davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-01-22
The Corn and Potato Crop.

The National Crop Reporter pub
fishes final summary of the corn and
potato crops of 1873, in Illinois, In
diana, Iowa, Kansas, Wisconsin, Min
nesota, Missouri, Ohio and Tennessee,
compared with the crop of 1872. The
loss in bushels of corn in these States
is in round numbers as follows:
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-01-22

Complimentary. Don't you
think, now, these are vewy dweawy par
ties, where the only parties one meets
are parties one never knows ?" She
"Not more dweawy than other pawties,
where the emily ones one knows are no
ones"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-01-22
A total of of..............

The aggregate crop in these States
was, for 1872, 100000 bushels, and
for 1873, 5000, 600 bushels.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-01-22

The aggregate yield for 1873 in the
States named is 514,000,000 bushels
against 756, 900, 600 in 1872.
The potato crop in the States named
shows a loss in round numbers in bush
els as follows:
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
Extensive Robbery OF silver Dust from
Warehouse in Bond Street.

Extensive Robbery OF silver Dust from
Warehouse in Bond Street.
Alexander Pesaut, OF brooklyn, was arrested
cinct police, charged with robbing his employers
Messrs. Beiderhase Co., OF Nos. and Bond
street. OF quantity OF silver dust, valued
at several thousand dollars. During the past year
tne firm nave been losing silver dust and their
closest scrutiny could not detect the person who
was madng away with It. Finding they were
unable 70 get at she bottom OF the mat.
ter themselves, they applied to Captain
Byrnes, and ne detailed Detectives Hender-
son and Sevin to work up the case.
Seventy-ive men were employed by Beiderhase
OF discovering the tniei was no easy one. The de-
tectives went TO work warlly, Tor great care was
necessary not 70 fall on the wrong man. Accusing
an innocent workman would not only warn the
real cuiprt but bring disgrace on deserving per-
son.
After Watching for some time each employe OF
the firm u turn the officers concluded they had
aiiRntedbn the tniet. They informed the Captain,
and fuTher examination into his way OF life was
made captain Byrnes being satisfied the detec-
at che front door Of the warehouse, and
when lesaut issued from the establishment
he was crested. ON his arrival at the Fifteenth
precincfstatfon house he was searched, and on him
were onnd three bags OF dust. He was ques-
toned + to how 1t came into his possession, and
In TN habit Tor over six months OF
taking two, three and sometimes four
bags week, and he sold IL all
to an Ifaelite named Hirsch WerdoeDell, OF No.
az Boyery. The latter was then arrested and
conirolted with Pesaut who recognized him as
the nan. Both were locked up In the station
house. and they viii be arraigned at the Jefferson
Marke Police Court this morning.
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
Almanac for New York-rhis Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK. OCT. 9, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Canada Orr. Sumner, London-F " J
HURST
Bros.
Steamship Andes (Br). Porter Kingston, Jacmel and
Sava nilla-Pim Forwood Co .
Steamship Mediator smith, Fernandina and Port
Royal-H Geipcke .,, =.
Ship Ne Plus Ultra, Borden, London--Grinnell Mn
BARK Alliance NoD. Hutchinson, Norfolk, va-retens
Bockmann. -,
Brig Harry 4 Aubrey {Br) Briggs Barbados-Dwight
4 Piatt
Brig Herman. Patterson, Barbados-H Trowbridges
Sons . "a
Schr sarah Bird, HALL Pensacola-s LOUD Co
schr W Townsend, Townsend, Rchmond-Slaght
Petty.
schr Annie G Russell, Chatheld, Baltimore-wm Chs-
schr Ktte stearns Anderson, South Amboy-r Ne
vius K Son.
sioop Fred Brown, Wilson, Providence-H W Jackson
4 Son.
Hand
Steamer Philadelphia, Davis Phnadelpnia-James
steamer Annie steen, Wilmington. Del-A Abbott
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
Maritime Miscellany.

