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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-21
TIRE NEW COLORED SENATOR
FROM MISSISSIPPI.
" cksOurg TINE

|
Hon. IL. h. Bruce was born a .Iava &.
Innco EDWARD county Virginia, March
/, MAI. When about Twelve wears Of 8 -,
be came with the family TO which Le he.
longed TO Mississippi, locating in Mar.
shat! county; thence the family wen. Ia
Missouri taxing the subject OF this notice
with them, where be remained until tbc
DreakinS out Of tho war. OF course. nj.
educational advantages werp limited, Int
AFTER his freedom he attended tho wall.
known college u. Oberlin, Ohio. for brjcf
period. lie has almost literally been bis
| own teacher, az ho is, in tho strja,cs,
| schse, seif.inado man, or tho srcbi,,rt
OF ms own iortunes. Ar. Bruce ruturrsl
70 Mis'ssippi in the epring Of 1859, md
was appointed by General Anus a rrri.-
trar IN islthntChio county. Inls-g no
was elected serg contradictions of the San.
st9 over number of white and colors5
aspirahts' when there were but Cev col,r-
cd senators 10 thst body.
ne resigned tho position jas. named 10
accept toe office of Assoesor Of Eoliv,,
county, TO which be WAS appointed bv
po'' Acorn IN ISL At tho generl cloc.
I on OF the Emo year he YVES chosen sb.--
III and tsx collector by on overwbn,,n,n,.
majority. In November, 1872 bo ,1a,
made superintendent Of public schools og
BOLIVAR county, which petition D. LsIa
until June, 1873. Ito was elected "A com.
missioner Of toe leyee board for Enli,.r
Warrington, and IsaQuona counties IN |
Jahusry, 1872, and was reelected 20 ,bo |
same position in January. 1874. la No
Vembar, 1873, no was re.olacted ebsrl6 |,
ana tax collector Of Bolivar county with. |
out any opposition. Mr. Bruceisn batch. |
elorr and IN religion Is congregational. |
ist.
Ih"so iSeN cGn no. fan 10 ia crintorast |
oar purpose IL more TO give facts than IA |
indulge IN la,iefy. /. may. however, be |
repeated OF senator Bruce, in truth. wbat |
has been said by all who know BIN tbS,
IN every oibciM position ina bss shown
himself iosn Of integrity round sarso
aud wise discretion. Wa prcaict tina, mo-
WIZ not, IN the Sonstc of tina Tui,cI |
S'A'eS, conduct bimsolf ia u mepuer nm.
becoming the nigh position 10 which Lo
mas be9n elevated by his fellow cIii,sns
ppn' on the contrary, that he Will r.rnyn
.linse'I insn O. mark, winning orI .,
n,.nl"S the respect Of his associates N,
nluce "a worthy Representative OF ri,
,hc' ava we bespesk tor him caro-, ~,
honor and usefulness. '''' '''ee' 'i
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MARKET REPORT.


