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, 1875-03-18

A LoNo BuGcY RIDE A gentleman
from our distant sister State of KAnsas
is visiting in this city for few days
who drove all the way from Kansas to
New Hampshire in a top buggy drawn
by a single horse. That is Mr.. Thop-
as Kinney, of Wellsville. Kan. Mr..
Kinney left the fertile soil Of the garden
nf the West an the 5th day of October,
He carried only what baggage he could
stow away in the buggy, box, travelling
thus in light marching order. His horse
was q native Kansas four>year-old
They started out in the early morning,
and travelled three days without incon-
venience. Then. for the first time in
in his life. the. horse was shod. Later
on the shoes were taken off and reset,
and afterwafd en- ronte be was shod
a second time. This was all the shoe
ing necessary. The roads were all sorts
Of course. and once or twice, on account
of rain and other. causes, Mr.. Kinney
had to stop over for day or SO at a
time. But he met with no accident and
accomplished the whole 1929 miles in
ffty-nine days. arriving at Charleston.
N. H., both hstse and himself, in the
very best condition. Nor,pich Conn.,
Bulletin. -
, 1875-03-18

7sGEN. Fremont AND HIS APPEARANCE.
Il saw Gen. Fremont in the lobby of
the House yesterday. He is now old
and bent. Bis facets deeply chiseleo
by the furrowing hand of time. His
eyes are slightly bleary; the cheek
bones stand as prominent a. those of a
Sioux chief. lion gray whiskers. short
and stubby, closely trimmed down from
the base of his jaw-bone. grow upon his
thin neck. His dark hair il yet dark
iron-grav, and is worn quite long. II
is combed well forward, and hangs down
in front of his ear. A well. worn beaver
sets well back upon his head; q bright
comforter; gray tweed light overcoat.
dark suit Of under clothing made up
the general articles of his attire. He
looks like whimsical, fussy old man,
and little like the hero of the Rocky
Mountaigs, whose pictures during the
Presidential campaign of 1856 always
represented him with long curls, in the
garb of Western frontiersman, charg-
ing apace upon fiery charger, breathing
the smoke Of bloody war. 1t is said
that Fremont is trying to get some al
lowance from the Government for his
past services in the West. Speaking of
claims in this connection, without car
ing to make another paragraph right
here. I wish to call attention to the fact
that the Woodruff has brought claim
for $780, 600 against The Government
for damages done by the United States
authorities for arresting and confning
after her publication of the Beecher-
Til:on scandal.
, 1875-03-18


lch;csoo Journal sums up this case in its
nresent sspect ~ follows: sai a'saeria
Ths vitpes,' chair in The Brooklyn
lC;tv Court was occupied yesterday by
Mrs. Francis D.. MCulton. Her testi.-
ronv was more important than thst Of
all the. previous witnesses combined.
she mt oplv confirmed what had been
said bet,re. but aided much that WAS
new. She was to Beecher yesterday
what he once called her, "a section OF
the day Of judgment. Unless her
testimony can be broken down, either
on cross oss-examination or by some other
means, the defendant must stand con-
yicted before the bar Of popular opia-
ion, of the crime charged against him.
She swore positively and circumstan>
tally that both Mr.. Beecher and Mrs.
Tilton confessed to her tho "sin'.
charged. Each protested that the other
was not to blame, and fboth declared
/
that thew. would never Town ur'' in
public. he saving he would commit
suicide first: and she that she would
..cr,f,ce her husband before she would
admit tho truth. Both pleaded their
families ant3 the cause of religion as an
excuse for perjury. It would seem that
Mrs. Moulton was always Of opinion
that Mr.. Reecber should throw himself
upon the mercy of the church; but if
he would not she wanted, as the next
best thing. that the scandal should be
sunn1ressed. She was afraid, as well
she might be, that in spite of them all
the "sin" womb ont, Il must be re-.
m+mbered that several persons had
learned nearly all the facts in the case
hetveen the fine that Mrs. Tilyon con-
fessed to her husband and the partial
reconciliation effected by Moulton. It
is in the nature of secrets, especially if
they involve crime. to ooze out. b. ~
Mrs. Moulton's cross.examination
Yesterday brought out the. direct test,-
mony more clearly, and developed no
contrad;ctions but it was incomplete.
It will be remember that in one Of bis
letters to Moulton, Mr.. Beecher e1 ;
pressed gratitude for the friendship of
Mrs M. "although," her AIDED ''ha
, 1875-03-18