Saa ssE g. T
The vessel i damaged 70 the extent u about sI0O
and win go on the railway for repairs.
West Indies, sydney put into Tarpauiin cove Oct
avd reports Oct lat % ~ lon 20 90 IN gse from
tsched, and sprung toremast
se11 &C s lying In The stream st casns sn su
age.
AK usxsovs SCHOONER bound to Philadelphia, passed
mast and foremast head sprung
YAoHr yIxpxx tof New York; Centre arrived at Winter
tered heavy easteriy gales OF Cape sable which
boat was carried away 0resay ana o'ner damage
The lighter load Of which sunk at Whining
ton NC ocs & mas @ Nsen qser al ba
rosin instead Of being Intended for shipment 70 New
intended.
board and drowned while off Huntington. VI night
Ge was and Sass'Ss % Deep sSe s Ct
KINGSTON Ont Oct 2. chr Centurion with iron ore
ssn ssqpa s s pas
crew had narrow eseape hayns been six hours in an
QuEAEo Oct9--A telegram from Gaspe says:-The bark
m TS Ss v S reeo a wa
wrecKers win arrange take the Lady Head
there while passing, to survey the wreck and bring off
SAN FaAscrsco Oct s--A full rugged ship is nearly
b for at Ges BAY h hs @ n s Of I
OF n0iQ II; nelgnt between uecks 1eet o lucneS
SHIpBUILpING-At Quincy Mr. Thomas has nearly
petsd at his shipysrd ne new ship Of about 26os ions
deep Her ends arc sharp but she IS built on aa excel
lent model for both carving and sailing Qualities and Is
been best ana Southern pine She
VIII
VIII be LAUNCHED IL aDo y and VII be named h the
her owners, who intend putting her into the
Mr. Maason schr Lucy May sas tons ourihen; length
otfs ~ Issa 9sa
Thnrsaay last & shs ls IS oWnsd Xns1, BY Baker a .n :,
,s 9
scsooaer lately laqachsd nom Tribbles yard
Notice to Mariners.
U JAVA sEA-nALY STRAIT.
Is M q %
In the vicinity Of Duiyen Island 1t high water full
north and the ebb south During the NV monsoon tDe
aar,ns the n.sps sSd stronger Saiius the
fhs BEST best s Bay k the rst small bay
to the southwark Of bata pode The latter consists q
ss xa,s
asS s VIZ 10
for pilot there only four be preferred not
+ g4ss.. xas s lss sp
e .
REACHING roads II y best TO anchor and
ss..
possible, and go about when Banoewans,e fort bears
between SsW and W by 8. The coast Of Java to the
Large Tree IL entirely clear The Is separate from
the others but may bc recognized by those going
along this part Of the coast in lS TO 20 fahoms 10 the
south ward OF the At short distance from the
coast, Ii q coral reef
There 10 good anchorage near banjoewangie In y y
SssysIs sss b;S% @
feet further In only 6x fathoms with bottom
stones and coral Pilot fees high, the following
being the rAtos:-
To Duven Island for vessels drawing IL teet 324; 20
feet eA; 81 feet, $50
From Banjoe wangie to kan Mountain Westward
half the above sums
BY order OF the Bureau OF Navigation.
& n WYMAN, Commodore USN. photographer.
photographic once, Washington. DO Sept Il
Whalomen.
Arrived at Provincetown Oct schr Antarctic Bell,
Atlantic Ocean, with 800 bbls sp oil
/ spoken.
Bark TARA Topaz. Hathorn from Boston for Zanzibar,
Sept g. lat IL 8 N. Ion 43 81
Brig Isis, Anderson, from Richmond Va for Trieste,
Sept % lat So ION 81
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
BELOW.
ship Dsvid Crockett Anderson nom Liverpool Sept II.
SAILED.

