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HsAvY EnBEzzLEMEsT.
4 Bookleeper Takes $4,000 10 Meet HE
Expcnses--The Nesnit of a ssTnhf I1ife.v !

a Bookkeeper Takes $4,000 10 Meet His
Expcnses--Ihe Kesnit of a ssFnst Life"
John Stison, OF 100 East ll6th street. was yester-
day arraigned In the Tombs Police Court, before
Aide man Conan, on a charge OF having embezzled
$4,000 from the North British ana Mercantile In.
surance Company. StiIson Is quite young man,
only twcnty-sx years OF age, and had for number
ofyears been employed by the above-named insur-
ance company during which time he had
gained the respect and confidence Oh his en-
ployers. About eighteen months ago ne fell
IN With some bad companions who led him on step
by step 10 his ruin, Women, wine and gambling
were iadulgcnees INTO which he plunged. and. OF
course, the result was that his salary WAS nsufn
clent 10 meet the increasing hills which poured In
upon him. AS bookkceper or the British aud Mer-
camille Insurance Company, with unDounded conf
dcnce reposed In HIM, II was easy 10 supply himself
with the money Of the company when his own
were for comparatively small amounts but as
MS recklessncsS Increased the sums cmbeZZled FROM
tie company became larger, till after eighteen
months OF IA headl0ng downward course the total
amount taken rom his employers, by means OF false
entries IN the BOOKS amounted 10 $4,000. When
accused of the cmbczzlcment SsoD frankly admit
ted his guilt, but stated that neither he nor
the frauds, ana that at the present moment he
had not single dollar OF the money in his lposses-
sion. all OF II having been spent In the foolish
he na,i been leading. William OConnor, Jr., one OF
the attaches OF the North British and Mercantile
Insurance Company, appeared in court yesterday To
Conan, without receiving the AFFIDAVIT committed
the accused for examination this morning. Hitherto
Silson has borne lrlCproachable character, aud
Is respectfully connected IN this city.
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EoRaCE GREELEY INTERVIEWED.



Sets His Views or the Enforcement Act.
from the Wheeling w. Val Register, Sept. 3ol
We published yesterday morning u letter written
nearly Two years ago by Mr.. Greeley in relation TO
the proscriptive policy which the radical party has
inauauratcd and is enforcing IN this State. Having
some curiosity to learn the views of 50 distinguished
republican concerning the later ana more
monsrous assumptions OF radicalisn here in rcla-
ton 10 the enforcement act, &C., reporter Of the
register Cal lied upon Mr. Greeley last night alter his
lecture ana received permission 10 publish the fol.
loving as his views. His words Were substantially
we Qloie:--
Al hold that the fifteenth amendment covers the
case OF every man willing 10 take the
oath: when man has taken the oath Il VIII
be necessary introduce testimony To overrue II,
and untl such evidence Of the applicants dsloyalty
is adduced no registrar can refuse TO enter name
upon or erase Il name IRON his list. II the appli-
can't for registration can take the oath the registrar
Is bound TO register him; there can be no guessing
or specializing as to the character or the party APP
plying for registrat0n;Sthe oath OF the applicant
must stand until refued by positive evidence; regis
trars refusing to register such persons or erasing
from Jhelr lists the names OF such do SO at their
peril.
The fifteenth amendment protects the white az
well as the black man. The decision OF Judge jack
is substantially correct; voter be cut or
except crime ia proven: every man stricken OF who
can take the oath can sue the registrar and undouo-
is narrow. The Enforcement act Is comprehensive
null OF liberty; the intention is expressed in the
law. The Judge had no right to rely upon reports
speeches: what men meant or said was no law.
The decision should have been based upon the law,
not upon heufsay.
to-day read in the register private letter
written 10 Nj. Campbell about a year ago; could
never see why Mr.. Campbell published It, Since
Denrcd IT have seen no reason 10 change my mind
upon the subject am IN favor OF large liberty and
freedom, universal amnesty and universal freedom.
Every day am the more convinced OF The correct
ness Of the position taken In that letter.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET. I
SUNDAY, Oct. 2, 1870. (

