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Wilmington, Del, May G.-Wm. II.
Chadwick, proprietor of Chadwick's
Museum, was arrested last night on
the charge of numbering his wife.
The attending physician decided that
death was caused from pneumonia,
but owing to the rumor that she died
from wounds inflicted by her husband,
while drunk, on April 28th, the
coroner held an investigation, which
taken in custody while looking at the
CORPSE
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Pottsville, Pa, May G.-The reports
from the upper coal region indicate
constantly increasing outrages. AT
several places where the miners have
shown u disposition to continue at
work, threats and coffin warnings
have been posted around. Attempts
have been made to throw the trains
Off the track, and great damage done
To- property. At hate hour last night,
the railroad telegraph Office, at Locust
Summit, was burned by inceudiaries.
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Bridge Burned on the Erie
Railroad.
Foreign Intelligence.

Washington, May 6.-The President
will appoint Commissioner Douglass
to another Office of equal importance
to that soon to be vacated by him.
The President has signed the COM
mission of J. G. Parker, to be Post
master al New Orleans. Parker will
leave for that city tonight.
The Secretary of War has issued
circulars to the chiefs of bureaus of
the War Department, directing that
hereafter all circulars, professional or
scientific, papers, digests of opinions,
etc, which are designed to issue from
any bureau, be submitted for his in
formation and approval before being
printed.
The Spanish Government, to-day
paid Minister Cushing tn" entire
balance due on the Virginius in,
dcmnity, thus anticipating the pay
ment by several months.
The grand jury, to-day, dismissed
the charge against Charles A Dana,
for libclling Alexander Shepherd.
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Proposals for TrnnSpor-
tatIOn
HEADQUARTERS DEPT or THE PLATTE.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTEr AIAsTER.
Omaha, NeD-, April aIJh H..


X
Omaha, NeD, April tILh. no.
DROPOSAIS. in duplicate, with the suits
Il factory guarantee Of two responsible par
ties, not bidIers. that satisfactory bonds will
be given on award Of contracts, will be re
ceived 1T this Office hntil II o'clock \ NJ. on
"Wednesday. May ~, lsTj. at which time aud
place they will lie opened In tile pr,-s.-nct. u
bidders, T r the transportation durI = the
fiscal year ending June 81. lS7j. Of army
supplies, Hs follows, VIZ:
3d. % pounds more or less. FRONT hevenne
Depot, W. to Forts LRrami" anh FrtIrr-
man, W. I 10 800 pounds, Ilprr or less
Railroad to Fort FetteTman. " r: I.5r ga.
pounds, more or less. from Bryan. Green
Yer City or other station uu the Union
Pacific Railroad, 10 Camp StamhHuEh and
camp Brown, W. T.; $50 q pounds, mur,.
or less. from the southern term nus or tn
Itan Southern Railroad to Fort Cameron,
CHEYENNE sidney or North P.ntte ON tbr
at Red cloud agency, NtbTuSlSr Hnd lamp
Sheridan at Spotted Tail Agency, Nebraska
Separate bids. in duplicate, should I,.
made for the transportation over each route
and must give the rate per hundred pounds
for the whole distance over which IL Is pro-
posed TO transport supplies.
Bids for traus sportation from Chevennc DE
pot to Forts Laramie and Fetterman. aud 10
the posts at Red Cloud and Spotted TIL :
Agencies. Will also be received up 10 the
abuve-named day and hour, allowing for
difference OF time. by the Depot Quarter
master at hcyenne. w. r.. and bids for
transportation from the southern terminus
OF the Utsth Southern Ktilroad to Fort am
rrOn, by tue Depot QunrtcrmaSter at Ogden.
Utah, all to be opened at the time and places
named, In the presence OF bidders and for
warded to the hief QuRrtermaster, Depart
ment OF The Platte.
The right to reject any and all bids is re-
served.
Bids must be endorsed on envelopes, "BiIs
for Transportation"
Full conditions made known on upl liCa
ton to this Office. By order OF the lepRrt-
ment Commander
ALEN. ]. PERRY.
Deputy Quartermaster General
up27 dot
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Chicago, Ill, May 6.-The general
freight agents of the various roads
leading from this city to Omaha, and
of the Union and Central Pacific
roads, are in session here revising the
classification of freights TO California.
So far little progress has been made,
and the meeting will probably con-
tinue several days.
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San Francisco, May 6.-S. f. But
terworth, a prominent citizen of this
city, and formerly of New York, died
yesterday afternoon at his residence
here, after protracted illness.
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Novelties in Moss Agatcs. Topaz and
q her Native stones, as well rs exquisite pro-
duct ous from
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New York, May 6.-During a fire in
small house in Oliver street, last
night, one woman was burned to
death and another seriously. A man
and wife had each leg broken by
leaping from window.
Governm ent awarded million and
a half, in gold, at from 10 32-lOO to
10 394-lOO.
The specie shipments, to-day, were
SSSO,OOO, OF which $500, 600 was in gold
coin and the remainder in silver.
Advices from London state that
British Consols are / to / lower, with
U. S. bonds also a shade easier. This
depression is due to a collapse on the
Paris Bourse, which is generally con-
sidered here, however, as purely
local.
The specie engagements for the
Spanish steamer amount to nearly
5000, 900, mostly doubloons.
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London, May 6.-The bullion in the
Bank of England decreased E54 900
during the past week. The proper
tion of bank reserve to liability is 36s
per cent.
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. Frankfort, Ky, May 6.-The demo-
cratic state convention nominated
J. b. McCreery for Governor.
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Hornellsville, n. Y, May 6.-The
Portage bridge on the Erie r. R., said
to be the largest wooden bridge in the
world, and which spanned the Gene
see River and the Falls, was burned
last night. There will be no inter
ruption to travel.
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Bombay, May 6.-Cholera prevails
in the city of Baroda.
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ACAKp.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indi>cretious of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood. &c, / will send
"a receipt that Will cure you. FREE OF
Oh lhiS great Iemedy was diSCOV-
cred by a missionary in south America.
send n self addressed envelope to the HIV.
9"E tEy. eod-d& NBn
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DIR. Geo.

