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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22
Ghe 8ulletin.
PHOTOGRAPHS! PHOTOGRAPHS!

WNt 9MA@t1@N'
PHOTOGRAPHS! PHOTOGRAPHS!
Go to j. o. Bagwell, Photographic
corner Eighth street, and Ohio Levcc, fc
pictures Carte dc Visitcs, etc. IIavin
made arrangements with some of the he.
artists of our large cities, he respectful
solicits orders for copying and cnlarg
ing old pictures. Call at his rooms an,
see specimens cfWork in that line.
apidtf ...
THE viNTEENTH AMENDMENT.
After ten years OfeSpcrience, and aftecI
changes in the ingredients Phalon has tn,
pleasure Of announcing that his Vitalia, o
Salvation for the hair, is u perfect article
capable Of infnl'ibly restoring gray hair I,
Its primary color and without failure
Sold by all druggists and fancy good
dealers. jylsd&wlw
NEvERMOkE
Can the coarse, gritty tooth powders and
tooth-de.troying chemical fluids
find place on the toilets Of sensible
people The fragrant and preserva,ive
"sozodon, has superseded them all.
"Spalding's Glue mend. furniture, toys,
rockery and all ornamental work.
AjylSdGt
EASE AND COMFORT, perfect vision, the
"a MI p.I .,..k. al
to those who use Lazarus 4 Morris per-
fected spectncles. Taber Bros sole agents
for Thu place. dyI2d&wim.
Good Cotton Sock only 10 cents per
pair or - - cents per dol., "a, +. Ntfs
No. ~ Ohio Levee. A.
MS wnITCONB's syrup vOR SOOTHING
Many >lcepiess nights OF painful watch
ings ~ the anxious mother might he avoid
by using this invaluable preparation
jylsd&wlw
Ladies and childrcBs hair cut to or
der, a, the shop or at their residence. Leave
orders n, the shop OF J. Geo. s,einhou.e.
juheldlm.
BARGAIss! BARGAISs "A good suit OF
clothing for ten dollars, at =. NefY', 20
Ohio Levee.
STUDY your Interests and read the al
vertiscment "Grest..t Work 81 the Age.
in thi' paper. mayl
Jusr kEcEIvED.-- The Shoo Fly Ellio,
and Don't Bodder Ne Hat. and caps at
L. Neifs, No ~ Ohio Levee.
st1EyTItlC WONDER.
The Craig Microscope adapted TO popu
an Iui scientific use. Read the advertise
meht Price, ~ 70. m?'dsm.
Clothing for the million at T. Neff. No
~ Ohio lave@ Thete.t good il the city
will be found NJ this house At
FLOuR.
300 bbl-. Flour medium grade also 40
half bb.. medium quality suitable for the
IA for sale a, the Egyptian
mil #
An examination Is solici'"d-d wha;
Why. III" choicest stock Of piece g"oi'-
cloths, cas.iin.rc., do.,kins, linens, inarsail-
les and siik ye.,ing. ever offered In the
Cairo market. Cali and zee.
JOHN ANTRIM.
Jgst received at =. Ncf's, No. ~, Ohio |
L'vee, splendid 10, Of spring Cas'imere.
Coating aud ves,ings, which viii be- made
up in the most fashionable styles, and al |
prices TO suit the times, Il perfect tit guar
ant,.d or 40 sale. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22

For Sale by BARRLAS mn
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22

Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL b
his Laboratory, Fifth Street. LOU
vile, Ky.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22

An examination Is solicitcd-m what
Why. III" choicest stock of piece g""ds-
cloths, cas-im.rc., do,,kins, linens, Inarsail-
les and silk y..,ing. ever offered IN the
Cairo market. Cali and zee.
JOHN ANTRIM.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02

