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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18

dOES Observation-Disclosures. 500 900 40
BERT ChttLe.-Thara was good de nand the greater
portion of the week from butchers and shippers.
and The sales being fully up The receipts, thu mar
ketrliled firm, and the pens this evening were cleared
We qnoie common $50, $3.2s; fair s3.5o6gSt: good
s:soM:5; prime butchers stock, *d..s; and ship
ping cattle IS. 25GIS5.50 per GENITAL. gross.
Sheep The arrivals were light and the demand
was Fair Full prices were obtained. We quote
common 10 extra Siso(d $3.50 per Genital, gross.
H2yS.-Ihe receipts we're hardly equal To the de-
mand, ana The market closed firm al full prices.
The sales we're nj st75ns5.75 per GENITAL gross for
Hight TO heavy extra butchers hogs. All sold.
GREAT wESTEN sTocK-YARDS.
The receipts at these yards since our last report
are as follows: Cattle 237: hogs 5393: sheep. III.
fudte.-Nlarket god We quote the following rs
the range: s;aha. 50 for extra bu.ciiers' cattle;
shippers, Is. oJ6t IS so.
Sheep. Receipts continue light and prices re-
main about the same. We quote S!.7s@So per
GENITAL, gross, as being the range.
gs.-Rc"eipts fair Market steady. hut prices
are little off, We quote Suckers from Si.7JNlS5 ::
shippers. S5a525; butchers hogs. s.. 9onS5.ss 10
extra butchers hogs in narket.-E3quirer.
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VIRGINIA BACON.
Y Is SMALL VIRGINIA HAMS,
20 NiDDIINGS,
Is OLD nANS.
XM. q. D.hNDItlDGE& CO.,
NH Oh So7 Broad stree

T POWERS IL son,
4 j. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
Who'll ESALE PRODUCE AND PROVISION
DEALERS,
1910 EAST MAIN STREET,
have the following goods on hand and for sale on
reasonable terms: .
ZOO barrels EXTRA FLOUR, choice brands;
isu barrels SUPER FLOUR. choice brands:
100 barrels Cook & Lyman FAMILY tnouh,
x hogsheads No. | SHOULDER BACON,
Is hocshclds CLEAR RlB-S1DES.
81 tlcrces SEGhK-CURED CASvAsSED HhSis'
800 barrels choice EARLY ROSE SEED POIA-
TOES, - . -r-,,r,,,
$50 barrels choice JACKSON WHITE SEED Po-
200 ,arrcls PEACHBLow SEED POTATOES,
50 imrrcis extra curly GOODRICH POTATOES,
for seed: -. +. -
500 bushels WHITE SPRING OATS,
100 barrels !SEnTUERS APPLES,
700 f,gs choice PEANUTS,
IS tubs choice ROLL BUTTER,
ls0 boxes BRtfCk's SOAP,
100 bags u. PEAS.
200 bushels WHITE CORN,
50 boxes best Lon'0n LAYER RAisjNS. NH 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18
CINCINNATI CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
MARkET.
MONDAY EVENING, April II, 1879.
BRIGHTON PENS.

The arrival of live stock ut these yards for the
week ending this evening compare with lh, receipts
Tor two weeks previous as follows:
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COMMERCIAL,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Thursday, April II.

WuEAT.-White, 22O bushels.
QATS.-lu0 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White. bushels at $40: SO bushels at
81 80; 20 bushels at+Sl6U-tatal. 80 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18

IN TIERCEs OPTIMUS, PORKOPO-
w LIS. and DEXTER HAMS, In store and for
sale by TapAI CHARLkS1. WORKMAN.
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uAMS! HAMSl HAMS!

so TIERCES STRICTLY CHOICE SUGAR
CURED CANvAssED HAMS.
ten pounds average direct from the West for sale by
apI7 ROBERT F. WILLIAMS & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18

DOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
- n0ER AT THIS OFFICE
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IN BOXES NO. l CLEAR-RIB BACON
III SIDES: 10 boxes No. BACON SHOULDERS.
- apM ~ CHARL ES T. WORKMAN.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21
J. BURGER \
PROCLAMATION.
The Place To Buy
Dry Goods
The Place To Buy