SUNDAY. Oct 2, 1901
THE GENERAL TRADE OF THE WEEK.
In commercial circles the week has been active
for most departments, but prices have been in
buyers favor. In domestic dry goods the wholesale
dealers had less TO do for tho reason that the job
bers had already laid In heavy stocks in expectation
OF arrangement In the supply If not scarcity OF
goods, owing 20 the obsrructed operations OF the
mills. The lobbers In turn were met by an obsti.
nate refusal Oh the part or buyers 10 pay any
advanced rates and were compelled 10 furnish goods
az previous figures, which alternative they
adopted in preference to holding on.
The consequence was fairly active
movement IN the trade. Buyers showed q steady
disposition TO pay fair prices, and While the percent
are OF profit has been smaller than earlier In the
season the absolute profits have been very large,
owing to the heavier sales. In foreign dry goods
the trade also continues active, The demand during
the week having been accelerated by the less peace
ful prospect OF the situation OF affairs In Europe.
The stock on hand, however, Is too large warrant
higher prices, except Tor higher articles or
merchandise, The supply or which was al
ways moderate. AT the Produce Exchange
the market was unsettled and Irregular.
Cotton was heavy at the close, consequence OF the
leum was In active demand at sharp advance In
prices wing TO the abandonment Of the blockade OF
the German ports by the French cruisers.
THE TREASURY PROGRAMME FOR OCTOBER.
The Secretary OF the Treasury announces that he
win sell gold and buy bonds MS follows during the
month OF October
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DEFENCE OF NAPOLEON BY HIS
SECRETARY
NJ PieTj, private secretary TO the Emperor. has
written the following letter IN denial Of the asscr
tions OF the Emperor's wealth.

WII.uEiMsHoHP Sept. To- 1870
SfR-Snce the OF the sad in France,
Emperor Napoleon has the object Of the most
violent attacks and Of caumnies of ali kinds. which he
VIII doubtless only treat with contempt; bn IL ii right
III him 70 remain Silent under clrcumsta IL Is
impossible that those who sched TO him
should permit the daily publication OF these reports in French
and foreign newspapers to without cont ADDICTION.
Among the odous OF them IL necessary point
English journal which has not hesita 20 rank
the OF the embarras the civil
millions the budget OF the Minister Warioans,
all traces Of which mIe disappear by merging them
the expenses of crest So imputa,ion
convics tue writer either Of ignorance the profound
to the laws which in France regulate the finances
Of the state OF extraordinary bad faith. Malver-
saiions hardly possible In France for the auditing
%. tue t List Involves strict examination, the
supervision OF the Legislative BODY and the Court OF
counts Another Journal that known all
world that the Emperor Napoleon has Amsterdam
sn OF ten millions IN Dutch railway shares. positively
contradict the assertion and, what Affirm that the
Emperor Napoleon has not ceutime csted In foreign
funds German journal has represented the state of the
Emperor ~ quite different Light for alleges
had 70 advance him 2U0 thaers. This story like the
totally inioundet.
have miicd myself to pointing these assertions
entirely contrary to the truth IN the putting
end 70 attacks upon sovereign who,
tbat have Deiuen him. ought be safe attack.
that all know how very
and 10 how small of they entitled.
rus sr, you viii give this insertion your Jour
NIL. and, IN .hankng you by anticipation beg you
celYc the assurance q. PIEIRi,
Private Secretary 70 the Emperor Napoleon.
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NOTE FROM MAR Shall MAC.
MAHON.