h n Honest and courageous people
have very little to say about either cour-
age or honesty. The sun has NO ueed
to boest of his brightness nor the moon
of her effulgence.
, 1875-03-18

broke cut at - 20 this morning and
and lasted till IAN. II sis inpossible
now to give the amount Of the loss.
3 Tsoz, N.Y., March ~. AT Stillwa-
Eter ahis mornipe two stores nine dwell
inue soas ihotef and zone bridge were
btr.sd. Losss $4,000 bs.ss =
|1a BA1rrxoar, March r.. 4John'A Crit
I'm, o6olorsd, 1ns hanged nenr Bellaire
To-Day for the murder Of Miss Susan
Tayior INT Hartford County IN October,
1874. He made y full confession and
said hs killed her because she was the
cause os his being whipped.
WAshrsoroN, March 90. Senator Al
corn to-day changed his mind and will
vote for the admission Of Pinchbeck.
, 1875-03-18

CHICAGO, March H. The defeat Of
DR.. De Koveu, Bishop-eiect Of Illinois,
by the standing committees Of the vari-
Gus dioceses. apl ears now certain. VI
the q Committees heard from. IL re-
fuse to consent to his confirmation and
it is not thought to be possible that he
can secure . sufficient number of the IL
yet t, be heard from to confirm him.
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--Major ". i. sykes wa, in the city
yesterday on hi- way 10 y. Louis.
Mayor Winter, who Ia, been in 81.
loui, torEeycral days past, j. expected
home to day or tomorrow.
Mrs. T.. u. Nathu,s. who for some
time Ia, been ,ojouming in the northern
part ii his State. for the benefit OF her
health. will return 10 Cairo within "a few
day. aud will 60 from here to Crittcn-
den Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Il. Stafford are at
present -oiourning at Los Angeles. Cal
ifornia. They are contemplating Il visit
10 the \ yosemite Valley, and will return
to Cairo about the last Of August.
MIR. and Mr.. VIII II. Simpson, OF
Memphis. Tenn. are in the city visiting
the parent, of Mr.. simpson, Mr. aud
Mrs. !. :. Hawkins. Miss Lucic Il. lIaw-
kins, who tor some time past Ia, been
visiting in Memphis, returned 10 her
home in thi, city with them.
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--Pcachc, have become plenty in the
market, though they still command high
prices,
We are indebted To- Mr.. Hilton, of c.
\. u T. K. Il. for late lille. OF Saratoga
and other Eastern papers.
MIR. l.. :, Dewey, after having been
confined to the house with foyer for sew
eral days. wa, able to he out again YES
tcrday.
1t i, said that owing TO the scarcity
OF money. horses in this section OF coun-
try, during the coming winter, will sell
for mere >ougs.
The scholars Of the Episcopal sun
day school feel iubiant over the success,
OF their festival at the Rough and Ready
engine house Tue ,lay night.
Many Of our people. who have the
time and the necessary amount of where
with To take II pleasure trip, are making
thcir preparations to leave.
"A correspondent Of the Golconda
Hcoi6 i, sure the Cairo people are fun
loving clas,, especially when they can
have their fun 10y an excursion on crack
steamer
The water in the vicinity Of thi, OF
lice affords the Youngsters of the neigh
borhood much amusement. They may
be seen from early morn till late at night
fishing tor lccchcN with old tin cans,
! buckets, Nc,
There il to bc a negro base ball club
organized in town. The boys of color
! who are to compose the club declare that
| they will be able TO win the bali from any
organization, either black or. white, in
| this city.
The hot weather OF The past lew days
la. inspired the unemployed negroes
with a desire TO lay up out of the SIM,
and they may be found in every nook
and corner in the city sufficiently large
| to admit their bodies.
From letter received IN this city
/ from City Treasurer Blake, we learn that
/ that gentleman had. Tor several DAYS pre-
yious to the writing OF the letter, been
quite sich. lie was, however, az the time
ofwritjng, much better.
The johnson County IeoD,aa says:
Mr.. sam Jackson the other day sold an
eleven months old pig, which weighed Il
little over three hundred pounds. A
pretty good pig, that. Howic, the Cairo
/ butcher, was the purchaser"
The Union County Agricultural As
ISOLATION will hold their next regular
fair on the grounds OF the association al
.Ionesboro. on September 18Th, 18th, and
18th. The premiums offered are attrac-
tive, and will no doubt make the fair
one Of the best ever held by that society.
lesterday morning little boy while
running along the street, in me vicinity
Of this office, trampcd upon a piece OF
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liNt.l p.rsnnais.

