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HOUSE.

Mr.. Cox reported from the Committe"
on Banking and Currency bill for the
issue of $l0,OOO,000 of silver coinage in
exchange for legal tender notes. He
moved the previous question and refused
to admit an amendment by Mr.. Mills I"
repeal the resumption act. Theprevious
question was seconded by vote of 80 to
35, and the House then voted on ordering Z
the main question, which was ordered
and the bill passed without division.
Mr.. Cox also reported Mr.. Rsndalrs
bill authorizing the purchase OF bullion
for that purpose, which was passed with
amendments, striking from the second
the words cor in exchange for legal ten
der notes at par" also the words "or ex-
change"
The House then took up the Geneva
award bill and was addressed by Mr..
Willis.
While speaking large piece OF thick
plate glass, which forms the root, fell
close to several members, bU no one WIS
injured. The attention OF the Speaker
being called to the fact tha. wCrkmen
were on the roof, he instruc., d the clerk
TO prohibit absolutely any pe ons being
on the roof during the sessio OF the
House. In consequence of The inter
rupt,on Mr.. Willis did not proce with
his speech. q
The majority and minority reports on
the Massachusetts contested election cas :
were presented and ordered printed.
The majority report favors the subStI-
tuition OF Abbott, Democrat for Frost,
Republican and sitting member.
MIR. Wells then made speech on the
Geneva award bill and the measure went
over.
The Senate amendments TO the execu-
tive legislative and Judicial appropria
tion DILL. we're non-cuncurred IN.
The special Committee on Louis IAN"
Affairs was instructed to investigate the
outrages in West Felicia, and the House
soon after adjourned.
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BY TELEG GRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Heavy Rain Storm.

SYRACUSE, June l0-Between 4:So
and 8 P. NJ, yesterday, eight inches OF
rain fell. Cellars were flooded and the
Central Railroad tunnel under the canal
had five feet OF water in it, making the
passage of trains impossible.
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From Turkey.

LONDON, June la Paris correspon-
dent OF the Times says that La France,
journal very hostile 10 Turkey publishes
a telegram from Constantinople report
lag that the eldest son and mother ot the
late Snitan has been murdered.
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Fatal HOx Disease,

MONTREAL, June l0.-'rhe foot and
mouth disease has broken ont with great
virulence among the hogs, At Cutremont.
Hundreds are dead and dying.
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Pittsburxh Puddlers.

PITTSBURGH, June l0.-The puddiers
met to-day. rejected the compromise pro,
posed by the manufacturers, and decioeo
10 continue the lockout.
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Dazs has been proclaimed President Of
Bolivia by the army. The revolution
was effected on the 4th, on which date
President Frias and his ministers were
imprisohed.
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affecting &e9ister.
.ubusincssI letters and COM
,,,unicatiOns, intended for
this paper, should be address
LATHE REGISTER, Wheel
Ing. w. Va
Gold closed Saturday at 1928.

TIE r,Gther to-day ,0aA be partly
,.h ,-ith northeast to southeast soi,,ds,
,,y,ight change Of temperature.
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A FULL report OF the proceedings OF
,b, Charleston Conventisn may be found
On our third page this morning.
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RAILROAD BoNps-Generally firm.
S.r.ru - Su,ttuIrtr ~ nui,,t and NON