AT his NEW STORE on
Commercial avenue, Burger is
now receiving daily the lar
gest, best selected and cheap.
est stock of dry goods ever
before brought to Cairo. A
line of dress goods which have
never been surpassed in this
market, either for beauty or
variety. A full stock of boots
and shoes; domcstics of all
kinds n beautiful stock Of
furs, muils and boas, muifs
and collars, and children's furs
at a nero song; knit woollen
goods, childrcn's sacks, etc,
almost given away n hand
some assortment of gloves and
a charming selection of ladies'
neckties, rufus, etc, etc. Gen
tlemen's furnishing goods,
overcoats, suits, underwear,
hats, caps, gloves ; counter
panes, comforts and quilts,
table linens, red and white /;
water proof cloth in all the
new shades and a full and
complete stock Of notions.
All these goods were bought
at panic prices, and will be
sold at astonishingly low fig
ures, as Burger is determined
not to be undersold. Call and
examine his goods before pur.
chasing elsewhere. His store
room contains every article in
the dry goods line that any
buyer can possibly want, and
the prices are so low that no
one will have the conscience
70 ask a reduction on any
thing.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21

10 other donations, and used in an effort 10
secure the enactment by the legislature OF
4 law calculated to promote the interests OF
publishers and protect the rights of widows
and orphans. We have no dollar TO expend
in that direction. IL the desired law ought
to lie passed, let the press Of the state de.
mapd OF the legislature its passage, and hold
o ach individual member Responsible IN tne
event of neglect or refusal. IL 1t ought not
to be passed, we have no wish to pay
money price for its passage .-lCairo Gazs''e'
Turs is q SprinHeld job. Some OF the
great legal talent of that city have con-
eeiyed q bill for the benefit of newspaper
publishers, and proceed to have them in
advance for .he bsntling-- regular
Spingfeld trick. The laws in regard TO
legal advertising in Michigan, Wisconsin,
or Iowa, are good enough and II Hamp.
ton. in the Senate, Cy. Thornton and
Oberly in the House, can't duplicate thom
for our statutes they can't go to Congress
by our vote. The aforesaid secrotary has
also sent us q billet donr to the same pur-
port, and this is our response JONES.
boro Gazstte.
Aword ofeIp'anstion in reference to this
matter seems to be necessary. At the
comment ement of the session of the Gen.
erAl Assembly held last winter, n
meeting of newspaper publishers con-
vened at Springfield and transacted GER
tain business. Besides other action taken
those publishers received that = bill
should be prepared providing for tho pub
LEGATION Of legal notices, etc. 1t was aug
gestsd in the meeting that the preparation
Of such bill would require much time
and labor, and that no member Of the
meeting could, without recompen,c, give
tho time necessary to the work. A COM
mite of three was thap raised, and in
structed to employ competent counsel in
the preparation Of tie bill. A resolution
70 assess newspaper publishers
to pay the expenses was
adopted. The committee employed
Mr.. Gross. He went over all tho statutes
Of the state, got into several sections Of
bill all the sections Of all the laws IN
which legal publications are ordered
wrote out the suggestions OF the commit
tee, and in this way prepared bill which,
If enacted into a law, will give 20 Illinois
. much better printing law than any
other state 10 the Union has. Mr.. Gross
charged $50 70, his labor, and it is TO pay
that amount the request referred to by
the tao Gazetteer has boon made. If tha.
is jobbing or An attempt to bride we have
dull tyss, and can't SEQ it. OF course
neither Hampton, Thornton nor Oberly
had the impudsnce to prepare bill when
. meeting Of publishers had ordered one
TO be prepared as above recitcd as we
presume neither of those gentlemen, all
being publishers, would like TO introduce
such bill and urge its passage.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21
THE NEW PARTY.