ME"ruIs, February 90 Flour iull
and declined . 7jG99 80. Corn meal in
light demand; holders firm nj 3 4j613 so.
FORK scarce and firm. Oats steady %.
Hay dull and nominal. Bran scarce and
lrm Lard dull ard unchanged. Bulk
meats dull and declined; shoulders Gi06s;
siaes 6G1sl. Bacon quic. and weak; shoul-
ders 'b@14; sides 0@o3
NEW ORLEANS, February Colour in
good demand; shipping brand. scarce;
NIX Gs@7E choice sag. Corn quiet,
white 7Gc; yellow ~ Oats In fasr de.
msnd, SoCG6i. Bran dull, 9il. Hay duh,
prime 20. PORK quite, l6. Dry Salt
Meats easier g., 3 -. Bacon duil, I, o..
~. Hams le0i2! Lard dull, tierco .
cy'si Kegs 10. Sugar fair demand, CON-
o. good lair to fully fair oIm1G strictly
PRIME 50 Molssses dull iair &C; prime
60. Whisky quiet, Louisans 90: Cincin-
ma io3. Cotoa quiet, from 2iI@2s,
Corn Meal better supply, lowor 3.1j.
ST. LOUIS, February 2o.--Ilemp duh
add unchanged. Flour dull and weak
with lev buyers Wheat firm and quiet
No spring 2o' No3 Rcd fall 81, No
y, bal ~. Corn firm, No 2 mixed
"tIGl. Oats closed quiet and firm atl7I;
No Z miNci IS. Barley dull, No choice
held vt SOLO lower. Rye stoady, No ..
s'N'S Pork duh and unchanged. Dry
sat meats DUH clear rio 7 :; clear tides m
sugar bids x Bacon dull; shoulders q }G2
Z clear rib > 4; clear . Lard quiet md
unchanged. whisky lower AZ 9i. Hogs
dull Of 9OCDj % packers lots,
CiSc1SSATi, February 2O.-Cot,cn
duIl md shade lowor. wheat dull ana
Dropping Mt 4oC9l 3D. Corn quiet at
l5s3p2 Osfs quiet and steady At IGGsj3.
bys hrm q: | 0l@i OF. Barley Gtfn 4;
iSIl at o8gl 80. Groceries steady. Oils
unchanged. Eggs steady. Batter 10 good
demand. Cheese firm. Pork dull aud q
shade lower at IL 75l8lj Lard dull ana
Dropping; stoam sold early at So closed
at ~; kettle Q. Bulk mcats lowor for
spot and active for future sales; shoulders
3 Tor spot or March; G, buyer for May;
y, buyer for July; clear rio, = Tor spot;
clear quiet and quoted a. 1901.
CHICAGO, February 20 Flour au.e,
ana unchanged. Wheat demand active
and advanced, No spring | 2lCGl 22l:
No2 lei cash; | l9i March; No 81 IA
al u. Corn in fair demand and Cd.
vAnccd, 81 cash 5,| bid for March; 5s3
April. Oats quiet, No a. cash; Az
March. Rye scarce and firm; No . regu.
bar s!l; fresh sil@sj. Barley duh and
dropping, No2 | ~; northwestern IS;
No 3 ljGG1ljS Pork ia fair demand bu.
lower u 9j Cash; II 90 March; IA %
April. Lard in fair demand At tho low
O.. rates cash or March - April.
Bulk meats quiot and weak. shoulders I
spot; D! April; 5 Il 7 3t@7 ga spot;
: 20 April 8 81! NAV; SO 60 cash;
So hpr'l--all loose. Bacon steady and
unchanged. Whisky Gfn %.
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Tue temptation to restore the .rankine
privilege is becoming too strong to be re.
sisted BY congress. A bill 10 now pend
ing IN the house of representatives, which
II passed, will allow the free passage
shro1gh the malls, to the press, societies
the packages OF seeds, cuttings, etc. fur.
nished BY the agricultural department
II is Affirmed that the old abuses of the
franking privilege, which operated 20
make Il odious and which were the c.,se
OF it, repeal, are made impossible bv the
provisions Of the new bill. Since il ia AL.
most certain that the bill will pass. the
people will be glad TO DO assured tina. tb;.
ha fact. However, rnemb ers of congro.s
VIII nave to excuse the demonstration. on
shs part OF the people, of little increa.
unity on the point. Momory recalls too
frsahiy how senators ana representatives
mAde the ranking privilege do tho double
duty OF carrying through the mails for
them all sorts Of private a, well a. public
matter.
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hESTUcKY held n democratic sta,e
convention, to nominate a candidate 70.
clerk OF tho court of appeals, in
Frankfort on Wednesday last. Sew.
oral speeches were made, in which
She present strength of the demo.
cratic party was eulogzed, and glowing
prophecies of victories in the fu,or, wers
INDUCED in. They were OF the old. nsvsr.
say-die. Enthusiastically, democratic kind
OF addresses, and brought tho APPLAUSE
from the neversay-die, stick-to-,he..hip
hearers. With tho exception of Colonel
breckenridge, one of the speakers. who
sa'd though "ths democratic party and lis
principles were as dear to him 81 10 anu
man, yet he was not one of those who
would never 20 outside Of The old rouii,o
oil party usage II by departure he could
accomplish fome great and desirshlo ,o-
suit. While he loved the democratic nor
fy, he loved the title of An American ci,i
nen more" none Of the Frauk,or, con
ventionists appear TO have roed Cd, nsw,.
papers to much advantage for tho Inst few
years Though "day unto day showe.b
knowledge, and night unto night utterelb
speech" OF a new dispensation in poli,,c.;
tho Rontucky democrats appsar to ho
blind 70 the fact, and apparently stand no
chance Of discovering it iii after the nay,
presidential election.
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New York,