II viii be seen by the following note, addressed to
the OI'gdae OF Namur by Marshal MacMahon, now
residing At Pouru-aux- Bois near Bouilon. that he
repudiatcs all responsibility for the Sedan dsaster
ssrshal Mahon wounded the Is. September
al the morning. at the very commencement oil the Fast
battle in which he held no command u was ny order of
the Minister of War, Com:e de Palikao and of
the Committee of defence, that he the
march which proved fatal 10 the OF
france This Ia what nfably happens whom people take
upon them 70 direct the movements OF distant armies from
the closet IN these circumstances draw mp gene
raj plan but cannot descend details; this
what General Cousin dc aontauban forgot. Marshal Mac
Mahons intention TO fall back Paris after having
rcorsaniZed the unfortunately undonc Sedan
He was not permitted to accomplish his wise project.
his health will permit, Marshal
hon Will not al TO publish proofs that he cannot be
responsible for the ninenge disaster Sedan BE
tween yirturiois army and the frontier Of
there WAS no escape II accident occurred.
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The present directors OF the road chosen at the
September meeting OF the stockholders, are Thomas
Dickson, Abel a. Low, J. Pierrcpont Morgan, OF
New York; Joseph II. Ramsey Robert II. Pruyn,
Thomas Olcott, William A. Rice OF Albany; minard
Harder, OF Cobleski: John Westover, of Richmond
viile; John Cook, OF Worcester Jared Goodyear, or
Collicrsviile; Eiiakm r. Ford OF Oneonta, ana Ira
r. Sherman, OF Sidney Plains. Joseph II. Ramsey
IS the President; j. rierrepont Morgan, Vice Presi-
dent; William J.. N. Phelps Secretary and Treasurer.
The lcssecs or the road are the Delaware ana Hud-
son Canal COmpany. ,
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C0EMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY. OFT. 6P. NJ

SATURDAY, OF. l-6 NJ
CotrEF.jhe market for Rio quiet, prices were
steady and firm NJ former quotations The cargo of tho
Handeier offered at anetion to-day, aa4s bags
Santos disposed OF nj II lsc, gold duty paid the
average price being about BE- the balance the cargo
LII Dsgs Santos and 95j do. o, withdrawn sold
nj private sale private erms Tue other
kinos was dnl Al former prices. Wa te-Ro, ordinary
eargocs, l4Ac i4c.; TAR dn lac IL good do lie
lt3c. PRIME do TIC Ic.; extremes Tor lots. ls.cc
lsc Java Government pa-s a0c 22c. 3l,.60 uass
mas IT, 2ic. SING 10. sc. I3c. CPylon,
igc Msr,cabn, l5e. lsMc' Laguayra, le,9e, al.c.
Jamaica lc lbc ~. Domingo gold, bond sjge PC
tcara, loo les Costa Rc9. l59c. lee; Mana sr n
Ec Mexican, 5c. isci savana, BE l-c.ali gold
duty paid.
CoIroNrhe market for this sap. was passably actfve
but the offerings st, quite nOera prices recede
isc &c per h. sales made prices &C. be low
quotations Including l3 bales arrive there were
sold 229 bales ~ which fo5 were for spinn, 7l2 Tor
port, l23 on speculation and Il IN transit The f
delivery ollOws: taies middling
up the 10th December 10 c. EN- board ut the
boats On private terms. go do before nth October
ut Is 5-. 100 do. for October i5ev. lbc L.vJ
do Tor DO. NJ ibc 400 DO. tor November I5sac 5l6c
aud 2so DO for December a: l5c Two ships TO load
with 900 bales cotton In Charleston and the oLcr
bales IA Savannah, chartered Liverpool to-day OIL
private terms The closing prices for lots spot
"A iollows:--
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VICTOR HUGO'S NEW PROCL A.
NATION.

