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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-23
General Items

silver change at Robbins Music
Bazaar.
The time approache, when all the
boys of ,hi, city will have base ball on
the brain.
Tho Illinois Central railroad has been
doing an immense business during the
past three months.
The merchants and business men
generally are happy. Business has been
unusually brisk for the past three or four
day.
silver change at Robbins Music
Bazaar
The Office Of county treasurer. made
vacant by the death of William Martin,
will not I've filled. it H. said, until the March
meeting of county commissioners.
MIR. Henry Winter is working like a
Turk, and it is said by responsible men
that he will make things lively for hi, OPP
poncnt, for the mayoralty Of Cairo.
Mrs. Oakc, does not agree with the
better half OF the editor of the BULLETIN.
She goe, for that lady in a lively manner
in the last issue Of the Eo-''t', on the
woman" question.
Every who want, good cigar.
| should know that H. Meyer, Ohio LeNec,
keeps the finest brands. which he offers
To the public at the lowest living prices.
Give him Il call.
silver change at Robbins Music
| Bazaar.
The gazette says: Morgan, of the
| Shawncctown Gas,ftc, is of the opinion
that Col Taylor should run for the may
orally of Cairo. We have as many a
three or four times supported the Colonel
for that position, aud would do so again
checrfully .ifnot enthusiastically"
Mr.. William II. Marris, who will de-
liver lecture before the public at
the High School building tonight, viii
take for his subject, substance and
Show" Mr.. Marris j. quite favorit'
among the people of this city. and viii
Of course DE listened to by a large
audience.
, 1t ha. been suggested that, since the
ladic, of this city have gone into the busi'
nes> of lccturing, aud thus far have sue
cccdcd in bringing out larger audience:
than the gentlemen. the example be FOL!
lowed bv Mrs. Kor<mycr, Miss Thomp
son. Mrs. H. II. Candee, Mrs. jacob
Lynch. Mrs. Wood Rittcnhou-e and Mrs
Jacob Martin.
Mrs. ;. j. >, the pithy ,ponden
OF the Cairo Gazette. j. said 10 be prepar
Ing an answer 10 the last lecture on Two
man" which she Will deliver TO the pub
lie at the high school building before tn,
session j. over. II this j. true. and W,
have no reason to doubt that it Is. the pco
pie may looktor very excellent effort, n
the ability Of Mr.. :. j. =, as may be seen
from her communications to the Ga.cttc
j. certainly very great,
The Cairo G1-ettc, j. Sp aking o
Mrs. u. \. Taylor, who will, il is under
stood. enter the parochial school to IN
established by the Rev. Mr.. Gilbert, rec
tor of the church of the Rcdccmcr, of thi
= city. seriously objects to this action o
that lady, claiming that if SIZE accepts tn
position. She will be Obliged to resign he
| place n Superintendent of the Pnbli
schools of Alexander county, and tina
| she. having been elected for u specific
: time, has no right, in such n purpose, L
!
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To Axrra,a,e p,spcnsin.

introduce .Alconol into the stomach, and
thereby rob the dig sstive fluid OF it, solvent
pevcr. Siturate a piece oil bread and meat
with gastric juice, and it will dissolve.
This Is digestion. Add to such mixture
a little alcohol. and 1t will not III solve.
Ihisillustrates indigestion. Beware, then,
ye dyspeptics, of tinctures. iniusions or dc.
coctions con ainirg spiriluous liquors
Sbun all such rum "tonics," and rely solely
on DIR. Wake = Vinegar Bilters, the finest
herbal invigorant known, md free from the
fiery cur,c of Alcohol. 2-lGdSw-Im
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Grand Lunch and Concert.

llcufncr will give grand concert anil
spread splendid free lunch on WedneS-
day night. lie will furnish to his visitors
the best of music and have every season.
able edible on his table. On tap he VIII
have the late brewing of the City Brew
ery. which lleufncr. who is certainly a
good judge. says is really excellent--as
good ~ the beer of Best now on sale rs
Milwaukee beer. fIc j. sure all expert
beer drinkcr, will bear him ont in thi'
iudymput
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Taxes.

