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Death of Hon. p. Van Trump.

Hon. Philadelph Van Trump died at
his residence in Lancaster, Ohio, on
Friday, July 81, Of heart disease. The
deceased was prominent in the Demo
cratic politics OF our State for many
years and, was Il man Of excellent quail
ities. He WAS born ct Lancaster, O.,
November l., 1910; received a public
school education, learned ihe art of
printing and edited The Lancaster Ga
zette and Enquirer. was a delegate TO
the National Wing Convention which
nominated Scott and Graham in 1852;
was candidate for Senatorial Elector
on the Fillmore ticket for Ohio in 1856;
was President of the Bell and Everett
State Convention in 1860; was the Dem
ocratic candidate for Supreme Judge of
Ohio in the years 1858, 1864 and 1865;
served as Judge of the Court of Com
mon Please from 1862 to 1866, was elected
TO the Fortieth and Forty first Congresses
from the Twelfth District, and was re-
elected to the Forty-second Congress, as
Democrat. Judge Van Trump, though
an original Whig, became one of the
s1undest of Democrats after the break
ing mp Of his own party. He was man
Of ability and strict integrity Cfneifa-
anti Enquirer.
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Moulton said with great sincerity that
he still adhered to the opinion express
ed to the committee, that the matter
should have been compromised. He re
GREETED that the investigation had been
commenced. He said the committee was
an er- parte affair, and never should have
acted except with a view to effort COM
promise. But, continued Mr.. Moulton,
at happens that am here in time 10
testify if my evidence shall be requested
in writing by beth Beecher and Tiiton. .
He expressed regret at the present situa-
tion, but said, The affair has now reach
ell such 4 pass that all the facts must
come ont
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-08-07

Those who believe that comets bring
trauble in their trains, are sure precur-
gors Of war, famine or pestilence, will
not thank the Frenchman who has just
discovered another one. Coggia's comet
has gone, but Professor Swift, in COM
munication to TIE Rochester, Democrat
and Chronicle, says:
\ new comet was discovered at Mar
seilles, France, on Sunday morning
last, in the constellation Draco, the an
nouncement of which reached me this
morning. l began searching for it at
early darkness, and in few minutes
caught sight Of the stranger. 1t Is quite
large and bright for telescope comet,
and has a strong central condensation,
but, rs far rs could judge by observa-
ton both in the solar and lnnar twilight,
it has no nucleus or tail It is in the
fourth coil of Draco, and moves at the
rate of about one degree Il day.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-08-07

The Beecher scandal-or rather
the investigation of the scandals
evidently drawing to a close Beech
er has thus far failed to come to time
with his promised statement, though
it is stated that it will be made pub
lie in very short time. Whatever
he may say, will not greatly affect
public opinion outside of Brooklyn
and New York. Whether Tilton
has told the truth about the matter
or not, the widespread impression is
that he has told enough to warrant
the belief that the course of the
Plymouth shepherd-and perhaps
many Of his fock-has not hereto
fore been altogether lovely and
Christian-Hke.
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The latest intelligence of impor-
tance concerning the Brooklyn Seam
dal, is that Mr.. MOulton has been
instructed by both Mr.. Beecher and
Mr.. Tilton to go before the inves-
tigating committee and "tell all he
knows" which he will do on Satur-
day evening next. This, indeed,
looks as though the truth of the
matter would soon be generally
known. Mr.. Moulton, in his letter
TO the Investigating Committee ac-
cepting the invitation to appear and
testify, says:
II have endeavored to avert n calami-
ty which has now fallen upon all. With
the consent or request of Mr.: Beecher
and Mr.. Tilton have felt myself ready,
sorrowingly, to give all facts that
knowsabout the object of the inquiry of
the committee, and produce whatever
papers / have to the committee, and
leave copies of the same with them if
they desire it;-with perhaps the one
stipulation, that if was to give my evil
dence orally, or 10 be GROSS examined,
/ might bring with me a photographic
reporter in order that | should have an
exact copy for my own protection. Since
l am now fully released from ny conf
Dental relations to parties involved in
this sad affair, and since my only proper
statement must consist of truth, the
whole truth, and nothing but the truth,
/ see no especial reason why it may not
be made at one time-as we'll az at anoth-
er. But as my statement will necessari-
'ry include a great multiplicity of facts
and papers, / must ask a little delay TO
arrange and copy them. Accordingly,
I suggest Saturday evening August 8, as
an evening convenient for me to lay my
statement before the committee"
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A man living abont sixty miles from
Parsons, Kansas, -stole horse, A mob
went TO his house, as they supposed, at
night, and finding that the occupant was
in bed, they told his wife that they want
ed to see him a minute. So he came out.
They hung him to tree and then shot
twenty-five bullets into him, and left
him. The next morning they found that
they had got the wrong man, this one
being hardworking laborer, with three
Children, and that the right man lived
just next door, Chicago Tribune.
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An attempt is being made BY some
of the New York Journals to prove
insanity in Tilton's family. Allud-
ing to the matter, the Cincinnati
Commercial says:
1t has been discovered that ali I'M
Gle of Tilton's went insane over an
invention to carry eggs to market
without breaking them. The infer
once is we suppose, that Theodore is
insane because his eggs were sent to
the wrong market.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-08-07