treatment consists in the inscriptions rejec-
ton of all ThuEe deleierious mineral drugs,
which, while they momcntarily remove The
symptoms, poison the blood and permanently
fix the diseases in the constitution, which form
The sole panacea of that unsc uDulnus horde OF
empirical charlatHns who fleece their unsus-
p%ecting but too confding dupes. and for their
solid gold requite Them with shattered cnnsti-
tu;ions, and uncomfortable existence. and the
prospect of an II timely and early grave.
Letters by mail enclosing fee, SIS, faithfully at
tended to.
Medicine provided and sent to any part OF the
United States
A CURE GUARANTEED IN CASES.
Hours OF consu tation from 0 a. II. TO 70 M. l to
} and 9 TO 2 p N. Separate receptions rooms 5.
T. y. boz, l7To. au-7d6m
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2,2S2,O72


We will insert an advertisement occupying
nne inch space ~ lines nonprreil( four
VV"e<sin the following y papers for SO, the
regular rates of which nre over SIS our
price being less than One-third a cent per line
per Thousand cirCu alton
Hartford Conn. Courant te o d.. Daily, 5 ?S3
WI mingtnn. Del. Every Evening. Daily .5,5I
indianapolis, Ind, Sentinsl, Weekly, S,HOl
AUchisou. KAN, Champion, Weekly, 5,HJ
Baltimore, Md. Gazette, L4ily ll.9oa
Springfield, Mass Republican q ODD
Daily, 1852
Weekly, 7.2l3
Minneapolis. Mimi. II hume. weekly, 5.552
Newark y j., Advertiser. lnilY. 6.Jn
Babylon. n. Y. Signal, weekly. 5,7a2
Troy, y. Y, Times, rally, 1851
Budget, Weekly, $50
Utica. n. y, Herald, Daily 1851
Weekly, $500
Cleveland, Ohio. Herald, Maily, 300
Weekly, lu,pDO
Pittsburg, Pa, Leader, q n w Daily. 1881
We-tchester Pa, Jefcrsoniun, Weekly. 5,lOl
G1lve ton. Texas. News Daily, S.fi4
Montpelier.Nt., Argus & Patriot. Weekly 5,S}3
milwaukee,, Wis Wisconsin, Weekly. r,u0O
1879
advertisements nppcpri in the weelkllcs four
times and in the dnilies p times.
address SEC =. ROwELL & 20, II Park
Row. \ Y. aug2g-Iw daw
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FRIDAY. sEPrENI. 10. 1875.