---Delmonico:--Ni. Minnie CicitOn.
Chicago John :. klinclcltcr. r. Louis;
W. McCampbcll. wife and son. Bardwel.
Ky: !. i. Clark. NJ. r. Buclncr, HEX
man. Ky.
--Grlnd C"ntIal:-A. !. iIailcrbury,
Mound City; !. VI. Lee. Cincinnati: ".
f.. simpson. Caledonia John 4. FulNi-
lcr. Lexington, H.: ". \. Hardy. Gin
rinnati; Geo. \. King. Fillmore. by.
Planters -. True. Jackson. Tenn:
Henry Morris. Washington; :. Detllc-
field. Nmithland. Ky: Frank Mcndel-
,ohn Baltimore Loui- Porter. -. Louis;
Mr.. Jane Bur, Kansas City: Paul shoe
maker, 81. Lou,: r. i. johnson, 1t.
Louis: Mr.. VI. \. Tucker and son. Bal
lard county: Jas. Parker. p. m. Ballard
county: j. Yes.thoi. Ballard county
Henry Es,merrr. Hickman: Edward
Cainn, Louisville: J. NJ. Parker, Ballard
county.
st. Charles :-Tho-. :. Ubclar, phila-
dclphia ID. VI. Knowles, Denver. Colo
RADIO i. Gardner, ~. Louis James Nor
ris. Cape Girardeau II. i. Millar and
daughter, and Miss knti" VI. Guest, Frost.
Tenn. Il. \. Smith. Holly springs; l.. -.
Jabcs, Mis- Carrie .Iabes. and Miss Hat
tie Jahes, Chicago John Crandall. and
James NJ. Price and wife, Mississippi :;
Mr.. :. Thompkin>. Chattanooga: Mrs.
Susan +. johnson, Memphis VI. Harper.
Chicago :. !. Chapman. Chicago: COL.
W. j, sykes, Memphis.
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Dr. Williams. who len Cairo some
month, ago Tor the purpose of recruiting
Ia, falling health. i among u- once more.
Since his departure from this city hc la,
visited a number of places. but has been
most OF the time sojourningat Commerce,
Missouri, where. judging from the ap-
pcaranco OF the Doctor, both the diet and
the climate of that burg have been OF
much benefit 10 him. He j, looking
much better than when we last Jaw him..
The Doctor expects TO resume practice
in hi. old Office ia September.
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For some time past a negro man, living
in the lower part of town, by the name
of Bruce, la, suspected his wife of in
fidelity, and on Monday night he deter
mined To- iathom the mystery. Bruce is
engaged in working at night, and be-
licNmG that If he went home on that
night, knowing that his wife did not cX-
poet, him he could fully prove or di>provc
his fears. lie enlisted the services of a
friend, and together the two went To
to Bruce'> home. Bruce Effected AN en-
trance to the house without disturbing
the inmates, and sure enough his sus-
piCions were fully proven true, Tor in an
Olhcr room were found hs wife and Il
white mau. whom Bruce did not know.
lie however, soon made himself known
to the &c lroycrfof his peace, by "wlding
into him with the determination TO
"beat him into a jelly which he I'M
doubleday would have done, had not the
individual been too quick tor him and got
out of his road. A. it was, Bruce had
the satisfaction of 'hanling him ONE
good one--and the fellow dropped his
hat and run. Bruce yesterday morning
received word from the guilty party
saying that he deserved what he Bruce
had given him, and that Bruce should
keep his hat as present from him. He
also said Bruce should rest easy as far
as he was concerned, as he had made hi,
last visit to his house.
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The following j. a list of the cllarac-
ters pcrs ,nated by the mcmber, of the
Episcopal Sunday school, n their ic-tival
Tuesday evening
Bette korsmeycr represented a Peas
ant Girl.
Maud Rittcnhou.c. summer.
Lu IIagan, u Shcphcrdcss.
Fanny IIagan. Flower Girl.
Edith Wheeler. Il Flower Girl.
Katie Howard. Wild Flower Girl.
Ollie Schuttcr, n Spanish Lady.
Jennie Schuttcr. n Peasant Girl.
Clara Robbins, Peasant Girl.
Phlli- Howard. Il scotch Girl.
Tcna Woodward. Daughter ofthr Reg
iment.
Ellie Coleman. Scotch''ill.
Nellie Antrim. n Scotch Girl.
Cynthia Dean. Peasant Girl.
Mamie Lent. Flower Girl.
Ncttic Schuttcr. Anna Page.
Jennie Mckenzie, Rebccca at the Wei.
Bette Alba, a German Peasant Girl.
Lucrctil Lincgar, a Flower Girl.
Alice Wardncr. a Peasant Girl
Misses Fanny aud Lydia Pitcher. Ella
Armstrong and I.ucio Wilson, had charge
of the post Office.
Misses Lucia Frazier and Frankie Rex
ford attended the scale.
Nellie Antrim and Nellie -chuttcr. the
fish pond.
Mise, Josie Winter and Minnie ,lill
acted ~ cashiers.
Mis- Jennie McKcnlir bad charge of
the lemonade well.
The managers OF the festival return
their heartfelt thank to Mr.. Sproat for
ice, the Rough and Ready fire company
for the IL" Of the hall. to the band, and to
Mr. w. l.. Halliday for barrel of Hour.
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In yesterday morning. issue of the
BuLIIllN. We stated that a rumor was
alloa, that Deputy Sheriff Cam and eX-
Officer Whilcamp hat succeeded in ar
resting young Hutchinson at Fort Jcfler-
sou yesterday morning, but we have
since learned that tn" report wa, false.
sheriff Irwin left Cairo yesterday morning
for the purpose, We are told, OF helping
the two officer, named above in frrrcting
out Hutchinson. who the officials are
confident j. -om"H here in the vicinity Of
Island No. !. and tor whom they say
there /. no possible means of escape.
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CITY COUNCIL.
special Meeting Thereof.
Council CHAMBER.
...A L., LII. - rA.-

