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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10
NEW ORLEANS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY TO- 1872

Sullivan several times with it; | then took
him to the station during the struggle
heard a shot fred; can't say who fired 1t:
there were several persons with pistols n
their hands; there were two men with John
Mccormack.
Detective Pearson-About seven o'clock
Tuesday evening, III company with Captain
Elana gan and Corporal Hearsev, at the 'po-
lice station, we searched John Mccormack,
Isidore Mccormack and Mr.. Mccullough;
found on each of them a commission a. as
S6tant sergeant -at-arinS signed by the name,
G.. w. Carter; also found on each of them
warrants for the arrest OF members OF the
House of Representatives-one for Marie,
one for Pond, one tor Brown, and one for
Belot; also found blank warrants, signed by
Carter, in each of their pockets; also found
a badge On inside of Isidore McCormack's
coat, purporting to be for assistant sergeant
alarms; same i'll pocket OF Mr.. McCullough;
Mortimer Carr-About five O'Clock Tues
day evening Waa III Governor WarmOths
reception room, when word came that there
fight on Canal street; a few mill
utes afterward deceased was taken in. and
] caught him in my arms and assisted to
place him on a sofa in the Governors office:
while doing so said, .'Wal1er, who shot
You - he said, "McCullougA shot me- a
doctor then examined him 1or the wound;
assured deceased that he was all right, and
would be out soor; deceased, who was
apparently suffering, said: Il can't get
WE'LL | again asked him, walter, who
shot youf' His reply was "McCullongh;"
he said. Il am sure" then it was evident
that he was dying, and he said, Il forgive
him and all who have injured me. and ask
all to forgive ne whom | have wronged,
and may God forgive my SINS d moment
after that, while | was leaning over him,
he said good-by; he was then taking leave
of his friends; | turned away and walked
across the room to Governor Warmoth,
when deceased gain said, 'Good-by. Mort,
good-by;' he died few minutes atterward,
shortly after six o'clock
This closed the evidence, when tie jury.
accompanied by Major New, who had been
present ali through, adjourned to a rooI, on
Common street, where the verdict was
agreed on.
The verdict was that Walter 3. Wheyland
came to his death at the hands of certain
persons at present nameless.
DR.. Cooper, after holding the post mortem
examination, gave the following:
New ORLEANS, January 9, 1872.
At an autopsy made this day on the
body of w. b. Whey land, OF the parish of
Sabine. aged thirrythree years. lying at
the Mechanics Institute, in the city of
New Orleans, death was found to have
been caused by Il gun shot wound, the ball
entering the abdomen of the left side. two
inches from the vetehra, between the sixth
and seventh ribs, passing through the
stomach and liver, and was extracted from
the right side, between the seventh and
eighth ribs. the ball causing internal
hemorrhage, resulting i'll death.
j. b. COOPER. Nj D.,
CITY Physician.
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Liverpool Arrivals-Novement on .n-
rnur4o-T,s" General Engagements
FeynIutioui>ts Routed Church Bells
Ringing Joyous renls-E.cc,ins fer
French Observation-Disclosures. Ii.tor-
i'm, s-Rcy.,,,;on. ON E,c,c,
,,;I;,ar,.,... ~. ra-.,,;a
- r ,,;.',
+"hu"" if'Ss On r's"
,nSSSi''- e'''''n iAi"n !"
france his 're"ehti"is fFeseh'cd
Eieciion OF tnuirnin'
LIVERPOOL, January "-ArriVed-Ships
La Plats, from Savannah; Tdeobald, from
New Orleans: Grasmore, from Charleston,
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DR.. Sou.bworih nnd the Runaway Sena-