Steamships Canada QBr1, for Lverpoo; Andes tbrl,
Kingston, Ae; Mediator Fernandiua and Port Royal .
ship Edward Percy tBrl, Liverpool oarks y uiai Hor
ter kor), Rotterdsn Immanuel Norl dS Saga MSr
dam Dagmar (Eor). Cork; N1ovo st Marco qtaD,
do; A J fope Ger, do or Falmouth; Err Guiseppe
Liyerpooi Luigi !Auss Limeriek cremona 1aiyes yes
Spain Daniel Trowbrdpe, Barbados; Excelsior tBr),
Bermuda; Matte Russell, do; yavofte, Demerara |,
MAX GER, Montevideo: Johannes Ger oporto charles
Hoard s. Johns Pr Chris ina Brl Cenfaegos' sch.s
fnepe falmouth "a; Adiie Bryant Port spain.
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
Baptist GENERAL CONFERENCE.
Annual Meeting of the Educational So
ciety-The Home Mission Society.


ciety-The Home Mission Society.
PROVIDENCE, r l., Oct Q, 1874
The sessions OF the Pree Baptist General Confer
ence to-day were mainly occupied In routine Dnsi-
ness and the reception Of resolutions for refer
ence. An address was made by Rev. Mr.. Moore.
OF Cincinnati. representative OF the General Chris
IL n Union Convention, which was responded TO
cordial y by the Moderator OF the Conference.
The annual meeting OF the Educational Society
was held IN the aiterno n and committee ap-
pointed TO nominate officers. resolution was
offered that because OF the delay in raising
the expected funds this society SO lar
waive the conditions which Ii voted to give It's
Obligations 20 Bates and Hillsdale colleges as to
pay the interest TO these institutions the present
year on the amounts voted respectively thereto,
commencing on the lsJ OF July. Pending acton
the meeting adJ Journed till Tomorrow.
This evening the annual meeting OF the Home
Mission society was held, and a committee ap-
pointed TO nominate officers TO report tomorrow
The Corresponding Secretary, Rev. A. II. Chase,
OF Michigan, presented his report, reviewing Inc
work OF the year, ana addresses were made Dy
Rev. George r. Holt, OF Michigan, Rev, A. II. Heath
and Rev. W. +. Davis, OF Providence.
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
SUICIDE BY PARIS GREEN.

Mary Bray, aged thirty seven residing at No. Isa
stanton street, committed suicide yesterday aftey-
noon by taking Paris green. Her husband stated
that he returned from his work at six O'Clock ana
found her IN great agony and almost unconscio Gus.
Investiga lon revealed the tact that she had few
hours previous taken large dose OF the deadly
poison. physician was Immediately summoned
as the uniortuDate woman soon breathed ner last.
No cause can be assigned for the rash act. The
body was removed TO the dead house aud Coroner
Woltman notifad-s
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
NOTICE 70 MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains are in
formed that by elegraphng to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street. the arrivals and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad OF
American and AL foreign vessels trading with the
United States, the will be cabed to this country
free of charge and published
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Swatara-The Croxct Island Party
of Observers Not Landed.


A telegram, dated Hobart Town, October 0,
received at the Treasury Department to-day from
Captain Chandler, commanding the United states
steamer Swatara, reports ali well, and states that
sne would leave there to-day. The party to be
landed at Crozet Island have not done So As the
weather was too bad.
ORDERS.
Lieutenant b. s. Richards is ordered TO tenn
porary DUTY on board the receiving ship Inde-
pendence, at the Mare Island Navy Yard. Acting
Assistant Surgeon w. ]. Cronyn Is detached from
the Constellation and placed On waiting orders.
PayInaster James A. Smith Is detached from the
Constellation and ordered TO settle his accounts
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
DEATH PROM BURNS.

