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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-28
THE STATE CAPITAL.
INDICTMENTS BY THE L.
COURT GRAND JURY.
THE JURY DlSCIIARG ED.
TSESTY-sIa COUsTs.

lNEN1b-slA COUNTS.
SrRINGFiELD, Illinois, October 20
he grand ia y OF the UnIted States
court has returned Two more Indictments
against ~ bert Smith, u.rpers cashier
and chief clerk. Tue first was for en-
b zzemsnt OF government money, and
conspitlug with Harper to embezzle
Tins Indictment contains thirteen counts
The second il for receiving Uri es from
dIstillcrs to influence his action In the coli
iection of revenue on whiskey, and con.
Ia MS three counts. The third charges him
with fraud and conspirIng with others to
detrnud the government while he WAS act
ing rs chief clerk and cashier ut Collector
Harper counts The three lndict
ments onlain twenty-six counts or seper-
ate charges against him. They present
n bad appearance, and II looks rs though
the attorneys fer the defense had bard
case to handle.
The grand jury returned several other
indictments, Among which two Of the Pc
KIN dIstiliers aro charged with bribing
Mr.. Smith, while acting as an officer IN
the revenue service OF the government.
! ii. L. Westerman, president al the Pckin
Alcohol Manufacturing company, is
charged with having pal Smitn 81, 900 or
| s., 600 to secure his influence with the
collector in regard TO the payment OF
taxes by the company. Another indict-
ment Is against David L. Thompson, an
| other Pekin dl,till-r, and is very similar
to the Indictment last mentioned, differ
ing only in amount of tho alleged bride.
| There is also an indictment against Levi
+. Parsons, ex-deputy collector at Pekin,
for emb, ~ lement
1t has not yet been decided whether the
cases above referred to will DO tried Mt
the present term of the court, or will be
continued. The district attorney seems
to be confident Of gaining hi. cases,
whether they be tried Immediately or at a
future term
The grand jury Wa, discharged this az
ternoon.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, October u "A specisl dis
patch To the Courier journal, from Cavo
City. Kentucky, states that tlicuity
occurred to-day between ID. l.. Grave,
proprietor of the Mammoth Cave hote',
and +. Wilcoxen, an agen. for the cave,
in which pistols were used and several
shots were fired bv both parties. Graves
received wound in the bowels. which it is
thought will prove fatal. Wilcoxen is
unhur'. Cave gnides and other persons
witnessed the shooting, but we're unable
to prevent il.
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FROM OrTAW \.
HOUSE. OF CnMMoNs.

TORONTO, Ontario, October q "A de-
bate on the address in reply to tho gov
ernor generals speech op"ned to-day in
the bouse of commons. Mr.. Mackenzie
named AN amendment dec airing that the
conduct of the ministry with regard to the
Pacific railroad, il worthy Of the severe-t
censure Political circles IRE in state Of
feverish CT ,itement.
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FROM MATAMORAS.

MATAMoRAs October u The forces Of
the state congress Of Cochurla, who have
occupied Salno since the defeat of Gen
Sephida. tho deposed governor who has
gone to P,edras Negrss has about sixty
followers Business, in the state OF CO.
husla, generally suspended awaiting the
salution of their local ofl risl.
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A NORTH CAROLINA negress by the
name of Lena has proclaimed herself TO
Be God, and has 8 sanctuary sbou. mile
from Brown Marsh Station, on the Caro-.
lima Central railroad. che has about sew.
enty followers, who worship her.
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TIE Booth of California seems To be the
coming man Of the grange, and Thurman
the coming msn of The ancient memory.
How would Thurman for president nj d
Booth for vico president do? Wouldn't
they beat Grant for the third term These
are the questions.
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guags Of Rsnan "hs stands alone" and
will uu,il,time writes "Finis' at the end
of the world and coses tho great volume
in which is record cd the history Of human.
iiy.
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FROM COLUMB

COLUMBUS, October ~ - VIM. Aliens
net msjpriIy for governor Of Ohio, is
light humid ed and seventeen. Isaac
Welsh's net majority for state treasurer Is
one hundred and seventy-seven.
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WASHINGTON.
THE MINIS ABLE TO TURN
OUT FIT EN- MILLION
DOLLARS PER
ANNUM.
THE UTE INDIANSCONSENT TO
RE MOVE TO THEIR
lESERVATlON.
ORDERS TO COMMENCE Sill
YER PAYMENT.
TO RESI- NJ y.

