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Total, 10000 Gins. all Cash

The money to pay all these gift. in full &,
now upon deposit I'm the Farmer and
Droyers' bank Of Louisville, aud set aside
Tor that purpose, and can only be used for
that purpose, as will be seen by the toiloW.
ing certificate ofthe cashier
pFFick fARMERs AND DHovERs BANk.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, April :. 1873.
ms IL 70 certify that there is in the Fare
mers and Drovers' bank To the credit OF rnt
Third Grand Gin Concert, Tor the benefit 0.
the iublle Library OF Kentucky, five hun.
dred thousand dollars, which has been sci
apart by the managers 10 pay the gifls In full,
and VIII be held by the bank and paid out
Tor this purpose, and TIL, purpose only.
X. s. vEECII. Cashier.
The party, therefore, who holds the ticket
drawing the capital gin win get 100000 in
kreenbAeks, and 30 OF the $4,000 gilt, the
$4,000, the o20,0O0, the tiO 900, the 5000
aud all the other gifts, 10000 in number
amounting TO 800, 900.
The remnant OF unsold tickets viii be fur
nlshed to those who first apply torders &c
companied by the money always having pre-
ference over agents. at the following prices:
Whole tickets, go; halves, IS; and
quarters, " 70; II whole tickets for tlo,
81 for 600, li3 for 400, and 5,5 for $3.50
No discount on less than slC0 worth OF tick.
EN- at time.
The concert and di-tribu'i ion Of gins will
begin at y o'clock on TUESDAY morning, July
:. ln Public Library hall, and the following
WIZ DC thc oru.r oil Proceedings: LIT music
~ orchestral band. "a placing Of tag. tone
tor each ticket sold In large wheel. 81 plac.
ing OF gifts In small wheel. 4th music by or.
rhestral band. 5th explanatory remarks by
prasident. 9th drawing OF hrst halt Of
yins. Ith music by orchestral band, s,b
drawing Of last half OF gins. 9th placing
Of large wheel with tags Ia hands OF com,
mittee appointed by audience. 1Dih grand
orchestral concert.
The music on this grand occasion will be
the best that can be procured, and the gen
temen who count and place the tags and
gifts IN the wheel. and superintend the |
drawing and Keep the record OF the drawn !
numbers will be chosen from the best
kp0wn aud most trustw orthy citizens OF the
,tate. All will be 20 conducted as to be a I
perfect guaranty against complaint from any
lust source.
The payment OF gins will begin on ss,ur. !
day, July IL, at q n'"looh ~.",- Ti,htLs
drawing gina must be presented at room
No. 4 Public Libsry building, where cash !
checks upon the fsrmer.' and Dr0yers'
bank OF Louisville, or sight drafts upon the I
Fourth National bank Of New York. at the |
option Of the holder, will he given for the
tickets. All gins not called for in Xix |
mouths from the drawing will be turned 4
over TO the Public Library fund
For full particular, send for circulars.
THO-. r. BRAMLE1"TE,
Agent Public Library of ny,
Louisville, Ny. !
$-fIeod&w2im
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SUCCESS in business depends on a vigor-
Gus and healthy manhood this begets en-
ergy, activity Of the brain, and muscular
endurance; without these there can be no
success in life. When the signs of weak.
ness and decay appear, use Dr. McCsbe's
Tonic Cordial and system Renovator, and
relief will follow. 5.27.2w
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4 H E BULLETIN.
RIVER NEW s.

