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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
Cost aud found.

ALrRAYED AWAY-FRIDAY. A DUN
~ poney black stFipe down back, black main and
tail suitable reward jos. II. GOULD,
aprli-3t bl1 West street.
4 OST BOND NOTICE Is HkREBY
II given that Delaware Il. r. lst Mortgage Bond.
NO. 5so for S5ol due In July mex, with the unpaid
coupon of January last. has been mislald or lost,
and application is about to be made for the issue OF
new bond IN lieu thereof
apI6 eod-6t- JNo. c. PATTERSON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
clrYIrems.

a} " ut..t55f ei Far EsAttr- to- th s iil-
Ntt' seMtH ot iie NEf5r arLt"Tle $50 l.NrtFIc
EfA uNiAsY- Hr htt3a uW 70 d a. N rjtY that
.og.".'5 E. ~. \, q ptsennse mai ~ tQey
NJ l' s'f4I '.tl Thai iuey Peonlse.
sa lf, raHf "a If att-tt..,l ot 5al r.adr.s to
,t.a3 ~ ie lle4fo fE't. ~ N4ttf B -u4s lra cd
"a Olstr OllEp F9r u dec tp4on " rMto,
-eeiHel 3}w as; ".d 's. Horace v ttcis \ sons,
80 l7erd q ty H.t ttfic ncfira. BY tAr
h.tr riA u-e 81 A.r3t tralie aMd Ny uAsIH tAe r
HaA". .ll4r- i4t, gus tHtc SECURED the i,att
lfHt, ilt htai 34tr.H H.A t. lQwes pr ce ~ iht
rials me. 0N. sE.f .3 4 Il nstIGm uts ior
* seufs fid -' tt lt tst 70 ~ N ~
Mn "i ID z" le. Gl 4-'- ir NJ saa+4sf aai
at"t's, y. /.
s~-S -cer m5, tr.sn -.oct,
bu"4H- A =, -!Y -5. +.l,3 isr.s. mai4Su
s7~ fgsJr iHe - I.r e,g. tprue l5r lIasu
f'ctH -,3 h.f NtE wH1 {0u ~ 10 r,9eIs
pp0 6elag n t04y H. i.L.i@t.l 'r ,a Ialr4. Ior
iGhe BfnS fr'l it.4HH- 8el d ftHf H0d ,or
A. = 't'ia'N NJ aar NJ a,'H APPLY at g
'l'ht' 5'3F*t. nal2i-ti
E~-N5"- f3a#ta-i dsafes,', Gr.AA.r -taie
3i lg'HN; @'@1f i's Y4--i AZ Aef-ttt feeling 10
fi l'he ~ G"-4gl - ii& rs.rst or mental uFrr-
n Ma,.' ltt 8frega- f@".9 hi Is suAereien iilre
~ A@Wltr F+ ila 'yNHo NIst.ft ~ ~ it
& .t"+ tui tdt ssst'nf a-usl- JAe ulH4Gl Al n GuI
u -ipndehtEl htf luY na ps tlp eu OH st,t,rl "
= -tlcgfy 4li- s4 49, "a "a eirl MI, Etl q
r+'N HT, %tts b. tait1T aJt lu Of s,ri0us eases ;
II q Ier sils'H HnA. statuY - utuIRNia, or sent
t Htl ohnte4t NJ itH. &ariss HuupArcsa'
"a nc ilc'A iatlt Peg .el. ", no. ~ tarOad-
WAs, n 4. teD2a,laW
s5'-4i CTorIet fnt NJ tu1 RON AA"ur car-
4il-ly co trse' ie u!lNtHTgs NJ lG tou a there Of
Nri a 'tud n",t yh cNi0a 4liVu- Kalroads smn
t'HHf aitl1 a4tl t'' t'mf!rt of lfcc tiiou an i
'a'F. sita'H5Ts 54fltlr sWe u appu the lHcGs,
al} tNn tGH.'u VIZ tsrir Nl6tieA rcst una irOm
Vt . = NJ 1lS ,n1 t5fiarun 20 Olympus ana
ttHht~e@5 aNUeQ4h II gll-, lr. AStrs wuthl-
2. "@,l W5tHiaa- 'na+5 ytnHtH 'iIliou, of nu5tln
slee. arg Fp.tt i} ue Aelpp3.- ls iGtue ON.
litH rtolasn- tnl as - %AE.t fac no le-f cards
h.ry tteintt, S"ts Saasa. arii', eglr cure
usr.-t4i
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19

