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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-09
BOATS DUB,

BOATS DUB.
Jim Fisk, Paducah {; Capitol City, St.
Louis.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was 80 feet .
and % inches on the gauge, having leea
on n stand-still during the previous ~
hours. The Mississippi is rising rapidly
at st. Louis. from the great swell in tia
Missouri. Ii had about reached IT.
greate.t height at BOonyille evening be-
fore last, however, and it is thought the
! river will come to stand-stil to-day At
! st. Louis. A swell Is now reported in
tho En,,a- MississiDDi. but its probable
magnitude is not yet known.
The weather was delightful, yester.
day. but was growing little warm to-
wards evening.
GENERAL ITEMS.
1t Is said that Mr.. A. l.. Ryland, for.
merry river editor of the st. Louis Dt mo.
crat, has received the appointment Of
ganger for the Internal Revenue district
ofSt. Louis. His income will be about
SlCG per month, which Is something bet
ter tiGn river reporting, though much
more hazardous.
Nearly every day the New Orleans
papers contain accounts of the dealt, or
halrbreadth escapes Of persons who TALL
into the river through some OF the nu-
merous holes in their sadly neglected
wharves. One would think such OF.
currcnces would become menOtonOus BY
and by.
The j. ID. Parker, with considerable
damaged freight from her late mishap
on the Falls, passed South yesterday and
will return on Monday. Captain
j. d. Harpham, inspectors and adjustee
for the marine board OF underwriters u
Memphis, Tennessee, and Captain Sam.
Bowen, agent of the Home Insurance.
company at Memphis, met the Parker at
this point. They are interested In hoe
damaged cargo to some extent.
CLIPPINGS.
Evansville Courier, July Amy ono
wishing Il good bargain in low water
boat, should read the advertisement Of
Captain Hugo, who offers the Il. \. Mill
Ter for sale. price and terms reasonable.
The cabin frame work OF the New tap.
idan begins To show and will he hurried
10 completion by Mr.. John Thompson,
IT, builder, by the time her machinery
and other work is ready.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy relief for young men ir IN the Ct
ieccs of errors and abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. Imprdimcnts to mar
rage removed. New method OF treatment.
New and remarkablc remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, 4l9
y. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam insti
tuition having high reputation for honor
! al le conduct and proie .sional skill.
4 ~.
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4 gentleman Of this city asked Of the
Council ut the last meeting, that ST.
Mary's Park, as II was in a very poor and
uncared for condition, be rented to him
for Il sheep pasture. The Couu-
ell refused 10 allow it to be
rented Tor such purpose. The
Park ought to DE improved, aud the prof.
its derived from horse fair. gotten up
on u small capital, would make all the re-.
pairs needed 10 make il u placy'of beauty
ana pleasure.
r7p" bc';c'o@ ctTlU1cHER at htort-
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SLAuGHrE
BY OUR FRIEND AT THE CORNER
Hats, Caps Clothing. &c,

/. Walder, at the corner Of Ohio i.eycc
and Sixth street, known 10 some a. ''our
friend at the corner has
slaughtered" high prices in Hats, Caps,
anu Clothing. lie is selling Mt great bar
gains, fact that makes some dealers feel
as If they were shot or struck by light
ming. Call on him, and price his goods,
for which he does not owe q nickle.
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RI. rsyls,yit.ra,y sa.,s,,


The Tay iof Literary Society held ttsir
regular monthly meeting At the council
chamber on Wednesday nleht The meet
ing from beginning to end was one OF
Unusual Interest. and 'wss attended by
all the members OF the organization. The
new officers elected NJ the meeting pre-
yious. were installed, ana several new
members taken into the society. The ex.
crclscs began with debate, the ques-
ton being: "Rcsolced, That railroad
transfers and inclincs st this point are
injurious TO the commercial interests of
Cairo" with W. Q. Niece in the ailirma.
tive and II. II. Milburn IN the negative.
The question, after a warm debate be.
tween the two gentlemen, was decided
in favor of the negative. y. w.
Hacker then rccitcd the familiar poem.
"Thc Raven" by Poe. W. Q. Niece
was next, with II select reading. >1he
Society then listened to an original ora.
ton, delivered by Mr.. Edward .rlclicke,
entitled Tile Rising Generation" which
was pronounced the iinc-t effort heard
since tile organization OF the society.
John Oswald closed the evening. exey-
cises with defamation. The question
for debate at the next meeting, Which
will he held the first Wednesday IN An-
gust, Is. "Resolrei. That there i,/a Fu-
tur Existence"
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s.unIi PON Ia ANN.