Tho pordius T.. n engagements between Mace
ard Allen, uud Edwads and Coy.r ar5 progressing Ia.
yolallY
scddons, % =. Lodis who reccn;'y boat LaGcrty
DO Do rounds - minutes OaCrs 20 night 4ltUy sLCpll
ui ths Ctyt At lis tpdud', Tor SlUn al 10.
loo ..1h between John Rlbert4, Dr. aud n
Cook Jr Tor RIO aside, iuf Tic billiard Guam
VI En Ian D. wIl come oil on the ljth ilgL
John q. Koruln and Jim Mace have concluded or.
TJu2cmUntt 20 give spHrring CNhuilOus IA tho puucI.
pal 'uc, preslou, u tho "ttsrb sucOuntcr with Tom
Atton
Walter Brown, who Lately c.urncd from England,
h auNOGs 10 row Coulter, NJ ltt'stuIl II, nsu ults,
eItt .la-ht away las VI vita oLo turn, iVr O,n
100 10 Si,ON aside.
Ira Pane, OF New York, and Edward Tinker Of
Providence, are matchcd N sI0ot 100 Ords q yards
rise, ~ wards boundary for $50 siae the XIIInst
NJ frOs, &C. fulK huCo G.ulre,
Wm. Seeds, better known az the "Jersey Boy" 4
noted ordshootcr, was acc dcntally shot and Iul by
fellow sputuuNu on lhtrday last On tho sChuyIkl,l
ryyr, Mln5 o. aiming expedition.
The famous flLroared crow OF England, known az
the y eCiUw," nave challenged tG " PARIS Grow, D."
~ ,tJ iul n. 49,, 40 row ~ nne-, with OF wItHonL
N8nz far ESQ aside; tho race to take plaC. ELI,
o. nt h1.eUn " lyuo, and ESVO 70 DO aliUwO Or
psNsts.
BIN. Daniels, OF ths city, and IA. ecullon, OF
IrYJt have oyel. To hLht man " CO, k on tIG I'd
! ST., lt S,ll-.uown ttOItinI drum IN New jersey.
II'y atV - show Il Ords side, ton poun'is, =
lrcs d" , ounhs sounces we,gnL lOf 500 u match,
auI .4,.yJ The man
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02
THE HOME OF THE BABIES
THE CORONEBs COMPLIIHING-IN-
EINIICIDB DECREASING.
Meeting Of the Ladies' Ala Society ut tho
Eaundlina Asylum-six Babies Len In
the IN skct on Monday Nisht-PbiIomena
nnd LiIIlc G}rncc-Thc EoIorrd Hnhica.

N.e,i,o N, rho tnat.., A,a aoc,.,r m, ,..
EaundIinu AsyIum-six Babies Irf, In
tho nsiet ON Monday Night-Philomena
nnd L'itlo Srncc-Thc toiorcd Babies.
Tue meeting at inc rounding Asylum yester-
day was largely attended by tho lovely and excellent
ladies who compose the Founding Aid Society
Puncu1ny nj II a. VI. the eilvcr bell sounded, and
the graceful and charming President swept into her
SCOT
A. ~. r,,,., 4, . ..,,. ~, -
~ Hrs' iox ulu not grace t"e d7'eWoy win hef
pro nco double din, > lie vol, od upo1 Mrs Tneband
IN, hoe ic.ciicd e,,,rs se.med ccueliv n, o.so
=, -, -
distributing necdi'""s of handiins ue pen sho
,,~,,r,oI hcr r,c, nm, ,,1,n,s Lo, Of Noel go.
" " '-''''
worn pliuly banded, and Intentionally smooth.
r. d',,,,ni. a., ... u,,,o .hou nLa oo.. -
=" W. ~ ,aD - - WI.
echpsed ny the flashes OF her magnihcem eyes. A
lusfeess black elk, with cunning lftuc eide peck
cts, gave evidence that II mad been designed FOR
business suit She was assisted In lIor duties By
Mr.. r,rence Doo,oliv IN. y,cc. Ircsidcn,
"rs' ioiehee D"nho"y' 'ne '"c-ir's'u'"
AN ACCEPTABLE SIrr
Among tho var Gus donations received during the
,on.so =, ,ho ,,,o,.in. ~. n,a., i,nro,,an,
oourse oi 'ho "oihhe' "o "'o'' Important was
that OF q sewing machine from WILCOX b Gibbs,
who aocompani cd tho MT with the scrviecs of m
orrrator 10 do work for the Asylum one day in easb
week. This was most thankfully received, as IL
,,.tu .sti,,. ~ t.s,.. . 80. =, dc.t Of -.
WIZ i'"e'' Wv ''u''' w '''"' "''' - '''''
B,pIEs BY rHE HUNDRED,
A. ~. h,h,es mn 20 ,b,s ti,,c have hoon c,r.,i o.,
m WV p'V'N' w W ' ~ y" ''e'H w
- @ - =. -, e, - -"
~ -, = s,,.,.I,,.. M,
DC -.cuteo ny puIch'se OF eohol'a"Vh Inc htccs
sity for renewed and continued efforts TO support
a. ,.,,,,,,, .n.,u ,r,,,d .od ,ho ,.,t,. -.
W -" US " - -. 49, w
reminded that iis hty,um, nnhES o.her CHARITIES
Mn'sc och'u'l-Iles C"u'u Alu ~ VIII tuDp9Tt ny
thcr WORK, must Always pc pu' chatlty-bames
beng acad 4,1pen'"' unable 10 90 anytning but
en- nhu ph'p' h,sll't' ule suppy nIC;hcu ~ nc on
the increase thlry having Dten lounh IN le basket
erib since cur ist report UP 70 ths time ~ fave
O%n louhd at thc dool' oiAiccn OF 'ue-o nave Deen
wv :, elght par
" seems that the SUN rcpor, OF last work pro
dlccd some pen peal f~uli', no less tuan twenty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02

