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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-26

The Cairo q Vincennes Railroad re-
ceivers, Messrs. Stafford and Morrill,, have
let the contract for putting in AN inclined
plane near the round-housc Of that road,
in the upper part OF the city.
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Fresh SsvppDIy.

Mr.. =. Fitzgerald has just received and
la. on sale at hi. sales room large stock
Of English ale, porter, Hennessy brandy
aud wines. and liquors Of all kinds. which
he will dispose Of at reasonable prices.
2sO-g-25-tl,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-26

Charles IS. Newland is prepared 10 do oil
kinds of gas and steam fitting, repairing
pumps, driving wells, bell hanging, etc,
shop on Commercial Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. lS4-l-2l-4w.
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Paradise coal.
10 lrom .ulphur and other lmpnritie
Daily Lunch.

George L,ttner corner of Fourteenth and
Washington avenue, will furnish hereafter,
every day 10 his patrons No. l lunch, be.
tween the hours Of ten and twelve O'Clock.
Fresh Milwaukee beer aud fragrant Havana
cigar, 10 be had at his bar at all times.
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TAXES.

TAXES.
Notice is hereby given that the tax book, for
y the year ls1+ have been placed in nay hands
and that well be- at the following named places
at the time below set forth, for the purpose OF
collecting the taxes Of said year
Clear Creek Precinct, Gully MarchildOn's
store, February -, 1875.
Clear Greek Precinct, II. 4. Edmunson's
store, February q, ls75,
Thebes Precinct, J. q. Rolwing's store Feb
nIary ~, ISIS.
Santa Re Precinct, VIM. IIeland's store, Feb
rllary IS, 1915.
Goose Island Precinct, o. Greenle's store,
February N, 1875.
Dog Tooth Precinct, y. Hunsacker's house,
February q, ISIS.
Unity Precinct, Hodges 4 Atherton's store,
March /, ISIS.
Lakewood Precinct, Georgew shorts store,
March q lsT5
Bring Your last year taN receipts, Us IL il I'M
safe To trust 10 the tax books alone for dsscrip-
tiOns Of land,
CAIRO, III, Janusry9, ISIS
ALIEN II. IRWIN,
lS-l-l+-wl, District Collector,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-26

A young horse-i years old last May
works single or double; Will be sold on Il
months time--note with good security.
Apply at The BULLETIN Office.
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Local weather Repors.
WEATHER
Personal.

We are glad to announce to our pa
irons that County Treasurer Martin was
much better yesterday, and hopes are en-
tertaincd of his recovery.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For states Attorney

EDIron BULLETIN Please announce that am
| candidate for the Office of States Attorney at
the coming special election 20 I've held on the 18th
| day Of February VIM C. MULKEy
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Gas aud Steam, Fitting.

The best in he State for cooking,
CRATES, stoves or steam.
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DIED.

A. Iaennia, Arksnsas, on the 9th inst =,
William X Harris, aged "a wears, aud james
l., Harris, aged ~ YEAR, both formerly of Choc-
taw county, Mississippi. and late of this county.
Memphis and ~ Louis papers please copy
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-26

EDITOR srS:-Please announce JOHN
PHlILiS an candidate for Mayor of Cairo, nj
the ensuing municipal election.
January ~, 1875. MANY CITIZENS
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AalutShnrles.

Cool sinqle rooms on the upper floor at
the saint Charles can be had, with board,
at the very low rate Of ESQ per month
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-26

ONLY s22 per month for prompt paying
day boarders at the st. Charles from Feb.
YIlsry first
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-26

~! per month for u limited number OF
prompt paying day boarders at the ST..
Charles, from February lrst.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

Open Fridays and Saturdays ONLY,
lGI-l-lG-tf.
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The -. Charles Hotel will taks linz
tied number Of prompt paying Doarders,
from February LIST, at S22 per month.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Paradise Coal.
The best for CRATES. steam or black
smithing.
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fiA Y.

Receipts have been large and stocks are
accommodating. The demand has fallen
offand prices are weak and lower-S2l 90
is quoted an outside figure for choice to-
day. We note sales a. follows: cars
choice timothy, delivered, S2l 90; , ear,
choice timothy, delivered, S2l 90; ear
mixed, delivered, 81 90; ] ear good
mixed, delivered, $500: car choice
mixed, delivered, $40 90; cars choice
timothy. S2l 90.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-26
RIVER NEWS.
CAIRO MARkET-..WHOLESALE.