from l"ttrr received 10y Chief Of Po-
lice William, from !. II. 1olcr. city mar
,hal Of Anna. We learn that the small
poN in that Place !, fast dying ou,. there
being only TWO cases ia The town II pros
ent. both 90 yhlch are conyalescent. Mr..
Iolcr thinks that IN n week OF ten day
the distaso win have entirely disappeare :.
81 q, to Jasc6eF5asi III ~ FRI ~.
GFR, a rsbghtf1 5es0eps
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! The jackson County Era. In speaking
OF the game Of base llll played at Mur-
physboro on The fllth between the Cairo
and Nnrphy-b0ro clubs. says. "Thc Cairo
nine got away with our boys. the score
being 81 to II. While our boys were de-
lcatcd IL must he acknowledged that they
played under adverse circumstances. only
portion Of our first nine being able To
play, and the limited practice which they
hal and the serious accident 10 our
pitcher were difficulties over which we
had no control. We are confident that
our boys can get away with them, with
little practice. We found the Cairo
boys 10 be perfect gentlemen, and in con.
sequence thereof do not feel sore over our
defeat
While we agree " ith The Era ia ibe be-
Lief that the Murpliysboro club can play
better game than that Of the Iiith, we
do not believe ihat they have the "sand"
to defeat The Cairo club. In the question
of practice, We are quite sure the Muir
phy,boro club had much the advantage
of the Cairo boys. rs the latter club. rs Is
well known % I'll in this city. never
played game together until they APP
pcared on the grounds at Murphy-boro
10 enter the contest. When they play
their Murphy friends the return
game. which will take place in this city
III about three weeks, OH boys will show
them that they arc good for a much bet
ter game than that OF the fifth.
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Wants 10 RuiIsi.

several OF our citizens have expire, sell
their desire 10 build houses in this city
during the present summer. but owing to
the existing fire limits law. they will not
undertake 10 build, Tor the reason that
they want to erect frame houses. while
the sail law say brick. or stone. or no
l.u.D
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Picture Store.

The new 1rt gallery, opened at The cor
ncr oi sixth street and Ohio lcycc ye.ter.
day morning. wa. visited by many OF our
people during thr day. The collection
Of picturf- 10 he found there j. unu-ally
lnrgc and fine. and those who tooh look
~ them expressed their admiration in
illtteFinS icrms.
IA The finest article of salad oil at
schulz drugstore.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-09

A No. . Wilson shuttle sewing Machin
valued at so. VIII be sold at SD disco II
a.. / ordered direct fro IN the factory.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-09

Dixon Springs.
This pleasant summer Resort il now open
for visitors. The Springs are the finest
Chalybcatc water. and are situated In q
beautiful beech grove, near romantic
stream with high rocky banks. The Springs
are halfway between Vienna lni Col
conda, and can he reached by hack from
either o, ihosr place. Il. ". BivINs,
Proprietor.
June ~ 1874. G.2i-9w.
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Ihc only ,;ase in he peIie' courts
yesterday, wa, that Of Jane. Duyall.
who was arr Ted by officer Sciu,tcr for
icing DRUM. lie was taken before IndVe
Bros', who iined him two dollars aud
costs, and sent him to jail Cor two days
b'cals" he couldn't pay.
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ine dsshotiit chaiul, sso theeosne 81
wedding lat night, the contracting
parties being Mr. Cortei >. Howe, for
come fine past d clerk IN the hook and
stationary establishment Of " b Rock
well, and ME. Alice Winnn.. The cere-
rnony Was performed ~ the Rev. Mr..
wallar. at nine o'clock, In the presence
II n number of the friends and acquaint-
anccs Of the bride and groom.
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cheaper Than Ever known BEFORE

Mason's Self-Scaling Fruit Jars at Il 10
per dozen. Extra ribbers for Mason's
Fruit Jars, at Daniel ilartman'>. corner
sixth street. t-21-ti
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:
UNITED STATES NARsHALs sAI4.
In Adm iralty.

10y virtue OF writ Of sale issued ont g
ID District Court Of the unitcl stsiesi -
tesi IN lie a0th day 81 June, a. u. is.1. VII
soid nj public sale, " lhi Eighssi - nal ~
der Tor casl. :. cairo. Y ~: I: y D o:slcsk -
i2th day 81 July A 2. ino ~ ~ "a s .wif. ~
boat OF Steamer Ksystonei ~ s ca..ys ~ No.
Condemned and erisrsi n ir ssshsi
s,v,.ss!d pT ni n Jsss sslh, las
i.S-y0-dt(N. N
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,oni- Herber, has pIIsENrR.