sg-rHE GRATIFYING SUCCESS MET
WITHIN THE PAST, BOTH IN THE
SALE AND WEAR OF THESE GOODS,
WARRANTS THEN IN AGAIN CALL
ING THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF
CONSUMERS TO THE ELEGANT DIS
PLAY THEY NOW EXHIBIT, 1T BEING
THE LARGEST THEY HAVE EVER
SHOWN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
Rpardlna.

BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
ID ladies, pleasant rooms. Also, table boarders
can he accommodated. at
aprg-tf No. ,ni MARKET STREET.
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
~ ladies with desirable rooms, at
nlar3l-im NO so, SHIpLEY STREET,
fJOARDlNG FOR GENTLEMEN.
4 Apply tan2.ifS si2 KING.
20 ARDIN WITH DESIRABLE
-sp rooms at Iy7-n sol WEST ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
The clayton saon.4
AnnlvA1.s rr M Noo... 1n.n..

ARRIVALS rF 70 soo". to-bN
ii B.lcher, New Yor4
Cha7 II Christian, :"
VI + OttH, Clty.
Z { lehman, OHIO
l. lsaacs, New York.
Lloyd, Delaware.
w IL CnuIchman, "
YIN Newlin wife, Germantown
Abtam Y Ea-tlake, Washington
! b Brown, Ph.lada.
Frank Iesle, g
james i. hutchinson, NJ" Y9tls
Henry No.lman, Ph.lada
A II Mcclure x wife, "
W Myers a wife, .-..
n II Wilson Il Ntfc,
Tranh Barnuu, Balt0.
Edward Downing, Chester Co. h.
q | Lemon. Savannah Ga.
a u Frye, New York.
SGEEHAnE TO $. A. HopIEAfAs.--Gn sai5ifl. +
night last, party OF the trends ol S. N
Hodseman, Master oi MaehihetE Of the T.. n.
\ Il. Il. X. Co., who las recently cntgrld mrO
tue entate Of natg!monv, compltucnted linn
With serenade at his residence, 1919 Wt-hus-
ton street. The party numbered Gbuut hhy,
and wa headed Ly E.lmgers Bta-s Band. Sow
eral airs were PLACED Ia front Of tho dwelling.
and u . Hail 70 the Chief was struck up tie
doors were thrown open and the visitors invited
to enter, when they were eaeh presented 10 iHe
BRIDE, and afterwards regaicd With 1t iouutlful
supply of reireAhmeuts. The heads OF tile rail-
road departments IN tua city NeEe present IN
GLIDING Major Fuller, Engineer Eu=AtoD Con-
ductor /. IL. Osborne, aud Mca-l4 ldr-UGs, Fq-
erett, Grub, DEMO. Bryson and Hates The
affair ws4 very pleasant throughout, aud every
one acemet e enjoy Limrtlf heaiiA.s,
IATAL ACCIDENT AT CoATE-yItIE.-O Thurs
day afternoon, George y. EutfeRin c9uductoi
OF the shifting engine on tho Wilmington a
Reading road at CGate7yille, vas ktlllel. II.
was engaged at the HAlteh near Main street,
when some empty cars approached lin on thn
west track. lie was facing the drplt Hud dal
not see them approach was strleE, knocked
down, and several wheels passed over his body.
He lived but short time. Deceased was in Ai-
SD year, and leaves a wife and tliee 1iIll cl.il
dren. He was a faithful workman and leaves
many waan friends. The fntera tool. place
yesterday, (Sunday,J from the Presbyterian
church at Coaterylle.
Don't Trim TREES IN EARLY SrRtNa.-U. ..dcf
the above caption. an intelligent rural reader of
the COMMERCIAL hands III this The common
practice Of trimming trees in February all /
March y a great mlrtako Tho wounds tteu
made bleed SAP turn biaCk.aui L } not heal over
Trimming about the irat Of Jai4c, oil stIty tilns
when the trees are in leaf ar frGit l. far b.ttcr
and the wounds are Inclined to dry hard and
heal over without injury Timber cut in the
latter part of the SKINNER when the .4tt il 4a,1l
will long outvlaet that cut in the latter part of
Winter oT early SpIing, wien tho dap il sweet
ORTHODOX YEARLY MEEIIN6.-i Thiladel-
PHI. Yearly Meeting of OrthodoX Frlentls viii
hold its sessions in chat ety this week YeAter-
day, there were large sath5uu4a III n the meet
ing houses, especially At 18th street whore
Aaron Cossand. of Indiana Rachel linford, of
Tennessee Joseph Hebron, Of Olao; Nathan
Elliott, of Iudala; and Esther Il. Futile of
Ohio were the speakers. lI4uy prominent
members Of the Society were present, with -otne
:. Hicksite' Friends also, including George
Truman,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
s-LooKi LooKi LOOK /