New YORK, February 20 Tho in
vostisation into the recent forgeries OF
the Stock Exchange shows that the pspe
| on which tho communicates purpoftin,
to have been made by William orion. WA,
wv - tsiuohts room ana mat the Toledo
wabash and v sstcrn letter was not writ.
tcH on the regular paper Of the company
1t 10 thought some prlnter was employed
to PRINT the head lines. IN the Exchsnce
to-day Cleveland Columbus. Cincinnati
and Indianapolis oponed n. a and almost
Immediately fell per cent, but has since
advanced % per cent?
Tho transfer books clos. tD.nOrrovy for
the election March 81.
DAILY, the communist, who attempted 10
bll Major Pangborn, an editor in Jersey
Guy sometime ago has been sentenced 10
tho stata prison for ono year.
SHERIFF CoyKLiN
mas been convicted OF stealing three $500
gold certificates from one Mr.. Graft of
virginia, while the lat,lor was intoxicet.
Cd, and sent the to state prison fol i've
years
BASKRUPr.
Tho assignee of ilowes X Maov nm.
nounces that he will DO able to nav tho
creditors a. per cent about the ,ecoId of
March.
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THE NAGGk GRAFTON q.
WEALTH

AL
Tho rich Hebrew. j scoo S,ins, who 49,.
burned 10 ceeth with his wife ana a-o,,s
ter IN New York few DAYS MO- fsSh a.
~nys bsen supposed to be u millon,i,"
bus v has been fouod by his win tbst 1i hi.
personal property did not exceed Al "a coo coo
ana thst his real estate, which was l., ~ ~,
wilss name, was not worth MOI, - .,s
$4,000. Wesuspect tha. similsr r.vs,al
lions might be made in the case Of a s,s,,
many other men, 10 New York and o,b~,
places who are repu.cd nil,
honairee, 10 not nearly q. yros,
a. supposed by those who talk los.sin
aoout millions Some years ago whs4
there was IN Income tax which cornpciIsd
people 70 make revelation, sbout f Wnii
property. there was often much ,vrnr v'
expssAsAd At the statement. sworn " , n''
men whom everybody bad supposed q, " ny ~
snssmously wealthy. In many cs,,, ~ os
wsrs accused Of fslsifcation, and dnnh,y
les, some OF them were guilty OF h, 49,,
IN many other casss the SURPRISING stat
ments msAe were qu,ts true. II wa. ,ho
public who had formed exaggerated a.
OF their wealth, and not they who mis-.
rspeeeeDted L. There were more of tba..
rsvsIatloas In New York than
anywhere else.
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THE GENERAL ASSEM-.
BLY,.
TILE REGISTRY LAW IN che
HOUSE.
THE SOUTHERN ILLINOIS PENI.
TERTIARY.