The platform adopted by the New
York Republican Convention declares
that the National debt should rpmiiu
in the hands of those who sustain
the guarantees OF the amended cDr-
stitutinn, and in pursuance Of the past
action of the Republican party and
its good results, the welfare Of the
coNnIry requires a just, generous and
f%orbearing national policy In the
Southern States; II Grm refusal to
use the military power, except for
purposes clearly defined in the con-
stitutiOn, and the local enforcement
Of national authority by those only
who are IN sympathy with such a
policy /; it demands huar-ty, economy
and efficiency in every branch Of the
State and National administration,
and prompt Investigation of all
charges of wrong doing, and sum
mary exposure, prosecution and pun
ishment Of wrong doers; heartily
commend the action OF all the officers.
whether of State or of the National
government, in their honest Efforts for
the correction of public abuses, and
pledge their constant and faithful
support; the guilty offenders in the
management uf canals should be
brought To punishment, and the exc
%cutive, under the powers already con-
ferred upon him, should suspend all
officers who have violated the law ;
further initiation Of currency under
any prcieHcs- whatever would be a
public calamity, the interest OF in
dustry and the common welfare, de-
mHnd the spedie~t possible return TO
specie payments; recognizing as con-
elusive the Presidents public declar-
alton that he viii not be a candidate
for denomination, and with the sin
cerest gratitude for his patriotic SER
vices, we declare opposition to the
election o. any president for n third
term ; the free public school system
is the hulwurk of the American re.
public, we therefore demand uuqual-
lheu maintenance ot tilc puDiIc school
system aud its support by equnl tax
alton I; that W" denoUnce AS Il crime
against liberty and Republican insti-
tutions, any project for IA sectarian
division or perversiun uf the school
fun of the Safe; the national I'D
ministrnl ion Icy its sicGdfast fidelity
tothr principles Ofcommurcinl honor,
by It's opposition to unsound financial
projects, 10y its calm avoidance OF
collisions with foreign powers, by
its reliance on justice and reason
rather than force in the settlement of
disputes. by its firm v]indicatiuu Of
national dignity aud authority, by
readily executing the laws and cor.
recting abuses, furnishing offenders,
and enforcing retrrnchnlept without
boasting and qstentatiouS pretensiou,
deserves the gratitude of the Ameri-
"a people, and adds lustre to the
service, in war, Of the distinguished
soldier and pat. lot who stands at lis
head.
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Wyoming Commandery No. l. Regular con.
clave first Friday in caeh month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. l. r. A. Nj. meets
uall, on the first and third Tuesday evenings In
each month, at = o CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 10, meets fret and third
Saturday nights in each month. at Masonic Hall
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DENVER, COLORADO.

For the treatment OF all diseases OF the Blood
and Urinary Organs, Female Complaints Hys-
Ie. les, etc. All diseases Of the Brain Epilepsy,
Paraly sis. DImness of sight, etc, Contagious
and skin diseases, Loss of Power, Nervous and
Physical uebtliIy, Spermltorrh9a, Senina al
Weakness, and all diseases arising from the in
discretion of early youth, GOnorhRi, elect,
Structure, Syphilis, Loss of Hair, Sore Throat,
Glandular swellings, Rheumatism and Cont.
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81 Marks church, Episcopal. Rev. r. W.
Hilliard rector. Snnd ) s~cryices. II a. nj. md
s .. IN. Sunday schu'l after morning service.
Seats free. All persons are CO: daily invited 10
attend.
Roman Catholic. ley. Jas. MeGolrich, Pastor.
Rev. Eugene Cussan. Asst. Church NONE
street, above Twentieth.
" Presbyterian Church, Rev. ]. Y. CowicS.
Pastor. Services at IL a. IN. and y. p. m.
Sunday School directly after morning SER
vice. Prayer meeting every Wednesday eve
ming at ~ o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. W. r. Warren. pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath at lila. m.
and Z p. M. sabbath school at 2M p. IA.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
public are cordially invited to all the services Of
the church,
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Pleasant and Profitable Employ
mrnt-"H enut fuIrF .r,haFmingr - on,
how lovely r. What are they worth - 81.
>uch are eXclamalionS n, those who see the
large elegant New THRONES produced by the
European m American { hr mo Publishing
GO. They are all perfect Gems Of Art Ma
one can resist The 'emptutiunl TO buy when
seeing the thromOS. CanvaSsers. Agents.
and ladies and gentlemen ont OF employ
ment, VIII find this the best opening ever
offered 10 make money For full particulars.
send stamp for confidential rircuinr. Address
F. L D & co TS Washington ST, los
ton, Muss.
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Hope Encam Smeut. No. ., I. o. o. F., meet
every I'd and 9TH Wednesday Of each month =
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. !, I. o. =. r., meets every
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
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GENERAL
Delegate an Congress,
~ Eoogu-u,n u q
TERRITORIAL onleen.