The attention ofthe public is called to the
{, that the CITY Council, by ordinance,
have directed the Collector 10 receive only
in payment OF the city portion of the taxes,
|. ga; currency Of thu United States. City
warrants will therefore no longer he re-
ceiyed frr any portion oi such taxes. BY
the provision of Section 1877, chapter l2O,
Hurts revision, the Collector is required
to collect and return all personal taxes by
the 10th of March next. This provision
will be vigorously enforced, aud tax payers
will take cue notice Of the tat.
AIEN. II, IRWIN,
1861 -as-ul0t Collector.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Notice of Removal.

Finding the present store room too small
tor our growing business, ! VIII, IN the
latter pa Of February, remove to the spa.
cious building torn rly occupied 10y Elliott
\ Hawthorn, where, with the increased IN.
,ilties, win keep larger sock OF Boot
and shoe. than ever before. In the mean.
lime, to avoid the expcnsc o. moving and
to prepare for spiing trade. ! will offer my
,nure stock Of winter goods at ACTUAL
.OsT Tms il BUSINESS. and great bar
gains are offered to the fortunate
4. li1ACk,
lg..l.2G-u City Shoe Store.
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NOTICE.
4 Splendid Opening for u Wan with
small Capital.

Having a complete outfit for boarding
and lodging from GO 10 20 men, in sub
stancial and comfortable manner. In good
shanties at the Government dixie IN this
neighborhood, and being now otherwise
occupied. offer for sale the said outfit to
a responsible party. Work Will COM
mencc with. the opening Of the river
Pay certain and at liberal rates. Cal
soon. T.. BLOCK,
Proprietor st. Charles Hotel,
5-2-23-6t. Cape Girarleal, No,
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Notice TO Consignccs.

lttNot- CENTRAL X. X. Co..
General Agents Office.
CAIRO. Feb. y, 1915.
On and after Tuesday. the 23d. con-
,ignees will bc allowed twenty-iour hours
to unload their cars. \ dcmuragc OF -
per day will be charged and collected for
each ~ hours. or part thereof, on all ears
remaining over. JAMES JoHNsoN.
2-23-3t General Agent.
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Local weather Report.
Dr. Pnrker's Lecture

4 large audience assembled at The
Liberal Religious Hall on sunday even
ing on the occasion Of Dr. Parker lee
turc. "Ehectuul Prayer" tn" address
was of u high order of excellence. We
iorbear extended comment. in hope Of be
ing able to present the lecture Ia iull to
orr readers.
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sherif's Sale.

10y virtue of three several executions To IN
ID directed by the clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF Alexander county, in the state
OF lllinOis--unc IN favor Of lianiel Price,
one Ia favor of Patrick Mocklar and
one IN favor Of Bernard McMsnus, and all
against the Cairo and Nncenue- Railroad COM
pany-- hive levied upon the following described
property, in The county pi Alexander and State
Of Illinois. tu-wlt Lots numbered one % and
two t2), IN block numbered twelve tl2) and
lots numbered seven ca and eight t~l, m block
numbered twcnty-three t1jl, In the First Adii-
ton To- the city OF Cairo iu the county Ut Alcx-
ander and STATE nf Illinois, ~ the property of
the said Cairo anti NinCennes Railroad company
which shall uilcr ut ublc sale ut the south
west door uf the Court nouse In the city oil
Cairo, IN the county ct Alexander and stale oi
Illinois. on the 2Btn day OF February, \. u
lsIi ut the hour of eleven o'clock, a. IN, lot
cash 10 -atisiy said executions
ALIEN VI IRWIN,
sheriff Of Alexander county, Ills.
Cairo. Ills. Feb .. 1853. 2l-2-4-wjt
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To keep peace in the family. buy Il
Charter oak Coal Cooking stove, with a
small quantity of Paradise coal, and YOU
will always De happy All the different
patterns-both wood and coal-iur sale at
rock bottom" figures. by e. ". iIcnd-
erson, corner Twelfth street and Com
mercial avenue. 2l0-lm.
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Table and Pocket Cutlery. and in fact
anything in the Hardware linc->uch as
Locks. Hinges, Files, Nails, Pistols, Caps
and Cartridgcs-can be had cheaper than
the cheapest by calling at my store, cor
ncr Twelfth and Washington avenue.
2-lO-lm (. W. HENDERSON.
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George L,ttncr corner of Fourteenth and
Washington avenue, will furnish he'eaiter,
svery day to his patrons No. lunch, be-
tween the hours of ten and twelve O'Clock.
Fresh Milwaukee beer and fragrant Havana
cigars TO be had at his | " at all times.
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Provisions.