ARRIVALS
Steamer Iron Mountain, C,,nnl.
Illinois, Columbus,
Henry Probasco, Mem,hi.
City Of Helena, 1t. Louis
Pauline Carroll, st. Lou.
Jim Fisk, Psducah .-'
Arkansas Belle, Evansville
I.aBelle, Cincinnati
Thomas Sherlock. New Orleans
DEPARTED.
StcanI"r Iron Mountain, st. Loui.
- LsBelle, st. Louis
Grand Tower, Memphis
ILLINOIS, Columbus
Jim Fisk, Padueah
Arkansas Belle, Evansville
Henry Probssco. Cincinnati
City Of Helena, yicksburg
Pauline Carroll, New Orleans
Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati
The rivp has fsllen 10 inches during
tbe past twenty -four hours.
The weather was clear and hot yester.
day, but with promise Of rain soon. Bust.
ness dull
The Pauline Carroll WAS deeply adened
and added nothing.
The La Belle has good trip ard added
tons Of bar iron for 81 Louis.
Tho Thomas Sherlock had a good trim
OF freight and was full Of people, AMI had
no sickness on board.
The Jim Fisk brough, 300 people to the
decorston, which WAS just abou, all she
conld wsddle under.
The Arkansss Belle also brought a
good trip Of people, but very little
freight.
Tue Mempbi. Appeal Of Wednesday
says
Last Friday the Little Alp. went under
lu't Yellow the city, and is now at the bot.
.oh OF the Mississippi river. The craft
- owned by Captain Sherley, who is on. Of
mo Oldest and beet river men that ever
padded the Mississippi. During the
''ns OF three months and q
nen captain Sherley ran the
Little Alps with her two bsrges, he &C.
'oin ph,hed more, perhaps, than was
'ser achieved within the same period BY |
~. '''c' HsD Inc amount !
d ifeight transported by this steamer
OF the above time, between Cairo and
view orleans amounted to 2,220 bales of
'o''on, Z',ooo sacks Of corn, 600 tons OF
miscellaneous freight, 5000 packages az
'iI-eake, 20 600 slaves, 100000 feet Of
walnut lumber, 200 tons Of ice and 400
"ns OF railroad iron. She had ONLY two
'oller', and yet with her ,ows, she made
ler regular trips from Cairo to New Or.
cans and return in twenty days. and from
Memphis to New Orleans and back in
ourteen days. This is good time. and
hows how we'll Captain Sherley can man.
sc steam boat. We are grs,iGed To
now that be will soon put another boat ia
he trade, and will add two more bsrges
making four 10 all. The new boat will be
ettef IN every respect than the Little
Ilps.'
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

ms sueprb hair dye Is the best In the
unexpectedly harmless, reliable and m
s.antaneous. No disappointment. The
gsnuine. Bachelors hair dye producing
Does not stain the skin, but leaves the hair
e,ean, soft and beautiful, The only safe and
perfect hair dye. Sold by oil druggists
Factory, 10 Bold street, n. 4. 5-?T.aSt
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Mr.. GEo. SrEIsHousK, barber and hair
iresser, corner of Eighth stree, and Com
mercial avenue, desires TO call the attention
If the bearded com munity 10 his neatly ar
ranged saloon, and the fact that he is mae
ter OF his profession in all its branches
He has bearded many lion in his den, and
call for more. If.
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NOTICE TO CONTRAUIURs.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

ANNA, Ills., May IL, 1873,
Sealed proposals will be received until |
O'Clock p. m, on the 18th day of July next,
tor the erection and completion above the
basement story Of the center building OF the
Southern Illinois Insane asylum, located at
Anna, Union county, Illinois. Separate bids
viii be received tor the brick-work. and the
price per 1000 laid in the wall stated. A bond
of two thousand dollars must accompany
each bi !, conditioned that If the contract Is
awarded, the bidder win promptly enter in
to contract for the work so let. The con-
tractor will be required TO give bond in dou-
bile the amount OF contract price. to be APP
proved by the governor for u faithful com.
pliance OF the terms OF the contract. Plans
and specifications will be on exhibition at
the Office OF the commissioners In Anna, on
and after the first day of July next, where
blank proposals can be had The commits.
sioners reserve the right to reject any and
all bids. X. ii. STuRGEss,
HIRAM WALKER, CONS.
5-l5 lot. JESSE Bishop,
Home Advertisements.
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h@ c. Hanny wishes the

M c. Hanny wishes the
public to be informed that he
has on hand a Stock of Dry
Goods and Carpets as exten.
sivc as any in the Southwest.
and that he is determined TO
sell every article at prices
lower than the lowest Cal
on him to-day and examine
goods and prices. lie will
satisfy YOU both as to quality
and cost.
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STEVE AssgLMEsr. the bar keeper, hs
opened fine saloon in Louis Bla,,esu's
I'D stand, where can b found, a, oil
times, steve serving HE customer with
the best OF drinksbles. Il.22.,f
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EMIGRATION TURN Nc !
CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTHWEST Nh.

