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MANHOOD
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-28

A SMALL Tenement and room suitable for Dress
a Mixers Shop; need not be connected.
CHAS. p. MATTOCKS, Atty at Law,
asi So Middle Street, or
sepS Mrs. A. d. REEVES, Sc Free Street.
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Mary Dunn, with marble, and Harry Wright with
iron ore, for Philadelphia.
BAlTIM0HE BRANCH OFFICE, Nov 9.--The follow
Ing barges leave in tow tonight, eastward
n. A. Loughney, Jas. 7. Easton, Sarah Relohart,
y. y. johnson, G. McWiams, Ann Ryan, Lizzie
Doherty, and Chesapeake, all with coal, for New
York.
Hope, with coal, for BrdgetOn.
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE, Nov. 4. = Eight
regular barges light left this port yesterday for Bal
tmOre, IL =. g.
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1105.
"A confagration occurred at Frankfort,
Kentucky, yesterday morning, causing loss
of over q quarter of million of dollars.
The raid upon illicit whisky manufsc-
turing establishments in Brooklyn, NY, con-
tinues, causing much excitement.
Terrence Quinn, charged with fraudulent
registration in New York city, was yesterday
sentenced to two years Imprisonment.
The Republicans of Richmond, Va, have
nominated for Mayor Colonel John w. Jen-
kins, the present United States Commissioners
in that city.
The revenue collections from each State
and Territory for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1870, were $169, $50, 10Y, against $143,-
027,9SS for the fiscal year ending June 30
1869.
The department clerks in Washington,
who reside in New York and other States that
hold elections on next Tuesday, are going
home on leave of absence to vote.
John Collins, a puddler in the iron mills
at Boonton, N. j., was found yesterday morn
ing nearly lifeless from wounds on the head,
inflicted during the night by unknown per-
sons.
The steamship Varuna foundered during
the night of the goth of October, off Jupiter
Inlet, Florida, and all on board, except the
second mate and four men, are reported lost.
She had thirty-six cabin passengers.
Henry Miller, of Taylorstown, N. j.,
died on Wednesday night from the effects of
food poisoned 10y his wife, and during the
post -mortem examination she took poison,
which caused her death yesterday morning.
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CITY COUNCILS.

Both branches OF the legislative department held
their regular stated meeting yesterday
Select BrdHch.-President Cattell in the chair A
communication was received from the Board of
Public Charities petitioning Councils to obtain
suitable heating and ventilation for the new wings
of the amshouse and to increase the salary of the
medical superintendent of the insane department,
who has charge of 100 persons and a compensation
of $780, He asks that he be furnished with paid
assistants Referred to the Finance Committee.
Mr.. George A. smith submitted resolution OF
and committee of five citizens visit Washington
and endeavOr to have the President order that the
census of Philadelphia be retaken.
Mr Marcus stated that members OF Councils had
visited Marshal Gregory relative to the taking of
the census, who said that the work had been done
by trustworthy PERSONS and he wanted no dictation
MI. McIiyain said in his ward $50 persons had not
been visited by the census taker.
A motion to refer to the Committee on Census
was not agreed to.
resolution the words, "that we believe the COM
putation to be incorrect - and to substitute "that
we know the computation to be incorrect"
The resolution was passed.
The Committee on Water presented a resolution
authorizing the laying Of water pipe on Daren and
Diamond streets. Passed.
Mr.. Bumm, chairman of the Committee of Con-
ference on the Shackamaxon street market re-
ported In favor of the Common Council amend
ment. The amendment was to extend the market
TO Master street, across Master street to German
town road, and down to Girard avenue.
The report of the committee was not agreed to
Communication was received from Drexel &s
Co., asking that their banking house be connected
by telegraph with the Central Station. Referred
10 the Committee on Police
Mr.. Bumm offered resolution to open Vienna
and Gall streets, and Montgomery avenue. Re-
ferred.
An ordinance requiring the sidewalks of Broad
street to be paved TO the surveyors line for its en-
tire length, was referred.
The following bills from Common Council were
considered:
One inquiring of the Finance Committee what
action has been taken for the widening of Spring
Garden street between Sixteenth and eighteenth
streets, ia the Fifteenth ward. CoacurFed in.
The resolution to deduct two months pay from
Tie gTatuity sf the Good VII hose and the In
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Special Despatch to The EUening Telegraph
HAvRE- DE-GRACE, Nov. 4.-The following boats
left this morning in tow
o. Hartman, with lumber to McIlvain q Sons.
y. Coleman, with lumber, for Wilmington, Del.
Del. and Hudson Co., with coal for Chester, Pa.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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DICTIONARY, AND GAZETTEER

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HATS AND OAPs.

