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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-18


jacob Walters anA Chris Anshua, two
Of eur wsll-known butchers have $50
cisesd togsther and under the arm nsne
Of Jacob Wslten 4 Co., have opened .
u,sas maflst on the north side Of Eighth
susee. in rhu Howsrtls old stand. This
viii b . Arst-class market In every re-
spset ~ ths names 81 The proprietors
Rssarsnsee-e MARKET where the choicest
Of cut meats, steaks, roasn Of beat, NUT
ten, port and veuison; together with
sausage, bacon. ETC., win be served out
70 Sustomsrs In Q neat and satisiactory
massse. An thelr old friends o. nsw 90
quainnnces sse invited 70 call and &c
tim. .t.-Es l030-n
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November TeSsm-NSalh Doy-JuugO
Dsoes Prssaaoog.
lin the case Of the People VI. Nancy
Mack, for keeping . house Of ill-fame, .
so!le was entered BY States attorney and
defendant discharged.
In the matter Of the People ". SarnI
W. Hester, for selling liquor without
license; change Of venue from johnson
county; defendant in court, jury impan-
nelsd; evidence heard and jury returned
verdict Of not guilty and defendant dis
charged.
The People ". George James. for
larceny Information Aled BY State's
attorney; defendant In custody Of the
sheri6 on bench warrant; put to plead ;
plead not guilty jury waived and trial
By court {; evidence heard; adjsdgsd 125
and costs and imprisonment In county
Jail for thirty days.
la the case Of the People ". Joseph
Smith, larceny; information BY states
attorney; defendant In custody Of sheriff
under bench warrant; being put to plead,
plead guilty, whcreupon the court ~
sessed zine against him Of $40 and costs,
and imprisonment In county Jail for
twenty days.
Here the court adjourned until
o'clock to-day.
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JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant. Signal Service, U. s. A.
New YePk store.
just received-
New Sugar Cured Hams,
New Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon.
New Sugar Cured Shoulders,
New Rock Candy Drip Syrup.
K.& O. Self-rising Buckwheat Flour,
best article In use--try 1t.
New Dried Corn. ETC.,
Mincc Meat,
Apple Butter,
Ounce Butter.
Peach Butter,
AA New Raisins,
New Prunes,
Also New Orleans sugar and syrup.
We offer the above goods at bottom hg'
ures. CHAs. U. FArIha q Co'
& 4
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II 10 now conceded that Mrs. Coleman,
the lsundress, No. II Fourth street. be.
tween Warrington 3 Commercial avenues,
has one OF the best conducted laundry 90.
Establishments in the city, and landlords et
hotels and boarding. houses viii find It to
their advantage 70 call upon her.
Her prices are - follows: Hotel and
clearinghouse washing, Is cents per
dozen. Fot piece work prices are
% follows: Single shirt and col
lar, 100, per dozen Go; socks 80; two COZ
lars. %; two handkerchieis, &c; vests 90a;
and ~ gsntlemsn's wear. soe. per
dozen. Ladie1 dressse, - 70 Doc;
skirts 10 70 -; dsawsss 10 10 lSs; two
pair hess b; two collars TO Zoe. For ~
dies plain dethss d % per dozen; for 10
dies Ans clothes, d y per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
ssonass collected. sS''ln
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c. KosA hes removed his boot and
shoe chop from the old stand to his
new brick building lone block below,
No. 90 Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, where he will
keep the hest home made and st. Loui
custom made boots and shoes, made Of
the best material good workmanship
and In the latest styles. All orders
promptly attended 10. 9-23-tf.
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WanseA

