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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-04-09
Elegant and Costly Furniture
MADE BY PAUL e. co.

On TU ESDAY and "WEDNESDAY, April
ID and 20, each day nj 10 o'clock,
In the Wararooms, No. 1854 Washington ct.
rNBE whole Of the costly. elegant and fashionable
L furniture now in the warecooms, sold previous
to removal TO n wv premises.
The stock has been all made expressly by the firm,
and OF the fine material, during the past season.
Also articles Of taste tor the drawing room, select
ed in Paris expressly Tor these sales.
the catalogue will comprise drawing room, paror.
reception room, and library furniture, en- SUITE OF
wslnu rosewood and ebony, In satin, silk b. ocads,
plush, tapestry and figured reps; walnut chamber
furniture. en- suite costing from Si00 TO $500 each
dining and library furniture, sideboards. ex-
tendon tables, chairs bool cases. escrtores, writing
tables, marble and waInur top centre tables elegant
marguerite taoies some costing high as $500 each
rich Duhi cabinets. charges, one Of which cert $160
mantel mirrors, drapery curtains, office desks. Ia
bles. sofas, couch 2, easy and arm chairs. Inc
whole forming the best and most costly assortmenf
Of fashionable furniture offered for sale In this
city. =
Tire whole will be arranged tor examination by
catalogue the wees preceding that of the sale.
Boston. April 7. dts
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OHIO.
A BOLD ROBBERY.

CLEVELAND, April 8.-Two men entered the
vault of the Savings and Loan Association
Bank this noon, while the cashier was engaged
in conversation and took $4,000 in cash. Both
escaped; but they were soon after captured and
all OF the money recovered.
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TRLEGRAPHlO ITEMS.

DR.. james Patterson, one Of the Oldest home
pathic physicians in New Hampshire, died at
his residence at Weare Center, Friday, aged 70.
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Auction Sale in Boston,
BY RANCIS SPRACUE d. co.

AuctiOneerS.
Store No. N Central street, Bestsn.
A large md very desirable stock Of MnfbIe
Auction.
On Thursday, April 14th, at II olock,-at the Mar
BILE Mandatory, No. 80 Charlestown st., Boston.
The valuable stock of said establishment, comprfs.
ing about i6o MARBLE MANTELS mauuactuie 90
of superior Italian W bite and Veined Statuary, LIS.
bon, shell, and Tennessee marbles, all designed IN
moiern styles, and OF exc 'Ilent workmanship, IN
Guiding Mantes OF very high cost and fue assert
ment OF moderate value.
About 250 MARBLE SHELVES OF various sizes,
for Brackets. '
~ THIS auction should comnand the attention
for the object This sale is 10 close out me entire
Stock. ale positive without regard to weather.
apr9 to, 1918
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MIDLAND BONDS /!
Seven Per Cent. Gold,
- FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX. =.
First Mortgage Bonds
usa ,ll4s oFA
Railroad in New York State.
THEI
NeaC- York &c OseUegO
Midland Rail Road +!