The city Of Muskegon may now
be numbered among the unfortun-
ate cities, which have suffered this
year by destructive and terrible
"visitations. On Saturday morn
ing, August 1st, fire was started
by incendiaries, (said to be prowlers
with Barnum's menagerie, which
exhibited at that place on Friday
for the purpose of robbery, and be-
fore it could be suppressed, twelve
blocks were destroyed-a space of
one hundred acres in the heart of
the city being burnt over. The loss
was very heavy.
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Truly yOUTs,
"THEODORE TIITON.' .
WHAT MOTITO. 4 SAYS.

Frank Moulton arrived in Brooi, lyn
this morning. He said that an invit sion
had been sent him to appear before the
Investigating Committee. lie declared
that he was ready and willing to go be-
fore the committee if both parties re-
quested. He said that he had not ,eceiv-
ed letter from Mr.. Beeeher asking him
to go before the committee and testify.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-08-07

There are rumors that Gen. Gus
ter's command has had fight with
the Indians in the Black Hills. The
rumors are from Indian sources, and
the red skins who brought the news
TO the posts seemed to be greatly
troubled about the result of the ex-
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-08-07

The fine passenger steamboat Pat
Rogers, was burned to the waters
edge near Aurora, Ind, on We'd
nesday night last, and twenty-five
of her passengers were lost.
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Sealed Proposals.

TNHE Finance Committee of the Somerset
privileges on the Fair Ground during four days
Fair-October 6, Z, 8 and 9. Bids received until
o'clock p. NJ, September 5th, 1874.
For one Boarding House. to sell no drinks ex-
cept tea, coffee and milk.
One Grocery-To sell beer, ale and native
wine, cigars and tobacco; no eatables of any
kind, except cheese, crackers cakes and bologna.
One Oyster-stand and Trimmings.
One Ice-cream, Lemonade, cake and Coffee
stand.
The committee will consider applications for
any other privileges until same date
The Committee reserve the right 10 reject any
or all bids and to settle all disputes. Address
Committee of Finance of Somerset Fair Box o.
Somerset, Ohio. MARTIN BERKEY.
ISAAC WEAVER
JNO. GALLIN,
July p, 1874. II COHiHifae-
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-08-07