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
,NBo, ILL, July ~, 1875.
prcsent-Alderman Rttenhouse, may.
or pro TEN. and Aldermen Halliday,
Lancaster. Parker, Thistlewood and
Wright.
The mayor pro tenn stated that the OBJ
jcct of the meeting was for the purpose
of receiving the reports of committees.
fhe committee on streets. 10 whom
were referred the bids of W. n. Walker
and Jas. Ryan, for furnishing gravel Tor
streets. made the following report:
To the May or and CITY Council of the City OF
Cairo:
GENTLEMEN-I our committee to
whom was referred the bids OF W. II.
Walker and James Ryan, for delivering
gravel on the streets of Cairo, would re-
spccttully recommend that the contract
be- awarded to James Ryan for one thou
sand yards of gravel from the bank on
the Tcnne~se, river. six miles above Pa
ducah. Ky. Gravel to be inspected and
measured on the barge.
y. u. THIsILEwooD.
u. +. PARKER.
'HA~s J.ANtA~lEE.
Committee on Streets.
Alderman Halliday moved the report
OF the committee be received and I'll,
proper officers be requested to execute q
bond with Mr.. Ryan In the sum OF ono
thousand dollar, and lille contract. Mo.
ton carried ny the following vote:
Ayc>-IIalliday, Lancaster. Parker
Rittcnhouse. rhistlewood and Wright
&C
Nays--0.
Alderman Wright moved that ia,
Street Committee De authorized Ia pro
coed at once to drain any and All pond,
IN the city that might seem best in their
Judgment tor The welfare and health OF
the city. Motion carried by the follow
ing vote:
Ayc---Ilalliday, Lancaster, Parker
liiitcnhOuso. Thi-ilcwoOi and Wright
II.
Nay>-O.
On motion Of Alderman Wriah, coun
ell adjourned.
WN. FRENCH AXLhl.
City Clerk,
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VAR DEPARIN Esr, RIyEp krroUr, I,
JUly2s !s,5
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Obstacles to Marriaue.