Territorial Omeers.
GOnsrHor-Jno. ". Thayer.
SscTstaFy-G. W. Preach.
Ja-nos u SaprsHss Court. W. Fisher
ASsOctGts JESiiaSs-JOs. NJ. Gzru5. r.. A. Thomaa
tP'f-s SfLsS JOAecsOT-E p. snow.
SuTueyOT GcHsnI- Siias Reed.
EeesUSE y PE6ite AOReys-G. W. Corey.
Reglstsr q. 5. LIND OG5s-S. IL Hins0r.
TerritOTidt TTeasHTsr-S. W. DJwHry.
IsTTitOriGl AHiit0T-J- II. HEyford.
F. L. Arnold.
CoInDItssf0ltsT Of P~eHRrHEdTy3 Charles HutIsa.
n. r.. Posi-.
Territorial LbTuriaA John Slaughter.
Commissioner Of LnlDtfgFuttOHT h. Jeffrey.
oupruattHdSHt o. IHSfTHc6sH-JOLu SiaughLE-,
DLstTeI AuOrHsy-E. +. johnson
CRnsd states COhaDgiGsiOh<r-J W. Brunsr.
Ct@rE n lf Judicial TfsfrIet-J. ". hsuner-
Hdrshdl-Gilbert Adams.
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Plans and solicitations drawn by an ex-
pcItcncet iTnughfsman. on short notice. We
Guarantee all our Work, rs we employ none
out nrsi-class wOrkmen. jy6 dly
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DIR. Geo. Walker

having for a numbe- of years ma e the above
muladies The subject of his speciaI study, and
moreover, by long and careful practice, modified
he treatment used and by euch
eminent men as Doctor RECORD, LAllamond, Val
deau, Nidel, Wilson and Others, as app led Ivy
Them in Cold and humid climates, 30 as TO exact
ly suit the altered state of the constitution OF
and semi-IropicaI C ~untIies, feels perfect conn
dence ia undertaking. the permanent ana efec-
tual cure of any Of the above diseases of how
ever long %stsuding or inyeIerare they may be,
with a certainty Of not only eradicating the dis
ORDER. but concurrenlly restoring the entire con-
sIiIutinn To perfect health and yigor.
The grand peculiarily of
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County Omcer-.