North Platte, Neb., was once IA virtu-
GUS and happy town; not swear was ev-
er heard there, and the people just spent
their time in preparing for heaven. Now
all is changed. In an evil moment a
brass band was organized.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-08-07
J. ID. MKINNEY, M. d.,

physician AND SURGEON, tenders his
IL professional services to the citizens Of SOM
erset and vicinity. Oficc ON South Columbus
street, Somerset, Ohio. yin35
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n AND AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY, aud
IL &. II GuisingeT for the Homo and Farmer
kIre Insurance and New York Life Insurance
Companies. Offer In same room.
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PRICE A. GUISINCFR.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
OFFICE in old Court House, somer-ct, Ohio
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COrnS

H0rT1 c, are as useless 10 the cunnunity 5 as
wi AAO notwithstanding old maids, corn
er Ioaers ia large cities dishonest politicians,
no more Of aluXury than epson salts or castor
oil, and no more desirable for comfort than \
hedgehog is for parlOr ornament. Briggs
Corn and BuniOn Remedies AlleyiatOr and Gu
ratiye, eradicates cOrns, banishos bunions, and
cures ingTOwing nails, sore instcps, and other
obnoxious tOrments Of the feet. sold by skim
ner Bro, Somerset, Ohio. J. Briggs Co,
Newark, \. 35yt
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Somerset Grain Market.
stock Markets.

EAST LIBEKTY, August 5.-Cattle
rivals, Is cars; best sea 8 50, medium
s. 5G1G, common 81 75GJ 50, stockers
S3fq3 3 -. Bulls 3 G0G3 80. Arrivals of
Hogs IA cars; best 81 1907 so. Workers
S6a6 20. Arrivals of Sheep, 40 cars;
best S5(a ) 80, medium S4Gl4 20.
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NOtice.-All persons indebted to me
by note or book account, are respectfully
requested to call and make settlement
Immediately, as | desire TO close up my
business at an early day.
July 81. 15tf JoHN GALLIN.
Hams at wholesale and retail AZ
kEAIPF'S
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Everything usually kept in a first
class Drug Store will be found at Skin
ner's. If you don't believe it GO and see
for yourselves.
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PTT,ES Look at those feature. aud see

II
4A1G10 the agony depicted on the face
Ii cannot be helped while the trouble remains.
The sufierings from piles are Of very aggravated
description. You cannot walk with any COM
ease, and the suffering when attending to ma
ture is almost unbearable, and causes such a
feeling Of dread that IL is put off at great sac
rifice Of health and comfort, in many cases in
creasing the difficulty 10 an alarming extent
Use DT. BTiggs's Pile Remedies, according to
directions, 70 cure internal, bleeding, external
and itching piles. SOId Dy skinner q Bro,
Drugsistst, somerset, Ohio. y. Briggn n Co.,
Newark, y. Il.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-08-07

ONE MILE SOUTH OF SOMERSET
VfHIS farm contains la acres in a high state
l. Of cultivation and upon which are acummO-
dious brick residence, spring house. and never
failing spring, good barns with wagon sheds,
800 bearing fruit trees Of all kinds in excellent
condition. There are 30 acres Of splendid but
tom land in the farm, and the whole iE admlra-
bly vatcrcd. IL eau he bought for $50 per acre.
For further particulars call on or address the
subscriber, lotfS GALL.
July -, 1873. - SomcrscT. Ohio
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RUSSELL HOUSE,
Opposite Weaver's Store, Main street..
SOMFHSET, OHIO.

FINHiS HOTEL having been recently repaired
Il and htted up for the hotel business the pr,,-
prietor tenders his thanks To his patrons for past
favors and earnestly solicits a continuance af
the same; and with pleasure informs the travel
Ing public that he Is prepared Go, and will, fur
nish As good accommodations for man and beast
A. any hotel In central Ohio.
W. RUSSELL, Prop'r
April n, iA7a. VIM
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j. IL. MILLIARD. NJ. ID.
GEORGE PRICE,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. Office one
II door south Of Post Oliiee. somer.ei. Ohio.
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Z. r.. MAoRUDER, M. ID.