Extends from New York City to the City of Osweso
on Lake Ontario, distance Of 400 miles, including
from Osweeo. 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
SAFETY Of THE BONDS.
There is no railroad bond off red upon the New
OF PERFECT SECURITY and HIGH RATE
OF in rEREST as this: in proof Of which assertion
S':s II TRH soAD stretching
from the City of New York across the Northern
or New ssa sTa%E
to the nearest port on the great Lakes is such that
It must command la:ge throueh ami local traffic
York 10 Buffalo will be shortened seventy miles
and I! %9 9sw cDs forty ~ I've WI miles n -
about $4,000 per mile and $40 OF that amount 10
necessarily furnished by stock subscription before
oGae s @ser r. sne saes o. bonds, since the
NILE OF ROAD BUILT AND IN RUNNING
OVER &c ooo,oco have already been paid in on
s. The mortgage bonds on every railroad running
out OF New York City are good, and interest lie
4. TIE TOTAL INTEREST LIABILITY o.
this great through rcule OF railway between the
will thus be only 600 per annpm alter the Whole
line sconpleted. On tho most niederaee calcuia-
tions the average EARNINGS or A SINGLE
MONTH would far exceed this sum.
THE BATE OF INTEREST.
These bonds pay seven per cenr. in gold, free OF
United States income tax. and this, with gold at 1870
is ECU d 10 about Ia PER CENr.A YEAR. No
rational person could expert SAFE INVEST.
MENT WITHIN OUR OWN STATE to be offered
on more liberal terms than these
9ggaa o- THE BONDS. s.--sat
The bonds have rs years to run; arc issued in de-
nominations Of 81 900; bear Seven Per Cent Inter-
est IN gold tree Of income Cou or Res is
tered, with interest, payable sem-anpually in New
York, on the LIST OF January and LIST OF July. r
PRICE: PAR AVID ACCRUED I'm.
FFTf TER EST.
Pamphlets, circulars, &C., may be had on appli-
cation. -.
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6AyEIHE Exzkk~Ihn f5keisticn Mirror tru.
ly says that it is becoming serious question
how to save our Portland tees. The cater.
pillars begin upon the foliage in earliest sum
mer, and about the time we should find trees
in their best estate, they are anything but or
namental Other cities have introduced in
sectiverous birds, and provided boxes in tn
trees for their nesting, Cannot Portlant
make some such cheap provisions? The bird
would not only protect the foliage from tn
ravages of the caterpillar, but would en-
liven, by their presence, our forest trees? Ar
these not worth caring for? IN ~ -.f...
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AUCTION SALES.
Groceries. Pickels, &c, At Auction

IN Monday April 18th at 1.2 O'Clock, p NJ, at
" sales room, 10 bis. choice Pickles. bis. Vine
Rar, oo boxes Laundry and Family soap, bis. Beet
Ears confectionery, together with a-gerers stort-
ture. F. n RAT nv r. ~, c~ A,sttonesrs
apr7dtd - va
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YEsTERDAY we saw bill-po,ser covering Q
dead wall with mammoth posters, gorgeous in
colors and lettering. announcjnG the approach
ing concert Of THEODORE THoMAs' ORcHEs-
TIA; and he fulfilled his obligation faithfully,
arranging the great placards in the most at
tractive manner, SO that thousands were at
tracted by them, and the hurried pedestrian
even, hesitated in his walk and turned his head
long enough to take in the scope and signif.
canoe Of The display. Beside these, Mr.. Thorn
as has in Portland thousands of friends, every
one of whom freely attest to the wonderful
ability of himself as conductor and his asso-
ciates as instrumentalists; and every one is a
living advertisement of the excellence of the
coming entertainment The promise, then, is
good, and those who-if there be such-are
halting between two opinions, have the best
assurance that the highest anticipations will
not, in the end. blunt the edge of their enjoy
ment. The sale of tickets and reserved seats
will begin at Paines this morning.
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This extraordinary picture, by Norton, which
they call the peabody Funeral Fleet" now
on exhibition at Hales, deserve immediate and
general attention.
1t represents the stately Monarch the
pride of the British navy, with our snug little
Plymouth along way of, so as only to be
guessed at, making her way under midnight
sky, flooded with moonlight, through the vast
solitudes of the hushed Atlantic. Midnight,
and the stiffness of midnight, are both repre-
sented
The sky is wonderful, one of the finest and
truest ever painted, and the shining moonlight
worthy Of the sky. And both of the ship it.
self-a huge, silent spectre, with eyes of differ
emit colors, one glowing crimson, tinging the
waves, and the other monstrous glow-worm,
burning greenly on the WALL" making her
way as If self-impelled, over the dark smooth
waters.
But, in the name of all that is astonishing in
art and poetry, how Goes it happen that, while
the seas are flooded with moonlight astern Of
the mighty ship and away off to the horizon,
all the foreground of the picture is in shadow.
with here and there light, such as we see in
solar eclipse, tinging the far off fluctuations
of ground swell, but only tinging them?
Where is the moonlight which ought to be
over all the sea at such a time? Would the
artist have Us believe that the sails-a cloud of
canvass, we acknowledge, would intercept the
light, while the moon is riding high in heaven
and the sky overhead is ell frightened up?
All who have seen BETTING representation
of Der Freishutx, or Faust, all who are &C.
quainted with .Walpurgis nacht, would imag
inc, perhaps, if left to themselves, that the ei'
gantic Shape, here Swallowed forth as "The
Monarch" was only part of some great Sea-
pageant, intended for rehearsal hereafter
among the mysteries of another world.
In a word, 60 and see the picture and judge
for yourself; or, take the consequence J. N.
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Steam Boat at Auction

