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TINWARE, ROOFING, SP0UTING, &C.

HAVING secured the services of MIR. John C..
SInale, competent and fnished workman.
prepared to execute
TIN d SHEET-IRON WORK
ROOFING AND SCOUTING,
and all work in my line OF business the shortest
notice aad upon the most reasonable terms. The
public are invited to call upon me at my place Of
business, on Market. House Square. CharlesfoWn.
August IS, 1870. JOS II. EASTERDAY,
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JEFFERSON BARBER SHOP.

IF those in town call on Sam Brown
They may secure a genuine Shay;
Tho cOuntry have the same.
fftheg will call-both great and small.
You'll find him in, both neat and clean,
Upon George street. go right along;
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When he is done and you gone.
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Your hair he'll cut with scizzors keen,
Then call on him Immediately.
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auburn sob COL,
CLARKE COUNTY. VA.

TNHE session begins the SECOND MONDAY IN
i SEPTEMBER, and closes the Goth of JUNE,
with n recess of one week at Christmas.
The course OF instruction thorough and pTacti-
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Berryyille, Clarke county. Va.
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Morgantown, W. Va. August Is. ls7O-fy.
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.

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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A Ill persons Indebted to the estate Of the late
n William Hurst, are hereby notified, that prompt
payment will be required. Parties having claims
against the e.tate will present them, properly Au-
thenticAted for settlement.
ROBERT " BAYLOR,
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-13

Select Councilman VIM. r. Smith, Twenty
second ward, has been In the Legislature before.
He was one of the most indefatigabIe borers at
the late session.
George r. Krickbaum, Tweuty-second ward.
is lawyer and was employed ia the Taylor
Reading contest.
David Wallace, Twenty-frst ward, has already
represented this district In the Legislatures.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
Watson Comfy, Twenty-third ward, tried to
represent the district last winter, but his con-
nection with the Rooster ring is still well re-
membered.
William e. Hammi1l, Twenty-third ward. is a
farmer near Fraukford, aud enters the canvass
at the solicitation of the best men In that
vicinity.
William shallcross, Twenty. third ward, is
also a tarmer.
John Bigler, Twenty-third ward, is a butcher
and this is his first application for political
honors.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.
James A. Miller, Twenty seventh ward, was
the late representative.
DIR. James N. Masks Twenty-seventh ward, is
an old member of the Legislature.
William r. Diclerson, lawyer, Twenty-seventh
ward, some years ago created quite sensation
by an exposure of the cerruptions of the State
House Row.
Joseph P. Boon, Twenty.seventh ward is
Register at the West Philadelphia Gas Office.
William n. Ashnan, of the Twenty-fourth
ward, is lawyer of considerable prominence.
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seEOIAL NOTICES.

kGg~ N o TT G E.-THE ATTENTION OF
the charitable public 10 called to the Ladies' STRAW
berry Festival and Instrumental Music to be held at
CONCERT HALL, the Evening of jane a. for the
benefit Of the Bedford Street Mission Through the press
have been acquainted with misery
squaor and sickness that reign these dark abodes of
evil. A band Of nobemen and women have been noise
lessly at work for time them giving of their
time, and strength to reduce elements of
into order and decency In consequences
the prevailing fever and other the funds the
Mission at present inadequate to wants aud
the ladies appeal to the friends of the suffering, in
nominations, to aid them By the purchase tickets or
donations of flowers, cake money used at
the Festival. Tickets 81, to be had of GEORGE MILL
KEN, No 1128 OHESNUT Street; at the Book Rooms
No 1913 ARCH Street; of any the Managers or at
the Hall the evening Of the Festival where any
lions will also be thankfully received. 66St
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-13