NJ Victor Hugo has published another proclama-
ton TN. time addressed TO the French peope. He
urges his countrymen, in his usual inflated style, to
resist the Prlssians the last. The following Is the
concluding PASSAGE:
Az for Europe what Is Europe 10 us? Let Il look if n
hss eyes Let them come they wish. We do not ask
help If Elropr afraii Let he AFRAID wp shall render
service Europe notwithstanding Let 1t hold back II It
seems good 10 H. For the formidable d6novmsaf which
France accepts II Germany compels 10 do So France sur
fees France Paris su6lces for Paris Paris has
always given than II has received endeavors to
pefsuade nations aid II, IL in their interest
~ In Lot them act ~ they pcEs Paris eptrusts no
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one History would stand amazed at great suppliant
Be great be small Europe Ia your affair. Burn Paris,
Germans, ~ You have burned Strasbong You win knde
PASSIONS even more than houses Frcnchmen, you
cause, because II Is necessary that France should
be great order that the earth should be free because
Is necessary that much blood should not spilled ard
so many bones should not be beachcd without liberty ssu
ing hererom; because all the Luxurious Leonlas
Bru,us Arnnins, Dante, Rienzi. Washington, Danton,
ieao, Mannare around you, smiling and proud because
Is time 20 show the univ that exists, that country
eai'sand you VIII not oreas down. but win march TO the
should DO cowardy the citizen brave; that IL there are
kings there are also peoples that the onarchica Cont
nent ecpsed the republic shines FORTH and that u for the
moment there Is no longer Europe there is still France
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Saturday for the more active stocks: Western Union
Telegraph, $685. a 36I; Pacific Man, 42zs q 43; New
York Central consolidated, o25s a 921; New York
Central scrip. s7}s s7as; Erie, % a 231.; Read
Ing, 97'i 972s; Lake Shore, 927s 90; North
western, So S21s; do. preferred, So 1885,; Rock
Island, llo ll6%; st. paul, G3iE 63ss; do. pre-
ierred, sl1s sl,s Wabash, 81 o2,s; Ohio and
Mississippi, 80. 32ys Boston, Hartford and Eric,
Az as.
LATEST PRICES or GOVERNMENT BONDS.
There was no afternoon session or the government
Board Saturday. Tne latest street prices
were as folows:United States currency skies. NIX
lllss; do, 1881, registered ia 1l4is; do. 10.
coupon, ia y llA,S; do. hve-twenies, registered,
May and November Tex INTEREST,", 1887 n
1885; do do, 1882. coupon. do, llS q
li3iS; do. do, 1854, do. do, 1lls& ll2:
DO do 1866, do. do, liz a ll2S; do. 40,
registered. January ana July, 11o,6 HOS; DO do,
1865, coupon do, 10Y 1los; do. do, 1867, do.
d. 1905 1903; do DO, 1865. do. do 1905 110s{
do ten.orties. registered, looas 1861 do do, cou.
pon, lo65s 1867.
THE COURSE or THE GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations daily IN the price or gold
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KING .WlLLlAM'S ACCEPTANCE
OF The EMPEROR'S SWORD.

The following Is The reply OF the King OF Prussia to
the letter Of The Emperor Napoleon IN " hlch he re.
signed his sword
MoSsiEuR Wy B2orHEr-wblc recrc,ting the circum
stances under winch We meet accept Maesys sword
and beg your Ma Jesy appoint your officers M
vested h nil powers 10 treat Of ID.
which has brayely fought you, orders ON NV
side appoint General Aohke THIS purpose am your
good brother, WILLIAM
BEFORE SEDAN, SEPT ], 1870.
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The ROGERS MURDER.

There have been vague reports floating about for
some days to the effect That the murderer or Charles
Rogers had been secured. With a view or se,tltng the
question HERALD reporter called upon the brother
Of deceased, officer Rogers. employed AT the 81
Nicnoas Hotel. and was assured that no person Il
unner arrest, ana no clue likely To unriyel tie mys
lerv has been Obtained. -
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Republican Nominations.

SARATOGA COUNTY, County Judge, Charles $.
Lester: sheriff, Thomas Noyon.
WAYHE.-Sherin, John N. Brownc; District At
toruey, Charles III. Eoys.
TIoGA.-Speclal County Judge, James y. Caryl.
Twentieth Congressional district, Clinton l.. Mer
RAM of Lewis
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THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations daily III the price or gold
during the week were M followS.
HAILMAY MATTERe

The receipts OF The North Missouri Railroad for the
month Of september, 1870 were sa6l 800; for the
month OF September 1869, 1921, 662. Increase,
$33,O2s.
The comparative earnings OF the Albany and Sns-
quchanna Railroad for the last four months have
laav f,l1a,
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Unut- 0l,rns
corn meal .o5s2 bushels wheat 1850 ys do
oats, l0g20 do barry sUU The
steady WITH fair demand for shipping grades which were
The sales bbis Southern nolr was
moderately dealt IN Mt steady prices Sales RIVE
nonr was dun, but held for ful figures. bbs Corn
with a demand There were sold 5Do
Nm Liac alaIlIl H..
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REAL ESyiTE TRANSFERS.
New York s,iIY.