ont OF Inc window bat wss Quickly thrust back Into
ht seat BY the strong arm Of sergt Tuek, RsyHods
sufhy mut,oring something about not giving u
Iener ID bit Of u Show for HE lito"
At ruE TONES.
REYNOLDS was quietly taken 20 lie cell, when.
rolnting u tne SUN reporter, he eaid: 1T sav
Mister Keeper can't have n talk with that ere gen
ucnHn " he request was aeosdod to. and the fol
loNnR Conversation ensacd
hbfN0LDs-" Boss, yer goin' 10 give feer q
snow for h'e tie, haint yer ~
kEroITeR.-" You viii have undoubtedly O fair
and impartial trial"
kFYNoIDe -" This is a he'll Of ecrapo I'm In,
amt n, boss 7"
RrPoRTEh--" DO you fully realize tho copsc-
auencts aud the cuormity OF the crimo which you
hay" comm'ttcdw
RLYNoLrs " Ito a hard old case know, boss I;
out say Counting to the Scripural motto over the
opposite cell Unto you tins day a Srviour is
porn lwonlc If there haiut salvation for Teller
on that sido NJ the houscf"
The Sun reporter here turned 10 leave the bas
phenous brute, Whon he called TO him for " Just an
her word ~
RryEoLDs--t used ~ work for n iun,, mon on
Fourteenth street. fell from tic holt onc't Don
tne ana hurled my head. Pat thai ~ your pipe boss
anu smOKeitl ~
rRns TO HIDE MS gully
Tho reporter observed that q large pieee was torn
rom the 'front.' VI tile prisoners irowsors aud the
iclon frankly acknowledged that at was bloody Z"
and uat he did " not like tho locke OF II, IL made
him nlghty."
TIM AYsiicrUU FAMILY
have been most kindly cared for BY VIM Writer'S
fSq,We auctionecr, who has generously taken tile
widow with her children to his residence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02
MURDER NEAR Nrw BRUNswIoK.
The Buichcry of iir. McGioiu ut vocrhec.
staiton-A Cnrouer's Jury ExoncratiBg
the Gius that Committed tho Murder.

