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The New York herald., 1872-10-26

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Broadway he pointed me 81 Bsrnsy zsso :.
THOSE KEYS. 1
Sheriff Reinhardt was examined In reference In
the nandcufr keys which Denning gave him in tSe
cell. They were imbedded In the crossbar oon-
Meeting the legs OF bench, and had 70 be dug cut
on the handouts used by the Sherin, and each key
opened every pair. These were the keys which
CAPTAIN s1su e Mcosney Of the First precinct
police station. was called, and he produced nvo
pairs OF handouts belonging to the station which
each OF the keys handed to MIN by the District
Attorney opened all the tour pairs. He then tes-
titled as fOlOws:-
sas ssSy e.
s s ~ % d5s aa Foley ny
or boots there were tw9 candles burning
back rsom 9 some ses!s We're sSg y he mouth Of Ss
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he was not at home any portion Of that day the
' saw Sa isr ns station On mss:
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about III he spoke Of the selection Of the had
ss@
prdsnt 70 take him out at that hour Of the night he
Sw a M nn noye was sitting N the INSPECTOR room thai
him his manner m on this ecoason ihe usual
have seen
twice at the station house the frst time was week a.
two ater the arrest Of the bank robbers she went into
he she IN there about %eny m
e nd ana there 1oT when lett she At another
NAMED between ten minutes and half hour; did NOT
mark the exact time never spoke 70 her myself never
E. +. O. Young, assistant cashier Of the First Na-
tional Bank, was examined. He said:-
had conversation with Chief Mcwilliams about tho
Al GET
Ss = tSs house $ ssla rsssysa % new.
and that he haa bsen to the a bu. could
no! get e Pennias such the he ala
e Es % se q o b amy % Of ns n
e." % sa 'aase ss Dsnnns to s p ssn m to the @
sss want
ana be down M in Trenton McWilliams said % II suppose
that I had no. doubt he would be literally paid;
eS
or .o;n.a one O'clock in the day; the witness was
ers to Mrs Devereaux the letter was Intercepted by
Ocer ROmaine and given to Mr.. Young, who broke it
open and. making copy sent 1t to Its destination
Counsel for defence sgmatzed this gross deception and
(Mrs Devereaux or not and what is more don't care"
G. Ross Carey, Superintendent Of the Jersey City
branch office OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
a
which passed through his ONCE, and which was
written, he said, In his opinion, judging from the
writing, by McWilliams; but the contents were not
made public. This despatch and the letters will
be read at a later stage of the trial.
Step by step the prosecution is pushing the case
along SO dexter0usly as to take the defence com
pletely by surprise. One-half the witnesses have
not yet been Called and the trial will last at least
four days more. The case will be resumed this
morning.
The New York herald., 1872-10-26
THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
The Liberal Headaunrters.

High hopes frightened the faces Of the liberal
chiefs yesterday \ letter from Governor Hen
bricks states that indiana and Illinois are sure as
tate Tor Greeley, while Ohio is almost as sure. A
rumor prevailed AT headquarters that Tom Murphy
had been refused registry because he would not
swear that he was 4 native and had failed to pro-
duce his naturalization papers. 1t was considered
u good joke on the CHAIRMAN OF the Republican
County Convention.
The New York herald., 1872-10-26
HUNG HIMSELF.

Coroner Herman was yesterday called to 635
East Sixteenth street to hold an inquest on the
body OF Anthony Gratz, German, forty-one years
OF age, who committed suicide by hanging himself
In his room at the above number while labOring un.
der temporary aberretiOn OF mind
The New York herald., 1872-10-26
SMASH-UP ON THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD,
Two Men Dangerously Injured.