The market i, steady and firm but not
animated We note sales of 60OO lbs dry
salt clear rib sides. lOlr: 1000 his dry salt
clear rib sides, l0lc; 1000 lbs dry salt
clear sides. l0jc: 1000 lbs dry salt should
crs, 7iGL7ic.
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II. schmetzstorn announces to his friends
and former patrons that he has opened the
DELTA BAKERY, corner of Nineteenth
and Poplar streets, where he will be pleased
10 greet them again, and assures them that
he can furnish the best of fresh bread, rolls,
otc. GENUINE RYE BREAD will be made u
specially. Try him again. i5-2'i2-lm
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Mr. T.. Fitzgerald has just received and
has on sale at hi, sales room, large stock
4 English ale, porter, ilcnnessy brandy
and wines, and liquors of all kinds. which
Lr Will dispose Of at reasonable prices.
lsO-9-2J-tf.
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Gns and steam Fitting.

Charles Il. Newland is prepared to DO ell
kinds of gas and steam fitting, repairing
pumps, driyin; wells. bell hanging, etc,
shop on Commercial Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. ls4-l-2I-iw.
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Nr WngIar's Lecture.

The Methodist church was crowded
to overlooking by our citizens on
sunday evening, on Which occasion
the Rev. Mr. Wallar repeated, by request,
his lecture on "l'hc Natural and the SUI
pcrnatural." The lecture j. certainly q
very excellent one, anG was delivered in IA
way which was highly praised by lis
bnarnr-
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aiiteti.

Fifty TO Seventy dollars per month.
Agent. wanted eycrywhcrr. Teachers, la
lies, gents, etc, cite. No capital or out
lay required. send 20 cents Tor postage on
outfit. TO -. &. WELCHNAN,
Il Irwin Station. Union County. Ohio.
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wanted

\ useful woman married preferred for
two or three weeks. A'Soa girl, about
urtccn or fifteen, permanently. Apply at
DR.. Wardncr's Cottage, be w en- Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets, Washington ave-
mo 2-lG-3t.
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Lamps! Lamps! Lamps!

For the million. aud the best grade OF
coal oil, to.bc had of CIV. Henderson,
corner Twelfth street aud commercial
avenue. 2-lO-lm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Use PARADISE COAL.
AFTER February ls,, 81 900 reward vii
be liven Tor fifty good paying day boarders
at the Dclmonico IIo,ei-Si u week.
l.2S-lm
Those using base-burncr stoves have
found just what they wtmt in PARA
Disc COAL.
--Gillet's Baking Powder for ,alc
everywhere.
Try Paradise COAL torcookmg.
--Gillct', Flavoring EXtracts-thc best
in use. and for sale BY nearly every gro
Ger.
Buy PARADISE COAL.
AFTER February LIST, 81 900 reward will
be given tor ity good paying day boarders
at the DelmonicJ Hottest per week.
All that have tried PARADISE
COAL will use no other.
Joe Roreker Is now in full control OF
The Washington bakery, and having learn
ed the want, of the public, is prepared to
supply on call al demands for French loaf
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found in first
cias- bak ~. lie maintains fui stock OF
conlectioneries, and can, as well as any
! other dealer In the city, I'LL all orders IL
that line. Cakes baked, frosted or orna
mcutcd on short notice, specia lattentiol
! given TO the orders of wedding or picn!,
! parties. l2-tf.
Call for the bcst-Gillct's Baking
Powdcr-ior it never disappoints the
/ cook.
Order PARADISE COAL from any
city dealer.
-Newly-i;ted, finely furnished barber
shop by George Stcinhouse, corner Com
mercial avenue and Eighth street, y, ar
OF pract &c have given him a light han,
that IN ,kes smooth slaye delightful NJ
VITO try nj once will call again. All tn,
lac daily papers are kept on his table 70
the b nclit o. his customers, and there /
no tedious waiting for turns If
Try PARADISE COAL, the cheap
est and best.
-Gillct'S Baking Powder-thc best il
use--alwayS reliable.
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Free from sulphur and other impuritic-.
AFTER February 1T, sl, 900 reward will
he given Tor fifty 2 cd pay ing day boarders
Al the Delnonico HOtel--Si a week.
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ArryR February 1st, $1,000 reward will
be given 'or tif good paying day bosrdcrs
At the Del. nlcU uotei--sIa week.
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POTATOES.