Happy relief for young men firm the cf'
fccts of errors and abuses In carly life.
Manhood restored, lmpodiments to mar
rage removed. New method OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. 4lg
y. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam instl.
tuition having high reputation for honor.
u, lie conduct and professional skill
81 Id Il w.3m.
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SheriH's Sale.

pl virtue OF three certain executions 10 me Iii
ID rcctet by the clerk OF the circuit court OF
Alexander county. In the Stale Of
Illinois, one in favor OF Young Broth
crs n COMPANY, one Ia ENOr Of WI
liam Mchndcr, ana the other IN ia
vor Of Alfred Stafford, assignee ut NlcNnnder
IA irwin, aud all against John III Brown,
have levied upon the following described prop
cry, in the county of Alexander and STATE OF
northwest quarter of section SIN (o), IN township
sixteen tl6) south, and IN range one west OF The
third principal meridian; the northwest quarter
of the southwest quarter OF section thiuy-0ne
(ll In township fifteen 40 south and in raus.
west Of The thh,i principal meridian ;the norm
east qliartcr of the southeast quarter of sectinn
IA riy-.iN c. +, In township hilccn ll'l SCUM,
and ia range two 60 west of the thirl principal
meridian; lots numbered e(nto tN.(hl both IN
elusive 10 block numbered one %, lots number
cd Two q aud three (O, in block numbered Two
On lots numbcIcd one % To i've (al, both in
elusive in block numbered four a., lots num-
hcrc,i one (il 10 seven %, both inclusive IN
hlock numbered seven 10, lot numbered one ~
u seven % both inclusive in block numbered
eight (s) lots numbered two t2), three CD and
four 20 in block numbered live 90, lots num-
bered Two (l), four 20, i've 90, six ~ and seven
~ in block numbered six 90 in the town Of
Unity and all In tho county of Alexander and
state of Illinois as the property ot,he SAID John
II. Brown, which shall offer M public sale NJ
the southwest door of the court house In the city
Illinois on the fourteenth day Of August, \, ID.
lsT'. al the hour Of eleven O'Clock, q; ~ to
satisfy said executions. ALIEN. II IRWIN,
sheriff of Alexander County, Illinois.
Cairo, Illinois, July a!nd, $50
I-23-dtd
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Notice TO Contractors.

SEALED proposals will he received At the of
> lice of the Governor in Springfield, until
noon Of August 18th, 1879, AZ which time they
will be opened, in the presence of the bidders,
Tor the erection and completion of the
south Wing
OF The Illinois southern Hospital for the Insane,
at Anna, Union count y, Illinois.
All bids shall show the estimated cost Ofthe
materials 10 be trn shed and of the work tn he
done of each description in detail ~ IN III. ,pe-
ciilcatiom; and each proposal must he accom-
panied 10y n bond of one thousand dollars, sign
td by at least three sulrties The successful bid
der shall lie required 10 give u bond 10 tile Pco-
pie OF the State In the sum of iva hundred thou
sand dollars for the faithful performance OF the
contract. The boari reserve, the right To reject
any and all buds, ii deemed FOR the interest OF the
state To do So,
Plan, and specification, will hc on exhibition
AT the uliirc of the commissioners, in Anna on
or after july 20, lsii where II copy of the law
can be seen. Proposal, must he enclosed IN
sealed envelopes endorsed 'Proposals ior the
erection of the south Wing" and addressed 10
the Board of Commissioners tor the erection OF
the southern Illinois Insane Asylum, care Gov
cgnor ncvcridge, Springfield Illinois.
X. H. SIT RECESS,
II. " hLkER,
T.. MALONE,
iuiy Is, l,7'. 'omm -7ton'rs.
1-lS lot.
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RIVER AND WEATHER