JohrBrennan, OF No. 254 Tenth avenue, the un- :
iortunte man who was so severely burned at the
Twenfffth street fire on Thursday afternoon,
died ask O'Clock last night at Bellevue Hospital
The boy was removed TO the Morgue and notih-
catiouorwarded to the Coroner.
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

FORTRESS MONROE Va Oct 9, 1874.
Surgeon John y. Summers, who, Tor the past
three years. has duty at this port, has been
ordered to the Department OF the Platte, aad left
last night for Omaha. Surgeon A. r. Smith, who
relieves Surgeon summers, arrived here JESTER
day morning and reported TO General Barry for
post surgeon.
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
BUN OVER AND KILLED,

Robrt Meninger, three years of age, OF No. o21
Third venue, was run over and killed last night
by street car No. is OF the Third avenue line, on
the coaer OF Fifty-iith street and Third avenue.
Tae cCDRer has been notified to hold an inquest.
The New York herald., 1874-10-10


Railroad.
There seems to be strong probability tnat the
question OF the completion OF the Union Pacific
Railroad viii be settled in very few days. During
the term OF otfce OF Secretary Cox report was
made py q commission in regard to tnat road, In
which certain things were recommended to be
done to render the road complete as a first class
road within the meaning Of the act OF Congress.
The Rumors of Intended Federal Pro-
eeedings Against White Leaguers.
the Attorney General, being interrogated con-
cerning the rumors prevalent IN New Orleans that
he had instructed the commencement Of legal pro-
ceedings against members OF the White League
throughout louisiana said tnat he did not con-
s1der it worth while either to confirm or deny the
reports From this 1t is inferred there Is good
found alton for the rnmor.
The Alleged Ossge Murders.
The commission consisting of Frank II. Smith,
OF Washington city; Wilson shannon. OF Kansas,
and J. W. Smith, OF Arkansas, who were appointed
to investigate the facts relative to the recent
alleged murder OF FIVE Usage Indians by Kansas
militia have submitted their report to the Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs. They report that the
attack on the Indians was entirely unjustihable
and recommend that the United States reimburse
them.
The New York herald., 1874-10-10

schr susan Naeh Nssh, Roboksn fbr seoBlnstoA
Schr sarah Reed, Reed Philsdelphla for Hartford.
schr Hannah Brown, sackett orusers landing
Mr., for Providence
schr Annie T. Fye, New York TOR st John, NR
Bchr d lngraham, Nickerson. Phadciphia Tor raw.
pcket
Schr Orlando Smith, Perris Amboy tor Portchestsr
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
FATAL ACCIDENT,

Mar Ryan, aged sixtg-one years, residing at
No. g. East Fifteenth street, fell down a 1ighf OF
stairs n her house yesterday afternoon and Was
almos instantly killed. her body was taken TO
the Mgue and t5e Coroner notified.
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
THE PHELPS FORGERY CASE.

ALBANY, N. T., Oct. Q, 1874.
AIt having been secured in the Phelps forgery
case tJay, the Court adjourned TIL Monday after
noon lxS. when the ty1al will conAmAnAs
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
THE LINCOLN MONUMENT.
Redted Rates for Persons Desiring to-
Attend the Dedication.
SpRfNGFIELD, III, Oct. Q,

Arngements have been effected by the Com
mttteon TRANSPORTATION with nearly all railroads
East fest. North and south, for reduced rates for
persr wishing to attend the Ilncoln monument
dedicpon and reunion OF the Army OF the Ten
nesse which take place here on October IA and is.
Tnesaates, with an particulars, VIII be duly ad-
vertiA BY the various roads.
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