Steam Boat at Auction
WILL be sold on WEDN ESDAY, April Goth,
w 1870, at ~ O'Clock, at Clifton's Wharf, Fact
Boston, Mass, the staunch
Irea Steamer Islasd City.
She Is ocean steamer of about 400 tons In COM
plete order Tor running; light dratt; machinery and
boilers In perfect order. Length Of Deck III teet,
width IS feet.
ap4td MA. THOMPSON 8 CO., Apetrs.
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NEW CARPET WAREHoUsE.-The new car
pet warehouse Of Messrs II. G. Noyes & Co.,
which we referred to last week as one of the
promised things Of the future, was opened yes.
terday for trade; and in passing by we drop
ped in to examine the stock and store. Ths
firm have q splendid room, large and we'll
lighted, and well calculated to show off geodi
to the satisfaction of customers; and the stock
In variety, is extensive. In carpetings, there
is one of the finest assortments we have seen
of elegant patterns and choice fable, and the
prices are away down on gold basis, SO that
those who want, cannot refuse to buy, if price
is considered. The usual accessories Of house.
keeping generally found in stores of this kind
will be found to 40 almost illimitable extent
We wish the new firm host of friends. IS
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Municipal Courl


JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
FRIDAY. State vs.. Isaac Hanson. Larceny
Fined So and costs.
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No Reputation
M L. A.

Association for the eIecron OF olcers for the an
suins year will be held Tuesday Evening. Aprii H.
1870, At II o'clock, at the Rooms corner Of Con-
Per Order, FRED e. JONES. RES. Secy.
ap6dt12
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p. S.-we have issued, mphletsrcontaining full
particulars statistical Details maps, etc. which will
be furnished upon applieat,on.y
Twe buy and sell Government Bonds, and re-
ceive the accounts Of Banks Bankers, Corporations
and Others subject to cheek at sight, and allow in.
terest on daily balances. fIb22d&wsmis
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SAVANNAH, April s.-Cotton higher and quoted
at 2tsc Tor Middling, ""N 1
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-17

A WONDERFUL INVENTION RECENTLY
PArExrEp.-Ws have recently recelve cd
from the manufacturers an elegant little
Instrument which cornblpss twelve prscti-
cslly useful tools, viz; Pocket Rule, Ruler,
Square, Bowel, Screw Driver, Chisel, Com.
passes, Scissors, Button Hol, Cutter, Pa
per Kniss Eraser, and Pencil Sharpaasr
The article 10 made Of Atesl Aad evidently
durable. II 10 hardly possible TO think Of
any business where II would no, b de-
cided convspisnee. Agents arc wanted In
every town. fhspreprissors offer to send
steel polished, post paid BY mail for Atty
cents. Silver plated, one dollar. Gold
plated, two dsllsn. Persons desiring an
agency or 70 sbtain the tools, should sp-
ply At once The proper address Is Com.
bination Tool Co, o5 Mercer street, New
York.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-17

+. HOWARD. STEAMBOAT BUTCHER,
RRhovAL.-PhiL Howafds steamboat
meat shop has been removed 70 the base.
rnent Of She Express ofaes in In Tie City
National Bank building, directly opposite
the main steamboat landing, where bo will
as usual, keep an sbundan. supply Of f,esh
meats for the steamboat trade, and whore
hs will DO pleased 10 msss customers night
Or day. oct i3-2w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-17