The Atlantic Il Pacific Railroad Comn,rv
offers l,2OO, 200 acres Of land In Central snS
Southwest Missouri, at from % to iii I mar
acre, on seven years time, with nee trans.
PUI s,s s tIGm 9S St Louis to all purchasers
churches and law. abiding society 'j inv,.s
emigrants from al points to this land OF fr,,i,s
| And covers. For particulars address Nl'
ucs' Land Commissioner, 81. Louis, No
l.22.d.sodiy.
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false ones, If you use tho SOZODONT
morning and evening. 1t imparts hides
the breath. 27-dSwl-w.
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LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
A FULL DRAWING CERTAIN
100000 IN BANK TO PAY oiyTs.
10000 Cash GIFTS PAID ~ FULL.
100000 FOR ONLY so.

Enough Of the 10000 tickets issued for
the Third Grand Gift Concert, in AID of the
Public Library Of Kentucky, having been
SOLD 70 insure full drawing, and the wish
bayiDg been universally expressed that The
10000 cash gifts offered should be drawn in
iull and paid In full without any scaling
uown. a. heretofore; the manage ment, with
me concurrence Of the trustees, have defer
mined 70 allow ninety days mr. re for the sale
concert aud distri button advertised far Anri
. = therefore postponed TO Tuesday, July
., 1913, on which day and no o, her, they viii
Ios'uvely and unequiyocaIly take place in
ruDlc Library hall, Louisville, Kopiucky.
~ tnus grand concert the following cash
yiits will be distributed by lot and DaiJ I'm
I'M 70 the ucket:holders who draw them
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NOTICE is hereby given tina, I will paw
no bills for goods sold to any of the EN-.
ployes Of Tux CAIRO BULLETIN, either
or themselves or Tor the use Of the Office
unlese the same are furnished on an order
igned by Mr.. Burnett or myself.
lZ-.o-ly JoHs II. OBERLY
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Dooley's Yeast Powder il conven tent
economical and always reliable No waste
Of food prepared with it, As it is always
Of the best quality. 5.2s lw.
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DuSBAMs YEAST POWDER for purity
and strength 10 unequaled. All who use
il like II and recommend II TO their neigh /.
bors. l-l7.d6m.
Use Dr. Henry's worries Tes,~ ana
DlesA Psrtner.
tits the great household remedy, pi....,,, n
take, yet potent for the prevention and cure y,
dIssasss. II 10 better than Btter., Cordial
's'chu or sarsapariils Sold by Druggist,
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THOMPSONS
Il II T. u VI ATTIC
HORSE EMINENT
THE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY FOR
r II Ell ATISM, NEU RAJ.
GIA, RAINS. ETC

r II Z L MATISM, NEUR RAJ.
GIA, SPRAINS, ETC,
@ o o FOR XAy OR BRdS7
Til. liniment has earned for itself repu.
tation unequalled In the history Of external
applications. t1G Thousands who now sui.
fer IRON rheumatism neuralgia, etc would
lind immediate relief from all pain by using
this certain remedy. 1t is equally efiectual
In cuts, burns, scalds, stiffness of the neck
sore throat swellngs, iDflamations, FROST
bites, pains in the side, or back, bites OF spi.
deTs or stings OF insects.
One rubbing will, in all cases. give imme-
date relief. and a lew applications com.
plete cure.
On account OF its powerful penetrating
properties 1t Is beyond doubt the sure Il rem.
edy for the most troblesome diseases TO
which horses and cattle are liable. II cures
scratches, old and fresh cuts or sores, chafes
produced by the collars OF saddles, iujuries
caused by nails or splints entering the flesh
or hoofs, bruises, sprains, sweeney, spawn
thrush, and all diseases which destroy the
hoofs or bones OF the feet.
1-Full dir ections accompany each bot
tie. The above are prepared only by
CRAWFORD a. F0BES,
l4l Market street, Philadelphia,
Ana sold by storekeepsrs generally through.
out the country. l.26 1t dew.
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Marriage Guids

Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition. NJ
snsr.vins'. 1wo.hundrsd and sixty PAGE,
ee ~ cents Address DR.. Burrs' pmry.'
"si ~ North Eighth Street. ST. Louis. M
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pm Y M.
DIR Il. g. TARER

win resume the practice OF his profession
with especial reference TO the electrical
treatment OF diseases in all the new and i'm
proved methods Of application.
In all cases Of female complaints o adv
will be In attendance.
Office, l2s Commercial avenue, up stairs.
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Tickets, "a 60.
Our lotteries are chartered by the State, are
always drawn NJ the time named, and all draw
ings are under the supervision OF sworn COM
missiopers.
The ofncial drawing will be published in the
a. Louis papers and . copy OF drawing sent to
purchasers OF tickets.
wswill draw similar scheme the las. day OF
every month during the year 1873.
Remit at our risk BY pOstofhee money order,
. 'istered letter. dram or express. send for Cur
GUAR. Address, MURRAY, MILLER 4 CO.,
p. o. boz 24b. st. Lou's. Mo,
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mr.. Hesry's Root and Plant Pn,..
Mild - thoroush-no nauses or sripInr-
ireiy vegstable--grest liver remedy. rpic. >,
rents. ss'd by Drusgisfs.
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KING OF THE BLOOD.

THE hosr THOROUGH frnipiKR or raB
BLOOD YET DISCOVERED.
CURES ALL HUMoRS, PROM A COMMON
ERUPTION TO THE WORST SCRoFULA,
ny ita use Cancers are cured, and
Cancerous tumors are dispersed without the eur,
geon's knife-scrofula conquered, aud Consump-
ton prevented and cured.
venereaI Disea ses, Msrcursl and Miner
al Poisons, and their e6ectS eradcated And sigor-
cus health and sound constitution estsolished
Female Weakness sna DaeeaSes
Dropsy general or partial, Sweihngs. external or
Internal and Tumors are reduced and dispersed
in very short time.
ErysipelRs, salt Rheum Scald Head, AND
Fever sores are soon removed BY this powerful
ay scsSrbuIic Diseases, Dan druG, scay
or Rough Skin, and Pimples quickly give way.
''s ChTc@ic Discss.s, Fever and Agus, Dis
ordered Liver Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Nervous
Affections, General Debility, in short, all the
numerous diseases caused ey esd blood sv con;
quered, and give way before this most powerful
corrector. the King Of the Blood. .-r. :
zach bottle contains between tory and
Any ordinary doses> costing only one dollaS.
cn rr p. S S1e g sesa HssA Ring woS PM nm
pies on the Face Biles, ordinary Eruptiooa, etc.
From two g .sighS hSssies w cure
Csnier in he Mouth and Stomach. IIyspslasse etc
healthy action to the Liver and spleen, win reg
uiais the bowels and Eldneys.
. ssS II ' s:,as = :as IN z sfss
~ s:; AZ, A.: !; s'''''' r cure
FrOm three % Twelve heesles WI
RrO1 two % four kessles win esss "
worst csses Of Ptlss, and regulate ccs1vs nS.sss
s. Sr .:..: u 'K S,s,, 20 s's s''''e " es
sHSiss 81 81 .sssls. OF . bottles NJ u
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II. WARDNER, M. d.
WILLIAM X. SMITH, M. D.