Wanee1
EveUbody 70 know thst the place 10 GET
A smooth shsve,
A good shampoo.
A fashionable hair-cut,
Or anything In thst line.
IL At the GRAND CsNTRAL BARBER.
SHOP, corner Eighth and Commercial.
N.e.tf J. 0BORGU STRlMaOUs8.
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Barclay Brothers, at "A Ohio levec, are
wholesale agents for the celebrated Elaine
Oil. For clear light and absolute safety.
IL Is the best oil In the world. I'll also
for sale at retail by al druggists.
1l.17.tf
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A. HALEY has removed to his new
store room. lis Commercial avenue, OPP
posite Winters Block, and next door TO
the Arab engine house, where he will be
pleased TO zee al his old customers and
A many new ones. 0-30-tf
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Pssom hsvisg cisessus needing pump
ine eut end rspelsine en- hsvs It does
peounp&ly aud = prizes 10 suit tie times,
By oiliag q J. 9. Ha~;tina. OFcss strsst.
IAGVe Z naa md pump employed all the
d. - - nnroooe, o-1o-tE
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KolsGeA Jackets.

We received this morning a new supply
OF Ladies' and Misses knitted jackets
with and without sleeves; also fine lot
Of chIldrea's bonnets. which We offer at
Q great inducemcnt.
HEnBRoN & We'll,
~ and IA Commercial Avenue.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


This Ne NV 6gls a. picture now be.
Ing produesd y Vim. Winter, the artist,
Of shis eley. Thsss pietures ere creating
mech in4nssst h III sls psinespal Eastern
and Western cltisS, being altogether new.
They ere unlike photographs. being
raised and beautifully cnan,eled over the
entire suriace. soft In t0ns, but distinct In
The lights and shado. No eas who sees
them falls to admire them. or to give the
artist - order. We hsvo been shown .
number Of pictures Of well-known ladies'
and gentlemen ~ tbs city. end Aave no
hesitation In pronouncing them perfectly
splendid. We would therefore advise oil
Who take interest In such matters or de-
sire pictures. to call upon Mr.. Winter at
IL eallesy and sxamins isis work In this
NV heansh q the shadow-captsring art.
eI~r0
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Vim. Ehlers desires TO inform bis pat
rons and the public generally, that he has
now on hand large stock Of French and
German Cali, Kip and Morocco, and IL
prepared to manufacture, for store and
Office wear, the finest OF Morocco or Calf
Skin Shoes or Boots; and for farmers,
draymen and outdoor wear generally, his
French Kip stands above anything ever
offered In this market. His Lasts ere OF
the latest styles. and he can guarantee .
ut and satisfation to oil his patrons.
0.S-tE
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Col Law. Of Pulaski. Pulaski county,
desires TO take ten or = dozen horses to
winter at his farm. Good stabllag and
pastarc, Ut low rates. For reference ap-
ply 10 J. II, Astealf Cairo. III.
ll-le&e
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RIVER, wBATnsk AND BusiNsss.
The river last evening was IA feet on
the gauge, having riven Is inches dur
Ing the previous - hours.
The weather 10 very cold and ice
covered the wheels Of steamers that ar.
rived yesterday morning.
Business good.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Eddyville brought 10 tons iron
for 81. Louis.
The Evansville packets brought only
moderate cargoes.
Capt. John Darrah wss passenger
South On the vint Shipkle.
The EddyviIlc went up to Goose L.
land to pick up trip for Nashville.
The Vint Shinkle adaed al che
wanted here, and was well laden for the
| South.
Capt. Schenck's new steamer. Gen.
tennial, now being completed At Cincin-
nati, viii be 400 ton boat. ~
Capt. Hambleton hes contracted to
bsild Missouri river boat for c. X. Peck
and Doc Terry. She il to be completed
March 10. 1875. 1 .% WEt4
The receipts OF cotton At Memphis on
Monday last were 9. 326 bales, the heaviest
on record. The total receipts to that
date were lis, 5Ol bales.
The 4. +. Eckert lowed the dredgs
boat tn tha foot of Ahlefa tOw-heaal. YEA
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80 CHALlxNoR! 0pTG.
Sausage Maker. "Yus % - sA~s