ksy~ NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, IN
accordance with the provisionso of the existing acts
OF Assembly, that meeting of the commissioners
II an act entitled An Act TO Insorporste the FEC
in the city of Philadelphia approved the 18th day April
d. 1862 and tf supplement thereto approved the 26th
day of April A. ID. 1870 will be held O'Clock p A. on
the 18th day of June, A, d. 1870 at No. 1876 SEVENTH
the capital stock win be opened and the other action
taken requisite to complete the organization. l3 I'm
nkSs- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, IN
accordance with the provisions the existing acts
MRHSiNG FIRE fNsuRGSdE' JoMPASNTSS" NJ "Sf to be h
located in the city of Philadelphia" approved the 18th
day of April A. d. 1859 and the supplement- thereto, ap-
csa ssH S sh S ths day Y hp az @ os held e
SEVEETH Street, Philadelphia when the books or sub
scrpon to the capital will opened and the other
action taken requisite to oomplete the 63m
rag- OFFICE. OF THE sCHUYLKILL
NAVIGATION COMPANY, No All WALNUT
Street, Philadelphia, May %, 1870. -,
Notice hereby given that Special General Meeting
be held atIthis office on MONDAY the 9Oh day OF june
1870, at III o'clock A. NJ for the purpose of considering
proposition % lease the works franchises and property
the Sehuylkn Naygasion Company TO the Philadephia
BY order OF the Managers
6612t u. FRALEY, President. /
rSg- OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL AND
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
-. PHILADELPHIA, June 9, 1870 ,
Coupons due the 10th instant the Gold Loan Of
this Company will be paid at their office in gold, and
Holders Of ten OF moro coupons can obtain receipts
'1'.'.'' '' S. SHEPHERD,
6s@ Treasurer.
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LEOAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF ALEXANDER BENSON.
IL Deceased.
Letters Of Administrators having been granted .
tho Subscribers upon the estate Of ALEXANDER
nands against the estAtsi Of said dsosdsnt win make
known .the q AZ without delay.
~A'"- 'As ,-As " ~ GUsTAVUs s. BENSON
EDWIN NORTH
Administrators, No 8 s. n THfRD Street,
Or TO their Attorney, EoaGk JuNktN ksq:
Southeast corner SIXTH ana WALNUT Streets.
Philadelphia, May Is le70. bx mot
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Thomas B. Reeves resides in the Twentieth
ward. He is well known 10 the bar of which
he has recently become member, having been
for number of years Court Clerk under Frede-
rick ]. Wolbert, late Prothonotary of the Court
of Common Pleas. He was also custodian of
the election papers, and frequently has had oeca-
sion as such to appear as witness in the various
contested election cases.
Richard M. Batturs is from the Fifteenth
ward. He has good idea of the duties apper-
tanning to the office, as he held a clerical posi-
tion. in il for many years. he took an active
part in the late city contested election case.
Robert NJ. Bethel lives in the fwenty-second
ward. He is a lawyer but for several years
past has been Assistant Clerk In Select Council.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-28
FATAL ACCIDENT.
NIX. n. GODDARD. On WILLIAMSON
COUNTY, KILLED ny TIE CAVs.

Tho Friends OF Mr.. j. y. Goddard will
receive the Intelligence of his terrible
death with feelings of the proioundc',
sorrow.
Mr.. Goddard was in this city on Satur.
day and Sunday, and left il we mistake
not, On the Monday morning train. A,
Carbonate, on Monday, he was in the nc,
of boarding Mr.. Cormick's train, at u mo.
ment when freight train was moving on
the side track. One of the freight cars
struck him on the hip, and threw him be.
meath its wheels. One Of his legs was
shockinCly manglcl in two pla-
ccs. The other leg and one
If hisarm. were broken, aud his body re-
ccivcd several severn bruises lie wa. re-
moved /" one of the ncighboring buildings
where be- received prompt medical
attention, but all TO no purpose. His in
jurie. were mortal lie died the ensuing
evening
Mr. Goddard was a brother-in.law of our
fellow-citizen, Judge Allen, aud one Of the
leading citizens Of Marion and Williamson
county. He was widely and favorably
known in Southern Illinois, and his violent
,aking-ofi will cast a gloom over the feel
ings Of hundreds and even thousands who
knew him and respected and loved him for
the many excellent qualities that distin-
guishcd him as true man and good citi-
zen. His remains werc conveyed 10 Ma
rion to-day, whore his bercaved family and
friends will give it burial.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-28
POLICE BUSINESS.