HIS professional services can be secured II
Il Il desired. Once 81 Drug Store onSouth Coli
mhuus street Somerset, Ohio. no. I, ly.
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It. SPENCER sTILLMAN,
SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.

NOTARY PUBLIC. Office in Matthew'S
~ building North ColaRpbus street. Somerset
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
FREE TO BOOK Agents

AN FL EGANTLY BOUND CANNAsSTNG
boon tor the best and cheapest Faimly Bible
ever published, viii be sent free Of charge 90 any
book agent. IL contains over 700 fine Scripture
Illustrations, and agents are meeting with un-
prccecdentcd success Address, stating oEpcri-
cncc, etc, and we will show you What our agents
are doing, Nutioai Publishing Co, Chicago, H.,
-. Louis, Mo, or Philadelphia, Pa.
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$1,000

$1,000 REWARD will be paid for a case
VAOON of catarrh, headache or neuralgia
which cannot be cured with Briggs's a leyiat0r,
pleasant, agreeable and never failing remedy,
If used according TO directions. 1t is n new
combination Of reliable ingredients kdOwn for
subduing the various diseases for which it is
recommended.
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orcs COSsUMPTION,-Thi fatal and
oO150 dreaded disease can and has
been curU,i. Dr. J. Briggs Throat and Lung
Healer is pleasant agreeable and sure remedy
for coughs, whOOping cough, Group, hOarsehess,
bronchitis, laryngitis, sore throat, asthma, con-
SUMPTION and all kindred diseases, Of the throat,
lungs, and chest.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-08-07
200 Pianos ana Organs

New and Second Hand, Of First Class Makers,
will be sold at Lower prices for cash, or ON in
stallments or for rent, In City or Country, due
ring this month, by Horace Waters a son, No.
4Si Broadway, than ever before offered iu n. y.
Speciality: Pianos and Organs 20 let until the
rent money pays the price 81 the Instrument.
illustrated Catalogues mailed large discount
TO Ministers, Churches Schools Lodges etc.
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And in view of this instruction from me
he hfs in turn instructed me to holi no
further communication with your conf
mittee except this present letter of cour-
tesy, in which | have the honor to bid
you farewell, in doing which ALLOW me
to add that the respect which l ain I'M
able to entertain for your committe as Il
tribunal can not help expressing for
you each and all as individuals.
Truly yours,
"THEODORE TILTON."
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
nRnINANNE 30. M.

Providing for the annual appropriations. for
she nscal wear cbding April aOth, 1879.
1le Il ordained by tbs city council Of the
.eCrJny /. That, for the purpose Of de
aying the necessary expenses, OF the cor
\ ration for the fisrsl year ending April 10,
1s75. and paying certain liabilities already
Incurred, the following sums, OF so much
n steot rs may he required. be. ana they
AZ hereby appropriated, fot the following
pi me ~,m o, ss.723 40 for the purpose
a. paying interest on sundry bonds OF tue
!. The sum of $3.50 for the purpose of
paving interest on bonds issued 10 Fox,
r. the sum of g. .lGo for the purpose OF
~ wing interest on bonds issued 10 the Cairo
a Il. Louis Railroad Company, iatcady ue.
li,ered by trusteeO
4. Tho sum of 500, FOR tho purpose ofpay.
In bond. due, and becoming due. before
a rii 30. 1S15
q. The sum o. ~, COO. to pay amounts We
rC!ycj IN loan from citizen, for vravclliul
Lace street. between 4th and litn streets
%. Tho sum Of 5000, to pay priu pal aus
interest on outstanding city warau,s.
=. The OF sum $1,000, to pay slintios -
vtriou, city Officers, Including the ponce
$. The sum Of - 600. 70 dcfray the cot o
building, rcconstrJgting and repairing eide
W Ais.
.. The sum Of 5000, 90 detray the COS
o. Gllrg and repairing streets.
10. The sum OF 2,jo0 10 be expended io
e. ainage purposes.
%. Tnssuni OF S2.Onl, 20 deiIuy The cy
Vsus,s ofthc board ofACalth, including d.
ID n Of hCIlth officer.
IL The sum Of 500, 20 delray the oN
d.u-es OF the Fire Department.
49, The sum oi $50 to deiray the CN
} nscs Of the city clerks Office and counc
amber.
ia. The sum Of s2i0, 10 defray the O.,
Icuscs Of city election.
H.. The rum Of : 600 10 deiray oNpon-
al city iail and dieting prisoner.
rs. The sum Of 500 20 dciruy the e.
lenses Of printing, binding and adyorti,iu
T.. The sum of 5000 ia pay FOR ga,
other light for use of the city.
H. The sum of $500 for contin9ol
fund.
iq. The sum Of 800. for expense cu
jectiny general warrant for 1874.
Approved July 18th, 1874.
WILL X. HAWKINS.
CITY Clerk
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ATTENTION KSGaurs.--A meeting Of
Asca!on lodge, No. 81, Knights Of
Pythias, will be held Monday night
6 o clock, at the Castle Hall Business Of
importance will be transacted, and full
attendance of officers and members is de-
sircd. BY command of the G. e.
john II. GossMAS,
X. Of r. and s,
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oRnINANCE NJ. 81.
WILL X. HAWKINS.
CITY Clerk