: In 1s52-Half . generation ago the
Charter Oak wa patented, Aad II hs. been
,a,.;IXMES'y:s 'a'hEItt,
hrmbass ms ssnsa sch . Popularity
ssss the demand css hsrdIy BE- supplied by
.Jhe. Excelsior Manufacturing Company,
y d ssiIf ! TEX S. 4; maze I'LL III iqII
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-17

THs C.srRAL NEAT MARKRr.-A
hsssr. Fred Koehler 4 Co, Of the Cen.
srsl Meat Market, desire Il understood that
they keep Ill khds Q. ruesti, beef posk,
musteus lamb and veal thA they bay and
slaughter The best and latest animal.
brought 70 this market; dress and serve
ous tho meats 10 neat and clearly man.
nsr, and deal with everybody fairly and
squarcly.
Market bssksts ef eussonsss delivered
free OF charge 70 any part Of the city.
Fresh sausage on sale every morning.
Buy your meatA thea, q che Centred
Meat Market, neas The corner OF Tenth
street, on Washington avenue.
sep 20 dan.
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The Peoples Mar MAXxxr-t

TIE PEorLEs NEAT MAHKET.-C
GArra & Co. PsopxIEToRs.-The mea,
market just opned BY Gsycr and o., st
the cosasr Of Washington Avenue and
Tenth street, 10 just exactly such . n.oAs
market - those who know Gsysr would
expect him 70 sststlish when he spreads
himss6." Everything Is new. freshly
painted, end wears an cir Of cleanliness
that no one will fsil ~ commend.
0aysr 4 Co. ere among the Oldest and
most experienced butchers Of the country,
and have learned that IL pays bsst to keep
frt class meats, and command frat class
custom. II citizens would, therefore, Sc
cure splendid fresh meats, pork, beef, nut
ton, veal, lamb or ssussge-thcy can al
ways nnd .hem In any quantity desired at
the Peoples meat market just tryiI Il
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BRsvrsRTrrs At TwEsrY.yivs Cnxrs
PEA PoUxD.-Ws have three or four hun.
dred pounds Of brewer type. only sbout
half wosn-shs ssms that Was recently
used o. We BuLLrrin, which We will
soil, In lots 70 suit purchaser. ., twenty
nvo essb PSF pound. II gives clear, good
impsoasioa, end in she eascs Of ooun,ry
weekly psPsr might Be used Cor three or
four year,. ..---
We s!so have two or three hundred
pounds Of Gssmsn typc. In good ssdss,
which ~ vili sell At thsssme Agurr. An.
drssa JOHN II. OBERLY 4 CO,
" ..-.. .. Cairo, Illinois.
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BAIL TUESDAY NIaHT--A ball will be
given in the "Diek Fits'' house on Nine
toenth street, on Tuesday evening, the 18TH
instant, for The benefit Of $idow Allen, an
aged and deserving Old lady, Who hopes to
roalizo something to assist In providing
herself with. food and Nlei sor' Tho winter.
Tickets MY sasiS. @fi3 2ts
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-17