DRESSES FOR STAMPING FELT, BUCK
i ram, Straw and Sheet Metal, Monlds and Dies for
sr sA4ss. s1SsiE q ENrE M ssae: ssrs:.
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CLEARED YESTERD.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamer William P. Clyde, Sherwood, New York,
Str W. whiiidn. higgins, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
Schr st, Mary, Smith, Washington, d. c., Chas.
schr N. C. Price, Nein, Cape May, L. Audenried
Co.
Schr M. NJ. Freeman Hewes, Boston, do.
Schr W. G.. Bartlett, Bartlett, Bristol, r. l., do.
Barge II. RR No. Sc, Falls New York, DO.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Martha BOwker, Goooburn, 6S days I'm Dun
kirk with mdse. to order-yessel TO L. Westergaard
Co.
York with mdse. to John f. OH.
Bark A. W. Singleton, Messenger, 81 days from
Glasgow with iron, etc., 70 order-Vesse 10 L. West
Bng e. A. barnard, willeby, 10 days from Turks
Island with salt TO VIM. Bumm * Son. Experienced
yery rough weather the whole passage.
Brig Charles Miller, Gilkey, from Boston, In ballast
Sshr j, w. Wilson, Somers, 4 days from Charles
ton, with phosphate rock to Charleston Mining Co.
vessel TO Chas. Haslam Co.
Schr Mary c., Sipple, day from Frederica, DEL,
with grain TO JAS. l. Bewley Co.
SohT Onward, Tunnel, day from Frederica, DEL,
with grain 10 Jas l. Bewley Co..
Schr Vandaa, Campbell, day from Leipsic, DEL,
with grain to Jos. b. Palmer.
tH- Brig ]. b. Brown, arrived ON "Wednesday
from Turks Island, is consigned cargo sat to Will
liam Bumm Son.
Correspondenes f The BUening TelsgraBh
| EASTON & McMAaONiS BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFIcB, Nov. 8. = Seven oarges leave
IN tVW tonight, IoT Baltimore light
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BOARDING.,

11O1 GIRARD sTRsET BETWEEN ELE
A'%i venth and Twelfth and Ohesnut and Mar
ket streets Vacancies for Families and Single Gen
tlemen. Also. suit of rooms on the second floor,
furnished or unfinished with nrst-clsss board.
Also, table board. 10 24tf
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional aarige Neps see =

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY.
SUN RIsEs ........ 6'34 MOON SETs........... 2'52
Sun SETS. ............ 453 HIGH WATBR........l1'l9
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-25

We have received number eight Of this
Invaluable publication, and are delight
ed with 1t. It. contains twenty waltzes,
gallops, quadrilles, poli.a mazourkas and
songs, the creations Of Strauss, Glover,
Parlow, Faust, Burdik, ZikofY, and Gun.
gel, and In all things fully maintains the
repute gained by previous numbers. The
paper Is Of the heaviest qualityppd i full
music size, and when bound WIN be per.
fectiy uniform. Price IS cents per
numter ORES per snnSm.- This 10 only .
little over cent per sheet for the bes L
music Of the day. Address Elias Howe,
Boston, Mass. 81
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-25
Death Of Peter Williams.

Peter Williams, more generally known
as "Cairo Pete" cleared the shores OF
time on the evening OF the 22d inst, AZ
ter an illness that was painful and some
what protracted. He had resided In
Cairo fifteen or sixteen years, and was
known as somewhat peculiar charac-
ter. He was singularly fond Of excite
ments, and WAS ever present at fires,
on occasions OF celebrations, and took an
especial delight In the crashing roar of
cannon, or the sound Of martial music.
A year or two ago, while celebrating the
national anniversary, his right arm was
30 torn by the premature discharge OF q
cannon, that ampntation became neces-
sary. A few months ago, accompanied
by few friends, he repaired to the villa
Rige cemetery and there buried the am
putated limb, with all the form and So
lemnity Of regular interment. The
balance Of his mortal part was put away
yesterday in the same narrow resting
place.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-25
Hotel Arrivals.
81. Nicholas Hotel. y,