In yesterdays BULLETIN wepublishtd
be platform Of the Anti-Moncpoly party
X this state. II 10 . declaration Of soun J
principles, and the success Of the party at
be polls 10 demanded by the best inter-
~ Of Illinois and the Republic. We
Isarsily endorse the platform in all its
blanks, with the exception Of that rela.
Ing TO the hnsn,es OF the country. We
re not prepared TO say that We are 10
Avor Of the grsenback and bond inter-
Fhangsabls doubls.barrellsd remedy for
bur financial ills. 1t may be the best
smedy that can DO devised, and
Investigation should convince US that 1t 10
70 shall b one of its beastiest advo-
Iasss.
But q awhols the platform is admira-
bio; and, We mistake not, /, the platform
81 the party Of the future. Tho anti-mono-
polisss may not win in this part OF the
Ssats where Radicslism holds one portion
Pf the people in iss grasp, and devotion to
Democracy holds the other where the
Radical and Democratic leaders dictate
Ind The voters obey-but in the the north
brn and central portions Of the state IL
win sweep all opposition before it, as il
should do.
Whoever, being an honest man and
stands upon that platform will
Fscsivs the support Of the BULLETIN
bot feeble support, but in hearty and
bnth usisstie championship.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21

PITTsBURo, December 2O.-Rivor is
about stationary with 7 feet inches in
channel.
NASHVILLE, December 20.--Riyer fall
ing II fec. inches on shoals. Weather
clear, cold. ~
LITTLE Rock, December 40 Weather
clear and pleasant. River falling hore
and above. Ten fee. by gusgo. The
Shannon departed for Now Orleans.
ST., LOUIS, Decemcer 2O-Arr.ved, only
local packets, DEPARTED St Joseph, Mem
phi.; Iaegcr and Scuider, New Orleans;
johnson, Qlincy; julia, Nicksburg. River
falling. Cloudy and cool.
CIsCIsNATI, Ohio December 90 -
River falling 40 feet Thompson Dean.
arrived from New Orleans; Departed
X. w. Skillinger, for PitIsburg, Arlington
for Memphis, Thomas Sherlock for Now
Orleans
EVANSVILLE, December 2o-Closr and
cold; mercury az to 80; tho river has
risen inches. Pot list-up: Robert
Mitchell, Geo. Roberts, Charmer, Idle
wild, Mary Ament, Eddyyille. Down
Peytona and barges, J ID Parker, Grey
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21
From Little Rock.
THE MURDERED FAMILY


LITTLE ROCK, ARK, December 20. -
George w. RichardGon was the namc ofthe
man whose family was recently murdered
near here. They started for Rolla from
Texas In the early part of November, and
the murder appears TO have been coma
mtted November -. Richardson was
killed by ball, and the wife and child bad
their skulls broken with repeated blows
Evidence is accommodating against the
prisoner Maddox as being the perpetrator
Of the crime.
Sid Wallace WINS taken from the
Penitehtiary yesterday by tho Sheriff Of
johnson county and posse, for removal TO
Clsrksvillc Tor execution next week. They
left here yesterday morning.
y Yesterday Judge Seal, of tho Supreme
Court, granted stay OF proceedings
until the court decided upon tho question
of o new trial.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21
SWEDEN BORGIANISM,

+. Ia Its organized form Swedenborpisn.
I'm seems TO have gained no great success
20 TINS country, according TO a writer in
the Now Church Magazine. Its nearly
ninety years since the doctrines Of Swe-
dsnborg we're fret openly proclaimed in
America, and now the syowed believers ia
them do not not number over 1000 or 5000
The frst society was organized eighty
years ago, In Baltimore, and the regular
attendants are less than 100. Tho society
in Philsdslphisis ffty yssrs old, and has
zoo attsndants--b0 less than 4S years ago.
The New York so,ie.y is 81 years old, and
OIL the attendance 10 New York ana
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21