About two O'Clock yesterday morning the freight
train bound to Jersey City, between Monmouth
Junction and Plainsboro, became sundered by the
breaking OF a link. This was not noticed
by the engineer until he reached Monmouth
Junction. When returning to connect with
the missing cars his train collided with them.
The missing cars had no signal attached to them
and William B0dlne, the conductor, and the brake
man, Newell, being on the rear car or the forward
part oftnc train, in standing position, were sud.
denly thrown down under the trucks by the un-
expected collision. Four cars were wrecked and
the track obstructed for four hours. The Injured
men were conveyed to their homes in Trenton.
The New York herald., 1872-10-26
A CRUSHING ACCIDENT.

Noble Armstrong, q conductor on she Brooklyn
Cross-Town Railroad, was terribly crushed on
Thursday night between two OF the company's cars
at the stables In Union avenue, Greenpoint. He
was removed to his resideCo, No. 1906 Green street,
where It was found that his collar bone was
broken
The New York herald., 1872-10-26
THE GERMAN PREETHlNKERs,

NEW YORK, Oct. rs, 1871
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Allow me to correct mistake made In your re.
port OF the meeting in the Turn Halle, October a. in
favor Of mo President at alln The German wo-
mans Suffrage Association did not as society.
participate in this demonstrations but it Is the
custom OF the society to distribute It's statutes and
declaration OF principles at all public meetings
where there Is any chance OF making prOselytes
META vOLKMANN,
Secretary Of the German Woman's Suffrage As.
s0cIatInn.
The New York herald., 1872-10-26

Among the visitors at the Republican Headquar-
ters, In the Fifth Avenue Hotel. yesterday, were
General Hartranft, Il. A. Storrs OF Chicago; Gene
raj Thaycr, OF Nebraska, and f. ID. Webster OF
Brooklyn. They were all confident, Hartranit hold
Ing that Pennsylvania would give lo0000 Storrs
that Illinois would give $4,000 and Webster that
New York would give 81, 900 for Grant In November
The New York herald., 1872-10-26
SUICIDE OF AN UNKNOWN MAN.

AT about quarter to nine O'Clock yesterday
morning an unknown man jumped on the VIE
liamsburg ferryboat Nebraska and sank before
assistance reached him. Those In charge of the
Dost are unable to give q description q the M
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Andrew X, Gabraith, defendant, is notified that
on the 2lst day of August, ISL, writ of attach
meat was ISSUED out OF the clerks office OF the
Alexander county circuit court IN the state OF llli-
nois, against your estate, returnahle on the
3rd Monday Of September, ISL, at the suit of John
w, Troyer, Ulaintt, who sues Tor the use of
Samuel +. Wheeler tor the sum OF $3.50 ~ and
accruing interest, which writ has been levied.
and SAID suit Is now pending in said court. Unless
you shall appear on the return day thereof.
Judgment viii be entered and the estate attached.
sold. Dated January 27th, 1872. a,,-
JOHN q. HARTMAN Clerk.
' lan3Owiw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
TAX NOTICE.

To Mary Jordan, John Galbrsith and all others
concerned, You are hereby notified that at a sale
OF land aud town ana cuy lots for the d, lnquent
staie county and district school taxes of the year
1850 and costs, held ~ the court house door IN
Cairo, Alexander county, Illinois, on the 27th day
~ june, 1870, the undeis gued purchased the >.
~ of the ~ W. qr. OF section i've (5) in township
fourteen OD south and IN range one west OF the
3d l.. NJ, situated in sand county and state, and
TINT the time given ny lSw for the redemption Of
sad premises win expire on the eth day OF June,
1877 and that at the same sale for the same taxes
he'd at the same place on the 2,th day OF June,
1870 the urd, rsgned also become the purchaser
of two-dtths OF Los No. II ia Block No. %, in the
first addition to the city of Cairo, Ia said county
aud state. and that the time given by law tor the
redemption Of said premises last described Will
expire ON the 10th of June, lsI2.
ALIEN. ii. IRWIN, Purchaser.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