..r - 81. Nicholas Hotel, February 2iih.
II. Shick, N. Shick, and c. Shick,
Anna, Ills; ii. +. Potter Mound City; b.
Mailer, Cincinnati Ohio; Wellington
and Lady, XVII n. Betes and family,
Clinton, Iowa; Thos. d. Coyl, Cincinna.
ii, Ohio; JAS. NJ. Brown and NJ. Moran,
Charleston, Mo; l.. Goodall, Jackson,
Tenn; l. J Ainsley, Chicago; l. b Price,
Columbus; b Nelson and lady, Louis
ana; Marshall, Ballard county, Ky; ]
Nally, do; p n Smith, Mo; Z III Lee. Ky;
CT Woodruff Newbern, Tenn; II s
Russell, Frankfort, Ky; III Z Hugh, Mo;
A J Parton, Mo; Jas Thomas, Cham.
payne; Randall and family, Ills; +
Jones. Ills; l. A Pardue, 10 Elk Co.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-25

Considerable speculation was excited,
this morning, by the discovery ola pool
OF blood between the rails OF the Illinois
Central, on Levee street above Tenth.
How 1t got there was and still is a
mystery. II Is not chargeable to the cars,
and as the ground thence to the river is
marked with traces OF blood, the conject-
ure is rife that somebody has been foully
dealt with. Who has a more satisfactory
solution of the mystery?
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-25

Business here continues good.
The sky was clear Of clouds this m orn-
ing, but the atmosphere had the hazy
appearance which prognosticates rain.
The temperature was mild and spring-
like. It,: 4,....- -r,,t
The river has risen eight inches since
last report and now seems to be rising
very slowly. 1t will probably come to a
stand tonight and fall tomorrow.
The Mississippi Is rising slowly at st.
Louis with nearly six feet In the channel
above Cairo. There Is an abundance OF
water for all classes Of steamboats, above
this city.
The Ohio is falling at Pittsburg, with
seven feet scant In the channel. 1t ID
falling at Louisville with eleven feet
water In the chute over the falls.
The Cumberland is still falling, with
nine feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
The splendid steamer Thompson Dean,
Capt. Pepper, leaves for New Orleans this
evening. Her accommodations for pas.
sengers are unsurpassed, while her off,
GERS are among the most experienced
and pleasant gentlemen on the river.
The T.ewellin Is the regular packet for
Paducah this evening, and the Quick.
step for Evansville.
Capt. Chas. T. Hinde is agent for the
above boats.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-25
/" As,onl.r ing but True"

That Dooley's Chemical Yeast Baking
Powder is not only the best but the
cheapest In market. 1t Is entirely free
from any deleterious substances, and
compounded with such scrupulous ex>
actness that the contents OF each box
are the same; and will produce the same
results every time. 1t is unequaled for
making biscuits, rolls, cakes. pastry,
&c.,-at once healthy and nutritious.
Full weight in each package. Grocers
everywhere keepit feb2lmwas
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-25

The hundred business men Of Cairo
who subscribed and paid four dollars In
advance for Jones' counterfeit detector,
had formed a well settled conviction that
somebody bad been ''sold," when, 10
and behold, the "detector' came to hand
and made conviction, with some folks
doubly sure. Instead of a well bound
volume OF fine steel plates, like that
which the solicitor carried with him,
the subscribers received chart, printed
from wood cuts. Since we refresh oup
memory, however, we are satisfie ed that
the agent did not promise to send vol
ume OF steel engravings. The subscrib-
srs formed hat CONCLUSION for themselves
and the agent didn't put himself out
any" to dissipate 1t. W--e-l--l!
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NOTICE.
Trustees Of the Cairo city Property.