ss-L0oKf L00Ei LooKi
KgLLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OK ELIXIR
OF LIFE
1t viii cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and Eeart-
burn.
II Will make you strong and give you new NE.
1t will act upon your liver and tone up your cges-
ton.
1t Is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
1t will do al that tonic will do without liquor to
stimulate. 1t is Dot Wine OF Iron Try it. Doctors
prescribe 1t. Cie-gy recommend 1t. Thousands
hays been cured with 1t Suffer no longer. send
and get a circular. See what II has done.
For sale by Smith Painter, L. Bringhurst Co.,
x. McInall Jr.. and Druggists generally. apr2-l,m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19

IE- Charles Lamb, Fssayist, denounced all splrltu-
Gus liquors as " Wet Damnaton." or fellow he
knew whereof he spake, by sad experience, and II
living woulc apply inc same to Alcoholic Kxciiants
advertised as Curealls. But there one Tome and
Alternative in eXistencetne best the world has es er
known--which contains NJ alcohol. II IL Or Walk
ers Cafornla Vinegar Bltters. apr5 4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
+ EnnRc. Bitter W,ue Il iron a sure cure

w IS MOI M M'IFrpNfl' l0n, JO hl lTId and l0uu1
waiting fl as lecn NJ. -atlD.d daily Tor inauy
5ehf7 n he itHe Zee ui emtnnt pAysciana Hltl
uit'al q 4 sitt's-ii s ngs cNneGl "a or jnt,tlei
AHe al tn h.eeAsttt1w Ny tr the human laa5
ra'i u.'s nlt" i4llp. hulhl.f EttpT n inc Of IrIn
Ae'fr iai 20 sure Symp iAa ~ iysuepsm are
lg.e ~ pttte wlld 4 rsijiE Of he food, drynes
ol NE m0uta, 4ear4lW, distI ns IN of the 1t mach
anal towels cpt-f1 llN u, t lacAe stiZzness, 81
lts-us7 aAd sN s,art,. Fly tHa great tenn dy
M lts cons .se Gyt D. meg f. titt the g. uiaE.
tahf Oily hu1t cf TSif'i fs p35G1y in s. 69.tlrs
j p5t - Nf7l 2 uit II rh.adnlprt1, ra Il
ne"r litis, l4 j al- Druggist, and dtalgta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
ny spops,m! dyspepsia! Dy.pep>,n

liy9Nepsla e mo most perp,QyfE OF all Ggn5, All
si.ments. liz nPnIns are aHh - inunUe u ~ IT
N1fWy, aha lAc inllorn and du-pauirnt NictM7 +
ttu disease often a0cy themselves the pri 81 IN tlru,
oi r3ers known pa!ady, III Is .u'', IN par, To the
c.he sNnpaiht Wh,ch exists hetw IN tie stomach
aud III tain uhd NJ part also the fact That any
disturbance II ne q gesIYe luuttlan ncrs.YAuly
f.A' igis thr p"r The BOW l. Hnt the nervous sys.
II q d al s. 70 solle eX elt, the quAlity Of the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19

ieI orted by Craige, johnson Co Bankers and
brokers, 9th and Market SITS
CITY ITEMS.