JohrSchmatz, OF No. &c Pitt street, attempted to
take i life last night by Jumping into the river at
the lot OF Deiancey street. lie was rescued by
OfceE5mlth, OF the Thirteenth precinct police and
lockednp in the station house.
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
Resignation Accepted.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9, 1874.
The resignation Of Post Chaplain G. W. Pether-
bridge, U. S. A., has been accepted by the Pres.
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwxHr, Oct s-saiied, snip Kate Prince Hamilton,
Tybee; bark Hereid Nickerson, Akyab.
Arrived 9th, steamship vaderland (Belg), Jackson,
Philadelphia.
BELFAST. Oct e-Arrived, brig saama (sus, samulin,
Baltimore
Arrived sth, bark Mzpah tBr). Cook, Quebec.
BREnERHAvES. Oct 7-Arrved. bark Argonaut GER,
stecngrsfe New York
crrrE. Oct Arrived, brig Tuba Cain, Stone, New
York.
DUBLIN, Oct s--sailed, the Exile, for Tybee
ELstNoRE Oct 7-Arrived, bark Albatross (Ger) Han
mes. New York for Riga.
GLOUCESTER, Oct 8-sailcd, bark Silver Cloud tBr}
Robertson United States.
GaKHrocx, Oct 9-saed, ship Epaminondas (Br,, Bro
die Pensacola.
HAyRE, Oct s--suied bark Halcyon, Hardie, New Or
leans before reported sailed sept 26.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 9-Arrived, ship Palawan (Br Scott,
New York: bark Kong Sverre Nor, Marco, do
Arrived sth, bark Severe (ltaD Caffereno Norfolk.
Sailed 9th, ships Fredlander, Fmmerson. New ork /;
Anstruher (r Pitt United states; bark Jacob AUS,
Dupa, New YORK.
MALAGA Oct Sailed, bark Dorchester Harrison
United states.
MALTA, Oct -saiied, the Ringeader. for New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct 9-Arrvcd, bark Slaboda aus,
Pcrissa New York
Arrived 9th, 2PM, steamship Algeria (Br, LIE Mcssu
rier, New York for Liverpool ~4
Also arrived 9th steamship Hcca (Br), Mckay Boston
(and sailed for Liverpool.
ROTTERDAM, Oct 7-saed bark Autocrat. hilbert,
United States,
Rouxs. Oct 7-Arrivcd bark Amykos tNor,, Abrethscn
New York.
TnlHsrx, Oct - ARRIVED bark Nicol Angelo GtaD
Scotto, New York tttttf.'-#'
Trailer. Oct s-Arrived, bark Jenny Queirolo dtaD,
Queirolo Baltimore. ..tst.##
LONDON. Oct 9-shiD Jorawur tBr) Davis, from New
York. which arrived at Liverpool on the 5til dragged
her anchors and In collision with ship Sansnar ell
tBr), Purdy bound out ana both received damage TO
rigging
ship Uncle joe Nichols, Bristol tor New Orleans
before reported r,turned after being aground
towed into safe anchorage.
An Austrian bark name unknown, mas been aban.
donea at sea- Crew saved and Ian ded at 1ralee.
Foreign Ports.
AsYrwALL, Oct f-Arrtved, steamship Colon, Dow,
New York s-l...
Sailed 4fh, steamship City Of Panama Lima New
CfKEfuEGos, sept l3-Arriycd, brig juliet q Clark,
Shaw. Pensacola. .+.....
FALnourH, y. Oct 5--ship Boynton, Nichols, from
Bangkok has been ordered 10 Bremen
. HALIrAx, Oct 7-Arrived schr Cambria CBr), Young,
New York '..5
saiied 3th, HM steamer Bullnnch, for New Orleans
Cleared 6th, sclir Win Jenkins Volt Baltimore
MArASzts, oct cti--Arrived, brig Sarah Emma mot Al
before reporied Carter st Jago and sailed "a tor Car
denas).
PAsAsA oct 3-Arrived, steamship Mohongo fro San
Qyssec Oct arrived, steamship scandinavian (Br)
Smith, Liverpool
RIO JAaxrno, oct 7-Clearcd Previous steamship Ma
sah 'arA~Naw orleana with lx0Q pAHs aoaaA
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
-
MISGELLA v EOUS 9.