Corrected Daily by T.. NJ stearns, commission
merchant Secretary Of the Cairo Board OF
Trade.
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FLOUR.

There is no change for the better in the
flour market. The stock OF all grades is
moderately heavy and the demand very
small. Orders come in slowly, and are
confined generally to the lowest grades.
Prices remain rs previously quoted.
Sales Were: 80 barrels city mills, 81 30
as so; 200 barrels, 81 0Og6 90; 400
barrels. - ,o'9G %; 800 barrels, - COO
. 20.
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For sale.

CAIRO. January 10, 1875.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-01

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 80, 1873.
ARRIVED SATERDAY.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Eew YORK,
merchandise and passengers, g. ". Allen Co..
Schooner Ella II. Barnes, Lurdcr Philadelphia
coal a. H. Watkins. -
Schooner John Mosser, Rhodes, Charleston, qua
no. Powhatan Phosphate Company. g
Schooner Convoy, French, Washington, coai' -
Ii. Halves. ,.>,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. mer-
chandisa md passengers. l.. X. Iatuln, agent
Steamer Wesoyer, skinner, Baltimore, I.eichah-
disc aud MESSENGERS L. b. La'uin, age.r New
Schooner r.. G. awards, thalnperiaiI' Nc"
York rtd Drewry's Bluff: wood:
Schooner d. +. Wolf, Toad, Washington, granite,
Curtis j. Parker.
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamer Shirley, Trarcrs, Baltimore mercuan-
else aud passengers, i. Is. laln'ii' aseh"
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New YORK, mel-
chondse and passengers. G. W. Allen j. Co.. agent
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Sia.mshin Norfolk, Tunnel, cleared Philadei-
phiu the 29lh Instant for Richmond ota Norio'h'
r. Clyde y ca.
Schooner Ann Dole Bunca. from Richmond LOT
Providence, at New York On 2Sth lnstant. r
schooner Maggie hcDonnell stetiman' from
Richmonc, at Philadelphia on Goth Instant.
By Telegraph.
NEW York, October 3O.-Arriyed Ooer; s Sla,e
of Pennsylvania. Arrived Out Iramore' G''i''1
nis rriyea: Adrialic. Arrived out: samuel Wei
VESSEL ASHORE.
NORFOLK, October 80 "A set ooner (name I'M
lnownl was zeported ashore yesterday oS ue
RaLnrs' wreckiug- steamer has gone 10 hcr assist
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IInv the Governors Speech was Re
cciYed In New York.
NV York, October -, 1870


+. IL. E;Hor< Of the L cimond Dispatch:
the N,r.niau, resident in New York. o!
won, ,l,.r,t are many thousands, we're cleo.
,-.,f by the .p',ud.d Grafton of Governor
E.a,rer On IN" occaslOu Of unwilling Foley'S
,.,'ur Of Jackson on Yesterday. As one OF
~. aum1la>t Of the sons Of Virginia living
IN tin, CITY, / c4Gnot withhold the expires
IN OF The h.ghes, admiration for the noble
sediments Of Tie gallant Governor. With
d., lttiIciing one iota from the eloquent
t.l,ioa ol DR.. lioge. | must confess tc
t..ir- Of profound qualification at tue man
+ aLI brilliant uiterances OF NlrSlnla'S
rpjIr Governor. The Grafton WIS
q ray OF the safe. worthy Of the
4..l., occasion which called il forth, worthy
- C. i..lp"tu,,;d like the the statue OF JACK
s5a-lu eternal hrorZ.. For elegant taste,
l..l'.at>> OF sentiment, yigur and beauty OF
EXPRESSION. ard for lot Y and impa. stoned
n..oi.m, rAl> url'ion viii take rank with
tie uo>t popular ana polished speeches o!
P4''tsh tlchry.
NH-jni4Ls here aro uot alone in express
>ts.e' i STAT over The Governors speech.
y r'a.r1 ryaa Vi" viii Us 10 sounding its
!:3.,,. aal Jnric !Iirly Tia; portion when
administers -CcD 4 wci!.in"rlfcd and cutting
!.0.sn - Giants poor "apolo-l speech
- ~ MUinr>. Three TINES three for the
ht"rG5r. THAcK.
oar lnaG,ut c1uliGcs bis culogy TO
T.. G,yr:aar dolly tecAu>e nc secs in him
E.. 1a,r,..-1 'a.iy. Of Nirginia.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, October 80, 1875.
Goid.-Arnerjcau gold. liz hid.