special dispaetb To the It. Louis HrIubii-
cam
SrsINGrfsiD, Ills, February iS--llav-
ing so easily disposed of tho troU blesoma
revenue question for the time being, tho
House took under confederation House
bill S2t, which is u bill introduced by Mr.
Jones, for the amendment OF the registry
law. IL provided for n biennial registry,
just previous 10 state elections, instesd OF
annual, US now. The oljsct Of this
amendment Is, Of course, economy.
Hardly, however had the bill been read
when Mr.. Marsh offered nm amendment
striking o1t all after toe enactment clause
and inserting section rrpesliug tho
prosen, registry law. This amend
men, provoked discussion which
continued through The greater portion Of
the day. The notable speech in favor OF
The amendment was made by Mr.. Oherly.
Ho showed that the registry law costs the
state over 500. ouD annually, 20 lNv moth
ing of the Independent expense which il
entails upon each county. iIo declared
thst il not only does not prevent fraudu-
iOn, ~eiin~i 49, it encourages fraud. lie
pointed 10 the elections in New York and
Philadelphia as illustrations of tho work.
ings Of the registry law. Where tho re,.-
istry law is in force, there is tho most cor
rupt voting. The proposition to mako tho
registry biennial has no claims 10 consid-
GRAFTON. Under it, the registry would mold
good foe two years alter it's making
and in thi. time largo numucr a.! the
persons registered may have removed
from district, while numerous others
may have taken up their residence therein
The removal of the first affords ma OK
| cellent opportunity for "repcaiing, US
| their names remain on tue list. Tho now
cOmers must each make affidavit aud be-
put to much other trouble, simply lecau 40
they have entered the district otter tic
registration he's been made.
The principle speech on tho other side
was made by Mr. Connolly. II, ack nowl.
edged that the existing law is moro cx-
pensivo than useful, and as ho cor siders
q registry law a good thing, hc expressed
himself in favor of Mr. Jones bill, rs IL
Lessons the expense.
| Speeches innumersble wero made, but
nothing OF startling force, either Tor or
scainft, was presented. IT "a lHte hour in
the afternoon vote was tak0n on slr.
Marshs smondoient. and it was adopted
| by vote OF 6s to 30, Tho bin then went
into the order OF third reading.
THE nav rESIrENTIAEY.
SrRlNGFELp, February u. -- Mr..
Casey's resolution calling on tho governor
10 appon. five commissioners to locate
penitentiary in Southern Illinois Was q
pieca of hard work Tor the Senate this af-
ternoon. Mcs.rs. Henry, Noris, Casey.
Crews. McG!sth and Burke expressed
themselves IN favor of IL snd showed its
iemand. The Joliet peniten,iary has al.
ready too many inmates, and le-ge num-
lFrt rtY. IL 4. .,.l
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New Orleans,

EEw oeLEAHs, February 90 Tho
Senate to-day passed u joint resoiulion,
liqnidsIing tho city debt, and prohibiting
the issuance Of warrants or crrLihrptps,
except against cash in the treasury. The
e'li, drawn up under the sus pieces Of
the chamber of commerce, aud urged by
the government, reducing the city cxpon-
ses half srnilion year, was also carried.
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pIrr'hUEG. February 2O.--Kiyer falliro
with feet 10 inches
CiSClNEATI, February 2O.-River r,lr.
ing Departed-Andcs, Wheeling A
DfIsh rain falling over since dark.
NEW ORLEANS, February 2O.--Arrivo5
.Trnregoh' Cincinnati. Departed II. S.
Turner, CINCINNATI; Biamerck, 81, Jonj.
Cloudy and warm. 1''''
NASHVILLE, February 2O-Ely.r FAN
ing with * feet on shoals. f. has hnac
T@'"'hg s'nce noon. Arrived 49, ,,rapsfn,J
Upper Cumberland ~
MEMPHIS February 20 Tho ,iyo. 10
rising rapidly. Weather clear and cool
departed - Mitchell, Cincinnati; CIV
'ic"sourS, Vlcksbursi Amos, st. Louis
LITTLE Rock, February 2o--.Rsini,c
for the last twenty-four hours. and All
small streams are Hp, The river il rising
both here and above now fec. BY tL"
guage,
The steamer Camelia was rasoM AT too
city wharl by tho United States mArsboI
to-day to Lee Crane for $4,000 ebo vii
be put in the Cincinnati and Tcnuessne
river trade.
VIcEsBuEG, February 2O.--Up-- Mary
houston, Joth hllgour, Grost Republic !
Down - John Iolle Louisville, Giencn,
Arrived-Colorado and Il E Leo. ma |
weather is cloudy ard warm Riyor fail. |
ing.
Sr, Louis, February 90 Arrived 81
Joseph, Memphis; Colossal Kookuk D,.
pHrted-3olle Memphis, Memphis; Tom
Means, Oaio river. River falling slowly
Weather cloudy end mild with rain To-
night
EVANSVILLE, February Wea,bc,
cloudy and raining lightly; Morenry az
to "a. River risen one foot Up-OIick.
step and Fayetto Down-Sherlock
Cbarmcr Tarascon, Prairie City, and Lib
'rty' Business moderately good.
LOUISVILLE, February 2O.-Rlyer ri.en
inehes in the last "a hours ana ia now
about stationary with II feet inches in
,he canal and feet inchos in the Indian
'hutei raining hard all afternoon. A.
'ived-Andy Baum, Cincinnati: Go,res,
md bsrgcs, Now O,leans; Evan Williams !
lohn Deppold, Panther, Blackcn,o"r.
fischer, Oakland, Grand Lake. n "a
Wood ard Tom Reese, No ?. all Win
'arges of coal for P'ttsburg. nensrts I'm
Andy Baum, Memphis. !.
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jacksonville, Ills.