4 PROMPT AND RADICAL CURE FOR GENERAL
"A Debty Loss Of strength, Flesh And Appet,fee ana
mSfPoPaosrafTE fsi on SODA nx,uns famous
tor and rcstorave tested and used or over - years
with perfect will MAKE ron eei ke e, NEW h
being, prico 81 and 81 per bottle; prepared 9niy py
WfNl;nESTER 1 Co, Chemists, % John street N Z.
1 BsoLUTR DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM piFFBH-
a ent stsfea legal everywhere: deserton, &C. sum
cieut cause: publicity requTed' no charge unui ~
yorce granted; ADVICE rec ... "a, p..s.-
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. BRooKLYN COR
- - Opon from A. ~ to I. NJ
On sunday from S to 9P. NJ
psoIurE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
Of different States legal everywhere; no pubcityi
aatat~ FREDERICK ]. KIM,
Counselor-atLaw 1868 Broadway.
:t< yHILDRgN's LIVES SAVED FOR 50 CENTS"
" Every OF Group can be cured when nrst tske4
bv DR.. TOBIAS' VENETIAN LLNIMBNT warranted ~
n years and never bottle returned. nen a.so mrn1
As1>p sfAsnai PaapA hpld By the druGasfA
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-11
OUR CHURCHES.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Elg eighteenth stree
between Washington and Walnut.
Preaching every third and fourth sunday
sunday school at 3 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
- X Is TRfMBLH. Pastor.
neutrality-suspicious. street.
Preaching, sabbath at 10i am. and a p IN
trsyer meet 3, Wednesday at u ?. m.
sabbath School, 3 PIN. j. NJ. Lnnsden, Su.
perintendent. XIV. III. TnAYER, Pastor
SErIlODIST.-Cor Eighth and w slnnt s,s,
pr aching, sabbath At II a.rl., and ! y. Ia
rriyef mooting, Wednesday, ~ pm.
Sabbith school, .. pm. l.. ". shllwcll,
.uuetintonGonI. RSY. j. l.. WALLER,
nU,tCH OF THE REDEEMER-tEpisoo-
forming prayers. Sabbath iOi am.
Lycning prayers, ~ pm.
sabbath School. am.
Rxv. CnAs. a. GILBERT, Rector.
I. PArHICKs CHURCH-Ninth It. and
Warrington Avenue,
Public service, sabbath $40 and lOl am,
Ne.pera, pm.
sabbath school, pm.
service every day, X am.
hEV. L. j. OHALLoKA.S, Priest.
T. JOStPH's acknowledgements, cor.
uer Of Walnut and Cross streets.
Mass, every sabbath at 10 O'Clock a. m,
Mas during week days, O'Clock a. m.
REV. G. HOFFMAN, Priest.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CuUHCfI-l3tb
'treet between Washington Avenue aud
" tnut street.
rto.ching sunday morning 4, 10 O'Clock.
sabbath school at O'clock D..
REv. &. DUkRsCuSEK, Pastor.
OtNG MES's CHRISTIAN ASsoCIA.
TiOS.--ksyulaT meeting second MONDAY
"arH month Al thoir room o,si nochu,h
o. . - ~ -
Neokly Prsyor meeting, EridIy, n pm, st
l.. ". sTILLwKLL. President.
ECOSp Mla-lDSARi BAPTIST
CHURCH. ---CyTagr sycamore aud Forty.
nr.t streets. Preaching Sabbath ~ II
O'aJcS a. IN. AL . O'Clock y. IN.
sunday School o'clock y. IN.
re church l. connected with the Illinois
A a.Osiatiou, 81 the fifi Missionary B4p-
ut church oil Cairo.
Rsy. SOLoMoS LEONARD, Pastor.
FRlChS METuODIsT.--Fou be
tween walnut ana Cedar.
services, -,hbsth, II am.
ssb5ath school, u pm.
Cas- meots al pm.
'COSD fREt WILL. DAP rIsT'--Fii.
tssutl street, between Walnut and Cedar
services sAo5h.t, Il and . y. ~.
REv. y. Kicks, Pastor.
RE WILL Baptist HOME MISSION
SABBATH 5LHOOL.---C IrneT Walnut
ini Cedar streets.
sabbath school, Q SIN.
'tsT FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
-GurTy's Barracks
Ss' y!ces, Sabbath II s.u1., Ppm. a y =. II.
REV. VIM KELLEY, PLstgf.
INST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
- edar, between Ninth aud Tenth 50.
Preaching sabbath, iOi SIN. and :. pm.
Prayer meeting, We inesdAy evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
sabbath school, II pm. JOha NanHaxter
aIl hrry stephens, sdperinJeLients.
RrN. 4, y. SHORES, Pastor.
Y.pND BAPTIST CHURCH-fouTtoenih
street. between Dods. aul Walnut. The
Ir.1 q syfi.t cAurc.. rgsa yl4z.1 . the A.
.,...as u.
t-ry. 1.. -.Sis.l. y -..a. . pa. .r.!- ia
Nvv IA~Js ENADLEY. IIGar
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-11
Ghr Bulletin
Publication once, nullesfa nuOafns
Washington Aveaus.
SATURDAY, JULY IL, 1874.
WHERE THE COTTON GOES.