Goid.-Amerlcan gold. 115 did.
Tdfe observation-disclosures cousols. 81 bid, 644
asked: virginia consos, tew. AZ asker: Virginia
ed; Virginia interest certificates, l5s hid, l 0 ask
ell; virginia tax-rcceivaoie coupons, 80 bid, 90h
City Securaies.-Richmond city s's, 107s bid,
l0s asked; Richmond city 6's, IS bid, FISK asked !;
PEI. 5sAbusk eny S's 7s bid: Lyehburg city ss soy
asked; Manchester bridge s's So bid.
Rafsr"dd Bond e;SChssapeake and OHIO Rail;
Rail: DAD third mo igagc g., j. and j., 77s IiG
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third mortgage
s's, >; and j., 72H bid, 70 asked; sou!hsoe "ail-
IS asked !; Norfolk aud PeItrsJurg .Kair oae first
,nor,gase ~, .: and j., 40 BID, As Asked Peters;
bid Peters, urg Railroad second mortgage ST., j..
and d., 10 bid; RIchmnnd and Petersburg Railroad
mrs, mortgage rs, j & u, 10lH bid; RIchln md
x o., 100 Id; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
mortgage 6s, j. j., IS lid: K:chmond i'i ana
asked.
Canal Bonds:-James River aud Kapawha Canal
first norsgags 6's, NJ. and N. So bid. 60 asked.
;, Haiirood Iocks.-nichmond Frt deilcksburg and
fpeSad and Ige @ "a
SIX per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, So bid ich
nouc, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad seven
and Danvie Railroad. l 90 par, Skp d; pItdmont
railroad. 100 par, b,o.
ed; National Bank OF vIreiuia, 90 par, 104 asked
Safe Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, 964 asked; Bank
of Commerce, % par, 20 bid; ULon Bank OF
nicnmpnd, so par SIX bid; Merchants and Fl .nters
Savings, 20 par, 22's asked; Ciy savings, 20 par
22x asked.
htsu, Gnce Cumpamies.-ylrginia Fire and Marine,
20 par, 35 bid. yireinia SLATE. 20 par. rs bid !;
Merchants and Mechanics 100 par, Do bid, %
asked; City, 100 par, 92 asked; Old dominion
100 par, 81 asked: Granite Insurance Company.
100 par, 90 asked.
miscellaneous james River and Kanawha Pack
ct, l2k pa, l04 a ked Old Dominion Steamship
ami Pdchet Company, leo par, ~ asked
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BY TELEGRAPH.
rho Coming Election in M,ssisssps,l

Thc Coming Election I'm Nfiksissippi.
WAsHlSaroS, October S0.-Tnc following
is elected from the very highest sources:
Considerable interest IS manifested here in
the coming election in Mississippi regarding
the matter OF a preservation of the public
peace Ia the State on elcction.day. AL the
advices that have been rfceivcd here by the
agents Of the Government upon this subject
have been favorable, and teleg.aphic dispatch
es were received by the Attorney General this
evening ircm TIE representative OF the De-
partment Of Justice, now in Mississippi. re.
i,eratsng the imprt ssiouS sent tha, the pacific
arrangements that have been made By the
oppo>iog political organizations 10 the State
will be fully cirried out. Inasmuch as the
authorities Of the General Government have
been aSsiduous In arranging tor peaceful
election, every precaution has been taken to
secure Il, and there are assurances that every
thing is in readiness 10 compel obedience to
the law and order should, unfortunately, a
necessity arise for any such interference on
the day Of election.
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as ~ FrEL-BRIGHT PIX 1spECrs OF Tue
ENJOYMENT rP AT PlTTSBrKGH.-lt From The
'"hWtrcla! y; the 2G.h. The experiment
VI conveying natural yi> from well 10 But
Iei county, seventeen miles distunt, TO the
!ou mills Of Spau., Chaifint IL Co, and
'h'>e b! Graf, B"nuett & Co., ut Bennett
s'1IVu. two miles over down, on The YVES
'rih Pennsylvania railroad, few miles
ABOVE Allegheny City, was successfully
le>'rd Ia,l night. and It is not rlsking any
N'hE 10 say That the great de,lderatum OF
WI. H'rg The waste gas OF the Oil regions,
ahu lhu, saving immense quantities OF coal,
La, been accomplished. 1 bis cheaper iuet
NUT very materially cheaper the cost OF
rouncllon, and tbDs Il new means OF Wealth
aNd mex I'll mcnt Of competition have been
etched 10 Pittsburgh manufacturers.
Ee Aa'iousi Gas ,o,npany bud succeeded
II putting down Il six.inch line OF pipe, at a
cot Of over 100000. and it only renained
|" test lis practical utility. That was done
last might. Al 5 O'Clock The gas was let on at
'ne well, where the pressure is about 1lo
'"uads 10 the .quare rch. At Etna the SIX
'ocu pipe bad been tapped. and tbree-inch
NpeH Inserted tor conveying the gas 10 a
proper distance for burning. These jets
use NSloIjCS ul1S pVpSAy w
- deeisnatcd- some four ieet apart,
@nd "ten lighted the flames shot up
ION ~ tgenty 10 thirty feet hlgb.
'ue'e wus variable wind blowing,
sHd at iitGes the breeze was SO stiff that It
A''"hec ont lbc gas. and caused the no~
from the several burners TO blend together,
mixing saeet o. ftme some fifteen feet
""ie and twenty-five feet high. AT Ben.
ne'.s derrick had been frec.ed some Sc
.,o'y'iSe feet high, and three twO'inch pipes
sete carried up TO the top and lighted. TIE
ia'""s could be seen for miles around, nnd
nAVl'ec great attention and curiosity. The
az e'hc out with such force that II cld MOI
tSt,'e Com 10 the pipe, Il splce OF two feet
" ".'ng visible between the burner anti the
White u ,ma.
u vas Clearly demonstrated that the gas
s1u DC successfully convey ed. and its appli.
Hly tested.
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The Atlanta and Richmond Air Line
Road Rcceivershtp