Office and Residence Ill Commercial ave
nue., next door to the Athencum).
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Ihs great soothing .-medy. Prize. o,., a.
sens. owes rest TO the n,,b.r md he.l;s -
The child Sold by Drugyists "e"''n 70
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


STATUES OF ILLINOIS 1873.
Uniform IN style and arrangement with
Gross Statutes OF Illinois, vol law sheep,
sent to any address ON receipt Of price, 80,
charges paid
READY JUNE |.
The constitution and all the laws of the
2sth General Assembly. Extensively an.
notated with references to acts and sections
repealed. Twice carefully compared with
the enrolled law. and fully indeXed. Is be.
ieved TO be accurate, systematic and con
yenient. WIN. &. GROSS,
Compiler and Publisher, spI ingfeld, Ills.
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THREE WARNINGS.-A sick stomach
an aching head-and considerable general
debility. are three warnings which 1t Is mad.
ness to disregard. Dangerous diseases NAV
be expected to follow them II not arrested
without delay. Tone the relaxed stomach
calm the excited brain, invigorate the ner.
'ous system, and regulate the bowels with
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}. & G. MAcUIRE,

PRICE, rs CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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100000
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.

LOCALIZED BIZ STATE Authority AND
DRAWN IN PUBLIC IN ST. LOUIS.
Grand Single Number Scheme.
$4,000 NUMBERS.
Or .ss = ro NJ nox ~, OF ,o-o
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TARRANT's SELTZER APERIENT

u You wish to escape the evils which the
consuming feyers, violent bilious attacks,
nervous .paroxysms, and ether terrible all
ments might be prevented II this agreeable
ana Incompatible saline tonic and alternative
were always taken In time Sold BY oil
druggists. b.29 eodiw.2w
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TRIPLE S HEET.
New York, Friday, Feb. FL, 1879.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
TO-Day'S Contents of the
Herald.

"GUIZOT ON FRANCE AND AMERICAN ARE RE.
PUBLICAN INSTITUTIONS FAILURE2
WHAT FRANCE REALLY NEEDS''-EDI.
TORIAL LEADER-SIxTH PAGE.
THE PACIFIC SLOPE REBELLION SPECIAL
DETAILSi THE SETTLERS AND THE
PEACE 'BRAvESw THE FIGHTING AMONG
THE ROCKS! GENERAL GILLEM'S POSI-.
TON AND INTENTIUNS-FoURrH PAGE.
AN ACCURATE MAP OF THE LAvABED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE.
BLEEDING ARKANSAS THE POPE COUNTY
FEUDS CRUEL WORK OF DASTARDSl
SHERIFF DODSON AND A MILITIA CAP
TAIN Observation-Disclosures PAGE.
CRUSHING OUT POLYGAMY! THE MORMON
QUILL-DRIvERS GROWING BLOODTHIRSTY
LITTLE PHIL AND SEVERAL BRIGADES
DESIRED TO 'COME ON!''-SEvENrH PAGE.
A CAFE IN SMYRNA SUDDENLY SINKS INTO
THE GULF TWO HUNDRED PERSONS
PERISH-SEvENTH PAGE.
PERSIA ATTEMPTS TO STEAL A MARCH IN
CENTRAL ASIA THE MOVEMENT ES-
TOPPED-SEvENTH PAGE.
PEACE WITH SAyAGES GENERAL CANDY AND
THE COMMISSIONERS TRYING TO INTER-
VIEW CAPTAIN JACK SQUAwS AS AMBAs-
SADORS-SEvENTH PAGE.
NARROW ESCAPE OF TIE VICE PRESIDENT
AN IMPEACHMENT RESOLUTION INTRO
DUCED IN THE nOUSEI WILD EXCITE
MENT YEAS. 1875 NAYS, 1oo-THIRD
PAGE.
M0RRILLS MOBILlER COMMITTEE LOOKING
INTO THE RECORDS OF "CuRISTIAN
STATESMENp' DAMNATORY EVIDENCE
AGAINST HARLAN AND PATTERSON
TENTH PAGE
OUR PLAGUE-STRICKEN CAPITOL DOCTOR
WILSON USING HIS ART, MOBILIER EN-
PIRIClsMi DOCTOR SWAMI THINKS THE
INFECTION FATAL-FIFrH PAGE.
AN "HoNoRABLE'' QF 1HE JUDICIARY IMPLI.
GATED IN THE PREVAILING CORRUPTION
JUDGE SHERMAN'S LETTERS TO MR.. LOCK
- WOODRUFF PAGE
SPAIN AMERICAN MAGNANIMITY TO THE
NEW REPUBLIC GRAND POPULAR
CELEBRATION RUMORED OUTBREAKS
SEVENTH PAGE
DETERMINED LEGISLATIVE STRUGGLES OVER
TIE CHARTER THE POWER OF APPOINT
MENT AND RETENTION OF THE ASSISTANT
ALDERMEN THE BONES OF CONTENTION
THIRD PAGE.
SPECIAL NEWS FROM THE FEDERAL CAPT
TAL-MARINE NEwS-TENrH PAGE.
DOMINICAN APPEAL TO ARMS AGAINST THE
SANTANA CESSIoN ANOTHER HAITIAN
REvOLUTION-THE SPANISH REPUBLIC
PROCLAIMED IN CUBA-SEvENTH PAGE
EUROPEAN TELEGRAMS-LATE NEWS DE-
SPATCHES-sEvENTg PAGE.
THE LOUISIANA ANARCHY SENATOR NOR.
TONS LUCID EXPOSITION LOCAL SELF.
GOVERNMENT THE KEYSTONE IN THE
ARCH OF OUR LIBERTIES OTHER SENA
TORS DlSAGREE-FIFTn PAGE.
SCANNELL'S DEFENCE BEGUN SHARP PRAC
TICE IN REAL ESTATE IMPORTANT
RAILROAD DECISION GENERAL LEGAL
BUSINESS-EIGHTH PAGE.
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sp.,a-rns Policy o, che Republic.