There isa steady demand for all kinds
but more particularly for choice seed va
ricties. Sales were &c barrels early rose
for seed, s. 5No3 IS; so barrels pink eyes
81 90; 100 tarrcl. sweet potatoes 81 ULr,
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CAIRO INTERCHANGEABLE.

Corrected Daily by T. VI stearns, commission
merchant, SECRETARY of the euro bOarl vi
Trade
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Good single rooms on the upper floor a,
the saint Charles can he had, with board
at the very low rate Of $50 per month
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For Sale.

4 good horse, top buggy, harness, sad
die, and bride, on reasonable terms. En'
qnirc of Dn, II, WARDNER.
2-ll-2w.
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AFTER February lst, 900 reward will
he gived for nifty good paying day boarders
1t the DelmonicO llotel-Si a week,
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED

TO sell DR. CHASE RECIPES; or, IN
largol by the Publisher a. Gis pages II con-
niu- over ? 900 household recipes, and is suited
T. all classes and conditions OF society. \
wonderful book and household necessity. II
sells at sight. Gr,,,est Inducements ever of.
ferc,l 10 book agents sample copies sent by
mail, post paid, Tor 81. Exclusive territory
given. Agents more than double their money.
Addess, DR. CHASE STEAM PRINTING
House. ANN ARBOH MICH. i5l-ll-2G-wlm
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New Bakery.

The hest for grates, steam or black
smithinp.
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APPLES.

There is little more activity in apples
since the change IN the weather. Prices
hold at quotations MI tlie markr j.
abundantly supplied. sales Were ~ bar
rels choice -: ~ hsrrcls choice - NNo-
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RIVER NEWS.

WAX BEr,grMESr, RIVER RErnRr,
Ipltfttafy ~ l-1J
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Cooking Stoves

The best in the State for cooking.
crates. stove. or steam.
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WANTED

WANTED -- SITUATION A. FOREMAN
w Of Job Printing office or News Room
uf daily paper; or the iofennanship of weekly
newspaper and job office; has ha some eNpe-
ficncs ~ local 'iiemiIer - Best reference.
Address T.. -. box az.
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Minier.s a.nIIcrN


open Friday and saturday, ONLY.
lGI-l-lG-if.
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100 dozen, 2lc: 800 dozen, 2a925c: 200
dozen, 23la2ic.
POULTRY.
The market well supplied with poul-
try of all kinds. The season for dressed
poultry is over. Prices are weak and de-
clining. ..a
CHICkENs.-Salrs were: ~ coops
SO 30; 2jdozen live - jtNs3 ~: ~ dozen
dressed 81 SOFAS ~.
TURREYS Sales were 700 pounds
dressed 1Val2c.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

l06.l-2s-dl0t
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Stocks continue heavy and demand
light; some dealers report prospect of
falling off in the demand Tor low grades
with the advent of warm weather. At
present the market is very heavy and
dull. Sales were 500 barrels 81 1903 80;
500 barrels So s0ls5 IS; 800 barrel, city
81 50,sG %: 800 barrels 81 O0GG 90.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-18
NEW YORK.