TO RESUME.
WAsHISGTON, October THE secre.
tary Uf the treasury will Issue orders to
commence the pay ment of silver at New
York, Boston, Philudelphia, Baltimore
and other leading cities whore there are
assistant treasurers or designated deposi-
tories, tomorrow. In no case will more
than five dollars in silver be paid to one
person, but over that amount in checks
being payable in greenbncks.
SECRETARY RICHARDSON
hopes to keep up the payment of silver,
which w,ll be commenced tomorrow, "I-
pressing the opinion that he will be able
to do SO unless Iun upon the treasury be-
made. ard silver taken out for the pur.
pose OF being boarded.
There is at present about half a mill
ion dollars IN silver coin IN puss, ssien Of
the government which it is thought will
last some weeks but the work of coinage
will still be continued though not more
rapidly than heretofore There is nm
abundance of silver bars in tho country,
ana the capacity of the mint is suili"ieIt
for the coln4ge o. about fifteen million
of dollars per nnnum in silver, without
interfering with tho exception Of that IN
California There is hut little silver coin
in the country now not owned ly the gov
arnmeht, and in order to prevent any
rush for silver c"n, Il e secretary will. in
HE orders respecting the payment IF that
coin, positively forbid that more than five
dollars be psid one person, no matter what
amour. may be called for.
TUE UTEs.
The Ute delegation had tins inter-
view with the commissioners of the Indian
bureau to-day. when the Burnett treaty
WIS scquiesed TO- and the Ute chief prom
ised that the Utes now in Mexico, some
five or six hundred in number, should be
moved To Los Pnos reservation, in Color
ado. The Utes were 10th to consent t.
the arrangement. but the commissioners
assured them If they did not move to Col
orado, the government would compel them
IN do So
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CITIZEN HART challenges Citizen Dem
ton 10 debate with him. Good. Hart has
pluck, but wc venture TO say Denton will
not have heart enough to meet him.
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THs latest news of the Ohio election lie
10 the effect that the Republicans have
elected their entire state tickle, with the
exception Of governor.
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RECOYYRTNa.

LOUISVILLE, October 27.-The wealthy
lawyer who was sh"t last week 10y Crnw-
ford, Tennesseeian, ia slowly recovering,
and brings suit against his assailaut for
$40, 00D damage. Crawford was admitted
to hail to-day in the sum of $4,000, IN de-
fault of which he was remanded TO Jail.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-28

TUE discourse OF Prot. Denton, in the
Christian church, yesterday, was wonder
ful. 1t was = tumble of .loquence and
bo,h, good sense and foolishness. While
Wa listened 10 him we were amazed. "Csn
1t be possible a zane man cat talk thus %
Was III question that illed our IN n us We
listened Here 10 man who proclaim.
Jesus to have been a fanatic, and Dc.
nounces ~ lie the story Of the re.urrec-
zion Of Lszarusi and yet be declares that
he has clssped the hands OF persons who
had been dead for years -clasped them ia
broad daylight; that the spiri,s
Of dead people have written
letters TO him; that h.
knows tho manner in which the spiru
leave the body and what kind of worlc
10 beyond the gravel The tongues of ii r,
on the Day Of Pentecost were nothing Il
oil this. We fslt inclined, Ms the scoGer
on that day did, to say: "This man i
full VI wine" Never before did we lister
70 such incongruous gargon. Aud yet b,
may be new prophet, Who can tell
Out Of just such ricke,y and crazy mater
iAi are the latter day prophets and leader
Of new schools Of rel gion manufactured
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FROM MILWAUK EE.