Is hereby given that default having occurred in
the performance Of the conditions expressed IN
certain Mortgage or Deed Of Trust executed by
Patrick LIson 10 samuel stats rayler and Edwin
Parsons Trustees of the Cairo City Property, dated
the Third day of December d. lsG4, recorded In
the Recorders office, in and for Alexander coun.
~, In the State OF Illinois, in Book = Of Deeds,
page 20. said mortgage or deed OF trust convey.
ing lot numbered Twenty five (25l in block mum.
bered Twenty-seven, (2I) in the First Addition TO
the city OF Cairo, in said county and State. We,
tie undersig ned, said Trustees, will on wednes-
day. the Second day OF March, A. d. ls7e, at 10
o'clock In the forenoon OF that day, under and By
virtue OF the power OF sale contained IN said
mortgage, sell, NJ subtle auction, 20 tbs highest
bidder Tor cash, at the Office building OF said
Trustees, corner Washington avenue and 18th
and state Of Illinois. said lot numbered l25l
twenty-five, in block numbered Twenty. seven
(aT) in the frst addition TO the city Of Cairo,
cording TO the recorded plat thereof with the ap-
pu.tenances, to satisfy the purposes and condt-
tons Of said mortgage.
Dated, Cairo, Illinois, February 9th, 1870. Dr.
\. sTAATs TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees OF the Cairo City Prcoerty.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-25

A trip around the world may be ac-
complished In IS days. Starting from
Cairo, the tourist would reach New York
in Al hours. The trip from thence to
Havre would consume days; thence to
Marseilles 30 hours; thence TO Alexandria
@ days; thence to Cairo, Egypt, hours;
to Bombay ~ days; from Bombay to Cal.
cutta 2 days; to Hong-Kong IA days, to
Yokohama days; thence to San Fran.
cisco q days; thence to Omaha, 90 hours;
thence TO Cairo 81 hours-25,O0 900 miles In
IS days.
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$1,000, Reward!

The agent for that beautiful patent
Awning, now. exhibited on Commercial
avenue, opposite the post Office, offers
the above reward 10 any person who will
produce Its equal, for neatness, conven-
fence, durability and chespness. The
right to manufacture aud sell this style
OF Awnings In Cairo and. Mound City
will be sold cheap II application is made
soon. JAMES KESToN, Agent
feb25f 81. Charles Hotel.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-25
Furnishing Goods,

The completest stoch Of gentlemen's
furnishing goods in the city, Is to be
found at Miller and Miller's. 1t would
be remarkable want, indeed, In this
line that they cannot satisfactorily supply
at the very lowest figures ruling In the
market II.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-25
A CONFIDENCE CHAP TAKEN
IN.


Observing a tall, black.haired, decently
clad individual In charge Of the jailer,
yesterday evening, bending his steps to-
ward the Jail, we extended inquiries as to
the why's and wherefores, and ELECTED
the following information.
The name of the tall, black-haired in
dividual Is given as Robert Il. Bowman.
He arrived In town last week and at once
concluded that he would make his visit
pay. On Friday he called at the store OF
Mr.. b. McManus, and purchased two
pairs OF shoes, offering In payment there
for q 800 bogus check on the First Ma
tional Bank. The check was refused,
and, OF course, the trade was not consum.
mated. At the store Of ]. H. Greedy q
Co., he picked out two pairs Of shoes and
offered the same check, which
was again refused. A short time after
wards he called In at small uptown
grocery kept by woman where he intro
duced himself as rich southern planter,
and bought O dozen eggs and for the
third time offered his 500 check. Fall
ing here, as elsew where, to shove his bogus
check, he "turned up" In the store OF
Haynes and Sloo where he represented
himself as Col. Bell, Of Ullin, and asked
and obtained credit for an umbrella.
Subsequently he visited Hartman's
auction rooms, selected fine pair OF
woman's shoes, and asked permission to
take them across the street, remarking
that II they tit his wife he would immed'
lately return and pay for them. AS he
ddn't return and pay for them 1t Is rea-
sonable to conclude that they didn't
fit. In other portions of the
city he represented himself
as an agent authorized to make collect.
tons for Memphis Orphan asylum but
as our people have as great home bur.
den Of that kind as they choose to bear,
his collections were quite small On
Monday evening he visited the board.
ing house OF James Clonan, and engaged
board. Here he represented himself as
an extensive operator In hay, and after
short stay left The house for the avow.
ed purpose Of receiving o train OF hay
that had just arrived per Illinois Cen
trail railroad. BY this time the officers
had been informed OF Mr.. Bowman's
false pretenses, and commenced a look.
but Tor him. About 5 O'clock Monday
evening Ned Shannessy overhaul cd him
on the upper limits OF the city, and sue
ceeded In beguiling him down town.
Arrived at the court house he OWNED
shannessy's purpose, and offered very
stubborn resistance. He was overcome,
however, and conveyed to prison. Hav.
ing his bogus checks still on his person,
he concealed them In his cell, but ne
gro boy confined In The same cell, sbus-
Bowmans confidence and disclosed to
the officers the.whereabouts fthepapers.
They were, therefore, recovered and pro-
duced on trial. The ease was heard by
squire Bross, yesterday evening, who
committed the accused TO Jail, In default
Of hail In the sum Of one thousand dol.
lars. ....I ..f
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-25