GRAY HAIR resumes its original color
under the operation If Phalons YitAlis or
Salvation for the hair, which contains
nothing dirty, IL transparent, without ssdi.
ment, leaves no stain on the scalp, no un.
pleasant odor In tho hair. r..
Sold by all druggists aud fancy goods
dealers. oetl7-d&wiw
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Can You BELIEVE Ir7--Ths Exeslslos
Manufacturing Company employs SO
large force OF workmen, that q Charter
Oak stove 10 made every sir minutes. And
even with this quicknsss, tho supply Is
hardly equal TO the demand.
oct l0-d&wiv
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-Louis Herbert isin constant rsssipt Of
resi- Baltimore Oysters, which he will
srvs up 70 oastomsrs In any ssyis desired,
n short notice and in the most satisfactory
asnnAr. Z t..t ti'vj aa sagi0 =
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IbpSOuoso " tho Moos CmafIoo Fle y a.
sna q! ". YoanShaeoA, Esq.
| The largest and most respectable polit-
icsl gathering Of the season was that Of
Saturday night. Every seat in the cour.
house was filled, at least thirty or FORTY Of
them BY ladies. ....., '' '' -
b Gen. Anderson wss not present, owing
20 hsserious illness Of Ais vic. ,dio ai..i f,
y Judge Bros IVES elected Chairman, and
introduced the Hon. Chas. Fiense, Demo
Cratic nominss for the ofaoe Of Supsria-
fsndsnt Of Public Instruction, - one Of
the orators Of the evening. Mr.. Fisnss
said that he was placed in an embarrassing
position. Hshsd purposed addressing his
German hearers In their own tongue, a. no
had done elsewhere, and had prepared
himselfonly for thst duty, Heproceedsd,
however, and delivered one Of the most
elegant and scholarly addresses We ever
listened to. II waA full Of eloquent pas.
ssges, ssriking similss and glowing descrip-
lions, and stamped it, author % . man Of
the highest intellectual attainments. He
showed thss . nations power and pros.
perity WIRE dependent upon The: intelli.
genes Of IL people, and that the world has
furnished no example where . truly en-
lishtensd and educated people have sue
cumted TO the power OF ignorant or bar.
barian hordes. The education Of the youth
Of America he esteemed % . paramount
object and tho great instrument Tor the
attainment Of that objSos h Sss ddlnmon
schools. 49,
Mr.. Fiensss speech In English occupied
only stost t~eAsy nsnosss, susin sAss Vino
he said . great deal sad ed II we'll and for
chilly. II would AFFORD " much satisfac.
,ion, n COR space permitted, 70 publish Il n
fell. announcing . purpose 70 devote
three quarters Of An hour 70 the German
portion Of the sudianoe, he sooh his seat,
when I.. rsuI
CIV. YoUyosioop, Of franklin county,
vss called - Che stand, snd pseessdel 70
ventillate many ofthe fasshoods that Torn
the stock In trade Of the Radical orators
nov csnvassing shs Thistssnsh Cssgvsss.
iensl district NJ. YounEblsod's spssOh
sss welt received, eiiciting frequent and
earnest applause. -
AZ the close OF ". 'Younsbiosd's
speech, Mr.. Fiense resumed the
stand and delivered . speech In German
that had . most telling efiset Intelligent
Germans who heard II pronounced is the
ablsst effort Of tho campaign; that II wss
full OF convincing argument, effective hi.s,
and eloquent PASSAGE.
The impression made by Mr.. Fienss in
our city 10 good, and We shsli not be sur.
prised, when the ballots are counted, 70
nnd him somewhst ahead ofthe ticket, not
withdrawing the undoubted strength and
popularity Of the gentleman that com.
pose II.
Tho non-srrivsl Of General Anderson
was = great disappointment to many; but
had the General disssgsrded his duty
10 his family, u portion Of which
vas lying dangerously sick) the act
would have q been unnatural, Sad
much more aiAcul, y sreuS than his ab-
sence. We hope and believe that he win
yet ~ able % visit Caro-, and address the
hundreds who have evinced On anxiety 70
hear .Aisn.ss iffi.ut,stF -. r
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DixIse Roon drils WAITED AT rns
SAINT cRARIss.-- We want immediately
three IA experienced dining room girls 70
whom liberal wages win be paid. Apply
to a. JRWErT WILCOX 4 CO.,
SepsStfs his- .ssia 81. Charles Hotel
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-17

CHEAPEST AND BEsr.-Mrs. Whit
.,mbs Syrup for children, Is sold BY drug
ists for 70 cents q bottle, and Is an admir-
,ls preparation for infantile disorders
oct l7-d&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-17