LARAMIE COUNTY.
Geo \ nrsper, Chairman,
''"'"'l'''0"F'' + Fl al Bis5.'
shs1F-N. }. GBsieu.
Co"siaGis-W. ay""r. c. : Doyoe.
: lsf,ss 81 ne fsdct-Ju". Slaughter, TN. Fisbu
gtsrE aad Rseornlr-reo. D stiHl svn.
YrrwHrsT-D. Tracy
PrOLJts Juags-D. 4, Tracy.
Prosecuting Ih0Fatg-H ". Coriett.
school SaI-rDtsBasht-F. ". Iii. lard.
Cgr0Asr-Ja Talbot.
iSssss0r-Ed. J. Morris
CHEYENNE CITY. ,
n. c. whipp'e, PrSs.tz Of. Mayo
John NeaioH.
Bird T~rasttsi John Il. Davis.
L. X Bre-nShrh,
Peter Hanna
CsrI-w. RIrhardsun. sr. Of. Assessor.
NdFshdL-G. ; Drvoe.
Prsasurer-IsaHe rTgman
An0rHsy-T j. Street.
SWyussor-A J. Parshal.
Police J0sacts -Iohn Slaughter, T. NJ. Fisher.
Mseuncs VI the Town Trustees Friday -ve1
Ing in each week. At the city Hal.
albany COUNTY.
Commissioner Sim II bur aSI,r.
Thomas Ai.op.
Sher!g-J. z. Bruphy.
justices Of ne Psacs &. y P p9,,er'
Clerk-J W. MrId-rm.
Pr,bais .yvRgs-G W. Ritter. tG-osteiO Treasurer.
PfOsccHiBg .IHoTheg-C w. hramri.
specialization OF SchcO9s-N. L. Andrews.
COrOHsr-Jame- Vine
LARAMIE T
Twn. Harrt-. sr. ONCE. MaJod
J. II finfrork.
B2Gpl Of TrHsis-st e. Gnlbrnith.
7 J. Webster,
lJainer Niu-.
Csrk-John Mel cod, e9-o1fcio Assessor
AgTshdi-M. A. Uauce.
JJedsgFer-L. ID. PeA-e.
AhogRfy-H"mer Nerrcl'.
Police JHSGco-L. b. Pea-e.
CAEBON COUNTY.
r.. Il. Adams, chairman.
Commissioner u 4 tlav.
II. II. BrRmmcr.
ShsJg-D T. Rgnnic.
clerk Perry J.. Smith.
Probdre JVRgc wnI. l. Ash.
AsssEs0r-B. T PNRn.
S4J~rHssndsHt OF Scho01s-B. F. Kinney.
swEETwATEL COUNTY.
co,,D,s.,o,,,, Y Wj, + S" kssn Chairman
Sherry p. A. McPhue.
ClsrE-A. Mcintosh.
Probate Judgs-la-. A. Brennan, sr. 81. TreAsI.
IssesSor- Nm. A. Johnson.
UINTA COUNTY.
CnpDissiosrIS Me- ell Brennan,
S~he{f-wniiam Hinton.
EeFk--A}L. q. Lee
Pr06ate Jndge-W. II. Remington er- Of. Treas.
Prosecuting AH0rHes-H. GaIbanati.
AssessOr--M. a.. hopkins.
.Surresor-H. Robinson
SRDsriHtsHdeEf Of S, h0olS-S. K Temple.
eIeT-Tbom Strcct.
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SheriF's Sale.

X Nliu, on ilrcc certain executions 10 me di-
,t,It' ny me clerk of the circuit court of
nnFNuhV'i county. in the State ~,
'l'H"i one IN Gyoi OF Young Rroth-
nn company, one in favor of Wii-
nHh nc Anlrr, and the other I'm IN.
tpi 81 Alircd y Stafford, assignee of Alexander
~, irwin, anu all against John II Brown.
nave ieNleh upon the following described pr1,,.
tity, IN IN" county of Alexander and Sint, nt
Illinois, to-wit; The northwest omayter or t,n
northwest quarter Of section sin (Gj IN township
slNlech tlhl south, and in range one west of IN.
JURY JURY principal meridian; the northwest quarter,
81 me southwest quarter OF section thiriy-nn.
{,ijp IN township fifteen % south and in ranur
set"i lne thlit principal meridian the north
,' I"M "I OF tne southeast quarter of section
nIIly-sM Cip, IN township fifteen Ci) s0uth
nilN ~ I"Se TWO ~ west of the third princinnl
heriunn lots numbered one( Dto iivcGjl both IN
cI"sNe ~ hl0rk numbered one %, lots number
cl TWO ~ and three %, ia block numbered i've
~, lots numbered one ~ To i've III. both in
elusive III block numbered four o. lots nun
i nsren one ~ 10 seven %, both inclusive in
niock numbered seven %, lots numbered one m
~ seven W, both inclusive in block numbered
clsht ", lots numbered two (2l three IN nnd
iouf 80, IN block numbered five (5l, lots n,Im
nefed TWO l2), four ~, five o. six % and seven
~ ~ DOCK numbered six 10 in the town of
un!ly, nnd All IN the county of Alexander nnI
~ "I1 " limos rs The property ofihe said John
H., ~ brown, which shall offer at public sale nj
VIZ southwest door of the court house in the civ
~ hniio IN me county of Alexander and State Of
,,IIihol,' ON the fourteenth day of August A n
~, al The hour Of eleven O'Clock, n. m Ia
'"lisiy said executions. ALEX. H. IRWIN
49,, sheriff of Alexander County, Illinnia
7-2j-dtd.
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LOGAN AND CUlIOM