Hon. j. II. Obsrly, the editor Of TIE
|BULLsTIs, 10 prominsntly spoken o. - a
candidate for Congress in that district.
he 10 . gentleman Of ability, . fluent and
eloquent speaker, who would mako an sx-
|csllsnt representative. We hope the op.
position 10 Rsdicslism in that district viii
|.ominass and elect him Benton Stan.
|dard.
The farmers think they know Of . mai
that will GET away with the narrow gauge
locomotive. jobs II. Oberly. The race
will b 20 closely contested that Oberly
will b forced 70 define bis political s,snd.
Ing. He 10 not . Republican, and hi,
Democracy 10 doubtful. We are certain
he never heed hill Of tatsrs, and can.
not be . farnsr.--[ Murpbysboro Inde.
pendent
The Indspsndsnr sgriculturally doc,
~ great Injustice The aversions Of our
youth we're later hills and hoes. We are
. farmer Of undoubted ability, and were
- We have frequently declared, the FRS,
farmer who we're driven by monopolie.
70 stand his farm On i.s edge 80 that both
sidss might b cultivated. In this way
We made Il produce double, and were On,
ablsd TO get decent living notwithstAnd
Ing the sxtortions OF the railroads. III.
Aorsy.handsd farmers vbo write % they
|plov for the Indspendsnt,' should not q,
tsmpt 70 blast us by such whitening in.
Justice. Call us Radical, dsnounce Us a,
20 Dsnoesat but don't say We have nc
hay Nd In our heir.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21
MARKET REPORT.

NEw ORLEANS. December 20.--lIay
prime lirmer, 30 90. Bacon firm, Gl61s5-
0Ssc. Coiloe active and flrmer. Barley,
2l3023c; fair 2il@21ic; good 2j@2Gic;
prime 2G1927c. All others unchanged.
MEMPHIS, TENN, December 20 Flour
good, demand slGl !. Corn light, demand
holder firm, 72(gi3. Oats steady, 5i@55.
Hay, l7@21. Bran firm, ia Bulkmests
quiet and weak. Lard good, demand ~.
CHICAGO, Ill, December 20-Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull aud I'M
settled, and lower Until the close, when
the market became more active and
frmer. No. 2 1l2l cash; ll3A December;
lllA january No. l sold ll3ME No 3,
l05. Corn opened dull, closed active and
firm. No. mixed 524 spot; 80 January;
new spot 5000. Oats FIRM NO. 37l
cash; 81; January. Ryo quiet No 2
7j@76. Barley steady; No. 2 fall 1874;
No lCl@iu4. Pork cash and steady
"A options; Irregular and unsettled; Fifty
fair demand and lower; 81 cash; S 80
January. Bulkmoats steady. Shoulders
partly cured 5@5h green do 7IG1j later;
for II pounds average; green short ribs
Gs(9ss. Ham, 7idsi; for IS and lC
pounds average. Whisky quiet, 80.
NEW YORK, December 2O.-Flonr duh,
flower superHue COOS 10 common to
good 5 SIC %; good choice ooG7 80;
white wheat extrs7 50Gs o.. Nhiskey
heavy and lower 95tM07c Wheat heavy
lower, No 2 Chicago, seal 81; north
western o.. Rye, qpio! | 03Ggl 0s
Barley more active, western lower. Corn
active, excited and higher with brisk de-
nand, western mixed in store and ahoat
8oMs2lc. Oats firm, western mixed atoa,
| js(D59c; white western aADat 59C1G)c.
Coffee quiet and artner. Sugar dull. Mo-
lasses firm. Provisions quiet and weak;
| new mess pork Is 00CAiS 20: extra prime
II 500 prime mess l3 10. Beef unchanged.
Cut meats, limited request; middle. steady;
| long clear 7tc; short clear ~. Lard weak
western steam SIC December Jar nary
| SEC; February S l5-lGGJ,i March Ole
ST. LOUIS December 2O.-Homp dull
and unchanged Flour steady. firm and
unchanged. Wheat irregular and lower :;
No spring ] lS@l 10; | 70 bid for No.
2 red, seller the year, No. 3 1 4-@i As
Corn closed dun and lower, new mixed 50
G554c, old 5Gs. Oats inactive and lower,
y o. mixed soc. Barley steady ard Il rm.
Rye dull and dropping. No. slGeG,.
Pork frm and unchanged. Dry salt meat
in good demand but dealers apart; loose
shoulders 5lc, clear rib ne, clear d. Bs-
con steady and firm; shoulders 6!G63c,
clear rib &c, clear $50. Hams nnchangei,
l01G1llc. Lard. dealers apart; prime
steam hold held At S!@8tc, 7ic bid.
Whisky steady and arm ut Csc Hogs
firm az 4 1905 20, bulk sales sOG5O5
Cattle, prime to extra native steers i@j
70, butchers . 25(93 %, winiered Texan
= 25G3 So. Hogs packed to date 2o2,275
Money Market.
NV YORK. December 2o-Noncy
closed at SOS, after tending as high rs 7.
Gold foreign exchange dun at slGSs to-
day; Q! sight. Gold closed at lO:9lOl,
after selling n. 3(ll; market weak with
very Coy dealprs
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, December 2O.-A large
number of gamblers who were forced 10
discontinue faro in this city, by police reg
ulations, took their tools TO Jefferson, In
diana, where they have had fun swing for
months until within the passed few days,
have been driven from the town by the
pressure brought to bear On them by JEFF
fersonville. The Courier Journal reports
that three large and well patronized banks
have been broken up without the aid Of
police by popular Indignation, resulting
from exposures in gambling localities.
1t supposed that the gamblers will now
generally leave the cities about the falls.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21