To every sausage manufacturer Of
Cairo this challenge Il submitted on The
following grounds: That the Different
varieties Of sausage manufactured BY
koehler & Bro. are superior to any other
Cairo manufacture. The decision Of the
matter will be left to competent COM
mittcc, at Scheel's hall on Sunday, Nov.
2lst.
We make this offer In good faith, feel
Ing confident that better sausage than
that made BY koehler & Bro. has not
been and cannot be produced IN Cairo or
the State Of Illinois.
11-l6-Gt FRED. koEHLER & BRO.
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"CO1pSeeeeo sss"1
Only agency In town for Tanssky
ysast---best In use Wholesale and retail.
Resolved fresh daily by New York Store.
Il-l3-l0t
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A No. secondhand. seven octave
piano, a. sood ~ new, manufactured BY
Hallet 4 Davis, u offered tor sale ct I
bargain. Apply to
ETA. bURNITT,
lO.o4-lm. BulletiA OfnOs.
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FOR LEASE OR SALE.

"A number Of Lots on Lcvce, above
Twelfth street, outside fire limits. Also
q large number Of other Lots in different
localities.
Lands, in tracts to suit, near Cairo.
S-lS-N,
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Here Z

An improved fsrm Of forty acres, n.
teen miles from Cairo. uear Caledoaia,
ILL.,. will be sold or exchanged for house
and lotin Cairo. Address,
JOHN h. PID0BoN,
1l.lS-3s Caledonia, Pulaski county, III.
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\ UAn 0ua ever
TO Cowpsrthwait b PHILIPPE to try those
Gold Buckle ciyars. aSn
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RIVER NEWS.
R0Rn I.nnA


ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
Red Cloud, Evansville.
" Jao. A. Scudder, New Orleans.
+" Belle Memphis, Memphis.
Eddyville, Nashville.
vipt SAinkls, Cincinnati.
Charles Morgan, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
Red Cloud, Evansville.
Jno. A. Scudder, st. Louis.
Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
Eddyville, Nashville.
Vint Shinkle, Memphis.
Charles Morgan. New Orleans.
Glencoe, New Orleans.
" r. F. Eckert, Dickey Island.
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Lest.

A email memorandum book on the
cars Of the Mississippi Central railroad,
between Arlington, Kentucky. and
Cairo. III. Had name stamped on one
side. Any one returning the same to
the Arlington Hotel will be literally
rewarded. r. w. SrBnLlNG. i.
Nov. Is, 1878. 9t
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Don't forget to get your present Of 10
yards Of the best calicos before going
elsewhere, at Hebron & Wells.
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Dsomeu1eo Saloon. With tsn-pir
sllny. Shooting cutlery, and oil fixtures
p 49, % ~ sstablishnent. Eo'
sssn6 ofel1h qp'y -
l0-xL0 Ma. ASxIa CoyND.
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RP0oo0e,

A two-light ornamented gas chandelier,
with globes. Apply to Il. A. BURNETT.
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LYNCH 4 HOWLEYS
Real Estate Column

FOR SALE.
Several good Farms and 3, 600 acres Of
uninproved Lands In Alexander county.
-"winter's Block" and "Winter's
Row."
"A large number Of desirable Resi-
dences, and excellent vacant Lots, suita-
bic for business houses and residences.
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~Xx Amber and White rag stock
envelopes 1t the BuLLsTIN Office, printed
o 30 and ~ 90 per n.
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lecture delivered - early - possible, DR..
wardner, whose lecture night was Tues.
day, very kindly gave way for Mrs.
Granger, and will NIL his engagement
near the close Of the course. The lecture
committee feel that thanks are due the
Doctor for his consideration, and are
happy to make them public through the
columns Of the BULLETIN.
General Simpson, who arrived In
Cairo yesterday morning. WAS visited BY
the mayor, aldermen and . number u
citizens In the afternoon. In the inter-
view, the general said that he had ex.
pended mach Of the money appropriated
BY congress for the Improvement Of the
Mississippi river, and that the amount re-
maining In his hands was not sufficient
to warrant him In undertaking any rsr-
,nancnt work In the river at this point,
but that he would, II the work At Devils
Island could be laid aside, do temporary
work that would stop the further wash Of
our leves. He advised that some n,esna
be brought to bear upon congress thai
would induce that body to make an ap'
preparation for the Improvement Of thu
Mississippi here. He lett with his steamer
yesterday morning.
-On yesterday morning, about hall
past three o'clock, ~ Mr.. John H. Spears
an old gentleman Of hfty-hve Year, 0
age, mail agent on the st. Louls, lro'
Mountain 4 Southern railroad, was gotnl
| TO hia home, afssr aahiag biz "vss,"h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-02
The Mark cts.