Arlington lee Cream Saloon, T. Il. IL
H., proprietor. AT the Arlington House,
on Commercial avenue, between
Sixth and Seventh, j. now open.
The most delicious Ice Cream AWAY on
hand. Familie. supplied with any guam
MY, and at reasonahlc prices. d-lS-tf.
EaT Big reduction in price. OF Feather
Dustcr-, at Schuh's drug storr.
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Linen ana straw Hats.

Large assortment of boys and
mems linen and straw hats at One-hali
the original cost. Now Is the time to
buy bargains at Hartman's, corner Sixth
and Commercial avenue.
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l-6KITIINGER
.caqe o, JaecLel's.


Gepu,ac { mgr 81 spring water Iu Lob
tie, kepr on ice and ld TO- ~ cont. per
glass. ~ cents per bottle. rrd s9por dozen,
=, the following place PM ~nuq's CON.
iectionery MeGauiey'- and schGh's D1lg-
torres. and Louis Iier,,eri's r esiaurant
The saratoga Conc,es' sp-ins Water d.
put up and sold In bottle only, 10 insure il
original strength ana med ciral proycitje-.
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Alpnca Coats.

A LARGE assortment Of Alpaca Goats
FROM 81 80 to 81 10. at Hartman's. cor-
ner sixth AMI Commercial avenue.
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Hats and Flowers.

2OO Ladies Hats, latest style. all
ready trimmed; also large assortment of
Artificial Flowers for trimming hats.
which will sell at onc-hali the whole
sale price. The above are just from New
York and are desirable pattern ana
stylc~. D.U>rru,N.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-09

From Treasurer Blake We learn that tie
excursion giycn by the Knights of
Pythla. on board the steamer Eckcrt. Oh
the fitb, cleared for The boat aud knights
together over one hundred dollars.
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60 10 Louis Herbcr,'s for PiLsE-
For sale Cheap.

The entire outfit OF the Grand Central
Hotel. with q five ycars' lease, and on reas'
enable terms. For particulars. apply 10
..-G-2a If. WI. NETHsL.
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Boys Clothing.

| have just Received Il full line OF
boy clothing --latest ,tylc,-which /
viii sell for onc-iourih Of manufacturers
prices. Come and scc for yourselves. at
Hartman.
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS of
all descriptions--thc most complete as
sortinent over brought to Cairo--at cost
for the next ten days. Drawers, Under
skirts, white and colored Shirts, Half
IIosc--ln price defy competition.
D. u,uruN<
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Wan DErAiIMLSr, RIyEp REroRr. I
July : lsl5
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Only 80 Cents.

The New City Directory will COS, you
only 30 cents at Robbins Music Bazar.
ll2 Commercial aycnur. Every family
should have one. 1-1-lOt.
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Go TO Hartman's for Blac Nary Fia"-
nsk Coats-worth s6-selling for g %.
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tore, A j, us,le,,,,g Mon, Nsmark
" smurp, Chicago J.. Koenis.
and wife. Columbia, Illinois:TA. c Ba.
tle.op villa Ridge; John johnson, Ntw
Jersey
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Balls and bats at co>i--ihe largest as
-ortment ever brought 10 Cairo. which
will s"ll for the next thirty days at cost.
d. IL NrTu.N
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RIVER HEwH
Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer jim Fisk. Paducah.
Vint Shinkle. Cincinnati.
city of Helena, vicksburg.
" j. ID. Parker, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Steamer jim Fisk. Paducah.
Vint Shinkle, New Orlean..
- City OF Helena, st. Louis
J. ID. Parker, Memphis.
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For SAFE or Rent

The house and 10, on the corner OF
Eighth and Walnut streets. For pGrticu-
lars apply TO Mn. CrMW&G~.
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Relsucatl Rates.

We will take, at the st. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, 30 day boirders,
ut So per month, and5O boardcrs with cool,
pleasant rooms ON the upper floor, at $50
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying boarders will be
accepted. JEwETT WILCOX 4 Co.,
3l4-2S-lm. Pr0prietors.
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EsG~ y Rag stock envelopes at the BvL-
LEliS Office, - % per NJ.
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.A.tIl. I.nMca. ur!cc..

