanns-Ferguson Wood.
schr Sarah, Cobb, Pr0vfence-H w Jackson Co.
Barge New York, Sumner South Amboy-J C0dding-
ham.
Steamer Concord Norman Wilmington, Del.
Steamer Beverly. Davis. Philadelphia.
Steamer q Walker Sherein, Philadelphia.
Steamer Frank, Pierce, Philadelphia.
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1870-10-06
VENEZUELA.

The American Secretary of state Refuses 10
Recognize the BlnncO Government.
The following letter from the Secretary OF STATE
has been received by Mr. 7. Fernandez of tins city,
with reference to his appointment OF Consul for
Venezuela
SIR-Ycur Of the 2h instant and the others which
II have been received. In reply have inform
that circumstances have been deemed to and
uure abstain from premRurey recognizing the
recent change in The government OF Venezuela.
InAsmuch however, the convenience of commerce
promoted by dschargng the functions Of Con-
sui OF that republic New York. the Secretary Of
Customs there accordingly sir, obeden servant
HAMILTON FISH. .
The New York herald., 1870-10-06
NEW yo.K STATE IsEBalATf ASYLUM.

circular has been submitted to the consideration
oil The medical profession to the effect tnat this ad
mirable institution, al Binghamton, N. Y. has
within the last five years demonstrated not only its
utility but its necessity. 1t has been made what II
was originally intended to be, refcTmatory Chris.
tan home. Every object is disclailned except an
earnest desire TO aid in restoring to their friends and
TO society class OF men fallen but not beyond re-
covery. Ample means are provided to meet the
physical intellectual and religious wants of the pa.
tents. The asylum has been placed under the charge
of DR.. Daniel q. Dodge rhe president OF the Board
of Trustees Ia Dr. w Parker and the register ls the
BY. samuel W. BnsR,
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

MAEtue DbS0eGCrSs
Ne For accident TO steamship st Laurent col
umns
BRIG EMILY CONFER tof st Andrews, NB) Thompson,
from Grevtown MIC at New York reports struck
Agae Reef Sept 10 and lost anchor and damaged
boats &C; got of In hours remains tight but her
copper probably badly damaged also shoe supposed to
be of.
BRIG OCEAN BELLE which went ashore Conlns Beach,
Cape Ann was bound from Union Island Ga for Newbuy
port and had cargo OF yellow plank for Messrs At
kinson Il Fillmore.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 5-The bark RadclI from Quebec, has
foundered at sea- Three of the lost The
were saved and have been landed at Montrose.
The Anesea from Grecnock for Montreal has put back
leaky.
Advices fIom Faya that the Cordea has discharged
l0OO casks OF talow, and makes less water
Insurance on tho steamship Nebraska, from New York
Sept H. had been advanced to guneas per cent before
Miscellaneous
The Of the steamship Jacnto, from Savannah
has our thanks for his attentions.
LAUNCHRDAt Mystic CT, Sept 29 from the yard of Max
owned by Williams, Stonington and intended for the
rice trade In South Carolina.
Notice to Mariners.
RNaLAHD-aooDwIN SANDS.
Notice given that about the LIST OK November next
the buoy the Goodwin Knoll which 10 Mt present marked
In angular stripes OF black and white VIII be changed In
color TO black Mariners cautioned win reference 10
OF the Gulf Sream and that II not advisable TO pass be-
tween 1t and the North Sand Head lightship
Whalemcn.
Sailed from New Bedford Oct ship Reindeer for North
Pacific Ocean.
schr Washington Freeman Farhaven reports on Coast
OF Africa July 10, barks Ospray, Hover OF having taken
Swhees TIlion Snsl do, dol l1n, prW ASga' OaReoek
The New York herald., 1870-10-06
SUFFOLK COJSTY FAIR.
The Opening Exorcises-LnrRe Display Of
Stoclr, Farm Produce and Hnndworls.

Yesterday morning the Agricultural Far OF SUFFOLK
county opened at RIverhead, and promises to be
even more successful than those Of previous years.
The entries OF cattle many including almost
every species, and old fair goers say that the ex-
hibit surpasses that Of any society In the state.
ire exhibition OF horses is always good, bur the
society have reserved the coveted premiums OF 800
each till the last day. which Is Friday. Poultry and
swine and Hne-wooled sheep form an important and
extensive part Of the exhibition The industry Of
the ladies Is beyond question, as plain ana fancy
articles IN handiwOrk, breads, pies, cakes, butter
and cheese form conspicuous and deserving featur re
OF the sights in the exhibition hall. Vegetables
flowers, fruits and seeds also worthy Of mentioD
particularly the Moral designs The agricultural ana
implement department il full.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06
AQUATIC.

Boat Race on the Hudson River Between
Scliaick and Henry.
The single scull race between Schack and Henry,
which has been on tor some time was contested
yesterday on the Nassau Boat Club course from the
foot OF Seventy-frst street. North river. 1t was
stipulated that the race should be o straiQhtaway
three mile race for cup valued at 500. The start
was very evenly maze, but Schalck soon took the
lead pulling thlrty-seye strokes q minute Henry
followed him closely pulling thirtyslx. and at the
end Of the first mile succeeded in paesing him,
although Schaick, at one time, led by fully three
lengths. Henry won by five lengths, making the
three miles in 22m. 3Ss.