RE-ANiHATIsG THE HAIR.-When the
hair cease TO draw from the scalp the nat
ural lubricant which is its sustenaces, its
vitality is, as it were, suspended, and IL
not promptly attended to, badness will be
the certain result. The one ture method
of avoiding such an unpleasant cstas-
trophe is TO use LYoS's KATHAIgOS, which
when well rubbed into the scalp will
speedily re-animate the hair and prevent
it from falling out. Besides that, this in
imitable resuscitsnt and strengthened of
the Hair nourishes and stimulates its
young and tender fbers, removes all
obstacles to their growth in the shape Of
dandruf and dirt, and ultimately produces
a new crop of hair stronger, glossier, and
twice as abundant as the old. As lair
dressing it is notably the most agreeable,
refreshing and serviceable article ever
place upon dressing-table. 2-l2 ,d3Od&w.
SLEEPING Rooms FOR RENT Tel
well ventilated sleeping rooms in City Ma.
tional Bank building. Apply to
EDWARD DEZONIA,
At City National Bank.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
LEGAL NOTICE.

Edwin Parsons, Charles Parsons and Eifan W.
Morgan, nonresident defendants, are he,sy
notified that on the l3th daN o. uSSgulov', 90,
na mIrps Of Alessnder Van Kouyen, deeessed
a'In carried on business under the hrm styie
nperhsnics' lien IN tho Alexander county circuit
court state of Illinois, against Eames' Hub COM
pany, Samuel Stats Taylor aud Edwin Parsons,
scns, Elijah ~ Morgan, David IL, Morgan, Chase
=. Parsons and Wufred Eumes, and thai said SUIT
is now pending. That thereupOn a summons was
issued out OF the clerks Office of SAID court. re-
tuluAi,le on the third Monday of January, 1872,
t. u tenn Of said court then 70 be holden al the
court house ~ Cairo, m said county and state.
Dated January the eth, lsI2
JOHN q, HARTMAN, Clerk,
Allen, Mulkey & Wheeler, Att'Ys tor Plaintiff.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
LEGAL ADyEnTIsEMENTs.
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

Di virtue OF an execution 10 me directed by the
ID Clerk OF ;hc circuit court o leXander 2oun-
", IN the state OF Illinois, IA favor of John +.
Rennc ana against Lazarus Harris, have levied
upon the following described properly, tc-wit (:
Lot No. - N Block No. / ia the h,rd addition TO
the cry Of Cairo, county 81 Alexander and state
Illinois, the property Of the -HId Lazarus Hams,
wl.tt u | shall oil,Tat public sale, At the south
wet door Of the court house ir the city of Cairo
IN suid county aud STATE, on FIR day, tue Eighth
day Of Nur'h ~, between the hours ct nine
O'Clock, ain. and the sunset OF SAID day, Tor
cash, 20 satisfy sNd execution. ~
ALEX. II. IRWIN,
sheriff Of Alexander County, Illinois,
Cairo, u.s., February 18th, ls72. -febliwit
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Iohn Gabraith, defendant, is notified tir ,. ~
ffis 2lst day Ct August, 1871, writ Of ,,ea
wa. ISSUED out Of the clerk office OF ~ i'e'.
der county circuit outt IN the STARE grd NJ,
day Of September, 1871, at the sur - 81 s,m',
yer, plaintiff, who sues for the, and acerning In.
wheeier tor tSe sum OF sd-,,,, and s.iI s9,it,.
nos pssns Sss ysS than s az e.
peer o 'he le. h Estate attached sold. Dated
en- ere s sub issg. JOHN Q, HARTMAN, CLERK.
IA, us ManiRey Wheeler A'tys Tor plaintiff.
u,Xlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
SUERIFF'S SALE.