ATLANTA, GA, October 30.-Garner, the
cl,imant Of the Atlanta and Richmond Air.
Line road under the sherift7s sale. came into
the Superior Court tod ~, and before Judge
Hopkins (pre>idiDg) disclaimed any title to
the same.
The PENNSYLVANIA road psttioncd 20 be
made party to the SUR, and prayed that
Grant, who was appointed receiver 10y Judge
Hopkins under the Garner litigation, be re-
tanned in that position.
The court denied the petition, and ordered
Grant to vicatc as receiver ut oEcc, but al
lows q reasonable time TO settle with con-
Meeting roads and employee.
This action, in connection with the decree
of sale by the United States Circuit Court, is
regarded as cerfaiuy Installing John II.
Fisher, of New York. as receiver. uader the
appointment Of Judge Wood, Of the United
states Court, 10 December last, upon the
petition of the bcndholders. The new re.
ceiyer was in court.
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COHEN BROTHERS.


this week. They are offering
5000 yards BLACK ard COLORFD DRESS
GOODS at $50. per yard worth rs TO 3Oc.;
CASTS CALlCOES at 54c. worth s to 1Oc.;
A large lot Of BLACK ALPACAs ut auction
prices;
BLACK ALPACA at pc. worth 30c. at soc.
worth SIC, and at 33c. which is the best ever
sold heretofore ut 42c.;
Also, SILK LUSTgEs-s some Nos. at nearly half
their geHeral value;
BLACK TURIN TAalISE at 42c. heretofore sold
at 75c.;
IRISH PUPLINSst Csc. worth 81;
IRISH POpLINs ut 81 worth 80:
BRIGHT PLAlDS at zoe. worth 40c.;
BLACK CaSdMERES at SIC. worth $1.2O, at
$l15 worth $40;
ALL-WOOL TAMISE at Csc. cheap ats1;
DRhP D'ETF, AUSTRALIAN CREPEs, EN-
PRESS CLOTHS, and other mourning goods
at much below the general market rate.a
In COLOktD DRESS GOODS COHEN BRO
Theirs hive of the largest yaricti' sin t' city.
BLACK SILKS at all prices. See their particular
quality at s1.37 worth 80;
One OF the largest varieties Of COLCRED SILKS
in this city;
ENGLISH TREBLE GRAPE at 81 40 worth Sc;
Also, GRAPE WELLS IN all qualities Ut less than
the general price;
GRAPE COLLARS al zoe. worth 4Oc., at 30 and
Coo. worth from IL to 1925;
Another large lot of ladies' REVERSIBLE
SEIAWLS al roc. worth $3.50;
Misses SHAWLS a: 32r., reduced from soc.
COHEN BROTHERS have every variety of UN-
DERWEAR for ladies. men, and children.
A large variety of CaSSIMERsS and CLOTHS for
mems and boys wear:
TABLE UIL-CLOTHS reduced 80 per cent.
COHEN BROTHERS,
305 Broad street,
between Third and Fourth streets.
Closed SAT URDAYS. &c 27
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Washington I.emS.