MILWAUKEE. October 27.-H"n John
+. Potter, Of Roger Proyer bowie knife
notoriety, is n candidate for the state SEN
ate on the Liberal Democratic ticket, in
his district.
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CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND
AN EDITOR SHOT.

CUMBERLAND, Md, Ostober - john
NJ. Rri.ly this afternoon fatally shot
Lloyd L. Clary, editor of tho dai y
Times
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"Wx believe" ssys the credulous nan
10 the SUM- "Mr. oberly is reccgn ICED as
- leading disbslievsr in our community. -,
Trusi We are = disbelieve,. We do not
believe the Sun man can get to heaven
because he 10 afraid 10 lose aye-cent
piece BY saying . word agsins, the Den.
sonian doctrines We do not believe, as
the friends Of Prof Denton do, that the
sun rises and sets In that gentleman; We
do not believe Christiaoi,y is an inslitu.
sion that should DO abolished because
Denton ssys Il ought TO he f; We do no,
believe The doctrines VI the Inf lels should
AscrSmm"d down snybody's throat; we do
nes bslisvs the Christians are wi.s when
the &c o At the power Of modern .kep,.
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aesdsss matter on every page.

Hon. d. w. MuSs sing. 10 sbe Presby.
terisn choir of this city and is candi-
date for ssrgeant-starms of the house o.;
congress.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, OctC Der 27.--A special from
Washington to the Evening Dispatch
states that Secretary Richardson says the
agitation which has ensued since the att
nuunc.mont Of his intention ut the treas
Dry To placa currency on silver ba.ls, hu-
defeated the otj cts he had in view, and
he has prolonged the time of resumption
The orders received by telegraph for Sill
VET stnco rlosy would take all the coin
in the treasury, and he has determined
therefore to oh nge his policy, aud not
exchange coin for currency, but pay out
SILVER only in part payment of bills
agrint tbs government, say five dollars on
each, and MS soon ms the excitement and
subsidies and tho heavy orders cease coin
will be exchange for currency,
RESUMED.
All banks here resumed currency pay.
meEtS to-day. Nothing unusual occurred.
There is no excitement. Confidence in
the banks seems to be restored. The de-
posts exceed the drafts.
Preparations for the prize fight between
Tom Allen and Ben. Hogan, tomorrow
are about completed. The contest will
come of at some point down the river.
Allen left the city yesterday and Hogan
departed to day. They will be picked up
by the excursion boat a. she zoe. down
Both parties are under bonds to keep the
peace IN the state of Missouri. Gov.
lieveridge Of Illinois, has instructed the
sheris Of ST. Clair ard Morrison coun.
ties, opposite here, to prevent the A .ht on
Illinois soil If possible and in conse-
quence Of this it is probable that the bat
tie will take place some distance from the
city Both men are said to be in splen.
did condition.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CAIRO AND ST LOUIS H. X.
CAIRO, H., October -, 1873.
\ meeting OF the directors OF this com
pany VIII be hell on Thursday. the Both
inst, at " o'clock M. al tue station-house
on the depot grounds OF -aid company in
the cityo East st. Louis, Illinois.
lO.24rd ). STATS TAYLOR, President.
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE

Of valuable tciry privilege with good ferry
boat. at Paducah, kentucky.
ON saturday, November ljl at the hour OF
~ M, at the ferry landing III Paducah, Ken
lucky, we Will --li the Terry priNiI' re NAV
ing about Il year. 10 rum belonging 10 the
late Y. ,Iaren The Illinois and southeast
ern railroad crossing, at thi- point. makes
this valuable property. The boat Is nearly
new. and has just undergone. thorough rec
pairs. Runs ten miles AN hour az ,in-t the
ohio current. ana large en- ugb TO no all the
business. On ZANE day viii sell othor prop
erty too humorous to mention. Terms. 8.
q aud mouths, with good security with in.
terest iiom dat.
RoBvRT AND HENRY OARES,
Admir- OF V. Oaien's estate.
PADUCAH, Ky, October Is, 1873. i0-lG I'd
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SHREVEPORT October ~ --Telegrsph-
ers all we'll. Interments yesterday: w
+ Whitman, Laura Gaia, Beverly Harris
Colond To-day; JAS Nathan, Ella Hell
lcr, Thos w Gill, Robt Workman and
Mrs Stone
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LITTLE Rock, October 27.-Rain last
evening. Clear aud cool to-day. The
board Of health pronounce no yellow
fever cases in this city.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-28
An Easy way 60 Health.

The appetite is generally keener in winter
in summer, but the same low temperature which
begets increased desire for food decrease
the ability Of the stomach to digest It, The most
aggravated cases OF acute dyspepsia occur at this
season and the best in fact the only way 10 control
and cure them is to invigorate and stimulate the
stomach, and invigorate and regulate the Sc
cretve and dischargng organs. To do this promptly
safely and thoroughly without involving any change
in the ordinary habits of the invaid,) course Of
Hostetter's stomach Bitters will be necessary. In
order to accomplish a radical cure Of indigestion,
it is not enough TO influence the organs Of digestion
The liver the intestines, the circulation, every
organ and every secretion concerned in the work Of
assimiating the food and in carrying of the waste
matter Of the system, must be brought into nat
ural condition. Upon all these portions Of the liv-
ing machinery the great vegetable medicine, which
stands at the head of all modern restoratiyes, acts
powerfully and benedcially. The feeble should
take at least dose day at all Of the year
and IL may be taken with great benefit twice day
by all who are predisposed to dyspepsia biliousnes
or nervous attacks. Ladies will find ii very pres
ent help in the latter class of complaints, and in
deed in all the ailments incident to the sex.
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SOME men, without medical knowl

edge, advertise their unskillful preparations
to cure every disease, which is impossible
nor can they always cure the same disease.
While DR.. Pierce's Family Medicines have
their legitimate range. and. have proven the
most valuable curatiyes ever given to the pub
lic, yet-he is fully competent 70 use any neees-
sary auxiliary treatment, that all may recover.
, His private practice Is enormous. Patients
+, from every quarter wait on him, while thou
sands are treated by letter, and special medi-
cines sent by mail or express. small outl "
will secure his valuable services. Address.
with stamp DR.. Il. " Pierce. Buffalo. n. Y.
! for aprinted list of questions, to assist in de-
i scribing your case. G27
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A NEW Epocn Il Ii MEDICAL H1sroRl

A New Epoch III MEDICAL History.
=" Reason and chance, says Pliny,
'Fled to the discovery of the virtues OF
medicinal herbs. In these modern
days, research and experiment have
perfected the work that reason and ac-
I. cident began. DR. WALKERS VINEGAR
BITTERs are the1atest result of botani
cal investigation and pharmaceutical
Science. This extraordinary medicine,
b. composed entirely of vegetable ingre-
Z dients culled from the soillof our Pa
.@'cific Territory, is pronounced remedy
for every disease-not organic-of the
stomach, the liver, the bowels, the re.
= -spiratory system, the kidneys, the mus
cles, and the otherorgans which make
up the machinery OF life. All who
have witnessedits effects are in favor
of its universal adoption as the safest
and most reliable tonic known. Free
from the talnt of alcohol, it is never
= theless a stimulant, though not dam
gerous excitant. One thing is certain /:
mo curative heretofore introduced to
the public through the press, has ever
obtained, in so short time, the celeb
( srity ofDR. Walkers CALIFORNIA VINE
GAR BITTERs, or been supported by
such unimpeachable testimony. From
that testimonYit is evident that this
preparation is a specific for Dyspepsia.
y, Nevous Debility. Intermittent and Bill
lous Remittent Fevers, Diarrhua, Dys-
entery, Rheumatism, Gout, and all dis
turbances Of the secretive and excre-
tive functions.--Com.
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CHAppED HANDS, face, rough

CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin,
pimples, ring.worm. salt-fhcum and other Gu
tancous affections, cured, and the skin mad.
soft and smooth, by using the JUMPER Tar
SOAP, made by CAswELL, HAZARD & CO., New
York. BE sure and get the Juniper Tar Soap,
made by US, as there are many limitations
made with common tar which are worthless
Com
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-28

A SCRANTON man who came home the
other night and found his door locked up,
after infinite trouble managed to gain en-
trance at back window, and then discov-
cred on the parlor table a note from his
wife, reading: 81 have gone out; will
find the key on one side Of the door STEP"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-28
SChenOk's PulmOniC Syrup, seaweed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills.

These arc tho only medicines that will cure Pplmon
arg Consumption DIR Schenck of PHILADELPHIA has
been in constant practice for over thirty years con
tnuously examining lungs, and knows his N ,dicines,
II properly taken, wilt cure Consumption His Man
drake Pills cleanse the liver and stomach his Seaweed
Tonic dssolves the food stimulates the coating az the
stomach and aids digestion. His Pulmonc Syrup
rpcns the matter, and nature throws It of without
any exertion. For sale by all druggists.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-28

THE constantly increasing sale of
"The Queens Toilet" for the Complexion,
shows the estimation in which it is held by
the public CON-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-28

IF you are tired of having your linen
c, = badly ironed wear the Elmwood or
Wa.N. ck and be troubled no more.-Com.
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THE London Times has half column
article ON an extraordinary marriage at
the parish church of old st. Maryle-
bone. s. 1t was that OF Miss Kate Fox,
one of the Fox, sisters, whose spiritual
manifestations began at Rochester
many years ago, and who were the
founders of modern spiritualism, to
Mr.. Henry Diedrich Jeneken, a bar
rister at law. A number of American
friends, spiritualists and literary peo-
pie, were present at the ceremony.
The bride and bridegroom made trip
to Iupbridge Wells, ana then returned
to their residence, York Place, Port
man Squares London. ID. Ia 4,1 ~
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CUTTERS Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam " Doubtless the best Cough Medicine In
the world. Com.
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Faces INSTANT RELIEF. Warrant
elt6 rdfiseall Rheumatic Affections. Sprhins.
Neuralgia. etc. Tho best, the surest. and the
quickest remedy for al Bowel Complaints.
Relief gusgang e9 oF tl4 money Icfunded.-
Com.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-28

The Browns AND BLACKS produced 10y
that sterling preparation, Ciistadoros EXcclsi-
=, q, HairpYc, < ~ ttbe eXccled hv Nature t's
2, Wlts. hleDg8 cbrparison with Natures most
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We noticed in enc Of our exchanges
this week the statement Of Dea. John Hodg-
kins, OF South Jefferson, Ne, whose son was
cured Of incpiont consumption by the use OF
JOhHsOHs AnOdyne Liajmeak We refer TO
this at this time as tending to corroborate the
statement we made. last week in relation to
this Lument as applied TO consumption.
If Congress bad employed az much scientific
skill in the arrangement OF its " Reconstruc-
ton POLICY AZ tic close. as the War Denart-
ncnt did in the beginning OF the war in ar
ranging iQr the Manufacture of what was
called ShaJddns CdcdrB Condition Po,riers
tor the use OF thcCayaIry horses, no doubt the
gnlpnBould lave beeRrsstored long ago.
q & hEcsde9e. z - ~ fSsgA Et
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For CouoHs AND THROAT DBoRDERs,
use " Br0trn's bronchial zroebg." having
proceed their efficiency rs test Of many years
Com.
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