Police Magistrate Bross having been
called 10 Springfield, his seat ws' occupied
by Louis Jorgensen, Justice of the Peace.
Esquire Shanncssy entered verbal pre-
test agsins. the action of Justice Jorgen-
sen, denying his right 10 act under the
city ordinances. The following cases,
however, were heard and disposed Of
Michael MeGccry got drunk. lis case
was no; a rory aggrava,ing one, and his
fine therefore, was ligh.-only 81 90 and
trimmings. lie was calaboosed
Henry William. was also drunk; but
a, he dcmeancd himscfas well as drunk
On man knows how, he, too, was fined light.
ly, viz: 81. Calaboosed ai.o.
And now comes Barley Mcllcnry. lie
had sampled bad article Of liquid forty
rod too frequently, and was willing % pay
FOR the inliscrc.ion whatever the squire
saw Il; 20 exact The sum named Wa. 81
and the usual fare and BARLEY forkcl
over.
Lizzie Corey and Pauline BARLEY over.
stepped the bounds Of proprie,y as defined
by our city ordinance, by loafIng about
the wharf keeping the company Of drum.
ken and dissoluie men, and employing Ian
guage Of yery vile and absolute charac-
ter. On promise 10 leave the city within
- hours they were turned loose.
Milton Martin sportcl concealed
weapon in this .5,lly city AMI was fined
- and the additional.
Dan Hammond confessed that be had
been drunk. lie didn't get drunk often
bat wa, uHmi.takably drunk yesterday.
He was fined 81 and costs, and calabooscI
because hc couldn't liquiiatc.
Squire Good ii the name Of the negro
man who whackcd Joseph Campbell,
another colorcl man, over the head with a
soda bottle. Joseph didn, care much for
the blow, since it descended upon head 4,
but hc Wa, eXaspcuiei at the idea thai
any man who called himself Good, should
make au assault upon him, Hence he
complained. Tho Squire fined the defend
ant 50, and In default OF payment, gave
him a card Of admission g. the calaboo,c.
Daniel Smith arrived in Cairo ycster.
day, Anl was acco'tel By John Sweeney
and Jno. Mcdonald, both Memph. chaps,
who pcrsonated passenger agents, and pro-
posed 10 take charge 81 Mr.. Smiths bag
gage aud ship II TO New York
for him. Smith foolishly surren.
dcrcI his baggage, and Sweeney
and Mcdonald carried it back in town and
sccrcted il, II soon afterwards occurred
10 Smith that be had been dealing with
confidence .coundrel., and he made known
his suspicious 10 officers Bambrick and
Cain, who took the matter in hand, re-
covered the baggage and arrested both Of
the guilty pariics. The above facts were
brought out on irial this morning, and the
squire held the accused in bond. of $500
each, 10 await the action Of the grand
jury. The clothing wa, valued at $40.
Complaint was entered against John
Harris for stealing money from drunken
man, named Reagan. II turned out, how
ever, that Reagan and Harris were part.
her', and that Harris morely desired pos
session Of the money that he might keep it
safely until Regain sobeSsd oil, Harris
was, therefore, discharged.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-28
LOUIS HERnERT's REsrAUgANr.

The Mound City journal of Saturday,
makes the following reference 10 Louis
Herbert new restaurant. We endorse
every word of il, and good deal more:
Cairo has All institution in Louis Her
borts new restaurant that il highly credit.
able 10 the city and 10 Southern Illinois,
and which should be encouraged and pat.
ronizcd accordingly Nothing gives
stranger better inipression than good
hotel or restaurant. Ii you want
to reach the hearts OF men In
the easiest and mot effective manner pro.
vide literally for their stomachs. When
completed, Louis llerberts restaurant in
Cairo will compare in elegance, comfort,
variety Of cdibles, and beverages provided,
cooking and style Of serving up with any
any similar institution ia the largest cities
of the west. 1t ID already in good shape
for business, and you can now have served
up there in the best style most anything
you call for but lettle time will
clapse before the building receives its I'm
i,hing touches. la the upper story Of the
building is u convenient and spacious hall
for societies, dancing parties, etc. which
may be rented ut any time ut low rates.
The entrance 10 1t IA from the outside,
North of the restaurant. Read Herbert 8
advertisement, and when wanting an ex-
ira meal try his establishment; II you are
not satisfied charge 1t to u.s.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-28
PULASKI COUNTY ITEMS.


The Mound City journal expresses the
opinion that the Hon. n. X. Casey Is the
very man TO beat Dave Linegar in the race
for scat in the Senate. The Democratic
Senatorial Convention will select the man
10 ''wax' David, and until that selection is
made we have no favorites 20 press upon
the attention of the public.
The fare between Cairo and Mound CITY
on the Baker, has been reduced to %
cents.
The Journal says that the steamer Dex.
ter Is lying at the Mound City ways, It be.
ing the purpose Of her owners 10 have her
cut in two, and made wider and longer.
The Lee stopped at the ways couple of
hours on Friday, to make preparation. for
the pending race with the Na.chcz.
The name Of the man accidently
killed at the Mounds Junction last Mon.
day is Jack Carr. A hand car ran over
him causing his death in few hours. He
was a section hand, and worked under Mr..
James Mulle,.
The Fourth of July bal Champetre in
Mound City, for the benefit Of the Ger.
man School, has been indefinitely post.
lbnncd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-28
RIVER NEWS.