The Butchcry o. Iir. McGiaiu nt voorhec.
staiton-A Cnrouer's Jury Exoncratiua
the Gius ihnt Committed tho Murder.
On Saturday evening a. the $50 train from
New York was leaving New Brunswick. two men
.ot on, paying Il cir fare to Voorhees, Station. Tho
engineer, b"lng In hurry, although a red light was
out as he approached Voorhees, Station, instead OF
stopping his train merely slowed NJ; these men,
one Mr. John Fine, tho other Mr.. Daniel Nc.
Gloin tile manufacturer. rushed out OF tho car (:
c nicLt VITA pitchy dark. Mr.. Fine Jumped safely
on the PLATFORM seeing an nc got out Of the to
tic step, Mr. ncGloIn pass out OF tho for
ward door Of the car he started for home
when IL -ruck him that be did not hear his friend
Nnd netShhnr strike the platform. lie retraccd his
stcrs TO SAC sro, and approaching II heard \ groln
lie ttt along the plntform and could Mud nothing ;
a, m no heard moaning. ana getting down on tho
uock ici nlnrg the raids until he oawo TO tue uinn
gltd body OF Mr. McGloin.
To set him on the platform was his nrst work
and tucn as he could do nothing by himself he ran
across tic rond to Mr.. jacob Christopher ~ pro-
cure his ASSISTANCE; he immediately returned with
him and IN highs tu the platform. Bursting open
thc door OF TIE depot they hned ana carried the
torn body Of Mr. MrClon inside and NJ Chrsto.
uhcr started To- old Mr. Voorhees, 10 got additional
help. lie cd lis hired man patr,cK and he
on being told oi thc state OF the case, sent 70 New
Brunswick for lys.cian, and tLcn for priest.
Father Dnrbin, who IL so well known for his excel.
lent qualities throughout this district arrived al
~ lust rites OF the church to the dying man. Nc
Mct'lu died on Sunday morning Helcayes q wiie
and six cuildron.
the Coroner's inquest was held on Monday, and
q course. held m awe b. tho power ~ IN" Camden
aud Amboy Road. the Jurors found a vrrlet Of acct.
dental death
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io7 and Ninth National at IosX. IN stme bonds the
larger dealings In Tepnessees. virRinlas aud new
North Catoiinas. The nrs named we're seady &C 81 for
the old bonds, the new advancing from 46K 70 az.
Ola Viginias bouyant, at eoAa6i and new ct Is,
old North Cafonas telling at AK. tho rev declining
n cent to ~, Georgia sevens being arm at 49, Old
south Carolina bonds roso cent 10 SjH. new ~ n
cent 10 %, md Louisiana evse sixes to GeX. Railway
bonds were arm, Arsts OF Columbus, Chicago, and
Indiana Central selling At TsH. and Central Pacncs at
eiAosso. Unions being quoted at 81 bid, and NJ asked
Mr. Leroy Nichols this morning notified the Stock TX.
change that he was not able to meet his contracts he
further announced that he would settle all his engage
ments in RICK Island, tho II they had been
made within the Exchange.
In the Railway share market prices At tho opening
were strong have since further advanced on active
transactions. The dealings in Rock Island, however.
nave been les extensive tcalo. but attended
with viae and frequent fluctuations, ranging on ex.
trchc quotations from ms TO III. VITA co.ng
prices a. III. The amount Of shares sold was 80.
The larger dealings wero in tho Vanderbilt .stoehs,
Northwestern and Lake shore. New York Central
stock ranged from ok tn 93, sc;p p, TO g3 North.
western common '2< 10 a. tae preferred ~. - SIX
md Lake Shore siK to sSX Reading was strong at s5
ee5X. New Jersey Central recoiing from gik TO siH
The 81. Paul shares were quiet, the common rising
from nv to M. the preferred sS 70 8, Erie falling
% 70 2! rom eiS Ohio ana Mississippi was stcodyat
Sk1Sk, and Wabash at b}k6bS3H. Hannibal and ST.
sSi sos9 TH go anH snS a3s
lBS, Tho misee apeous hat well represented Pa.
e@ras rsas iom @ 70 81 and sSsa prcr rel
from lgi TO e0b. Quicksilver advanced from ~ TO
liz %s sS' VII ~ ~ Hsh sS
59o ~ b h,nss Of Reeve CpnoGrend ,"al sod a.
L1rress shares were dull. United states sena AZ No
The general marhet leit oil strong tho1 sh up 10
the net pIc = OF " day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02
TIM NEW HEALTH OFFTCER.