xE- Haze Fou Cough, Cold, Pain in the cht st, or
Bror chitis? In fact have yu the plemonl ory
symptoms OF The 'nsatiate archer" Consumption
Know that relief is al hand in HistGr. Baisnm OF
Wild Cherry. 50 cts. and : bottle, large bottles
much the cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
GTEAM WASHING.

-
=, While steam has been propelling railroad cars
shlps anu variety of machinery aud labor saving
implements for the benefit of men, only recently has
y ~ peen haue 10 DO womans work In the Kitchen. Il
" ", now harnessed IN the CHAMPION STEAs
PERFECTLY, by driving the water up and then
GOWN through the clothes under the lid IA rotary
Motionl carrying the dirt with 1t, until they
Wllte and clean, without the use OF wash board, saw
g tiine, labor the wear OF fabric and the woInans
over this cannot be said OF any other sream washer
now IN use. We offer 1t alone on its merits with
opportunity fora fair test of Its qualities In families
uesrhg 10 purchase should 1t prove what aIilrn,
IL TO be. no humbug.
Come and see 1t at CAPELLE 4 BROS
~ Market Street; or address II. M. Il T. ii. RILE.
wilmington, Del. or X. AUSTIN, 2G9 Poa.l Street.
uamden, n. j., manufacturers and proprietors for
lhe states OF Delaware and New Jersey, with Della
ware and Chester counties, Pa, marriott
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
lNll. M1llsM

IL moyetma IS. hours 40 fre asAed ula the
2iA .a. e.'l neAl ii eNp Ie.. Medicine
.Arlai S. te.ie puf Is ysgaiaule. Consultation
ir riy }r. +, II. htskkL. 50 ~ North smith
.trt"' Fl.aiapNa ia. ca' Pin and stoinat
WORRIES also ttieuN ii. tdt4g5 fEet- SENT for on
Ha.r COLO Hrdra-.al and asS for fU.6GL4
''N@t efRre, i9!s5, 81 par 1etJc Tn %efnl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
CONTINENTAL HARMONY. $3.50.
FINE COLLECTIONS OF EASY MUSIC

FINE COLLECTIONS OF EAeY MUSIC
winners Band of Four, 81 co.
Mus cal Garland, Violin, Plano acct $3.50
Musical Flowers, Flute, f2U
Violin Amnsements, 1850
Flute Bouquet, $l.50.
soll by all the principal musical dealers Sent,
post-free for r.tail pric..
OLIVER DITsoN i CO., CHAs. Il. DITsoN d 60.
Boston. III RdWay New Yors
aprT-2tawd&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
marriott
Hatsrss.

trpposas Will be received at this onlce untl
Thurs ny, Aprll ed at O'Clock, p NJ. for furnish
ing the " ater department with Coai (bituminOusl
daring the halauce OF tie year lsI5 10 he delivered
IA such quantities as may ha de red from time 10
llme NJ each pumping station designated ty The
Engineer OF the department. Bidders will state
me price per ton OF 1000 pounds Of good clean
Cieaineld a'd Cumberland county coal The De.
tArlihent reserves the right 10 Annul the contract
~ giving ten days notice thereof 10 III cOntrac tor
ap'7.at Moi FnpIneer Wntnr nernrtiIent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19