ny virtue an execution for cost to me directed
ID by the Clerk of the circuit court Of AleXan-
county. IN the state of Illinois, against plain
TN ma certain cause lately pending in said court
wherein Andrew Gihbony was plaintiff and NJ lea
Ilh Robinson was defendant, have levied upon
the following described property, to.wit. The
northwest quarter OF section eighte EN- S)in town
ship fourteen Nb south and in range three west in
said county md state, "a the property of he said
plaintiff, which shall otter at puhh" sale at the
southwest door OF the cour, house, in the city of
Cairo IN said county and state. on the Eighth day
of March, AID, IS72, between the hour Of nine
o'clock ain. and the sunse, Of said day, tor cash,
to satisfy said execution, ALEX. IRWIN,
sheriff of Alexander County, Illinois.
Cairo HIS, February is, ls72.-tebl5wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
LEGAL NOTICE.

Eliza Boyd defendant, is notified that on Jsuu,
ary 18th, ls72, John Boyd, complainant, filed his
bill in chancery, in the Alexander county circuit
court state OF Illinois for divorce ana that SAID
suit Is now pending That thereupon summons
was issued out OF the CLERKS office of said court,
against YOU, returnsbie on the LIST Monday IA
Arril next, to term thereof, then to be holden
Al the court house in Cairo, in SAID county and
state Dated January 2oth, 1872.
JOHN q. HARTMAN, Clerk.
Allen, Mulkey 4 Wheeler, Solicitors for Com
nlaInant ian3OHiw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
DUNBAR'S WONDERFUL DIS
COVERY.
BETH z DA
MINERAL SPRING WA.
TER
OF wauIscsha, wisco..,,,,

Acknowledge d cure Of Brght's Disease moh.,s.
Dropsy, all affections OF Kidney, Bis,.dsr ana
Unlary organs, also Liver Liver. tronblss s. :. Chase,
health by its use, in six weeks.
j, w. willis. general agent Tor the State OF Iii
nois. wholesale and Retail supply Depot. 7ao,
Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. Az orders ly
'"" snidsodsn
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
AVOID QUACKSl

A victim OF early indlscreuon, causing nervous
debility, premature decay, etc. having tried Ia
VAN every advertised remedy, has discovered
simple means of self-eure, which he will send
free to his fellow sufferers. III, Reeves, No. 70
Nassau street. New yors, sugasviy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
ELECTION NOTICE.

City Clerks Ofice,l
Cairo, Ills, January q, ls72..
| Public notice ~ hereby given that a genera
| charter election will be herd.
| On TUESDAY, THE PIN DAY or FIEnvAsY A. D.
1872, in the City OF Cairo In the state Of Illinois
! tor the purpose Of electing
| A Mayor,
A City Clerk,
A CitloFressurer,
A City Marshal,
A City Attorney,
A Police Magistrate to succeed r. Bross, Esq.
and three members Of the Select Council, ~ fol
lows:
One member from the First Ward. 70 succeed
p. G. schuh.
One member from The Second Ward, to succeed
c. X. woodward.
One member from the City at Large, to succeed
u. Hurd.
Also
SIX members OF the Board Of Aldermen, as fol.
lows:
Two members from the Fret Ward, to succeed
l. wslder and Leo Keb.
Two members from the Second Ward, to sue.
coed W Buder and Henry Winter.
One member from the Third Ward, TO succeed
=. Fitzgerald.
One member from the Fourth Ward, 10 succeed
james Carroll.
Polls will be opened in the different Wards AS
follows 10 the frs. Ward, at the first house ON
the enst SIDE OF Washington avenue, below Fifth
street.
In the Second Ward, at the Arab Engine house.
In the Third Ward, at the Hibeinian Engine
hou@.
In the Fourth Ward, al the Court House.
Polls will lie opened at Am, and closed at
O'Clock. pm. BY order of the city council.
jin2sd3od N. J. HOWLEY, City Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
THE BULLETIN.
Publication Onicc, BuIIetin Building,
Washington Avenue.
FOR SALE.