England has nsw $4,000, 900 spin.
dies in her mills, with pc,rly 100000
looms, aud $4,000 workul.n. Next
comes the United States. with 5000.
900 spindlss France, 100000 the
German Zollverein, 4 100000, Of which
Alsac posscse, zoe, 900, Russia, 1000,
0O0 Switzerland, 1900, 900 Austria,
10000 Spain, ! 100000; Belgium,
100000; Italy, 100000, aud over 2.
100000 for other countriei. Accord.
ing to the report Of NJ. Alcan, made IN
1867, the number Of spindles used IL
cotton spinning was 50, $50 900, Which
number has increased TO G3, 20, OOc.
Estimating the amour, Of capital in
vested at 80 in gold per spindle, we
find that sG37, 900, 600 is invested in
the industry, and some 6O,OOO,0OO is
annually pnid TO 200, 900 workmen.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-11
STATE OFFICEnc.

goyernor--John l.. Beyenire
blcutenan t-tioyernor--
Secretary Of stAte--tieOrge L.. HaflOT.
Auditor OF State. r.. LippiLcOtt
state Treasurer--Casper Rrz.
Attorney tieneral-IAmos u. Ei-AN.
-upt. Public lnstruction-Sewto. Batemsn
COSGhEssAiES.
Senators-HieLzIl J. Ogle,hy and John A.
.bYAr.
Representative Eighteenth Disr!ct--isscr
lamcuh.
MEABERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
Representative IN the Both district.--
ohm II. O1orly, VIM. A. Lemwa and MAth-
!. lH-c0Ie.
Senator for the 10Th district. jesse Ware.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COUNT.
Judge-D. j. Baker, OF Alexander.
states Attoney-Pstrick II. Pope.
Clerk-t. :. lOcum.
Sherii-A. n. Irwin.
VIM. Msrtin-AsssssOr and Treasurer.
SurNeyOr-John l.. llcly.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge r. Bross.
A.sociates--J. Il. mcCrite and 5. Aarchl.
OH.
Cierk-Jacoh q. Lynch.
Coroner--John II. Go-sman.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-11
Prospe tus for 1874 SEVENTH YEAR
THE ALDINE.
An Illustrated Monthly journal. universally
admitted To be the handsomost period.
zeal In the World. a reprcsent atiye
AMI champion of American tastr.
sor FOR sslsiy COOK O.. Arws sroar

The Aldlne, while issued with all the reg
ulirity, has none of the temporary or time
ly interest characteristic of ordinary peri
odlcals. II Is an elegant miscellany OF pure
iight AMI graceful literature and u collec-
ton OF pictures. the rarest specimen of ar.
tistic skill, In black and white. Although
each succeeding number affords a flesh
pleasure 70 its friends, the real value and
pehutN 81 Ale -NlIisas ''iH h. .aa., annrerI-
tod after ithas been bound up al the close
OF the year. While other publications NAV
claim superior ehcapness, as compared with
rivals of a similar class, the hldne is an un.
lque and original nccption-alone and un
proached-aosolutely without concept"
In price or character.