I.st,iur and as,t. sing taxes for the year, 4
D., lS14, tor corporate purposes.
BE 70 ordained by the city council OF the
titN OF Cairo,
SECTION /. That the .un Of $4,000 !,
Hereby levied aud assessed upon the real
aud personal property within the city OF
.airu. subject 10 taxation, d. The same d. as
i,,.od Tor state and county purpose, for the
current year.
So. >. Tho mayor and city lork 81 said
.ify oi Cairo. shall, on or before the second
TUESDAY loo August. 1874. certify 10 Nc
county clerk OF Alexander county, that tue
lily Of cairo require, tho sum oi Sh.upn.
- be- raised by tlNation. for city purpu,r,.
SIC. :. The county collector OF said Al
Iy4u1or county. l. hereby authorized 20 re-
ssiy, lily orders or warrants, 100 payment Of
the laid city taxes. to extent Of one-hgu Of
1ls total amounts collected from all person,
and bodies corporate
SEA- II shall be the duty OF the city
treasurer. whenever the county collector OF
said Alexander county shall pay over
20 him city taxes m money, so apportiOn
the same among the funds Known o. Gene
RAJ Interest fund Fox, Howard & CO. In
tare-t fund; Bond Redemption fund, and
funl % pay amounts received IN loan from
citizens Tor -rIyelug Levee street, in pro-
portion a. the sum. appropriated for said
luu1. 81. 20 the amount 20 paid over 10y
The collector: and, When the sJid collector.
slSN pay over 10 the said treasurer, city
taxes Ia orders, o. warrants, 70 place Tie
umguut Of same IN tie Gcncral fund.
Approved July 18th. ia.
ions Woup. MAYOR.
Attest
Mrrr L ,v-t.fs-.
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AT All HouRs.-Wo understand that
on tho Hrs. Of next month the Dolmouieo
hotol DINING room will be open day and
night, Meal tickets will be sold at the
rate Of fifteen for i've dollars, thus on
abling those who wish to call for and get
their meals at any hour, day or night.
The best tho market affords will be sup
piled, and boarders can order what they
choose. 75.7-l2-Gt
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a LITTLE sTOKr.-Rey. DR.. Thayer's
communication on Colorado rominds US
ola little story about Denver. A few
days ego an enthusiastic resident of tina,
place wRHed eloquent in describing 10 a
visiting irlens tho grost advantages Of tho
city. "Why, said he tive have nearly
everything here all We want to make
Denver paradise is water "Water 90
r.,orted his friend "why that ia all they
need in Ii; and | am glad Denver
is Ne vol off as that place" just 90.
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FoR SALE.-2Oo aozen one quart fruit
cans at " per dozen half gallon cans at
$ 80 per dozen, all Of good tin with
grOovod soams, manufactured and for sale
by \. HALEY, lGs Washington avenue
near Tenth street. 8g-7-l7-lm
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To REST Two OF the mos. eligable
and neat Office rooms with large anti
room and bed room, situated over my
store room, No. ll3, Commercial avenue.
7l-G-ll-tf u. AFTER
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Newspaper advertisingis the most energetic
and vigilsnt Of statesmen; addressing thou
sands each day, always In the advertisers
interest, and coaselessly at work seeking
customers from all classes.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-19