The weather is clear and pleasant to-day
The storm Of yesterday seems to have ex.
tended some distance, and has cooled III,
atmosphereto 80 degrees.
The river is falling very fast, having re.
ceded two feet since last report.
The Mississippi is falling at ST. Loui,
and above, and the big rise in the Missouri
is dwindling away as it progresses toward
tho mouth, where IL will no. amount t.
anything, unless assisted by heavy rains.
The Ohio is still slowly drying up a,
Pittsburg, with only 20 inches water, and
practical navigation suspended. The tele.
graph reports the mercury there at go in
the shade. II has been at 100 in New
York, and between 9Go and $50 in various
other places North. Think Of that, w
Cairoites, whose temperature has never
been over 9O' this Summer, and be re.
freshed.
The river 10 falling a, Louisville with
six feet water In the canal.
Tho Cumberland il falling fast with only
six feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
Business here 70 still moderate. and
steamers and railroads handle considerable
freight daily.
The Pauline Carroll Is here loading and
will take about 400 tons.
Tho Tyrone left for Nashville last nigh,
with fair trip OF sugar, assorted frcigh,
and produce.
A correspondent, TO the Cincinnati COM.
mercidt says:
The River Editor OF the ST. LOU. Dem.
oerdt perhaps unintentionally, attempts to
rob the Satchez Of some little honor by
saying, in yesterdays Democrat, that the
Natchez has run chutcs and cut-ohs, which
the j. NJ. White did not, because they
were made since 1874, and that therefore
'thc distance IL less now by scvcniy-lye or
one hundred miles" The gentleman
in question is Rot rs well posted
as 10 the pcculiaritics Of the river upon
whose banks he resides us had supposed,
for II is now generally conceded, by all
stcamboatmen who have given the subject
much thought, tina, tho Mississippi River
from New Orleans TO IT. Louis, is about OF
the same length at the end ofevery five or
six years aud the fact is explained as fol.
lows: During the time every bend in the
river has heightened little, some very
much, by the constant caving in of the
banks. This, Of course, makes the river
longer. But u, intervals of abou. five
year, average, cutoff recurs,
or new chute l. thrown
open 10 navigation, which short
ens the river, and counterbalances the
lengthening process. This counterba balance
Is no, thought OF BY the casual observer,
because the icngtheTiny process is going on
daily, and even hourly, and /. seldom
spoken Of, whereas the fac, Of "A new cutoff.
shortening the river 50 many Diiss, /. pub
li,hcd Ear and wide. There have been
enough cnt-ofs formed since 1894 10 have
shortened the river nearly three hundred
miles, but for the counteractiOn spoken Of
and the distance !. the same to-day rs then.
The Pauline Carroll leaves this evening
for y. o.
The Belle ~. Louis is the regular packet
for Memphis this evening.
The Quicks,ep is the regular Evansville
packet to-day.
The Paducah packc. leave daily ut
three pm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-28
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Evansville Journal, Of yesterday.
expresses its horror Of certain white men
Of Armstrong township, in tina, county,
whegot into fight with 10, Of negroes,
and did no, pcrmi, the negroes TO give
them ihrcshing. In the estimation Q.
the JowHa! nobody bu, a kuklux can
whip negro. Therefore the white men
IN question. having come of victorious
,b.y are, Il eOass, kukluai out upon
such c0Iiemp;iblc lodges. Sensible men
Of all parties feel a just con,emp, cor the
author. Of them.
The Evansville paper, are somewha, ia.
6ilan, over the success Of the tobacco mar.
Ike. Of tha. city Since the opening Of the
market, nineteen months ago, 5000 hogs
head. Of tobacco have been sold. A bottle
u champagne was placed on the hogs
head marked 1000 and was sold with
the tobacco. The bidding became 30 live.
~ that !, is supposed tina, the purchaser
paid abou, : 20 for the bottle Of cham.
payne.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-28
RENEW YOUR LICENSES.

N'T'I ITIN'I IWNN - T'IV1
Notice is hereby given to all Merchants,
Saloon-keepers, Draymcn, and MI Others
interested, that there must be a prompt re-
newal, from his Office, of all licenses ex-
piring on the 1t day Of July, 1870 On
and after the Sd % July all persons who
shall have failed in procuring their license
as aforesaid, will be promptly prosecuted,
without further notice.
jc2s-3t JNO. BROWN, City Clerk.