Brnome St s. II Il e OF EaIrcns 81, 2ixg26.. S1aGm
lfus' ~ = w y o. vngon ~, XIV block. $1,000
oiiu an 81 - 10 y OK houston 81 .5xlVb. WVU
o,h ~ ~ wv y " o. ttn AZ l1rsa 10000
80 ~ = wv W " "a nv, istieo 400
I'D st, 80 Il o. .tb 1bxiUua ..... 20 OCG,
4fth ST. p T. H.; IL Of 9Th H. ioxn1f .... mn
=. ~ " b. 4Ht " ~ elh lY ibx0b $1,000
on.h ~ - ~ o. az y Z4tiiol2 ............ 267b
' ~, >, y i ~ ! " n .th az s2AiOlli 300
av, i25xi2Is ................... s5s
us. y, y -, 'h Az ............ 500
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sept. 8, 1870,
have time now TO give you detailed account OF army
AFFAIRS Joined IL suffice say that the French
have been beaten In firm, We,csen.
burg up to the surrender ri the Emperor NapoIeop
n. Sedan, there seems to bs little len sYceri
siege Paris ant that viii save France IL
possible the French have done so we'll az
think they might two occa sons which
Witnessed the fact that the poor fellows ound the m
handled by their
M eqniyaen be obtained by the Of fhcr
lives All nen Ike equivalent for heir lahor nd
especially II with the sodier who wants succnss W here
many be sacrificed The French seneraship
put this out OF question in battle which IN W. Vii
messed Everybody here has been very kind 70 me-
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The exact gain is s2,4,,s2 in the surplus reserve,
whic.i now amounts to $s,4l3,63o.
CLOSING PRICES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The following were the closing prices at the last
SION OF the Stock Exchange: Company, 81.
65j1; Consolidation Coal, 20 bid Cumberland Iron,
40; Western Union, 81 37i. Marlposa, bid; do.
preferred, IL. a ~; Adams Express, 8sl1 a 66ri;
Wels-Fargo Express, 49,. ~; do. scrip, "a ga
American Express, Az a A.; United states Ex-
press, B's 364; Pacific Mail - 49,
New York Central consolidated, 92i. q
82a; 40. scrip SIX a s7a; Erie, %. a 23t4;
Harlem, 1929 1874; Reading. 9si. a 9sta; Michigan
Central 10 a 100; Lake Shore, 927. 90; Illinois
Central, las hid! Cleveland and Plttsburg, LOG bid !;
Chicago and Northwestern 81 a s2l4; ds. pre-
ferred, ss,. ss'.; Cleveland, Cslumbus, Clncin-
natl and Indianapolis, 7o'4 SOL: New Jersey Gen.
trail, l01 l07's; Rock Island, 1872, q 49,; Mil
yankee and ST. Paul, 631s 63i.; do. preferred, 81.
SIS; Toledo, Wabash and Western, SIX a 52..;
do. preferred, 70; Port Wayne. e2h 9S,s; Chicago
ana Alton, ll2il i13; do. preferred, lI3 bid Ohio
ana mississippi. 32'x a 327.; 81. Louis ana Iron
Mountain, 45k a 40: Delaware, LackawanRa and
Western, l0tH 1otk; Morris and Essex, So, a
Sa2l; Hannibal and s.. Joseph, III IL; do. pre-
ferred, ia lis; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central, i71s 1TL
FINAL STREET QUOTATIONS.
The following we've The lnal street quotations On
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King, County.