ROOFING-OLD LEAKY TIN, SLATE
- Shinge and Composition roofs made water
tlgnt and durable by coat OF PLASTIC SI4ATE
and at a small cost.
Piaatls Slate, Asbestos and Gravel Roonng
ROBERT ATKINSON,
uSod Hanna's Hardware Store,
rehI-lSo 68s Market StreeA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19

@I ~ u".,.tt5i ui CRr Erltt7- to- ths ii.i-
N-t, .t'nleH ot iip l5Er5r arLiarle eso I4atfIC
FfA UNiAsY. Wr h3A~ emHo d alth ritg that
t5is olNtiA IS @lf d, % pAaduHte, aal ID 4 iity
@4..s ii34I ,.tl tA1.l iuey p-oulsc.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19

sUT TIE GOODS SOLD BY US HAVE PROVED
TO BE SUPERIOR TO ANY IN THE MARKET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19

fAEkE AXE SEVERAL MAKES OF GOLD EDGE
SlLEs,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19

| ss-S '- - lt..e -.ea.5,.. 3ti- fr. sh -soct
! bu"4t p ., -!-] -5. i..l.t isrls. IuAI.*-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-23
A LIVE CANPAl0M

They have novel way Of conducting
apslitical campaign inLouisville. The two
Candidates fer the position Of mayor haye
been wsging . bitter fight, which seems
TO have inspired the citizens with dis
gust. The latest sensation in the cam.
psign Is, that a few days ago letter
was sent to the family OF ono Of the po-
iitical aspirants. Mr.. Jacobs. On OPEN
ing the enyelop II was found to contain
smallpox scabs. These were freely han.
died by members OF the family. We
must acknowledge this to be the strongest
electioneering story we have ever heard. II
it IL true, the perpetrators OF the outrsee
should be hunted down aud punished with
the utmost rigors Of the law. Failing in
this, somebody should shoulder a gun
with the determination to find tue person
who was willing 70 plant tho seed Of a
pes.ilence In populous city, aud finding
him, make his BODY resemble sieve.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-23
The wosShu,, once More.

| ltrofn An Interview Of the Cincinnati Times :.
| "Mrs. Woodruff, would like TO have
you tell me your opinion OF the result OF
this new movent in the Beccher scandal ~
said the reporter later in the conversa-
ton.
ut must all come to the surface sooner
or later" was the reply ''all the rotten
ness OF that cesspOol, and the moral vile
ness and badness Of Brooklyn. There
will be statements made and testimony
given entirely new and startling. Money
has been poured out like water to hide
the truth, by parties who have never vet
been heard from in connection with The
scandal, but TO whom the truth exposed
were ruin but all the opposing and lar
ring interests will eventually lay II all
open, and the world will gaze upon it in
horror
"iou are satisfied OF Mrs. Tilton's init
delity:'
satisfied! know it as well as know
| am alive.'
"When did you first know it,
almost the first time ever met The.
0dore, he poured the whole story into
my ears. told him there were but two
courses to take, either 20 immediately
and shoot Mr.. Bcecher or shut his mouth
and be silent, and not go blubberinv
about like a foolish, whipped schOolboy.
But Tilton's own slips were so freaueHt
aud so we'll known to Beecher that Inc
dared not move like man. Beecller and
Tilton and Moulton and Mrs. Triton
We're at my house hundreds of
times, and all this matter was
freely talked of once while we were TO.
gcther. After much talk, Theodore
arose and said: "well, Henry, You love
Elizabeth. and she loves you. Ii YOU
can bless her in any way, do so, and /
will never interfere and drew us out of
I he room and LETT them alone together,
Mrs. TiltOn Is an ardent, intensely amor.
Gus and passionate women, and loves
Beccher dcvotcdly."
"This is not the general idea OF Mrs. |
1iltOn.'
~ know it, but 1t is correct. have
held her head in my lap for hours, while |
she told over the story Of her love and |
shame. Mrs. Beechcr Is a grand and |
noble women, but as much mismatcd
with him as Elizabeth with Theodore,
|'eecher, In his boyhood, promised TO
marry her, and she held him to his pro.
misc In later years.
Ibid TiltOn write that life OF your, ?"
"He wrote every word, but wrote IL |
from Notes furnished by q gentleman. II
sounded the kncll OF my ruin and down
fall"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-23