Inc Logan-CullOm combination will,
from present appearances, control the
next Republican State convention In this
state, and again play upon the people
.he confidence game first played by Og-
iesby and Beveridge. Senator Logan is
not unaware Of the fact, that his vote
upon the Grab bill, his ardent and unrca-
sonable defense OF the civil rights bill, his
financial vagaries and his intense Radl.
caiism that has made him the apologist
"i mIsgoyernment ut the South and dumb
about the understandable conduct of
PRESIDENT Grant, have deprived him of
The confidence of many of his own party.
lie cannot play bold game-cannot
stand alone and dictate as he could sew
cruz years ago. He must receive support.
OF else step down and out of the senate
Dir. Cuilom, on his part, weakened nv
several events-by his failure to deyel-
ope any elements Of leadership In the
General Assembly-by the Dan Shep-
perd raid upon the treasury, and partlcu.
iarly by his non-committalism has de-
stroyed his, at one time, well-grounded
hopes OF becoming Governor with.
out entering into an alliance
with some faction OF the Radical
party. Logan has done too much, Cul-
iom too little. So it has, to all appear.
snces, been arranged, that Logan and
Culiom are to back each other. Logan is
to be nominated for Governor and Cul.
lon for Lieutenant Governor. Having
secured their election and a majority OF
US General Assembly. Logan is to be
elected Senator, and CuIlom become
uose,nor by stepping into the vacancy
occasioned by Logan's resignation.
inns unconstitutional proceeding sue.
ceeded In the Oglesby -Beyeridpe canvass
but Messrs. Logan and Cullom viii, ,,iI !,
they attempt 1t. The people will, wa
have no doubt whatever, deiea, ,,o,s
both at the polls.
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BLACK WOOD FOR lilly

The Leonard Scott Publishing Co.. n
barclay street, New York. have lust NH.
hshed the July number of Black,,ao,rs
h'ga'"e' The following are the con-
tents.
The Dilemma.-Part III.
| Paulo-Post-Mortcm.
| Under the mask.
Sketch Of Canada as il now is.
Abode Of Snow: Conclusion.
New Books.
Speke's Nile-Livngstone's Congo.
lIoralan Lyrics.
Modern sceptlcism ana Its Fruit.
VI liie serial, "The Dilemma We have
already spoken in terms of approval
anu we can only add that the old adage,
hch man marrics his trouble begins"
seems likely to be proved equally appli.
cable TO woman.
"Paulo-Post-Alortcm" is the ,od .oIc.
conmuning ola disembodied spirit who
has returned TO visit his former baunts.
where "all seems other than il used TO
SEEM
The mysterious story, "Under the
Mask" which appears to De the first part
Of a serial, tends to show how the Witch
craft OF the alchemist is rendered power.
'ess by the smiles ola young maiden.
HE sketch of Canada M it nowis" is
very comprehensive article Oh the geo
s'"p'i'ch features, resources, and GOV.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25
OWENS INSANITY

Miss Rosamond Dale Owen writes II
letter TO the editor of the New \ orll
E"s','"9 f..t. in regard to her fathers in-
sanity. She assN-ts that the Katie King
afiair had nothing to 10 with the over.
throw OF his reason-thatl. was mor,iiy
Ing and vexing TO him, ana 10,
week or two threw clout
over his buoyant. hopeful temperament
but that this was all the deception o.
two persons did not shake her father.
faith In Spiritualism one whit. and tie,
the sole cause of the calamity was an
;yerworked brain. 1t is evident that tho
IN which unsettled Mr.. Owens mind
u ut destroy his daughters faith in
,rp,i,.u'''sm, a strange fact and ole which
,h,s s','Se mel testimony as to the reason
Ia,na insanity to be rejected by that
n... se c'ass OF people who see nothin,,
Ut dDSltrflffH In ~. enf.,