WAsnISGroS. October 30.-TEe Madrid
telegram OF yesterday, upon the authority OF
The Epocd that The Spanish Cabinet recently
discussed its reply to the Washington note,
doubtless refers 10 a summary of unsettled
questions between Spain and the United
States submitted by Minis er Gushing, but
involving no new points of controversy.
The Treasurer holds Uni'ed States bonds
as security for nstiona-bank circulation
amounting 10 S367.799, 4l2, and for public
deposits SlS,730,00o.
National bank notes outstanding at this
date, SS46. $50 $50. of which S2,G40,000 are
in na,ional gold nank notes.
Internal revenue receipts for the month.
9.5SG3l7.09; for the year, S3S. ll5,322 s..
Customs receipts Tor The month. 81, 499,.
14517; tor the year. S5G. 132.0S4.l1.
Natloual-hank notes received for rcdemp.
lion during the week. S5.l29,207.
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ss.Ers5st4n, tPsssEa.

nlT- WHY. DO PEOPLE RUSH FOR
sYGLE BROTHER g. DRY GDoDs sTOREp For
tic simple reason tn ut they selling greater I1r
sh sn Of fiys o fsslvss hs
which are The following barEains:
LaiRe-.ize B CD 81 d n 4. tIs- from s3 upto SIS
The largest stock OF LADIES' and MISSES
sHAwLs ever shown Ia this city, at lower
just look ut our seventy fve.ccut REVERSIBLE
large-sizal sH A WL-worth fully LOO;
CARPETS. OIL.CLoT KUGs-a very large
BAIMoRaI and BnpuLEvARD SKIRTS for Ia
dies and misses at one hat Of their value;
RUSTL Es IN fifty different styles;
KID GLOVES in one, two. and three buitons, In
LIsLF-TnKEaD and BERLIN GLOVES and
LS ShH ~ and Misses, STRIPED HOSE.
Embroidories and Cotton Trimmings al less than
manufacturers prices; Table and Pano-Covers
forms; Laoi.s Merino Vests Soc. worth 81 large
line OF Gentemen's Furnishing Goods; ar other lot
of pure Linen Geutlemen's Handkerclrefs ut l9c-
worth 3 TIC. remnants OF irish Linens; remnants
of Black Velvet en- towels, Napkins, nna boy
lies; Bleached and Brown Dana, KS; Fruit loths
at as,onshinely low prices; Lace Curtains at re-
C0nsEfS! CoRszTs! CoRsETs,-we have
the largest stock Of Corses In the city, from Soc.
Don't rsil 70 look at our stock btfore purchasing
elsewhere.
in Dress Goods we have all the latest styles in
yaro; Navy Blue and seai Brown Cacheineres at
soc. worth SQc.; J 90. pieces Tyc ION Reps In en-
iirely new paIterafs;~ Black Cachemsres at Fl.
1925. II so, Fl .75. ana 81 per yard large stock
Of Mourning Goods at very ltw prices
BLACK ALPACAS! BLACK aLPACAN!-
Rack lpscas at co. 20, 80, 45, so, 60, 10, sOc.,
and 81 per yard
You can save from 10 to 25 cents per yard by
calling and examining our stock. Dnn,t fail
FLANNELS! FuANNELS! FL A IN + Us! =
FIanneIs in white, rcd, yellow. blue, plain. and
lwei, from 25c: up: Plain, Plaid. and Striped
Op -r;i FlaaEes at 90 and 7oc. per yard.
Waler.proots in NJ! cnlnrs; our Cs rs de-
call and examine It.; 1noiaRubher Blankets Quilts
In white and coored: Comforts at lower prices
than any where else in the city; five clses rev
Prints just opened; KnittIng-COtOn tbleached and
unnleache6) and Cotton Yarns III all Nos.
MAGHINE-UIL! MaCHIN+-NEkDLESI
A large stock of trown and Bleached Cottons:
Sheetiugs ana Pillow-Case CottonS of The best
brands at les In IN marked price; Knit jackets In
ali s'z:s. very cheap.
FONT fail to exau Inc our stock before buying
elsewhere, us you CAN save money 10y doing SO.
... SYCLE BROI II aRS,
429 Broad street,
mol between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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Foreign y GNS.