The marriage Of Philo Beverage, son
of Gov. Beverage, occurred q. Blooming
ION on the eighteenth instant. Ths bride
vas Miss Ella Rutger, niece Of Col. X. p.
Morgan. The wedding which took place
p the Ashley House was . fashionable
|pns. There we're four bridsmAids and
groomsmsn; the bride was robsd in white
batin; the passage from the hotel entrsnc.
% the carriages which conveyed the party u
phs church was canopisd and earpelsd, and
khs church va decorated with evergrsens
Tbs Wedding presents were numerous and
valuable. and the happy pair received the
congratulations Of . large number OF
friends. They are on their way South,
whore they will spend the honeymoon.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21

Eagle, Indiana AMI Silverlhorn, with fair
to good trips; business active.
MEMPHIS, December 50--Weather
clear and pleasant. River rising steadily.
Arrived-Sam Orr and bargcs, Ohio
river. Departed Ben Franklin and Kit
Tie Higher, Cincinnati; Mary Boyd, Liillo
Rock; Grand Tower, st. Louie; Glencoe,
Now Orleans; Legal Tender, White
river.
LoUIsvILLg, December 20-livcr fall
ing with ! Z feot Ia canal. Is foot in pass
down Indian chute. Weather clear and
cold. Arrived---Gen. Lytlc, Cincinnati;
Dove. Madison; Blue Wing, Ken,uck Y
river; Morning Star, Henderson. De.
parted-Gen. Lytle, Cincinnati; Dove,
Madison; Blue Wing, Kentucky river;
Morning Star, Henderson.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21

THI chances for the confirmation by the
esnsss Of Attorney General Williams IS
chief justice are growing small by de-
grsss. A few days ago, the judiciary
committee received telegram from the
most prominent lawyers Of Oregon, con-
tanning protest against the confirmation
Of Williams, and giving at length the rea-
Sons for their interference.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21
From Madrid,

MADRID December 20,--It is reported
that the Spanish Cabinet has decided to
make a demand upon the United States
for tho return Of the steamer Virginius,
prisoners and crew recently surrendered.
1t is also said that in accordance with this
decision President Castelar, has written to
Minister Sickles.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21
From DesMOinps.
CONTRACT AwARDED-sALARiRs OF STATE

CONTRACT AwARDED-sALARIH OF STATE
offIciALs--soLD OUT ms STOCK,
DEs MoISes, December 20,-Ths con-
tract tor iron work for the new capitol
was awarded yesterday TO tho Union
Foundry company Of Chicago, over sew
eral bids from Eastern companies.
The state auditors report shows that the
fees paid by insurance companies are
larger than tho salaries Of oil the s.ste OIL.
GERS.
d. +. Allen, tho wealthy Iowa barker,
and president OF the Cook County National
Bank Of Chicago, has sold out all his rail-
road stocks and grain interests.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21
From pittsbJ,ry,