New YoRK, Feb. 2.-Stocks active Money
,. Guild l34. Wheat dull and deeliuing. Flour
dull and declining. Coro dull aud heavy.
LONDON, Feb. 3 The receipts of wheat for
the past three days have been $1,000 quarters,
including II 900 American.
BALTIMORE Feb. va. IS, peelers Sc,
do. consolidated, 53s. w. Va. 6s lOs Cotton
firm and hrhc,, low midIlings l!3al45 Flour
quiet but firm AUD unchanged: Wheat hrlner
and higher for Western; n, v estern aub r
l25; No. DO I'D; No do: III; No. West
crn red 100; No , do. ll9; M. ) DO. Isl
PENNSYLVANIA red ll5al2l; Southern unchang-
cd Corn steady; Southern white IS ~; do.
yellow 1919; Western mixed ISL spot,
SO last half February. Oats firm;
Southern 67s6s; West IN mixed 66; DO. white
IS. Rye quiet and unchanged. Hay dull;
Pennsylvania and Maryland IS 1s2l Provisions
quiet but srone aud Unchanged Butter steady
with fair demand and unchanged. Coffee
quiet but firm at lSfa20!. Whskey nominal
at 9Gl 81
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4ESTkE.r Stiles.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF TRUST
4 executed on the "a day of December, 1873.
oy w. B. Swceton to me, l will sell at public
auction, in Wa~renton, on the SIXTH DAY
or NJ RICH, 1875, $ tract CT 1875 acres of VAL
LIABLE LAND sing near Thorouphfare sta
ticn, in Prince William county, the former res
idcnce OF Msjor Robert f. Mason, but now
owned by said Swecton. The i.nprov ements
are excellent, consisting of a COMFORTABLE
DWELLING and ou!buiIdings.
Terms % Sale: Cash enough to pay the bond
Of said Swccien for 81 39j o. with interest from
December q, 1873, and the residue divided into
three .qu.i inst. ments. payable IN one, two and
hree years from day o: sale, with interest, I'M
less ctacr te IN, are desired " said Swee,on
WILLli NJ u. PAYNE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-02