tors.
The CIti-rrs' Quart publishes {, letter
from a correspondent at BAY 81. Louis, who
signs himself "Iiandsboro," in which an
attempt j. made to describe an interview
between DR.. South worth and the runaway
Senator's in the public parlor Of Arm
strong- Hotel. One of our Representatives
interviewed the doctor last evening, and
heard his version Of The story, which in the
main facts does not vary materially from
.'Iiand- -horo's" statement.
Dr. South worth went down - the bay on
a special tram 20 see the Senators as
personal friend OF nearly all ot them. He
found number Of the white Senators III
CAPTAIN ArnatronE'5 parl0r, looking very
much worried, aud apparently ashamed
of Themselves. After a brief saluta
ton the doctor introduced the object of
his visit; but they all fought Sly. and
rather presented the appearance OF lot Of
impri,oned sheep, with Il wolf in their
midst, than Senator's OF Louisiana receiving
. citizen and constituent. In reply 10 the
request TO return to the city and 10 their
duty, Mr. Ray, who acted as spokes-
man. rather nervously told Dir. South
worth that they did not want him
there; that he had 10 business there,
and they would not permit him to
remain. Is It Was in public hotel, with
access free to all travellers, the doctor failed
to appreciate the pleasantly of the diotln
cuisbed reformrr from Ouachita, and rather
curtly reminded him of the respective rights
of all hands Yet the mission OF The doctor
was not productive of any substantial re
suit. lie had neither power nor inclination
+, .hduct the r,lnawaya, and failed to per
shade them to return voluntarily. SO lie
came homo without them. One noticeable
feature of the interview was the absence Of
nesars. Antoine and Ingraham. Neither Of
these nav recruits to 'Demucracy and Re
f,rD~ WAS to be seen i'll the pariOr The in
x.repco is that they had been assigned
,,,,-t,rs in tie kitchen. The Democratic
Senators. healed by Blackman, have not
r,t 80 far ulong in their reconstruction
lessons az to minglc with their col0red
brethren.
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Petition for II Uniform Tobacco Tax-Re-
port of Il IL klux COmmittee-C Character
OF Arkansas Officials Impeac hed-COin-
age BiIl-Amnesty Bill Postponed
Gsldthwaite. of Ala baInn, Sentsd-Cir-
cult Court Inder iYil Rights Act.

WAsHINGToN, January 9-House.-Pro-
fessor Abraham j. Sato, Hebrew, opened
proceedings with prayer.
A large number of tobacco dealers of
Dutchess county, New York, petition for
uniform tobacco tax of sixteen cents.
The ku kiuX committee made Il report OF
the testimony lmpeaching the official char
acter and conduct OF Senator Clayton and
Representative EDWARDS from Arkansas.
Referred to the committee on elections.
SIR. kelleys coinage bill occupied the
balance OF the day.
.Setate-The amnesty bill was postponed
to one o'clock next Monday, when it will
be the special order.
Clayton occupied the balance of the day,
when at his REQ uest a select committee Was
appointed to investigate the charges
against him.
A resolution was adopted seating Hg.
GudthWaitt from \ baua.
Foster Blodgett, OF Georgia, gets $1,000
for contestng seat.
a bill was introduced providing thaS the
circuit court :or any judicial district i'll
which, at any time the circuit judge or desig
mated district judges shall holu court for
the purposes ot the said civil rights act,
shall be deemed the circuit court mentioned
i'll the second and thirteenth sections thereof
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MARS1AL'S MONITIONS,


( n THE UNITED STA fhS DISTRICT CGI RT DIS
4 trirt of Louisiana. No. 9774-In obedience 10 IN
admiralty warrant, TO me directed in the above en-
Tilted suit, have seized and taken into Iny pos
Bssson-
The schooner FRANK ATWOOD, her tackle, etc,
no" hbetd by the United States. for 'hr causes set
70 VA I'd the hhcl, nov lonclDg IN The District
Court OF the United States
And DO hereby o.te aud admouish the owner
oI owners thereof and ~! and ever, person or per
sons haFiuG or pretending to have any right title
or interest III "r to the same to bt and aplear AT "A
District tourl of the United States for he district
dlofc5'ud, TO he Lc den at the city Of New Orleans
0 ~ before lAe hTst Monday OF February. 1872 TO
sh"" cause, II ANY they have or can why the
haid schooner should not be condemned and be sold
aSLtt"hE ~ the prayer of llbelants
United States Nar-iiars Ofic,. New tsrleaus
'njFti"th day Of December, 1872
ja2 Is u rs Upit.a - .t.,n 5r.r,o1
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WANTED.