Dr. tnrnochnn'- inauguration Mayor
LNuILn i-rh ns IA EucLrc PIayrr-u Cora
~ Alone, and u,nts nrs s,x,nhur,. ND
I,rrou-Tbc I,r,s u,nor,.r 4
-. -. 49,, "''''''. rn'nhSo
'"""p"Eho aud Mutual
Nd"it"u"n'
grand excursion OF tie Quarantine Conn.is-
sion, Board Of hcalth, end Health ofccrs len Cas-
Gle G.ti'n y,-t'.dly morning. The steamer rl-
liam l. .. ..r STARTED OF noon, bearing the following
'-'''''- '-.'' ''. ''".'' - L''' '"' iIe..eeiI
Ct the .'.i oi Aea'th' Dr. stephen smith, Boaru
,f Health, SIR CYus Smith, cA.rlc.lJ.lt o. tic
o',',.. '. -, '''' y" ~ o' ''-'
w.. ri,,,n' o,,..r. ,,r r,-r,.'n r..,,', o,,',..
''' i'''' '.'' as. v. '''''' "''"'' NN'''
DR.. hCuucth Erlt, Deputy Health UGccr: WIscu
a. ..urt : .,r1 R.ft,u .t1l Dr y RI r,,.
.. .....,.. . q, g.. ......., ,..... 1... =, s..,,.-
IA'r'''l''-" OF H''" Nn' 'Noi 20 ~ S"p'luS' sec
rttirj To- tie Quarantine Commission Frank Swift,
Hrfl,r OF I,su..lt.. j .luW Rch Ar,itt.,t n,
, ....... NJ ... ~, 49,, =,
,t'-'"" "' '.' ''''''s Nooa"'n' M"i'h
Wiener, ". o. LeWis. and capt. James O'EOurke,
.,erirt,pd,uto OF Quarantine It,.uitis tn. WI
u,, El,,,I,, ,,, -, 49,, n. ~. r.,
n'n i'.'''' '1' J" '."i' AZ h'o' avn 'oI Ma, Or
Kaiunr.-eh, VITO proved TO be the life aud soul of
the party lie rein. .lfl.ut table sol IN Tho min
-. -, ~ ." Wv ''''"
~ o'u' ".H IMt.Ig 'li'gl'"I ID. tAe putg, ard
H., ,ji,, 'r t.N,t n.i 10 i.Nf
Wv GIu,'""'n pIO"I.'1 pack % chrde, and pro-
'"'''1 c.,,. ,,.. -,.,....
n. QUAIL. 80.
h ~ ~ 80" ~, ~ % losh' INC mayor, Nho
NJ - 80, 49, ~, -" ,.p"lHt, " an. l@h'ou'
n ~ nt..hs ivy q, ,, wv ~, h- man, nun.
"a ~ ~. ~ .1 N''. ~, II |llh Vmc'Is uadiy On
- ''u. E'u'' Hc -, VI required r. Dutchm'" TO
yi,hr ."' ~rut ","u-,l un lVh' hthl lue
49,, -, 1880 W. C'-'h a ""I ana we
h,rds' h. A5 Ir W, |'S"' po'A u we paste
LIND ,,I ,r' ,",. III, - vu .'"'u ~ s'A''A
ElAh" ''' '"' IVA. N't Ni- made IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02
Tbc Gnrrotcrs md thp Police,
Tn M y,Illag ar TLs Ann

SIR! notice in your paper of this morning tho
hoadias "0arrOlcts Us.dn ~ Work, anu l conclude
to give you the account of another ylcum, which,
althou,h reported At police headquarters, has MT
bean reported to tic press Mr, Franc,H H. Dclano,
who had tee dining with his brother-in law, John
jacob Aston, wa golng down Ffth avenue On Mon
day cYoning Al about II o'clock, and uas attacked by
three runlna yhen the corner OF Eleventh street,
ind having been rendered sGnsoess by ,Ic blow Of
a sand cub, was ehukcd and then thrown violently
GA tho sidewalk, and robbed of hrs watch pocl,, l.
book, so, The runIaas then lett him and walked
deliberately away, apparently not IN tho least AFRAID
our polio" guardians.
think these AFFAIRS should be ventilated, that our
citizens may prepare TO meet tho brig,nds and deal
with ihcm as they deserve,
AIR Kenncdy says there aIc oDly 400 Oficcrs from
the Battery to KIn6shridgc, aud that they cannot
gyo protection at all Iilncs from the smallness OF
no idrGo compared 70 tho ground To be waIchel
/ oYtE.
Dnnt yOn think w pay taSOs enClgt have po-
ctnrn snough, must We look " the rmntion vi
! o igiianes committee. A CITIZEN.
NEW NoRK, Jun. ~. thFA
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THE SLEEPY HoLLoW MURDERER.

1sauc v. Bucihout Attempts Co MUIR ier "a
Fellow Prisoner, uud AttGcks u Dcputy
sheriff
On Monday afternoon, Isaac Van War, Buck
bout tho slocpyIIollow murderer, white out his cell
for little exercise, seized stool which had pecn
furnished him to slt upon and with II struck frl
low prisoner on tho head. Information OF the oc
currrncc being given 10 MIR. Ford, tho Deputy Sheriff
aud Jaior that Official walked Bnckhout back TO his
cell, wh,n The latter made desperate attack upoa
MI 7 ri, and severely bruiEcd his head and flee
NJ Fcrd nnallv secured Bnchhout by Oh IN to a
ring no In tie Goor OF tho cell, and punished him
WIN some severity Tor tie unptOvOkCd assault. Ho
seen TO Lave changed his tactics 10 convey an m
Pre- sion OF iusan ~
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TUE BILLIN0 or MIR. Ellis.