We have just received from the man.
ufacturers, q Wilcox and Gibbs sewing
machine. 1t is beautifully finished and
has the hemmer, broidcr, etc, This ma
chine, worth sixty dollars, will be sold at n
bargain and may be seen at Room 10,
Winters block. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
BURNETT & co.

HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR HIDES
fURs, Ere.
Messrs Burnett & Co, Thornton's block,
Tenth street, are prepared to pay the high
est cash price for articles in their line, as
follows:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

For other articles, such as rugs, feuth-
ers, bees wax, wool and tallow, we will pay
the highest market prices.
Respectfully, etc.
BURNETT & Co,
Thornton's block, Tenth street, Cairo, I'll.
e.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

-FoR-
Doors, Sash, Blinds. MouIdings,
Fave Cutters, wood window and boo.
Frames, Flooring, Lsth,
Shingles, Glazed sash, Glazed s,de
Lights, Glazed Trsnsoms,
Sash Weights, Sash PuIIies and Cords,
Blind fastenings, Roofing
Felt. Roofing Cement, PIastering
Paper. Carpet Felt, white
Lead, Linsed OIL, American window
aiass, English sndFreneh
Plate Glass, Putty, Glaciers Points
Sewer Pipes Patent Chimneys,
Etc. Etc. Ec
A GFSTs for Rock River Paper Company,
"A sheAthinR Felt and Quartz Cement.
n w. Johns Improved Roofing always ou
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-06
Thc Iowery bandits.

The motto which declares that "trnth
is stranger than fiction Is eltlsr very
erroneous, or the people of our time
and country have no sympathy with Il.
/ Even granting 1t strange, it Is certalni y
not half so enticiug. The Miss OF the
present day turns from the New ork
+ Uerol9s chronicle of the swamp An
gels" to feast upon Rob Roy Of the
olden tiue Read IN the dim light when
/ fifty years from to-day willihgo around
il. the story Of the Lowery bandits will
excel ia sensational interest and dramatic
/ horrors. anything of the kind that has
ever been written Truly prophet hath
10 honor In his own country nelthef
+ has highwaymen in his own time. This
contempt for present III tory snd current
events is really unaccouutable- John y.
MurreI has had has day, and yet has
widest visions of robbery and booty pale
before the yillanies every day perpetrated
( bv the North Carolina gang. Nor are
/ thcse outrages more startling than the
want Of manly energy in the people Of
/ Robson county, ~ O.. which permits @
/ few desparadoes to oyerrun the country
( rob the private houses and banks, insult
I the women and murder the men, At VIII.
Two or three of the gang seem to 20
wherever they wi>h-stride iuto towns
and villages, and though good large
price is put upon each of their heads no
one IS found with spirit enough TO otter
resistance.
In such state Of affairs rs this the
enterprise Of the New York Herald Is
most conspicuous and commendab.o
The letters Of the Herul3's captured cor
respondent will hereafter furnish The
material for the only genuine history Of
the OUTLAWS we shall have, and we, says
the Louisville Ledger, cheerlully give
space to the excusable congratulations Of
. that enterprioiug Journal The escape,
saws the Herald of the 2jth, Of our cap
tured CORES spondeut from the desperate
band. with the history of his experiences
among them. Is another victory III enter
prise for the Herald to inscrlbe on ITS
banner. which it is our pride to carry
forward wherever on the wide world
there Is something to be gained fer civil
izaiiou, for humanity. The recital Of
facts will be found to besgar the stories
of romance, and few of the scenes III
Poe's Tales of Mystery will create Il
more tentative horror in the mind of the
reader than that of the correspondent
led bliudfold by the armed murderera
through their fastuesses of wood and
swamp. with brutal threats Kissed IN his
ears, half fearful jest, half demoniac
earnest Bat he has come safe out Of
their hands, AMI we rejoice nj it. May
The omen Of his safe return be bright
one for our other heroic spoudent
out, as this one has been, beyond the
bounds Of civilization in the service Of
the Herald. The gentleman who, II
living. Is searching in the wilds Of Africa
for tie great explorer, DR.. Livingstone,
We hope soon to hear, ike the CORES
poudent among the Lowery's has achiey-
ed the object Of his mission and return
el 20 reap the reward. Successtukor un
successful we glory in their ieae, and
ia any case keep our reserves ready for
fresh trials and triumphs in the broad
field oF Journalistic labor.
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-06
ADriI Foot TrIclks.