WANTED IN A FAMILY OF IHRkR TWO
W white G RLS. G~rInau or Engllsh-rne to
cook wash and iron, tie other to take care OF
child and DO general house. work. tcfrTtn e. re-
Quirrd. Call 1t 40 iI6 Prytania stle"t d"o
SAvANTED.-A POSITION AS GUVERNb>S OR
~ companion to a lady. Would take the IN,
tire one or On ldrtI, ana instruct them.
Nhe speaks d renHtti AID CorreCt German also,
/french aud EugiIsh. ID good hOust keeper.
Would not object to so il be country.
MRS. UAVELAED,
nOl2 No ldq Cams street
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We copy the following extracts from eX
changes in reference to affairs in the Lou
isiana Legislature.
The Washington Republican says:
The news from New Orleans indicates the
approaching elimination Of the unfortunate
st.ite between the factions contending for
supremacy in Louisiana. The one wing is
led by &. W. Carter, of the lower branch of
the Legislature, the other by Governor
Warmoth. Tie contest has no connection
with national politics, Us both parties avow
their desire for the denomination OF Presi-
dent Grant.
II is to be hoped these difficulties will be
umcahly adjusted by the triumph of those
who are in the rght and in this connection
we can not but express the hope that the
Republicans OF Louisiana, as OF some other
Southern States. will realize the truth tLat
the party throughout the country sym
pathize only with those who seek to pro
mote reforms and secure protection to all
classes.
The st. Louis Dcu.oerot, of Saturday,
says
The Louisiana quarrel of factions pre-
sents throughout an aspect disgusting and
dsgraceful. 1t is not redeemed by aught
that can be called n contest for principle.
In fact, the Republican masses have had
little primarily 10 90 WIN IL. II Is in oid
fostering teud of leaders, aggravated by
time and mutual implacablliy, and with
rights and wrongs on both sides The story
OF 1t is long 10 tell-a series OF petty details,
OF personal ana selfish rife tomented. I'LL
the phenomenon Is now mainly one OF per
sonages and points OF technical law The
Gcath ol Dunn. leader OF one taGtlon' was
improved by the other to call special Sen
ale session. by which finchnack was choseh
president pro tellpore' ana tiu7 otcanic me
'i0. a -,
uieyrnt = confirmation of that action in
rroullr session of the Senate. the anti
W:trnoth men absent themselves and s7ityc
off 4 nuurum. Il is said they went saillls..
in Il revenue cutter to eludr arrest. Wrlo
their cause ever SO last, sucA trickeIy is
cpntruutthIe. tn tie tir45, second and
tAlYd instant the senate met aud Adjourned
without Il uuorrlu, aud ii is thus that a
donht is sought 10 be kept ali,y 4. to the ie-
galitv of plnchbarl's position.
t ,.-- +t,,-
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ASSESSMENTS Nos. 81, g, 50 AND 34.-see
spccial no,ice column, death of I. Liveau-
dais. David Rusenbcrg, +. +. Bernard and
Charles Kerr, payable at the Office of the
Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life Insurance
Association Of Louisiana, No. l20 Haron-
delct street. Amount paid, $92UJ
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Si .tEihllalsati

= 'VeVV"
Can b, made in short time by few shrewd men
%ho Will not reveal the seCTet OF the business I'M
der any clICUDIst auctH.
FOR full particulars, address
JAMES CLARK,
nos "lh " w 100 B'eecker stTtft, New ToFE.
4 GENTs WANTEi-toE rHb UNIVERSAL
IN Nv iNk AND 1HRhAD CUTTER. Saves tI.e,
." ne Unread hngtrs and teeth. Sonnet hing every
b"dy wants Nampes mstled receipt OF y tnty-
Eve cents address GEORGE DAVIS,
nGSi 5Tn Ma 59a Broad way, New iork.
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The Opelousas Journa! says Of the crops
Of sugar:
From reports we learn that DR.. J. A.
TaN Nior, ON ~ acres, maio 30 hogsh 1ads
of sugar; Bloch & Duprc, on 1916 acres,
made 40 hogshcads; Captain Hnrstow, on
2oO acres, made l04 hogshrads; George ".
Morgan, on 80 acres, made ~ hogsheads;
\. W. Littell. on 12J acres, made To
hogsheads; G. c. Swalzr, on l75 acres,
made IN hcgshcads; w =. Brewer, on 80
acres, made 80 hog,hcads, and Theo. Cha
chere, with four hands, on "a small place,
made 40 hogsheads.
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EIISCELL ECU S.