Mcncure Conway was greeted by an
immense audience sunday afternoon, in
DeBn's opera house, ST. Louis, TO listen
to his brilliant lecture on '.Thc Devil"
The audience was considered very intel
lectual, comprising several clcrgymen
and = number Of ladies', many Of the lat
ter being teschers in tie public schools.
The Gio6s.Democ,ut says that Rev. Joh,,
Snyder Of the Church OF the Messiah
Rev. DIR. Learned of the Church O,
Unity, and Rev. DR.. Sonneschcin OF the
Jewish Temple, were present, and appar-
emily listened. with approval, to the bold
sentiments uttered by Mr.. Conway. The
lecturers manner was said to be ministe-
rial. He is about forty five years Of age,
and heavy gray beard covers face ear.
nest and grave. Ills forehead is broad.
high ana massive. .r,s..,ft
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-23
WONT ray rsaE REWARD.

For some reason, best known to him
self, Colonel Brush, OF Carbonate, re-
fuses to pay 10 Mr.. Lowe the reward he
offered for the capture Of Captain Sisney' 8
assasslns. Lowe rcceiIcd the reward Of
fercd by the state. but will have to call
upon the law to investigate the causes
that lead TO Colonel DruslI's refusal TO pay
up. The Murphysboro Era. IN H. late is.
sue says: "Soon after the murder OF Capt.
sisney, Col. brush, Of Carbontlale. offered
a reward a 500 for the apprehension
AMI convictlon'of the murderer. Il was
our opinion at first that Brush aid this to
make iInSOind big, that he had no feel.
Ing for Sisney, and that he did not offer
the reward with the intention OF ever
paying 1t. II now seems that We were
correct IN our judgment, for we
are informed that hc refused to pay the
reward. I'lrn Il not Brush a rcp,,-
dlator: Has he not been guilty of re-
pudiating his private debts heretofore /.
Did Inc not ut one time own wildcat
bank IN Carbondalc before the war and
did he not cause that bank to break and
did Inc not redeem his bank notes Mt
twenty-five cents and at various sums DC.
low par' We knew something of these
facts when he made the reward. and felt
sure that he never would pay unless cont
PEELED to by law"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-23
Give Ne . Call.
The HOWE MACHINE CO..
D: F. BENNETT, Agent
Chsucery Notice.


state OF Illinois, Alexander county ,ss.
~ 'ne circuit court, To the January term 1876.
ssiah Chlsm W. John ID. Chism ct ala -Bill
"A FFiDANlT Of the non residence nj Ian.
1ASanesere, Thomas Robinson, Nancy IIowes.
ION aArgaiet N. Gilliland, IteI,eccs Thomss
anu ouers, unknown heirs Of Elijah q. Chism.
deceased! having been filed In the CLERK r. once
H sun AisNaldrr county circuit court, notice is
hereby given to you the said Jane Gsneserc.
xxhomns hohinson, Nancy H0weston, Msrrsrst
a. GiIliinnd, Rebecca Thomas and cthers. nm.
Known heirs OF Elijah 4. Chisn, deceased. tia,
Ine complainant died her bill Of COMPLAINT In
snlu court, on the chancery side thereOf. ~ The
oth day OF April, A. ID. 1875, and theremnr,n .
summons issued out Of said court, rsti,rnsLie on
me srd Monday in the month OF May next folio :
,nk, ~ Is required by law, end thst MI thu a.
May term Of said court, Complainant smsni"si
her bill making You parteis dsicsdsnts therssSl
Now unless You the said defendants shali - ana
apIear before the court the LIST day OF me ns
term thereof. to be holden In anil for said CONN.,
on the LIST Monday In January neat, 10 pissJ
answer or deTnur TO said cOInpisipsnts Tin y,
complaint, the same and the.msttsrs and thins ~ .
therein charged and stated, will be taken ~ con
iessed and decree entered against vow accord :
ing 10 the prayer Of ssld bill.
November 18th a. ID. 1870.
REUBEN 3. YOCUM, Clerk
Candsll Llnsxar. solicitors Tor comnisln-
""'' I-9Slt'e0d-wtw.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-23
rarrDvUL Assxa.