1893 DOZEN late style Hats, and others,
at cost, for this month only, at Peter
Nefi7s, No. ~, Ohio Levee.
Call and examine the stock and prices
before you make your purchases, and
don't forget your pocketbooks. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-25

"The Innocents Abroad" by Mark
Twain, should find purchaser In every
person who can afford to minister TO the
amount Of So, 80 to the mental appetite
Its contents are OF q peculiarly refreshing
and invigoratiDg nature, aud Will bar
out duh care from the mind OF the read.
or when all other defenses give way.
Buy a copy, and our word for 1t, you
will never regret the outlay.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-25

Besides very complete stock Of tin
ware, e. W. Henderson, 100 commercial
Avenue, presents TO the trade n splendid
variety Of cooking stoves, among others
the Pomona" the Veteran" the
coax" and the 'States"-the latter a
coal stove. These, and any other
make desired, will be sold at small adj
vance on manufacturers prices. To-.
febl2dlm. fftNI0W 'i ti't
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-25

The Demand Tells the story.-rrom all
directions orders for Phalon's Vitalia or
Salvation for the hair come pouring In
All he noxious Dyes &C., go down be.
fore It. A year hence they will be un.
marketable. The ladies say 1t Is as
pleasant to use as perfumed toilet wa
ter, and 1t Is as transparent as crystal.
Nothing else reproduces so perfectly the
original hue OF the hair.
feb2idaw1w ok e. 20 fIf -I. IN F.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-25

A common sense view, demonstrates
the fact that handsome fortune can be
made ia very short time, In any city
OF the size OF Cairo, In the man ufactOry
and sale Of Miller 4 McClellan's I'm.
proved Patent Awning. The agent for
the sale OF state and county rights can
be seen for o few days, opposite the
pastofiice, or Ut the 81. Charles Hotel.
febo2ot
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-25

Il hereby given that default having occurred In
the performance of the conditions expressed in a
certain Mortgage or Deed of Trust executed by
John Krinn to samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin
Parsons, Trustees Of the Cairo City Property.
dated the Twenty-third day Of January, A. D.
1896, recorded in the Recorders ONCE, IN and
for Alexander county, in the State Of Illinois, IN
Book p OF Deeds, page 100, said mortgage or deed
Of trust conveying lot numbered az Twelve in
Block numbered " lNnety .two) in the First Add
ton to the City Of Caro-, In said county and State.
We, the undersigned, said Trustees, will on
Wednesday, the second day Of March, A. d. 1870,
at 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon OF that day, under
and by virtue Of the power OF sale contained in
said Mortgage, sell, at Public Auction, 10 the high.
est bidder, for cash. at the office building Of said
Trustees, corner Washington avenue and 18th
street, in said city of Cairo, in Alexander county
and State Of Illinois, said lot numbered Twelve
Q2) In block numbered % (ninety-two) In tho
first addition 10 tho city Of Cairo, according 10 the
plat thereof, with the appurtcnaoces TO satisfy the
purposes and condition Of said mortgage.
Dated, Cairo, Illinois, February 9Th, 1870.
:. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees Of the Cairo City Property.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-25
MIN n ats.

The stock OF silk hats at Miller & Mill.
er's comprises the very latest styles and
the finest make Of the season. The
variety Is very great, the stock large,
aud prices have been regulated to har
monize with the times. Call In and ex.
anime. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-25

Go to the Atheneum tonight. The
Young Mems Dramatic association have
prepared feast OF fun and burlesque,
spiced with q variety that will amuse
even the veriest anehorite. Admission
only 80 cents, and the net proceeds go
into the treasury Of the Orphan Asylum.
Go. ...r.