JACKSONVILLE, I'LL, February 90
The 'Na,iona! Crop Exporter will pub.
l'sh Tomorrow estimates IN relation tc
the percentage Of tho hay and Irish pots.
to crop Of 1873 in tho hsuda OF producers
on February lst, in the states Of Illinois.
lndisha, Ohio, Kansas, Mnneso,a and
Wisconsin. Tho following is IN extract
OF the main fcaiures ptesented
Inc states above named rro-
ducol last yeRr over nine
million tons Of hay Of which there wa: ON
hand, February lst, little over forty-
eight per cent. or about four and ono half
million tons. Illinois retains the ljyhteqt
per cen;ago--s triA9 lcsa than ior.y-Gyc
aud Wisconsin tho heaviest
nearly lfty-two per cont. or
lri"h potatoes, The stEtes above
mentioned produced ia 1873 some twenty
three and Vup-hAlG million hush.
eh' 1he amounts on hand now srproxi.
mates ton million bushels, or about al
por cont. relative 10 the proportion on
mana IN the several states varies consjd-
crsbiy, running rs low as % per cont. in
Minnssota, end reaching 80 per cent. in
hAhshS' 4As average prices of
wheat Hhu potatoes IN somo of the
states RELATIVE Y considered arc sonowhat
anomalous Ia Illinois thc potatoes aver.
Hgo hV7 cents per bushoi higher thsp
whe.ti IN Iowa seven cents higher and
IN Kansas ten cante higher. The pros.
pscts Tor iult IN Southern Illinois and
southwest Missouri are catering.
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'FEhEGR A HIS.
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
Nasf,inrtoii, u. G.,

WASHINGTON, February 20.--Tho Pfcs-
idHnt to day approved en- act authorizing
the Secretary Of War to ASCERTAIN the
amount OF expense incurred by The tori
torial authorities of Dako'ab for srms,
equipments, military stores, surplics,
aud all other expenses Of The volunteer
forces Of tho Indian war Of 1867
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The influence Of next falls elections,
oil in the dark as their results necessarily
are, 10 having a marked effect on Con-
gressionsl legislation this winter. Mem
bers who have had q taste of Washington
life and enjoyed the sensation Of hand
ling money earned in tho service OF Uncle
Sam, want TO 60 again, and hcsce ara ex-
ercising unusual caution in thel. care
OF the contents of the public
treasury. Some time since, it was be.
lieved, that Congress would aid the city
OF Philadelphia 10 her preparations for
the centennial exhibition, to the extent OF
several millions OF dollars. La,e news
from Washington are to the effect that
Congressman have sealed their heSr,s and
the treasury against the center NAL mana
gers, and that no aid need be- exrac,ed
from that quarter.
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indianapolis.

lIpIANAraIIs, February 20--A Glwcr-
log mill, owned ly Mrs. BOOKSTORE, at
Rockford, Indiana, w.' destroyed by ire
this morning Lc.s fron $4,000 to 500,
ouo. 10 insurance. Tho miller named
Nndorson sod young man named Rod.
dingcr, have been arrested and accused Of
having st ito to the mill.
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The Montgomery IAlsl ,Jou,,.Ir
lstss the following: "SiStsen yoa re-
a gentlewan and lady were msrrt"d a agG
lived Ms husband and wifs a., oIo nnu
months, when they separs,od Thad.
uh''',a uausn'er' "ss LEFT with tho mother.
who bias reared and educated her $50
sno ,opatston the parents have never met.
~ 20 ,ns aaughior eNor seen her father.
INV. .sat Wodnesdby, when the is,hor
we.s "s bs'gbboring town, whore the
nuV,n aha daughter reside, when recon
a',,,S..op wac had, and the father ana
years, were married 10 each other 49,
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TIE workingmen Of the country, of all
clssses and trades, ara organizing them.
selves into an order similar TO that of the
patrons Of husbandry among the farmers.
The organization, which is called the
"Sovoreigns OF Industry" and which first
assumed shtpe in Massachusetts, now has
councils" in Massachusetts, New Hamp-
shire. Vermont, Rhode Island, Connect
cut, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Missouri, Louisiana, Tcnncs.
see, Mississippi, Kansas, California, Iowa
Wisconsin and Indiana. Tho order, OF
society admits women to all ito privileges
whether as members or officers and dis.
claims political bias toward any party.
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4 pIE-RIrINt, MATCH