In many essential particulars Spain is doing
well in the new circumstances in which she
hnls herself placed. On the part Of the new
government there u an evident desire to con.
~tliste AZ factions are invited TO come in
and .hars the blessings of the Republic. 1t
h gratifying 10 know that. with the exception
Of the CarliS, opposition somewhere in the
North, the spanish people, with wonderful
unAnimiiy, are going in for the Republic.
Ga the 18th inst. grand republican demon
s'raton wAs made at sAagossa sarsgosss
Is memorable IN modern history for its two
famous aeees In isoc. during which the
heroic spirit Of the spanish race was nobly
revealed sArsgossa never can, never will,
forget that struggle aud the memory Of the
heroic Effort and the almost unparalleled sac
uace u dear b spain On the 18th of the
present. mouth the city. which. Of course. was
hcld by the monarchists. was formally handed
over into the hands Of the republicans.
The political prisoners were released; the
oescsrs Of the artillery resigned their posi-
tions and SURRENDERED their batteries the red
flag was displayed from the public buildings
aud in the evening there was general iiiumi-
nation II VAS o great day. aud one whicn
oil long be rcmembercd in sarasossa-
We are proud 10 record another fact which
reveal. AZ ono and the same time the good
intentions o. the men now in power aud the
prospect. Of the Rspubiic. The governor
ships Of the forty eight provinces into which
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AssAssNArIoSs IN ARKANSAS appear to be
inseparable from politics. On Wednesday
last the case of Dodson and Fowler came up
In the County Court of Pope county. Dod-
son had been declared Sheriff of the county
by commission from Governor Hadley,
issued Immediately after the last
election. Fowler claimed the Office
by election also, and took the case
to the courts, where the decision
was against him. A captain of militia
who had given evidence in the case
was hustled out Of the Court after the decision
was rendered and shot dead Dodson was also
tracked by o desperate to Perry Station and
shot as he was entering train for Little Rock.
This is the reign Of order and security so
much boosted Of recently by certain political
scheners
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The SPANISH REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED IN
CUBA. The Accomplishment Of a republican
form of government in Spain has been pub
licly announced to the people Of Cuba. A
portion of the press appeals to the population
of all classes, especially to the insurgents, to
become conciliated towards the parent State
under the new order of affairs 1t appears as
if the island population is pleased with the
change, although rather undemonstrative in
its affirmation of the fact The sailors Of the
United States steamer Worcester were landed
at Havana for the purpose of affording aid
for the extinguishment Of fire. They
worked in the palace yard, their ready and
gallant action eliciting the admiration Of the
spectators.