BROOKLYN
h9 en ~ s 4 e " q re s IL y
R sy.i.Sn Is Of Of Bssa a. Ss,
Sehoes st. - 100 y Of Graham ay borieo.. iOcO
Wyesoa $. Z s on Io ~ !: sS' scso isS
x wgsnDa st. $ y, 20 g y % Bond st. 2osg 100
Ea,s 81 eoraei 2s5sis5s. " sss
Hudson County. n. j.
A,i.o,ls ., a.' Of Dean s; s.io; s
&. F sss s. Ss acres: s :s
South 7'A St as i5 re o. Jersey Issues 800
Az vs. adoInn: caamns property. ao12ss. 10000
Hudson ST, $50 II u Of STA It, ioorleo ... ls,c
Essex County, n. j.
NEWARK
Av A. tx n ~ NoS,n ., ras ., - 1000
Ssoi Main a. adjoining wofar,hs property io7 n5oo
Conn io9 rom south 81. st sSii6g: 40
Ssof Crawford st. 20; II of Washington At, 1000
WestchcStcr County.
coRrLANpr.
Howard Ssxlin's property. sa5 .cre......... 5000
smith ST. 'SSf' n iSss sasls sSS
Isy,h st., go n . Of MINI w1ns, ~ sh1;o
VIM WI -, S ?, Mi1 ,s,s E. * is
Wills 75ns Of i4lth H. e51io ' s
South Broadway, rs {, Of Highland Nv. 7,,,cs arm
s Tsssso" AZ c b 80 sSnas .. p. yss av
kincbrdse to Yonkcrs road no II ne OF Dark ar, '"'
aousr NJ .;;y...ss...;::,............... lo0
Han'ers road, 8, adjoining Rurdy 30 acres. ass
Richmond County.
f@a% i SeSso 81 Ssnss .io 20
Nchmond turnpike, adjoining Bullock, s2r7Ss...- 500
shore 70, road. as adjoining land Mrs Housman,
villaer or aossviii.r. wv
ASle'ns la"' y Cornelius Discovery Ia serss.a.lsl9
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GENERAL SHERIDAN ON THE
FRENCH ARMY.

The following is an extract from err OF Cen
eral Sheridan, OF the United States Army a. present
at the headquarters ofthe King OF Prussia
HEAnQNAkILgs Al RaILxs EKAxcrl
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-02

In addition 10 the new dress ordered
scr the Bulletin we have an order In
the hands Of the founder for about forty
fonts OF the latest and most elegant
styles Of card, circular and general job
type. These added to our already large
job ONCE, will give US facilities for doing
hne Job work, possessed by no other
Office outside the largest cities. We have
secured the services Of printers who
know exactly how to employ these fac.
ilities to The beat possible advantage, and
shall, therefore, be able TO add not lit
tie to the already good reputation Of the
Bulletin Office In the line Of job print
Ing.
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ii CFsdit aSre showing FOR the Coisree
ReODNests ,-r-r, -


Alexander County's average contribu-
- to the Illinois penitsnhasyT during
~ past five years, has been about forty
" bonae ~per snpum..s Qf THE number
but two thirds have been culled from
Mat elemsne ot population known ~
American citizens Of Atrloan de-
I'VE refer 10 this matter now, not to re.
'fegt upon ths biac k population on the
score OF things that are past, but to
give them credit on the score Of things
present. or the fourteen prisoners con-
veyed hence 70 the penitentiary only q
few days agoyUnfy one had blacie skin.
This indicates one Of two things: that
there has been o great reformation
among the eolored people, or that the
offending portion Of them are singularly
hard to catch. We are disposed to place
,the matter on the former footing, and
give the 'coibred people tho advantage
ofall doubts In premises The change
is notable one, and one upon which
the coiored teachers and preachers, and
people generally, may pride them
selvesssa ssr fl FL sis. ...
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-02

The second term OF the Cairo Con.
servatory Of Mssic will close with =
musical entertainment on the evenings
Of Thursday and Friday, February Sd and
4th. Tickets Of admission will be given
the friends of the Conservatory.
The third term will begin on Monday,
February 7tb. Terms, s. 90, in advance.
A firstclass piano forte tuner will he in
town socn; please leave your orders at
the Conservatory. t.'rf-s .sarfr-1s q
p. 3. The best made piano fortes In
the country for sale at the Conservatory.
febld4t
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RI. nls. !. M t.h..p..,.

Dooley's Baking Powders has not only
attained the position Of the best, but the
cheapest baking powders now In use.
Strictly pure In Its combination, aud so
exactly proportioned, that there 10 no
trouble In making light, sweet biscuits,
rolls, pastry, &C., every time. One pound
will go further In the culinary depart
ment than two pounds Of any Others In
market Try IL and be convinced. For
sale by all Grocers In quantities to
suit jan3l5t.