Trial-Academy Of HIusic Lottery
South Carolina LeEislature-GOvernOR
Sco,t on Bowen-tIeihodist Episcopal
Church south Conference Closed
Ounchita Telegraph True to Its In
stincts Jackson Legislators want
AIexis-Pet Huistead,s Murderer TO be
Hun2-JOurnalistic Bank Directors
LOUISVILLE, January 9.-General Halleck
died at his residence in this city this eve
ming, of congestion of the brain, superin-
duced by disease OF the liver, which he has
been afflicted with for some time.
CLEVELAND, January 9.-The coroner6
Jury found "a verdict in the case of Martin.
tie died from eating trichina spiralis pork.
Martins wife and child are sick; the latter
hopelessly.
RoSpoGT, n. Y, January ga powder
mixing house exploded to, day. The mixer
and house were blown to atoms.
SALT LAKE, January AL criminal
cases have been postponed to harch-rea-
son, no money.
OMAHA, January 9.-Snowing heavily az
Medicine Bow. Trains again detained.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 9.-The rain
continues.
COLrMBUs Ohio, January 9.-The Demo
cratic caucus nominated General Morgan
for United States Senator by acclamatiop.
The vote in the Senate stood: Morgan,
Democrat, IS; Sherman, Il; Sohenck, ].
House: Morgan, a; Sherman. 81; Cox, |.
ANSAroLIs. january 9.-ProfessOr H. C..
White d graduate of the University of Viz
ginia, states that Aiken'S experiments were
not sufficient to establish antimony in
Ketchum's stomach; Toury's analysis was
also insufficient.
BosrOS January 9. The schooner Spen-
Ger, from Pensacola, has been towed here
CHARLESTON, 5. G., January 9.-Thc
Academy of Music lottery is progressing
Number il6, ,04I drew the academy Of Music.
~. l2,.!96 drew 100000, and No. 9l,796
drew $4,000
.puMBlA, January Q.-In the Legisla
are to-day message was received from
vernon Scott, defending himself against
owen charges i'll the House
Bowen replied with bitterness to the mes
sage. challenging Scott to meet his charges
III the courts.
The message was made the special order
for Monday.
MONROE, January 9.-The annual confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South for Louisiana closed It's labors yester
dav afternoon with an able sermon from
Rev. w. w. Tudor, who, with Rev. Mr. Mat
thews has returned to his church in New
Orleans.
The Ouachita Telegraph denounces the
action OF Governor Narmoth as undIgnlhed
and simply enormous.
,,, ',lLi;',t;,,, oa,''ittnn fro,~
pfI - ~ + WV, mon the CranJ
Nh N ,i,x;.'t n,,,rh;s onrb oxtond to b;,,
40 Ln,rit',I;tios ~ miSs;ss;r,,; and nrce
~, ~ ;f,,I',d'. Ia,tsor in his i,,,r
IN NJ ~ s',,r 'f n,,. dan orJ ,i,o r.dr,
.in, " +h,J oIcr;ca1 f,,ac j. thn ahsnrhn,
.n,,io - ''' a
\ resolution is to be introduced abolish
''ii ! % Pal,'I ,1,.''..t y, nj
soin ,.D, ,,,,.i',,s
c,,.,,,,,. I,,rnr. b,. h.rn s,fs+oinad bv
o"'l nt' "''h e'o l',.,,, ~
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House Debates Yesterday.

The debates of the House yesterday, n
cluding the speech OF hlr. WoIaIl, OF Jef
ferson, are crowded out this morning.
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FOR RENT.


TNOR REST-A NEW COTTAGE HosSb IN
Il the Fourth strict; contains seven room,
halls pantry front aud side s,aerlrs large yard.
VIII exchange fJr good houae III the First DIS
trct.
Irfuire at No. l58 Julia street, from \ NJ to
P NJ. deSo I'M
V,DR KENT.-HIiH II GAS FiXtJ RES, 4 VERY
L desirable aud well lpcated house, convenient
TO two lines Of aud the MAJ ket. SItuated Oh
St Andrew street, 80. POI. near the corner OF Mag
sEine. Posses ion given Immediately. Apply 10
B. Contry, corner of Canal and Delta streets
deli i'm
fIIEs.NHT kp4;W~-Fi RNIShk kD-Nlfh Ok
a. without board, l!$that pleasant residence, no
2I1 CarOndtet street suites NJ rooEs tor falnl-
ncs, if desired se5
NOR HENT-Tbk DESIRABLE TWOSIOkl
Z residence No. l59 Call0pe street; vel adapted
FOR families conveniently located; terms modtT-
aVe. apply to Lock box No. 100, SeT Orleans
pos-ofrice sel5tt
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BY TELE CIR AZ II
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
REPORT OF KU-KLUX OONMITTEE
IMPEACHiNG KANSAS OFFICIALS
GOLDTHWAITE, OF ALABAMA, STATED
CABINET MEETING YESTERDAY
LOUISIANA AFFAIRS DISCUSSED
BUSINESS FIRM SUSPENDED
THE INQUEST on TIE FISK MURDER
STOKES DECLARED THE MURDERER
THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION
TWICE ROUTED
REVELATIONS BY NAPOLEON
DEATH OF GENERAL HALLECk
HEAVY SNOW AT OMAHA
MIssIssIPPIAH WANT ALEXIS
A Murderer To BE Hung
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WASHINGTON. w
Cabinet Meeting Louisiana AdRir--h--
si,tani secretary of Stute-EOuds
IiIe kii.ri,i.r.