CLOSE OF THE MINERS STRIFE.
PITTsBUKG, December 2O.-A number
of coal works havo resumed operations at
four cents, and 1t ia probable that nearly
all will DO running 10y the fire. of next
week at that price, So ends the long
struggle between tho operators aud the
miners.
The new Constitution has 10000 major
ity in Allegheny county
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21
From ChillicOthe, Ohio.
DOWN AN ENBASKMEST--SoB
EItYD

CuILLICoTuE, December 90. - This
morning rs train No. u on the Marietta
and Cincinnati railroad was coming
around Reuich' scurvc, about mile east Of
this city, the sleeping coach was thrown
from the truck and down " steep cmbauk-
ment. Tho passengers all escaped with
but few bruises, eIcep. lady who was
badly bruised about the hip and gentle
man who had his head badly hurt. A
cideDt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21

THl funeral Of Agassiz took place in
Boston on Thursday. The remains were
buried in Mt. Auburn cemetery and
among the pall.beArers were the follow
log stinguishsd gentlemen: Vice Pres'
idsnt Wilson, Gov. Washburn, Ex-Gov
lClahin, Oliver Wendell Holmes and
lkalph Waldo Emerson.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21

Bet, Commercial and Washington avenues
II Is true, the COctor Is ono OF the oldest
Physicians OF the place, aud his diploma,
mat hangs in his office. shows that he has
been 30 years in the profession. lie is doing
larger office practice than any other ply
slciau, treating all kinds of chronic diseases
Of the human system, such rs old ulcers, and
all diseases of the SKIN, humOrs and blood
pOi,ons; also diseases of the throat also
al diseases OF the eyes of years standing I;
also artificial eyes inserted; flstula cured
without the use Of Kniie /; cancers cured
by the application OF medicines; pmples on
the face removed; all urinary diseases
cured all forms Of yenereal and private
diseases cured In the shOr test time semia
weakness aud self.abusc cured in q shor
time.
1t is seli-oyldent that physician treating
eases for twenty-five years acquires great
skill.
All consultations conddentical, in person
or by lettea.
All medicines furnished at Office in all
cases. 1923 III DIR. DAVID uULTz.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21

Brooklyn is less than 900. The present
number of members is 3,553. MIR. Hitch
cock concludes that it Is impossible
10 build up great ecclesiastical organ
izasion on the basis of Swedenborg's
teachings. Only a limited closs, soon e1-
hausted, can DO brought into such an or
ganization. Still he thinks, as do tho
UnitsriaDs, when comforting themselves
over their similar fcebleness as an ecclesi.
astical body, that if other churches eject
their name they are yet accepting the sub
stance of their teaching. CERTAINLY the
contrast is striking with the ecclesiseticsl
success of the Mcibodists, whe in
vaded tho country abuot the same time.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21

An. LINCOLN smphstically denies
some Of the statements made BY MIR. Hern-
don, in his lecture at Springfield, in which
Pc claimed 70 have certain conversations
With Mr.. Lincoln touching his early his
|tory, 81. II would DO . kindness TO the
surviving friends and relatives Of Mr..
Lincoln IL the lecturers would drop the
diseussion Of his religious views and stand
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21
POSTAL,

The postmaster general announces that
he will arrange u system by which tho
European mails shall be dispatched from
New \ ork four times II week on steamers
sailing on any given Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday or Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21

HAMMOND, the noted revivalist preach.
br, 10 now in Alton, Illinois. One huncre
csnvsrsions have followed his preaching
1n that town.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21

TnE papers Of his district arc discussing
"John ii. Oborly for Congress The
people down there nigh. "go further and
fare "a great eaDiworse. Il Harrisburg
Chronicle
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21
Steamship Arrivals.

NEW York, December 20.-Tho steam
ship Rhein arrived from Bremen to-day.
LONDON, December 20.-The steam
ships Algeria and Egypt arrived out.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21

RAYyERrY. the Chicago murderer, will
bpsnd one more Christmas on earth and
be hung the following day.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-21
From Albany.

ALBANY, December 20. - Dispatches
received by Auditor Dayton to-day, show
that if the weather ia favorable q number
of boats that left Schrectady yesterday,
will get TO tide water.