New York, Jan. 10. The bank
statement show decrease IN loans
and circulation, and an increase in
specie, legal tenders and deposits.
The increase in the reserve is So, $685.
375.
The grand jury yesterday visited
the penitentiary on Blackwel's ISL
and. They found VIM. NJ. Tweed
occupying a small, Ill-ventilated room
and dressed in prison garb. The room
formerly occupied by the prisoner,
was also visited. 1t is said by the
Herald that the room is such as the
poorest boarding house in New York
should certainly be able to rival in
furniture, light, space and comfort.
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The croupy cOugh-so alarming to
the ear and so dangerous to life-to
which children are subject, may be
Immediately relieved by admins
tering a dose of Hale's Honey OF
Horehound and Tar. When given
to child who seems to be choking
under the effects of spasmodic and
husky cough, the effect is electrical,
as many n mother will testify. In
fact there is no affection of the throat
or the lungs, short of the actual dis
organization of the tissues and MEM
branes, which it will not cure.
Pixies TooTH-ACHE DRoPs-Cure
in one minute. jlS-lwd&w
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Madrid, Jan. licking Alfonso gave
a dinner last evening To the members
of Cabinet and Diplomatic Corps.
A decree has been published reduc-
ing the punishment in cases of viola
ton of the ordinary criminal laws.
General Primo Rivera will accom-
pany the King on his visit to the
army.
King Alfonso will assume the chief
command of the army of the north
He will probably be accompanied to
headquarters by Gen. JoUellar, Minis
ter of War. Strenuous efforts are to
be made for the relief of Pampeluna,
and movement of troops with this
object has already commenced.
The King has signed the DEGREES
relative to the salaries of the clergy,
and declared that while giving sup
port and respect to the Catholic clergy,
he desires to firmly maintain religious
liberty as it exists in most civilized
countries.
The merchants of Madrid have pre-
sented magnificent crown to the
King.
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, jan l6.-The Repub-
lican Senators in caucus, this morn
ing, decided that the Louisiana debate
be closed to-day, in order to proceed
with the appropriation bills on Mon
day.
Representatives, Hoar, Frye and
Wheeler OF the Southern affairs COM
mittee, will not start for New Orleans
until tomorrow night. Binchback is
expected here on Tuesday. Promi-
nent Republican Senators says that
Pinchback will be admitted to a seat
in the Senate.
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Paris, January l6.-A circular letter
was resolved from Berlin few days
ago, which states that Germany, al
though wishing to respect the feelings
of the Spanish government, considers
that she is obliged to satisfy public
opinion and avenge the insult to her
flag. She is disposed to adopt the
same concilaitory policy towards the
new government which was main
tanned towards President Serrano.
therefore she claims from the good
will of Spain the satisfaction due the
German flag.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue and authority OF a writ OF execu ion
.arEmie c.unty. Wyoming Territory, In favor OF
Bon Schweickert (stephcu Bon and F.
Schweickert), and against the pro. erty of John
A, Fischer for The sum OF <l44 IS and costs to
me directed, have levied upon the following
described goods and ehattelS, lands and tene-
ments OF John 4. Fischer to wit:
Lots No. 4. 5, and in block No 49, in the
city Of Cheyenne. together with all the Improves
ment- thereon, known rs the old City Brewery
and Beer Garden.
All Of which properly l will offer at public
aution and sell 70 the highest bidder for cash
on Wednesday. February 18th, 1875, at ? o clock
p. OF said day in front Of the Court House
door OF said Laramie county.
Nj. pBRIRN
Sheriff of Laramie County, Wyoming Ter
Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory,
January l6,h, 1875.
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CHEYENNE WYOMING, MONDAY JANUARY s 1875

Bayonne, Jan. 1.-THE repor.s that
the German corvette Nautilus has
landed n party at Gerauz, are pro-
nounced false. The Carlists declare
that they would vigorously resist such
attempt They persistently deny that
the Gustav was fired on, and assert
that the crew thanked the Carlist
officers for the assistance rendered.
II is believed that the steps taken by
Germany will lead to vigorous action
on the part of the Spanish navy
against the Carlist positions on the
Guippiazacan coast.
Berlin. Jan. Is.-Germany will soon
have fifty guns on the northern coast
of Spain.
The Prussian diet was opened to-
day by Herr Campharezen, Minister
OF Finance. The Kings speech was
devoted to local affairs.
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FOREIGN.

London, Jan. l6.-A dispatch to the
News from Hend rye, says the German
war ship Nautilus has landed hun
dred men at Zarauz, on the Spanish
coast. who occupied the place after a
short resistance by the Carlists.
A rupture has occurred between the
First and Second Kings of Siam
father and son. The latter took refuge
at the British Consulate at Bangkok,
and disbanded his forces. A British
gun boat has left Singapore for Bang
kok to protect British subjects.
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LOUISIANA.

Clinton, Jan. lion Friday night
last, three negres encamped with a
wagon six miles from here, were at
tackled by white man supposed to he
Lawson Blunt, who shot and killed
two of them. A posse are in pursuit
of the murderer.
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~ Of wyoming State aArchi7ss & historical D.
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GRoCERs EvERYwHERE KEEP 1T.
Why? Because Dooley's Yeast
Powder has achieved a reputation
second to none for strength, purity,
reliability and economy. 1t produces
most elegant, light biscuits, rolls, &c.
and so exact are the proportions Of
each ingredient that the same results
follow each time. 1t permits no waste
of flour, Is convenient to use, and the
food prepared with it is such that it
can be eaten and relished by the most
sensitive dyspeptic or invalid without
fear of indigestion. Manufactured by
DOoley & Brother, 50 New Street,
New York, and for sale at retail by
all groccrs.