Tho people in New Mexico originate
some oarious societies. In Mcsilla and
Las Cruces they haye--or, it is said they
have - wins. aro knOwA Us tho " r.o-
Biter.,' composed Of persons who arc
passionately fond Of pias. So strong has
the rivalry grown between tho two so-
cietles that u challenge has resulted, and
the contest is reported TO have baen as
follows "rhe pies were 10 ts mlnco, and
one inch thick, Nosilla ts bite Gro. and no
bite to count unless it reached tho center
OF the pie Mesilla piled up nine pies snd
shut down on them without IN effort. Las
siasm among lis FRIENDS Me,illa
came up % the scratch or
bite manfully, and Topped bic lin
over dozen succcSsfuily. rods offered
on Mesllla Las Cruces, az this point,
sad Wen, i.is tino to stop this nom
sensoi hand me fifteen. They woro
gwen himj he smiled, laid the oack of
his hend On his shoulders, and came down
on the bundle Of pics like an alligator on
Ecalhlul Of flies. But hi.
tohIh did not come toretber.
10 struggled ard jerksd, but IL WIS no
uso. Three of his teeth broke md hi,
mold gave way. On examining, "A dog
collar was found in tie centor pie. and
Las Cruces had go. his tee.d tangled in
Tho buckle. Jack Martin, tho referee
decided in favor of Mcsiil4, on the pround
mat everything was fair in q inince
pio'
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DoUBTs are freely expressed rs to the
death Of DR.. Livingstone. Ror. DIR. Mof-
fatt, the Doctors fsther.in.law, says 1t ia
improbable that he could have reached the
place where he IL ssI ~ bova died
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Memphis.

MEMPHIS, February 2o.-Gcorgs
Lsndrum, son of Rev DR.. Laodrum, pas.
tor Of the Central Baptist church, while
hunting yesterday, eccidcrily sho. him
so'f in tho shoulder, irdic.iug u soyero
wound.
Andrew e. stewart, n we'll known
farmer, living ten miles Ca, Of Memphis,
WIS killed yeslerdsy ~ Ai. horse r'.ing
up and falling back On him
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Terre Iiautc. ind.
TEMPERANCE MEgrtNG.

TEnHE HAuTR, February ga very
largo, Harmonious and enthusiastic ten.
porsnce mooting was held hero Tonight
and was addressed by El.Licut .Noy.
CumhaCk aul X. &. Hobbs.
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irOndlOI,. fug,

u. :. Schcnck, American minister, and
4. q. Cattell, special agent of tho tGilel
states in Europe, will leave Liverpool t..
morrow for New York, Schenck expect.
to Ice absent three month";, his family will
remain here. Benjamin Moran, srcreisry
United states Legation will ac, n. minis.
ter during Schenck's absence.
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France.

PNus February 20.--Duhc D'Brog.i,,
minister of the interior, has sent "a circula;
60 projects, directing thom to keep watch
u-on those citizens VINO leave for Chisal.
hurst, on the occasion OF the prin . i'm.
penal becoming OF age.
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Augus'a.
TO ne Al,OLIsIiEi

AuGusrA, February 20.---Thc Senate
to-day voted II TO IL to abolish the death
penalty. -Four senators were absent,
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Liitic Rock, Am.

LITTLE Rock, February 2O.Uol. " ya,t
g. Thomas, editor Of tho Pine Blur Press.
q prominent journalist, died yesterday.