4 eolored man named Abner, of Mar.
shAi, Texas, a member Of the cOnstltu.
tlonAl convention, few days ago, when
lhe roll was called, and the final vote was
to he taken on the passage Of one Of tho
general provisions Of the constitution
arose In bis place and addressed
the chairman of the conyenuoc
In the following manner: "Mr. Presi.
dest, am not 4 learned or great man,
sus confess ! do not understand the op.
ersuon Of this measure. and therefore !
ASK you and the convention TO excuss me
'or BOT voting" The president OF the
convention Ar, Picket. gentleman d
rare ability, was startled and "A.
tonished ct this illustrat;on q,
moral hsroism. Perhaps mi,
colorsd man was possessed of more good
practical senss than ths majority Of TIM
whitsU membses Of the eoavcntion, We,
bis simp1s trsathfdiness would not per,ni
him to csst . VOTE On . ssbjsct the powe
Of whIch III mlpd could not comprehend
such honesty win surely meet With
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Hl0MT.

Forbearance ceasinx 10 be virtue,
forty mon Of the Eighth United States
cavalry. crossed the Rio Grandc in chase
Of marauders. The crossing was made
1nncho Los Cuevos, which Is on the
American side Of tho river. eixlltccn
miles below Rio Gra,lls City, or Ring.
gold barracks. Los Cucvos is a uotori.
Gus resort for Cortinas supporter. ss The
Mexican city Of Comargo is only about
seventeen miles fron it, nearly opposite
kio Crsnde City. Below Los Cueyos, on
Mexican soil, is The town of -Rcynoya.
another robber rendezvous. These
Two towns were the places where Cor
una's defeated outlaws rallied In 1850, az.
yer the Christmas fight in and around
lilo Grsnde City Dispatches say that
AcNelley's company Of rangers was
drlven to the river by the Mexicans. Ii
this Is true, that section Of our country
must he In state OF war. Tie invasion
81 Mexico by our troops will cause ter.
ribie uproar In the Mexican capital. and
may be the means ~ litsrsting Coriina.
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Mr.. John N. Gin, whose mill was
burned recently, in Murphy sboro. did not
know Of his Loss uMtil be arflvul ~ ta,is
city ea roate home from Texas. The
news was broken to him by the landlord
OF the Arlington Housc, as I've was enter
ing the dining room. The mill cost Mr..
GIL $4,000. Out Of the wreck he will
save $4,000, the amount of insurmcc on
the building aud machinery. lie stated
that four years, to the hour. from the
time OF the destruction Of his mill, he
!ost his residence Ivy fire. \ strange co.
incidence.
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THE MEXICAN BORDER.

Especial 10 81. Louis Republican. I

lSPeciAi 10 81. Louis Republican.
NGw ORLEANS, Nov. 2l.-The R.pub-
t.cen's san Antonio special sums IN the
light with Mcxicans at Los Cueyos n.
follows: ~
Inc L. y. cavalry caught Mexican cat
TIC thieves crossing stolen cattle. DE.
manu was made by United States
officer on the Mexican authorities TO
deliver up the cattle and thieves
which Was not done. United States
troops being ordered not to cross. w..
NAMED on this bank while McNelley
with tne Texas State troops crossed and
attempted to recapture tile cattle. The
nexicans having had time drove Mcneil.
icy before them. Forty Of the Eighth
cavalry crossed over, contrary to orders.
ana fought the Mexicans side by side With
.IcNeeilys men, until obliged by over.
whsimlng numbers to fall back TO lids
side: Four Mexicans were Killed. II Is
not improbable that the Mexicans viii
cross over The cattle were not recoy.