tIrniug \ Locomotive Down upon n Trav-
cil'r on tao Trach-was the Whistle
-'undedy
hr. George Ellis, the proprietor Of the large
iaIntrS nj decorating business on Tonth street,
near Bioalway, vas instantly killed on the Long
Island Railroad. Yesterday morning, IN sight mis-
own hon, In Woodsdc, L. l. lle LEFT his residence
ln'onui'' take thr i'ii a. NJ tram on tile Fusi..
lug ami North rlc railroad Tor this city. lie select
.d - 10 lI,h 20 tue depot. the track Of the Long
lsiIAd L. lIVal
Aboui hlI way TO the Flushing depot, n detached
'ucomo'ts AZ iuu speed backed around the curve
and sirncK Nj Eli-, mtngliug his bOiI N a hdeuus
manner scattering ne dAgm- ut- along the track 80
icet. tie engineer says thyt hc saw tic man, and
O0w the Wnlstc IN uuo for hin 10 gee Oh the track
A uuWbtr OF persons VINO were standing on the
0l torn Il tue FiJ-hlng depot emphatiodlly conlra-
lCt t- 'u-nccr Va tins particular, ala -ay lhlt no
NN..tt vf- r. sounded.
lLt C .ners JlT fully eGoncratsd io euctnccr,
ltu l. to.4Hl,rded tuat tho cWbankTcns OF cartu
lDNcW to flusbm- and Long ls4Id Railroad
RACKS .. q moved
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M -.

,r1Yp IN rroct'yn, 90 f-h. T. sio.on BOYD, 10 tho
- 90 , .,, M ,. ,,.r., ,r,..c,, .
I'Ncr. sn lIu'-lay morning, It s. oc,Oc,. WA be
.CdNf1l o0 Monday, Jan. 81, Peter Conroy In the
Tie ,eat,cs 4ui friends oftho family are respectfully
tIlrtnl a.. on wednesday at o',i ,rS w
I0llIN -un lucad1v, Feb. J, Martha. the behaved
we OF john Damn native o. Queens county ircinni
Her funeral - tntc lotc from her lato residence
-. w''u f.r aus VII be iaocn 10 Calvary Gene.
",li"NNI> D,n9' Tpc.d,y ,,,,,,,- rcr ,c-c -,
Dra.l yer May /. 0truan' va. n s,c1hcn ? ,cr.
mtl, and }o.n .,s 4.ur ,,rr ~ frctauos Bellows
~ wyI.ed 10 attend tho funeral -nrsi e At ans JAM,
as, on IA f.0,y. "b at i''g,.th + N. $500
Hartford n1por9 please CON-
.GHAt+. ~ lne.d4y, al o'clock r. a., Ms. Maria
ue rInl. nrd Grlycs are invited to attend tho
uhua, .'conlsou OF Ado'pou, ana Nticie H. Lauder.
S-,I i''f ~ ','r''s l.9 u ,,,. -, ,,.
mturr no, a, bruoN Sn On Acuuo.ty 90 ociocA
Mir!,F IN .orl, M 3D. ,,.rE o, az, NV ia
me- - NJ t"o, "I.r % .l.au NaA.. 100 gao iHth lr
me p. l'v9 ana friends OF ''e rmoy 're ro'po-t
lnly !uNHtd 'H'.'Hd h"l l"u'. u o. N'Iuf~d1t. 40
,i~ o'ci. ca si.."om AIut'o 81, 'Hntcn "litAh-'
NytNN.-oo Tue. Law, Feb. .l,; Nnn Nylan VIE
lrrl., .ttc OF iV1.coui coi.5t t.aly'y. lr,'aai
her IT, cud, ant 1ronamt ia"o' NV most respectfully
CARRY q, on lhu,tday NtrIn"pn, at ioc.0Ga.
N,ltnp -tn Nna iIy Jan, u, tt'r Short and
IN, rrihNrs Uui friends ofthr lnft, nrt tcpeciiu,l
nVtcd 10 attend the funeral. rum hs late rtsu'n q
80 ~ West isl st. ON Thursday Afternoon, at
,MlSNLs.- g. 91l grove, last Seva's,, ~ }, %.
ava daughc Of tae iate rNm oi.lg,ts aged 81 5sars
funeral o thusd.H FsO a. o's,Oss 2. n
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bLEECING IHLMUp InE RIyER.
Liberal md Charitable YoutL's Exploits
IN Touching Affection tor
D,nd Matrun-l Omnhrnce nn a Einn Ar.