RIVER AID WEATHER.
The river last evening was 30 feet IL
inches on the gauge. having fallen | -
inchc. during the previous 81 hours. \
heavy rain fell yesterday evening about
: o'clock. which cooled the heated at
mo-phere. The signal Office report gives
the stage OF the river elsewhere.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Indiana and Jas. -. Parker
wcr" deeply laden and added nothing
here.
The tall counter guard that ibid the
clerks in the office of Phillips whart-boat
from the gaze Of the ont side world. was
yesterday lowered 7 inches. and other
change, will be made that will make the
office more comfortable and convenient
than heretofore.
Yesterday, iust below Metropolis,
the jim Fisk received hail, and landing
She found two young men desiring to get
aboard. But there was broad belt of
bach-watcr between them and the boat,
too shallow in places tor the yawl and they
were indisposcd 10 get wet, SO Captain
Eyetts dispatched a couple of dcckhands,
who "tolcd' them in on their backs.
y passenger on board made fine pen
ell sketch OF the scene, which i liielike
and will be kept by the Fisk a a me-
mento of the high water of July, 1919.
VAR DErAWINESr, RIyEp RrPoEr,
IItlyl-
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andlord- o. hotels and boarding ho'I,es
sin hudit to their advantage to call upon
Mrs. coleman. Laundie--, No u Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
cial avenues. Hotel and boarding. .housc
washing. - ccnIsper dozen. fpi piece work
prices are a. follows; Single shirt aud coli
TAR. Toe: per dozen soc; socks ic; two col
ar, Be; two handkorchiei-, BE-; vests zoe;
and an geutlemen'- wear, Soc per
Aoz,n. Ladies' dresses, - 10 Doe;
.hirt- ~ - a0c; drawer, 10 10 iic; two
air nose So; two collar, ! TO lee. For la
dies plain clothes 81 On per dozen; for Ia
lies line clothes, 81 - per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered Pa
,rnnagc solicited.
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PlISENER at Louis lIerbcii's


Or. seth Arnold's Cough killer-'he
great cradicator tor all lung di-cases--a SUI
perior remedy to oil other medicines yet
discovered, in severe eases. + a sure.
quick, and perfectly safe remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat, whooping cough
group, and all diseases Of the throat and
lungs. Retail price, - and 30 cents and 81.
Any bottle that doe : not give relief may be
returned, and the money will be refunded.
Or. seth Arnold DiarrhTa Bal,am - and
20 cents. Remember it j. warranted. Ar
nold'- 1911 lou, Mandrake Pills, operating
wi:nont sickness and pain. Compounded
by Dr. seth Arnold Medical CORPORAL IN,
Woonsockct, Il. !. Sold bvPaul C.. ~cluh,
druggist, cairo, vi. '1-i.2d-in'
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lNIlIilsla,iIas.

Nh John ;. klincieltcr. OF the firm Of
John :. klincicltcr 4 Co.. marble dealers.
at No. 1870 Broadway. IT. Loui-, i, now
il the city -olici'ng orders tor grave
stones of all descriptions. II thcrc j. any
one in our city who may have a desire 10
purchase anything ia Mr.. Kiineteltcr''
line, they viii do well to call upon him.
H. T. stopping AT tho D'mouico.
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e." 4" Louis Hcr3err- Tor PiI.Sf.
NEn


10 ATTEMPT to cleanse stream while the
fountain i impure. Dyspepsia, complaint,
Of the liver and kidneys, cruptions of the
kin, scrolull, headaches. and al diseases
arising from impure blood are at once re-
moved by DR.. Walkers California Vine
gar Bitter. the great and infaiiblc purifier
Of the blood, and rcnoyator OF the ,y,tem.
the patient had no, delayed using it until
tho vitality OF his system was TOO far gone.
T.lj-dNwiw.
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Yesterday morning, between uinr and
ten @. clock. a couple OF nc2roc, named
Crook and Harris. had row near the
corner Of Fourth street and Washington
avenue. They made it lively in the neigh
borhood for few moments, but finally
shook hand across the bloody cha,m,
and now they are ~ good friends a- ever.