Coilil,s. Caskcts ana Metallic Cases. in
WilcoX's block, at the lowest prices.
1-g-2-W
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Local weather Report.
CAIRO, lit. July : ISIS.
THOMAS JONES, scrgt. $, s., U. ;.


An adjourned meeting OF the city G,-
tiers will be held at the Council Cham
Der this evening.
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EfS' The celebrated Sch'it: NH JEIt-
kEE BEER At Jneckers.
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nun 1era
Morocco
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pn.SENER at Loui. Herbert.


Dsssoigtior.
The co-pmincrship heretofore cNi,t'ng
under tho name and siyio OF "Chaa. VI.
nowc & Co" j. ihis DAY di.olycd.
CnAi. VI. HOWE.
FRANL iloVF.
... >. E.RrNHLr.
Sa'chcl, Miss.
T. WENsFI.
Ma chez. Ni-s.
CAIRO. Ju'y ist, 1853.
Having purchased The int'rssi ''oi =. =.
Rumble and 7. : W,nse. ia The .ot, Gum
Of CLa.. NJ nbwo& Co, the business OF
aid firm viii herca ter ha conducted under
the name and styl" of &C. ". Howe y
Bro, w1o win assume an III lnbuiii,. Of
the late firm CHA. ". HOWR.
lGt. fRbNk Howl
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1000 yard, grenadines in all color>.
worth ~ cents q yard, which | will sell
for 10 cents yard. -. II NRTN.N.
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SELLING OFF AT COST!

The Entire Stock Of Ladie and Gents Furnishing Goods En-
broderos and Parasos WI be Sold at Cost Must be sold
within the next sixty days Now the Time to obtain baruans
This is Advertising bdge Bring your money and get
value received
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a 800 Remington sewing Machine e3'
oil for cash. Suitable for tailor or boot an'
shoe manufacturer.
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To Rent.

\ cottage on Thirteenth street. between
Washington avenue ami Walnut street.
6.l3.'i. Apply To DIR. SUI n.
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something New

A large assortment Of ladies' suits,
latest style, which ! will sell cheap.
n. HARTMAN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
s'iciuresauc America

Al rhe BULLETIN bindcry-is numb.r..
bound in two volumes. full gilt NOR
rocco cost =il for sale at $40.
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rTXX Wood stock envelopes ut the
BULLETIN Office. SO 90 per NJ.
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CAIRO MARKET...WH0lESkiE.

Corrected Daily by Il. M Siearns, commiss1An
merchant, Secretary Of the Cairo Boarl g
Trade.
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For SAM.
FOR SALE.

Picturesque America'--iS nun
price, 80,
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FOR SALE.
EOK AALE.

A new tw0.horsc Gamble wagon.
For any Of the above articles, apply at
the BULLETIN oil &c. Il. A. BURNETT
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Observation-Disclosures Loci. Her.
bcrl's
Gius. Fruit Jars.

Gins. Fruit Jars.
at - cents per dozen all 'hc latest styles
In jelly glass. Sealing wax IN large and
small quantitics, OF Dan1 liautman's,
corner Sixth street.
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PILaENER ~ I.oui. Hcrb"ri'..
LOOK HERE,
Ease Eais OrEvery Description
Al
PHIL ri. SAUI'S.
i.1t

FOr sale.
A silver plated No. o wilson shuttle sew
ing Machine, hard Ipianol finish, valued AZ
$50. WIN he sold NJ so discount, on good
terms, and ordered direct from the factory.
For SALE.
A No. . Wilson shuttle sewing Machine
valued at so. Win be sold at ri5 disco ant
az / ordered direct fro IN the factory.
FOR SALE.
4 800 Remington sewing Machine $50
oil for cash. Suitable for tailor or boot and
shoe manufacturer.
FOR SALE.
At a bargain, and on good terms, Howe
Sewing Machine. May be seen at the Com.
pany's office, corner Ninth street and Com.
merci.l,
FOR SALE.
Picture saue Americs"--iS nun oera
bound III volumes, fun dlt Morocco !;
price, so
FOR SALE.
A siyls ~" "Ciough, Warren a Co.'S
Parlor organ, right from the factory AT De-
troi, li,t price, $500. win be sold for
5000.
FOR SALE.
, A new tw0.horsc Gamble wagon.
For any Of tho above articles, apply q,
the BULLETIN Office. T.. A. BURNETT
J something New.
A large assortment Of ladies' suits
latest style, which will sell cheap.
| n. HARTMAN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
E0DiATI4. EDITION.
The y. w. d ar. Express grains.