Scene I'll PeInSy lvania Leg !S!;sfurc.
New YORK, Feb. "A Harrisburg dis
patch Says: In The Pennsylvania House Of
Represent ativrs, tonight, Mr.. Taliey, Demo
Graf, of Delaware county, made a motion TO
refer petition OF ciiZans of Lancaster city,
contcsting the seat OF d. p Roscnu!lcr a
Republican, to the Cunluittcc on the Judlc-
airy. Th" Republicans raised polut Of order
that the petition Was not properly before he
House, that body haci.g NOT been legally or
ganz:i when The petition was originally intro
duccd Speaker Patterson d.cidct against the
Republicans, Thcu an appeal was taken. aud
his decision was sustain! 10y L large maj )rlty
Wolfe, Republican, al UIl"n county, raised a
further pUint o.! oricr that it required two
thirds OF those present 10 take up the petition
und r suspension uf the rules. The Speaker
rendered an adverse decision and entertained u
motion 10 adj ,urn Wolfe sprapg to his feet
his point. The Speaker declared him cut of
order az no appeal hal been taken from his de-
cisiou, ana motion to adj )urn was not debate
able. Wolfe insisted that he was not out of
order, whcn the Speaker commanded him to
lake his seat. Wolf" refusing to obey, he
called mo rrqulsi:ion the services Of the Ser
ecant-at-A Arms, vino proceeded to EXECUTE
the order Of the Chair. The Republicans
biSscd tie proceeding and the Democrats APP
p!auded it, Wolfe continuing yelling at the
top Of his voice, until the Scrgeat-at Arms
,e.zed him. The bal! OF the House presented
scene Of iutiiscrlbablc confusion and the Re-
publican members rushed to the defense of
their colleague and wrestcd him from the
hands oil the Sergeant at-Arms. 10 the midst Of
the commotioo the Speaker adjourned the
House. During the melee pistols we're drawn
aud Tor ire it was feared that blood would
be shed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-02
Prince William CO., feb l-eols
{Ey Green L. Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.l
1 NGMMlSSlDNnHS SALE.-ln execution
~ Of decree of til" Circuit Court of Prince
William county, read cred ri the January term.
1915 IL the SUIT Of james t. Herrci plaintiff
W. l.. Is Taylor, III" undersigned Will offer for
sale nj pablo auction, on SATU RDAf, the
9th .iay .! February next, at eleven O'Clock A.
H., 1T Gainesville depol, LEat valuable TRACT
or PARCEL q La: d, sujacent to the said
hepct. between the IL. ynarkct turnpike and
the o., \. Il II. Il. K , containing By recent
survey 10! and HOW IL .ho occupation o.
James h. herrcli aiurt said.
TIE improvements consist of substantial:
well finished. and onvcl.ient ID w CLING 81
ROUSE, Is by - feet, fronting the Tho. III
roughi.rc turnpike and about 3OO yards from
G;si.c-vl!ie depot, lately built At cost OF S450Oi
TWO stories and basement; it contains 4 rooms in
ba>erannt; ! 'ooms, besides Il large hall, or first
Il por; ) ana goo: sized linen closets, on
the sc ond floor; fire baca, or arrangement for
stoves in every room but Qnc handsome en-
clCs Il pur, h or ombrn in front, and large bay
window in the Southe ri end an excellent We'll
81 putc soft water III back yard convenient out
buildings, snd @b2ul - choice, young fruit
trees. Don the premises.
Terms: O.c tenth oi the purchase money to
be paid in cash the remainder ir two equal
payments Ut one and two years, from the day Of
sale; the deferred payments TO bear interest, to
be secured by the 1nds Of the purchasers, with
good surely, ani retention cf title to the land
until SAID payments are made Ill full and the
and 10 be reso.d Ut the Iisk of the purchaser
upon Iaiiu,c to comply with telms Of sale.
Persors desiring to examine the property are
referred IL MIR. !lerrcli, VINO caG always be
!oud Gp Il III. PR 'Sa&, AMI VIII be z, I'd 10
&C. NEALE,
G. h >IHCLAIR,
Pr. Wm CO.. JAN ID cots Commissioners.
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TELES HApUIC NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE.
FROM WASHINGTON.
d OflSFtSS
Ongre>s
WAsnINGroN, b g., February 2.
EENhnE