iiDelhl ana charitable NCutL'a ENp'GIts
IN Kingston Touching Affection Tor a
Dad MatrOn--C onGdrnce u. "a FINE Ara.
Two years ago William Tlaycrs, a flshionably
dressed youth, was introduced iuto the leading cir.
clcs u Kingston society by gentleman from Nor.
nsaLia. The admiration VI the tGis WAS intensified
for tie new conner by lila own story tIat no was the
heir 10 valuable estates IN Philadelphia Ito drove
last horses, and TO all outward seeming was an cv-
emplary youugstor. lie bore the reputation OF be.
iaS liberal and Charitable, and On one OCCASION benz
dissatisfied with tho arrangements made for th1
bu'.l Of an elderly mAtrou In moderate c.rcuu
stances, nc procured u handsome oonn and q nun.
Der 81 cnrrarcs TO convey the n,ouruers tn tuc
grave Ihb 1t once established hi4 rrIuttiuu Us n
modci youth, and enabled Inn I, draw nj Ght1m
upon the guhhulty nf tiie tuWhsp opIr. ur Dor
roMcd money from time To thNp, promising ita re-
pnymert with u ruuud int"rvst Wkrn he b.l'auH Of
age ana M Ial possession oi ll4 property Whsh Was
10 nav" bern ~ January OF Nh, pi,e,ut year.
Abuul Two weeks ago lV VANISHED. he board, Il
Nla hr. L. '. G. lOlant, whom hi uNcs about
f5bU Tor board and borrowed mours Mr. Al S
V1ndtmark IL teccrd To the tune al Sal00 Nc.
Andrew Bostwlck, liN,ryman, lo-ss about Sl6t and
Mr. James Bo-twick $l,iu1, At q -. Suhurd's hl
contracted debts TO the amount DI about 1000 for
watches, lewcry &c, which he presented 70 nuInGT.
our QsquaintanCes, The recIpleLts OF tue PlIts In
many cases, have returned them to him. IL is said
that short time ago, being a. he malu Will lcay.
ing the bulk OF his properly W those who hal 30
kindly lent him linda
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THE BLooMINGDADg 1RAGADY.
Tho Murderer Caught on tho Br,c Road
near ~tCrling-Iii- EMULATION \ Cou-
summatc Wretch with Three wives
from ms RReson Gradfrn, Fso /.

We arc grd to announce that John Nixon, the
mirieror OF payi' ~sco, lls bCnr vaI-lt aud ~ We
custody. Every effort ms zen taken to urrycut ui-
,s,.No. aud be Will be kcut in oar jan ul tht nest
io' OF the County tvu.t, and tcu ts,c tctDgc
Jut 90 }cdcl unt a PASSIVE counI Inry.
II Was chased rum tUUu IiOc'- tu St',lu. where
wo.I Nls lct ut tho ALTAR. A ltue vhl.r .ltrcr q
m % uamru Daniel Nor-au found tc hlI Ju Ir,u
At 'ss,cr'- u ttat uiape, and had jus. lea Ni,uu
Was followed up pud was C.Ugut CA toe r..ltlau
lCac ng ton storing 90 tho Fro road, about guar.
Scr. % Ilc ron tg,rIng Iua WAS Ia-t 90 No.
~ 90 WJdc but uttc RESISTANCE 10 hcipa cap.
tuf,. lie Acknowledges kuhn. Sisro. and lather
exit. In that he has done. lie was brought to
9,, . iugu ale ihout noon to-day. and Is now In
Re % Ctrmtu's tavern, under arrest. Trc,r - much
- rent over the AFFAIR, aud the ShCul .clt tins
At on, ON 10 take the piisoter mto custody. John
t'u about 70 Year, old, and has, his lItucr says.
l.t
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S0mcvlc, Mass. has suit pending against
TIE tlt,bburg Railroad for damage caused 6y the
cutt ing Oi some ire engine hose. During a rec Vt
Gge tHGIos WAS illd across tue raj TpHd, lud was
severed Oy plSsine train Suits are also instituted
by underNutrs fJr S22,OOO, ~hah It Is cnimod
could have Oeon saved but iOr tue eating OF tho
Lose.