SIonr n PRfcsLxss.-Money canno,
buy IL but Lasuras and Norris perfected
spoctacles will preserve il. No glimmer.
ing or wsyering Of sight, peculiar to
others In use. Tabor Bros sole agents for
Cairo and vicinity. See advertisement.
.....E.." aug8l ddwtf
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z TALLsBAssA, FIoniDA, Aug. Is, 1868.
4essrs. Zsilin & Co: Our junior editor has
tried your Liver Regulator, and 10 taking
II now, and aads Il iasslxsble 70 him a. q
corrector Of tho stomach and regulator Of
the bowels. Articles Of diet that he dared
not indulge in tssors.takiAs, your Liver
Medicine, he can Cow take with IMMUNITY.
vs'y ssHI luN sLnn'l
Osa7dS~l~ E&tss rrossiha. +
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CorToS GoIxo FoswAsD.-Sinco
SatsnisyH ilast 10 asearly % ersoa
hsndred bslss a ostssa, have
been socssved ~ THE point and for
vasdsd BY he Illinsis Central sailsosA.
The Belle 81 Louis brought up $50 bsles
on Saturday mornisg. The Colorado sos
bales, ysstsrdsy evening, and tho Grand
Tower COO bales this morning.
The facilities presented nere forshe
receipt and shipment Of cotton have 70.
Gently been greatly enlarged. and are
equal to any demand that IA At al likely TO
b made upon ,hom.
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A FINE gold watch win DO rallied for,
st Louis Hsrbsrt's on Saturday evening
nsxt The watch 10 now on exhibition
md chances can be obtained, at Hsrbsrt'G
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-17

PuALoNs VIrALIA for the hair can bs
found svsrywhess. It is char ssd has 10
sedimsph TAis vordssfal prepsrasion is
Phalon's vitalia Or Salvatiop for the Hair
Poured on the hands Il leaves no stain. 1t
is, nevertheless, tho most elective article
Of its class ever advertised.
Sold by Ill druggists and fancy 90 %
dealers. oct l0-d&wlW
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-17

ben Green, the negro man, who fell
from the high sidewalk on Fourteenth
street. last Sunday week ago, died, last
night about nine o'clock-oue week, to An
hoar, after receiving his injuries. The fall
would have resulted In no serious injury
probably, had not two persons with whom
tho unfortunate man was talking, fallen on
top Of him. Paralysis spread over his
body soon AFTER he was carried to his home,
and oil tho appliances Of the medical art
failed 10 expsl 1t. His remains will Be in.
TERED In the cemetery Of the Lotus this
evening. - ''t'' led .'n' 81.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-17

ELDEs Bnows, the colossd Mssbodis,
minister, who recently rslinguishsd the A.
n. Y. church Of this city. and removed &c
Springfield, passed through Cairo. yester.
day, en- route for Little Rock, Arkansas.
He had in his. possession = requisitionupon
the Governor Of the State Of Arkansas, for
Abs body VI DR.. J. b. Newman, Who
recently removed from Cairo with the
avowsd object Of accepting . professor
chair 10 . medical college Of Louisiana
The Doctor boarded in the family Of Elder
Brown, and manifested very deep interest
in the elders welfare During oil this
time hs Was working the ruin Of the ell
dsr's dAughter-the good-looking mula.te
girl, Who, upon the occasion Of the colored
folks celebration In our city, attracted not
. little attention as the Goddess Of Lib
sty." To bring Newman 70 account for
the seduction and ruin Of Ais girl, is the
object Of the elders mission Y LiI,ls Rock
The elder took New nan iote bic family -
. eonpAslos and . ftimd. II doing 70 he
'nsrtured . serpent that stang. him TO the
hssrt-that inflicted 9 wound which even
the law "has no balm 20 heal"
+. We sympsthizs with the elder. He is
one Of the few colorsd ministers who will
not prostitute his pulpit to the base ends
Of Radical dsmsgogues--ls = kind and
good hearted man, and felt pride In the
intelligence and rsspsctability Of bis fam
lily. Whatever satisfaction or stonement
the law can AFFORD him he 10 determined to
have, and, We hope, may secure.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-17

FiouR'-Choice Family Flour In bbls
half bbls., sacks, &C., for sale at the Egyp.
tisn Mills. lf,f. AUG
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Ike $nll&tin
NEWS " TIE CITY.

WANrED.--Five hundred dollars in city
scrip, and I've huadrsd dollars In county
ordsrs, - Apply to S% &,
JEWETT WILCOX & Co,