THE @IsHDEAwAIl or THE PULLMAN COACHES From
A PORTION OF THEM
There lis lumor, which has given iso to con-
siderable speculation among these who nave
heard II, to the ettecs thal ali The Pullman cars
are TO be wi,idfawh fran tic express trains on
tho p. W. * T. Il. r., eS eps tile Limited IN
press, which are composed exclusively of these
coaches. As partially corroborating this rumor,
the Pullman cars were not run on the evening
express trains, either way yesterday, and we Il-
derstand that they will not be restored for the
present. All efforts to ascertain the reason for
the withdrawal of these coaches have failed, and
we can ouly account FOR it in the determination
of President Hnckley to lighten some of the
express trains. 1t is q well known fact,
which he has mado no effort to
conceal, that he has been desrous for Home
time past that the Penna. r, Il. should drop its
Limited Express trans, and 1t is probable that
failing iii this he has induced that company TO
tighten some others. The Baltimore X Ohio II.
r. does not now, and has not for some time
past, run Pullu IN coschcs between Baltimore
and New York 1 connection with its trains and
some persons are disposed to be-
lievo that the withdrawal Of these
coaches from the Pennsylvania evening ex-
press trans ia indicative of rupture of some
kind between the z. W. & l3 ana that company.
This may or may not bo 80, but IL is quite prob
able that the true explanation rests i'll the fail
ure Of the Pullman ears to pay. We have no.
ticoi that very frequently, OF late, they have
been poorly pntr0niled on the 5l2 p IN train
north and the p III. train South.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
.rno water comu.luee Cha,ru,an>Gi-.i; :;

~ The Idit0r 0r the Commercial:
There is but ono opinion among the business
community of this city, who view the city mau-
agoment from business stand point, in regard
to tho Importance of retaining Wm. NJ. Candy
as chairman of the Water Committee. That af.
ter he has devoted whole year to this work,
with as much energy and fidelity as though it
was his private ali ,irs, now when the work APP
proaches completion, he should give it up To u
sew chairman, will be certainly great pecunia-
ny loss TO the city and may result disastrousy to
the efficiency Of the basin when completed The
Republican members of the City Council know
this AZ well as the community, and they should,
AZ matter OF duty to the city, and in the per-
formanco OF their oath to attend to it's business
to the best of their Judgment and ability at haSt
make the effort to retain Mr.. Canby at the head
Of the Water Department by plod lying him thoir
support until the completion of the new basin.
If they thus prefer the interest Of the city to
tho factious dictatou OF fow S0re.hedds in the
party they will receive the support of the thind-
ing mon and OF the TAx PAYERS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
Veteran nj suymcn,s Aitar.

Tho Hanover Spectator gives the following
account of the marriage OF gay and festive Lao
and lassie, viz.
On the 2ith nit, Coptain Peter Fowblo
who resides in Baltimore county, Md. short
distance below Hampstead, was married TO Mss
Ellen Wheeler, Rev. Mr. knsey performing The
ceremony. Now. there is nothing undsua
about that, but the facts remain to DO mention
3D. that the gallant captain was born in the last
century, and his bride is in her hIxty-third year
Capt. Fowble WAS born July 8, 1896, when his
native land was but twenty years old, and nov
IN his eightieth year is HI hale and vigorous M
most men Of forty. He served as Il captain al
the defenso of Baltimore in 1914, and receives
from the government pension as u surviving
soldier of that war. Ills present marriage If
his second matrimonial venture, he having mar
rled ilfty-two years ago, in 1923, Il lady viii
when he lived happily until her death iii 1872
at the ripe old age Of seventy. years.
The old gentlemen is II man Of considerable
wealth, and by long life Of integrity and use
fulnesa, has won the highest eateem OF hl'
neghbors and fellow eitizens
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
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,Ehe WesIerveIl 'Eriaf.

In the case at Philadelphia against Wester-
yelt, for alleged completely in the abduction of
Charlie Ross, yesterday the statement of the
wife of the prisoner was admitted after some
contest, but nothing new WAS elected. AS had
been anticipated, Mrs. Westervelt testified
that ON the 9Th day of july
1871, (tle day when her husband
was, according to the evidence of Mrs.
Peers, seen i'll street car with Charley Rose, }
he remained III the house all day. She remeni-
bered 1t distinctly, as it was her birthday The
testimony go far given against Westeryelt con
meets him almost indubitably with the case, and
indicates that he knows more than any other liv-
ing person about the whereabouts of the poor
child after the abduction.