the .Ftfkel.
WAsHINGToN, January 9.-The Catiae:
meeting today was unimportant. i"ya..
ana affairs were noticed.
Charles Hall. of Massachuset;- -..s.
nominated Assistant Secretary ot ;,.....
1t was bonds CT the Territor, ,nr
District Of Columbia which were Il On
the London market to-day, no! tDlted
States bonds.
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VARIETIES THEATRE.
LAWRENCE BARRETT................. DIRECTOR
1OHy II StLWYS ..... STAGE MANAGER.
The eminent and distinguished artist,
MIR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
VIII appear this evening, WEDNESDAY January
10 and every evening during the week, IL his uhri-
vailed specially of RIP VAN WINkLE.
one touch OF Nature makes the whole wolli KIN. :
Miss AUGUSTA L. DARGOS. as GRETCHEN.
Regular matinee today at twelve HoNh1hoOS
md PEREFCTIOS First Jefferson matinee of Rip
Van Winkle Saturday ue xt at twelve o'clock
Admission fifty cents secured seats l.
Bn.intss hanap,r Lorraine Ro gers.
al
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Aeademy-Ars. Chanfrau-Chrlsue J ohm
stone
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Acadomy-M Chanlrau-Chriet,o john
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THE CHILD -STEALER.
ct. CHARLES THEATRE.


Farewe benefit of
LUCILLE, WESTERN.
Friday Evening, January II!
EAST LYNNE. EAST Ll>Nh'
LAST LYNNE. EAST LYNNE.
saturday Neon
LAST WESTERN MATINEE.
&ST LYNNE, EAST LYNNE, EAST L1HNf.
GREAT BILL FOR SATURDAY NIGHT.
suNDAY-Last night Of LUCILLE WESTERN.
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Academy-Mrs. Chanfrau-Christis John
ltnnp
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AMUSEMENTS.

HMUSEMGWI IS,
CT. CHARLES THEATRE.
Third and last week of the eminent artlste'
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN.
Assisted by Nj. J. A. HERNE,
WtJ viii appear to night in her great imperioi'"
t,on of MAGGIE ROOhLY in the sensation pay
THE CHILD D-STEALER.
FRIDAY EvFEING-Beneht - Miss LCClLLf
WESTERN, who will appear II her own orl5iii'1'
version of EAST LYNNE.
sUSDAY-Beucft of Ar. ALEX FITZGERALD
MONDAY-First N ght'of the charming LOI'TA
iai0 1t
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Opinions of the Press.

We copy the following extracts from eX-
changes in reference to affairs in the Lou
isiana Leg islature.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10
MIssIssIPPIAS WANT ALEXIS
CONGRESS-.

Murderer To BE Hun
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(OeNrINuED ON EIGHTH rAoKE
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28
OUR CHURCHES.