Several incidents of quite an amusing
character occurred Monday. Among
Others which came to our notice was the
following A young gentleman sent to
his lady love an empty paper collar box,
securely and nicely wrapped up, with the
accompanying note snusly attached to
the same
"MIss D.-I send you by the carer =
present, as slight testimonial of my
high regard and esteem. have long
wished for a suitable opportunity to make
this Acknowledgements, but not until now
has the occasion proved favorable. 1;
has puzzled me no little 10 making the
selection, for l have thought of books.
but they seem common place ard tame;
l haze thought of flowers, yet they
vither and fade as quickly as does the
iHaage Of Miss d. : last beau from her usu-
ally retentiye memory But neither books
nor flowers can so harmoui0usly blend
the ussful and orHamsa'ui together as
does the souvenir herewith sent.
Truly yours, >.
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-06
E.iicrarr cL.lt-Cnat.

The autlorof Guy Livingstone" has
zone 30 Sslt Lake City 10 glean materials Is
Tor q new novel.
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an amanueusls, preparing lor the press Oh
lhe APP'e1ons ms 'oy"Se AROUND me
y" ORG. ne sau'e PuI'is''e'7, ~ 'S
sand VIII Ofing out non " 1'lts DIooAs j.
O'feu a'n'i' .-a'.ou - 'lS "'0D9 WIG"
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The private library oi 'ne ia,e war
+ quis de Morante, Teactor OF the = hI'efSi-
( ty Of Madrid, which was recently soid'
consisted OF Que hurdrea ana '"en'y
thousand volumes OF when larSe
number we're very rare ana valuable
some OF them once belonged 10 'he PoPeS
and other European Po'en'a'es-
Thackeray never began writing upou
less than q quire Of letter paper. Hall
Of this he would cover with COME draw
iugs, a fourth he would tear up INTO MN
The Hickman courier., 1872-04-06

The True Grounds of Conf


Whence comes that firm reliance, that alb
solute, undoubting faith in the efficacy of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for
indigestion, bilious disorders, intermittent
and remittent fevers, which notoriously
prevail in all parts Of the United States
This confidence has been growing for TWEEN
ty years, and it is still extending. It is
not the result &C crejulityi it has not been
engendered by any human device, but is
the spontaneous and natural consequence
of experience. What people see daily
going on under their own eyes they cannot
question. When families in unhealthy dis
tricts that resort to this wholesome yegc-
table tonic, as a preventive, escape period
ical fevers and their immediate neighbors,
who neglect this precaution, are prostrated
BIZ the disease, how Is il possible that the
phenomenon should be thout its lesson a?
In like manner when II is seen that obsti-
nate cases Of dyspepsia, OF liver complaint,
Of constipation, of nervous weakness, and
of general debility, yield 10 the operation
of the famous remedy, how can even incred-
ulity itself withhold its endorsement Eye
witnesses of the salutary effects of the Bit
ters are to be found in every civilized
settlement on this continent. The thousand.
upon thousands who owe their restoration
/ 10 health and strength. or their preservation
/ from sickness, to its extraordinary medici
nal properties, are enthGSias tic IN its praise
The multitudes who recommend 1t IN
neighborly way 10 their friends aud ac
quaiutances. as well as those who max
public their estimate OF its virtues, ar
always ready TO state their reasons for IA
I faith that Is in them. They have ali eithe
felt or Witnessed its bene6eent operation.