WASHINGTON, b g., February 2.
SENATE
Thr Senate, to-day, considered The Iudian
Apprnp,ia; or bill, aud after the mcrning hour
beard Mr. Sergeant on the i uisiaua question.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Ia the House of Representatives the Com
nittee on Rules reported the rule Introduced
yesterday by Mr.. Cessna to limit the time OF
dilatory motions
After some debate
Geu. Butler oppoacd the rule as too leuient
The old rules were madu in the interest Of the
slave power, to enable q iow men to control
legislation, as was tie two-hird rule to erabic
the slave power to select the Dcm1 cratic can
didate fer President There were but twenty
six days Of the session yet Remaining aud nine
appropriation bills remained to be passed, be-
sides mauy other measures This new rule
which permitted one days ti,ibu:teriDg would
enable the minority to delay ac,ion upon each
o! these bills Que day. There re but twenty
six days LETT to save the country, aud il was
proposed to give the minority hall Vt those.
Gen B. had by this time turned arouad ~ the
north gallery, filled with negroes.
Mr. Durham rose 10 q point Of order. The
rule required that mrmb=rs sh2u!d address the
Chair, and the gentleman from Massachutts
was speaking to the gallery Laughter.
Cen B. took the clerk 6 desk (applause) and
proceeded with his apeech.
Mr. Cox, Of n Y, responded that the rules
were made to protect the Commons and were
brought here by Jefferson to project The people.
As &c The ,wo-thir1srule it never found more ar
dent promoters than Mr. Caleb Gushing and
Gen. Butler, of MASSACHUSETTS,, in the Charles
ION convention. That side (D3mocratic) repre-
seutcd no; the minority, but the mn orlty aud
two-third. Of the intelligence and vu;ing power
ut The county. Let hia speak 10 the lazy
lazaroni 10 the gallery if he pleased. The time
would suUi come when the Ill orlly would
becums the minority and would cry III vain
for tie protection OF the rules.
Mr. BlaiGc (Speaker) supported the report
Of the Committee on Rlles against the Dcluo-
ccats aud approved Geo. Butler amendment.
The debate was continued By Nj. Lamar, Of
Miss, and Speaker Blaine, aud tie motion 10
sns,enel the rules adopted by 4 vote Of Isl
to 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-02

ALEXANDRIA INSURANCE COMPANY. The
annual meeting of the stock holders of the Alex,
audria Insurance Company was held at the
rooms of the Commercial Exchange this morn
Ing. Nine hundred and ten shares we're rep
resented The reports Of the business of the
company for the year 1874 presented by the
Directors, aud were received. By them the
condition OF the company is represented as
prosperous, all the losses having been paid, and
surplus remaining on hand The old Dlrec-
tors were unanimously reelected to serve for
the ensuing year.
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The New Brunswick Troubles

BATHURST, n. b., Feb. 2.-Anothcr dctach-
utnt OF troops numbering 100 men proceeded
to Caragnettc yesterday and another batch Of
rioters incli ding TWO women We're placed 10
Jail making total Of 20. All the rioters Tor
whom warrants were issued have been arrested
except one who is concealed near Caragnette
Eie Int Of the prisoners were committed for
trial. The excitement continues.
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Financial.

New York, Feb. 2.-Thc Posts financial
article says: The Stock Exchange markets
continue strong, and speculative shares are
higher than yesterday. Gold opened al l31
ruled at IS! until ll:20 clock since which
it has sold at l.I3sai and is now, , p u.
quoted at LA. On gold loans the rates Lave
Teen = per ccut. for carving to fiat. y
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Death Of Il Cashier.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Feb. Fra Dcis E.
Samuels, Cashier Of the Second National Bank
of Allentown, died last night after short i'll.
ness Deceased was Tor many years Prothono
tory of l. high equity aud held other positions
of rubc trust.
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Accident.

MEDIA Pa, Feb. 2-Wm. Howard while
driving pair of spirited horses to sleigh when
near Yves! Chester, the horses became uuman-
agcble, upset the sleigh, and threw the occu-
pants on stone pile. Mr.. Howard had his
skull fractured Mrs. Howard was severely in
jured and a child uine years old dangerously.
1t is believed that Howard and child will die
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-02
The TiItDu.i Trial.

NEW York. Feb 1.-The Brooklyn Court
was crowded again to-day. Mrs. Tton with
her female friends was early in attendance
They were soon followed however 10y the plain
tiff and his lawyers. Triton resumed his evil
dencc at the point where it was broken Utf
Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-02
Fire.

New YORK, Feb "A fire to-day at No. 9
Bedford street caused a damage OF s. 900 each
to stocks OF Jno. Weir, pulley and block maker
and Joseph Thomas, cabinet maker, aud &c.,
900 damage TO building
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-02

Mr.. Robert A. Jackson, of this city, says he
has copy of the book containing the secret
history OF the life of George ", the original
OF which is said to have been found 10 Louis
vile. He bought it from an English sailor,
twenty-five years ago.