THE largest and bost-selected stock
OF FURNITU IRE for sale At wholesale
and retail by HENRY EICHHOFF, No.
ll5, Commercial avenue opposite Seventh
street. 7i-6.l7-3m
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For Two Months Only

Board
At the Delmonico Hotel at Reduced
Rates.
Boardsrs will do vol to inquire at the
office and mako arrangements,
76-7-l2-Gt HAkRY WALKER.
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A BAEGAIS.-The Store Fixtures, stock
of Quoenswaro' Cutlery, and Fancy Goods
Of PARsos DAVIS * Co., can bo bought
~ II worry low bguro, TO close out To
any ono deslrous of going into tho
Queensware business, thi. ia rare oppor-
tunity. For particulars call on, or adj
dress j, T. Thomas, Assignee.
7-l7.lW
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ENAScrATIoS CELEHRArIoS. - The
coming Anniversary OF tho emancipation
of slaves in the Wes. Indies, August lst,
the colored citizens Of Caro- will celebrate
in All appropriate manner. A Grand
barbecue Dinner will he s,,ved in
s,b..i.. g.rsop and .rso.bc. hv wall.
kroa, o,.,o,. vip h. ,n.3o 8, "a ,o,o.
noon and afternoon. within the hall
which vii be- appropriately decorated for
the occasion.
a cordial limitation - participate in
the celebration is extended 20 a.! the sur.
rounding country.
| The be-, brass tst! 8. Sg,lsfn
Illinois IA, been r-a.u-eg sr tie ,.,,.
zion.
T-..st,-. v.,f "a .rr,,r..., with al a.,
.s...,.l.e rss-..hmc,t.
.lry,,s,i5o. h,y. been extended g. som,
lsr,h. MOS, talented ,p..l,.r. IN n. land
Iautt.yr-.b,. ,,.g,e,. have sssn received
from mos. Of those who h,ye been in
] gItsH.. y f.Ir.s -naakaEa tghn Eavl
,o., ,,li.i,.4 =, s,.sL o,. 10 o.,..;a,
"a. H., F,.l p,',r., ,v..ai.,,..
GOV. Piaehb~aE, Of L1uisianai Hon
II. OJerly; Hon. ID. 7. Lincgsr, and j
J. Bird, Esq, Of Cairo.
Committee II Arranscments.-D. {
Scott, j. T. Allen WIN Malone, 5. Smith
snd J. Jennincs. 7-l'-ot
REsoLurIoS. At a meeting Of ia
Delta City Ere company. held last nigh
the following resolution. were unAn
nously adopted:
WnER4As. 1, il duo 30 tho friends an
cit,zsns OF Cairo. that wa should. in SON
way, express our appreciation Of their 81
desvois to mako our picnic and parsd,
on the An d july. such grand succe..
therefore,
Resolved. tina, the thanks Of this con
pany are rendered to the mem bers OF th
St. Patrick, Bsnegolen. Society, who a
cs,,al ~. i,yr,.,i., % i,i, "a -, 81
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FoE REST,-Houso on corner Of Elev.
enth and Walnut streets Largo and
roomy, good door yards ard ground. APP
ply on tho premises or Arlington House.
HENRY ELLIS.