as TIER GGAHr.uArGHrER To THE QUEEN.
L"yu,S. pto3rr 30 - Her Royal i'.hne>s
e.. !u.A,-e Il Edinburgh wa- safely Ge-
.'':rl d; Il diugl:er 1T hai.p'st 10 tniS
'-.l ol 3, El>.w,li Park. Mother aal
.-.G -.y well. DR.. Fare i. 10 Attendance.
H,S AENIM To BE CASElEEtD.
LISBON, Or;o;r! 20. Tue Pat !IuN Ga-
-... IBIS sNnLing publishes a special tc!c.
"a. :ioH Berlin in which it l. stated that
T." lmn"r2i government i about proceed
Ia fJ;ni!y 10 ca.slrr Cour. Won ArDim
iyn tie public service.
ARCHBISHOP lEDOCnOw>KI TO BE IMPLIED.
LoNp y. Dr.o.er 80 4. MA dispatch
li5G BlAa 10 the If0rning Post reports
@h: Archbishop Ledocho%ski will he eX.
lr'~G from Germany Is soon as his term OF
@EHonuent expires.
! Vienna dispatch to the Morning St0hd-
@i SAYS DR.. SIousbers's liabilities viii
alA0nLt 10 100000 gui!ders.
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A Vienna dispatch says it is reported that
the Turks have murdered sixty Christians Ut
ReehacaZ, a fortified town near the Dalma.
tan frontier.
morning at Des Moines, Iowa.
The Bank of EBgl2ad will be closed Mon.
day, that being the day for striking tue regu-
lar hali.yearIy balance. 80 ,-
Reys, Newton, Nichols, Wheeler, fsack
s,otf Chvltis. Mrs. Chas!is. Mrs. Goodwin,
and Mts. Benscboti. recently appointed mis.
sionaries TO india, sailed from New York for
Liverpool Saturday.
Thirty thousand cigars bave been seized
If Nom Dbis. Tennessee, from various parties
TOR being improperly branded.
A severe rain aud thunderstorm prevailed
Friday night ut Memphis. Tennessee.
A Cairo telegram states that inc Esy ptlah
army has.cntered Abyssiuia, the Abyssinians
fetlcating without resistance.
The Attorney. General of New York has
notiGea Tweed's cosnsel that the slx.ml'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-01
BALTIMORE.
COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October 80, 1875.
OFFERINGS.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October 80, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-W White, 1868 bushels Red, 976
bushels. ~
1'oHN.- White. 500 bushels. YelloD, 326 bushels.
Nired, / "a bushels.
UATS.-2SS bushels.
MEAL.-lUS bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White. 4S bushels good at 81 .35: 12G
bushels good a; ri SO: 326 bushels 1T t1.21; 100
bushels very rcog III 81 40; 3S bushels very good
al 81 20; 10 bushels fair ut $3.50; $50 bushels
prime AT S1.45; 144 bushels prime OH private
Terms; sc bushels very good on private terms
total, Jus bushels Red, 6S bushels very good
al 81 IS; AZ bushels coranlon at S1.Oo; 40
bushels common at WHO; 10 bushels common at
yOc.; Us bushels fair al II 80: lS bushes al
sl.2G; LA bushels good ut 81 35; IT'S bushels
common $I.2O-ural. S6S bushels. No.
CORN While. 60 bushels new al Soc; IA Dusll-
els new on private terms Is bu heels guod oid at
64c.: 4G2 bushels very good al at 65c-;0tal, o34
bushels. lelirac, 254 bushels very good ut &c
U,std 54 bushels Gil private terms 12O bushels
al 62c.-total. l "a BUSHELS.
UATS,-l bushels wInitrat JOc.
MEAL - A bushels al roc: 64 Du.Ee'S OIL prl-
yae terms-tUtal, luS bushels.
RE-EXHlBlrED.
WHEAT Red. 20 lushels.
loRN- White 462 bushels leliop, 1872 bushels.
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Lynch Law I'm Nebraska.

OMAHA. October 30.-On Wednesday last
Charles Patterson shot and killed Il. W.
Porter. chief hcrder OF Baser's cattle on the
North Platte, thirty miles north Of Sidney,
Nc5ra>kI. where Patterson was taken under
arrest. Lust evening the in! was broken
Into by mob Of masked men. Patterson
was taken out aud strung up to telegraph
poe. The sheriff. however, with assistance,
oyerpowered the crowd and cut him down
in time TO save bis life. At O'Clock ibis
morning the E,ob again succeeded ia break
ing into the Jail and taking Patterson on.
and taactua'ly hanging him.