EsBYTERfAN-Eighih. h .street.
Preaching, Sabbath at Iolz A. H., aud ~ ?. y.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at 7Sr
Sunday School, Pm. J. NJ. Lsnsden, Super
in,e-dent. Rev. c. H. FoorE, Faster.
hETHODIsT-Cor. Eighth and Walnut Ste.
Preaching, Sabbath lO,I A. NJ. and 7r.n.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7hp.x.
Sunday School .3p.x. L. W. stilwell, Super.
u&rsent. Rev. r. l.. THOMPSON. Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-(EpiscopaD
Morning prayers, Sabbath ioIa An
Evening prayer, 7h,r.x..
Sabbath school. 9A.h.
Rev. Mn. CoAS, Rector.
sT. PATRICK's cHURCH-Sor. Ninth II. and
Washington Avenue.
Public service, Sabbath ~ and ioHA.s
vespers. sr.u.
unday School, Arm.
service every day, sr.s.
Rev. r. J. O'HALLoRAs. Priest.
iJJSG MEMS CHRISTIAN SAsSoClATIOS-Reg.
ular meeting second Monday each month at tie
Prayer room Of the Presbyterian Church
Weekly Praycr meeting, Friday, ~ '. ~, at
he Prayer rom OF the Pre,by terian church.
q. Parsons, President.
AFRICAN METHoDIsT-Fourteen,h, between
Wslnut an Cedar.
Services, Sabbath, II An
sunday school, lxr.s
Ciasssr.s.
SECOND fREE-wILL BAPTIsT-Fin-enth 81.
Preaching, IA r.s. Rev. WIN. Jackson, Pastor.
between Walnut and Gear.
Services Sabbath, ~ and 3r.s.
Rev. N. RioKs. Pastor.
FREE. WILL Baptist HOME MlssluN Fun
DAY sCHOOL--corner walnut and Cedar sts.
sunday School, 9A.s.
FIRST FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH Cur
rvs Barracks.
eryices, Sabbath II ~, p.n. and ~ r.n.
Rev. VIZ. kELLIr. Pastor.
fiRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHuRCH-Bet.
ween 10th and llth streets, near Cedar.
Preaching Sabbath iO1a A. ~, and ~ r.s.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening.
Preaching, FRIDAY evening.
sabbath S'hooi, IA P.s. John Van Baxter and
Mary Stephens superintsndents.
Rev. T J. HoHIs. Paste
SECOND BAP IsT CHURCH-f ouiteenih street,
between Cedar and Walnut; Rev. Jacob Brad.
ley, Elder the only Baptist Church recognized
~ the Assccistion. Services, Sunday IL o'clock
r.ni.. At .. m. and at pm.
JACOB BRAbLEr, Elder.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28
CAIRO ILLINOIS WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 49, 1872 nnII nm,
II will be variGed under the resolution of
inquiry Of the senator from New York.
THE SALE Oh ARMS

THE sALyoy ARMS
IT..
"o ,GFo'uuon went over ~ the expTt
~" y. ,ng 'no,nInS nour, ana thc senate
su,neu .i 'ne cohsluerAtiOh OF the resoIu
.ou W ,nqure sn'o tne aiieged sale ofarn'
\" the rrehcn agents.
Mr.. Nye addressed the senate and said
that in this debate the purpose ofdestroy-
ing the republican party had been openly
a'o~eu; MS attsck on the administra-
euisbcd senator. and ,Sev e.,,sroa ,hsm
selves tho, ho, ,,son ,ha,s ,h.., ,.N,td =.
able 20 my "'"N w
FETCH GRANT
Mr. Frelinghuysen said be was sorry 10
SEQ in the published speech Of the senator
from Missouri Mr.. ScLurz) after he had
been silehced in reference to this charge,
that he bad again repeated It,
Mr.. Schurz-Does the senator say that
the charge has been disprovedY
Mr.. Frelinghuysen-I certainly say it
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT,

Judged. J. Baker, OF Alexander.
Prosecuting Attoruey-J. F. Nc oCartney, OF
hassae,
Circuit Clerk--Jno. Q. Harmsn.
Bherlff-A. II. Irwin.
VIM. Martin, Assessor and Treasurer.
COUNTY COURT.
Judgs--F. Bross.
Assoc. .a,es--J. Il, McCrite and s. Msrchildon.
Cierk,~Jacob q. Lynch.
Coroner--John ". Gossman.
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SECRET ORDERS
y THE MAsoSs.

CAiao CosxAspERY, No. l3.--stated Assembly
ai the Asylum Mason, Hall, first and ,hrd. sas.
urdavs in each month.
CAIEo CovsoIL, No. 4,-Regular Convocstion q,
asonic Hall. the second Friday in each month.
CAIRo CHAPrrR, No. 7i.-Yeguiar Couyocatio q
at Masonic Hall, on the third Tuesday OF every
msnth
CAIRO LopGr, No. a37 r. "A. N Regular Com
municsuons Rt Masonic Hall, the second s/d
fourth Mondays OF each month.
IIELrA LoDGE, No. 50s r. a A. M.-Reguln Com
municstIons at Masonic HHil-hrst and third
Thursdays in each month.
THE oDD-fELLows.
AIEIASpER Iop9E, 22i.-Neets in oddFellov's.
Hell, in Art"r's Bulilng, every Thursday even
ng, At O'Clock.
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AVOID QUACKN,

victim Of early indiscrstion, causing nervous
debility, premature decss. ETC., having tried 10
VAIN every advertised r~nsdy, has dscovsrsd d
simple msaas 81 ssHeurs. which hs viii ssnd
frss - his tsllow.suasssss. II. Reeves. No. 70
uAasAn stssss. New YskS. auseewly