RAILROAD BOSpS-Generaiiy nrih.
STATE SECURITIEs--Quiet and nomI-
nal.
Stocks opened irregular, and con-
tnued ia that condition tall noon, Pa
ciflc Mail leading the advance and New
York Central the decline. There WAS
not much Improvement until IT,"
early part of the last hour, whc a
here was an advance OF from
!GGIc, the latter for Michigan Central.
Later there WAS a fractional decline and
the market closed dull and steady. TIL"
most active stocks were Pacific Mai,
Lake Shore, Ohio and Mississippi, Mich
gan Central, New York Central and
Western Union Telegraph. The la
namad closed at the lowest price of the
day, and there was pressure IA sell TO-
some OF those recently bullIng the stuch.
OF the sales to-day 2l,O00 were Pacific
Mail, 10 Western Union. 1000 81.
Paul, 1900 Lake Shore, 900 New
York Central, 1000 Ono and 3,2d
Michigan Central.
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PHILADELPHIA, June .J0-Pe:roleum
Refined l4s@l4lc; crude l0i@iOic.
Flour Firm; extra 81 32l Minnesota
family So 25G,G 87t. Wheat--P"nn-
sylvanla red 81 43CBl a.; amber 81 iotG
| i3. Rye-At s0@slc, Corn-Flrm:
yellow 5sG5slc; damaged 20Gt5c.
Oats Dull; white 3Gla4lc; mixed 3bt@
BIC. Pork Dull at SD w. LArd-At
ll@ll3c. Whisky-Quiet Western
81 II.
NEW YORK, June g.--DRY Goops
Business light with domestic commission
houses and importers. Cotton good'
have limited request, but little more
active for export. White ground, fancy
and shirting prints are in fair demand.
Ginghams are quiet and heavy, wooiens
rather less active Kentucky jeans ruled
quiet, and foreign goods sluggish.
TOLEDO, June lO.-Flour and
unchanged. Wheat-Firmer; No 2
white Wabash held at II 81, 1886 Of.
tered; No. l white Michigan 81 30s; No.
2 DO held nj 81 lSl; No. red 81 ~.
Corn-Firm; high mixed spot and seller
June 5lic; seller July Sc; low mixed
jOc; no grade 4sc Oats Firm; No. 2
nrld nj 3Ac, 33ic offered; Michigan 3ic.
PIrTsBUKGH, June 10-Pstrolsun--
Dull; crude ~ 22t at Parkers; refined
ut lH@lilc for Pbilstelphis delivery.
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ART HI e. s

sThs Household Mzgazin. of a m.ftcs.'
Two seri Al stories In ls7s. "Easis~ o.. he.
by Mrs.. Julia L.. II Dorr; aud "NIriab,
by r. =. Arthur. BottNr' sks Newest Pat
terms IN every number. ssruss ,kt1 p~f
year: copies for $50. Sp.eDdtd Bsok OF
fers and Premiums. Bpecinien uumtkr 10
custs. Is. Arthur 4 bON,
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. s.nTie case. Jriai package free. Eneio~s
stamp for Circulars giving eyldsnce oi
cures Give name oi .Ilresr ono. Ad'
Joseph. No. my2-goaw
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DIED.

DOWNEY--On sunday evening, June
II, 1876, at II 81 o'clock. HARRISON DDwsrr,
aged ~ years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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m vnv Male or Female. s~Dd your
w uVb address sasd grs something
wAyT tbst Will bring yoo IN honor
MnMev ably over yltg y month ylre
WOW6u lNvEsSTUHs' UNION,
s5lb rs 58re~nwiehst-, New York.
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NEW YORK, June l0.-CottOn-Steady
at l2@l2sc; futures barely steady; Jun"
IL 81 32(G l2c; July IL l-l6c; August z
3 lGc; September l2sc; October III"
Flour-Farely active and shade tirmer;
receipts 1900 barrels; superRnc west
ern and state s. O0G4 10; common /"
good So O0(d5 25; good u choice s. 40
(a,5 65; white wheat extra 50 15(a1 10,
extra Ohio $5 O0(ay7 90; st. Louis SIS 75C,,
100 Rye Flour firm at 81 75(d15 -
Corn Meal--Dull. Wheat-In moderst"
demand; receipts 270,0O0 bushels; no
grade New York spring s5c; No. Mi
waukee 81 32; No. 2 81 2lgl 23; No. .
81 bal IA; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 OS !
al 90. Rye-Stste 97@97!c. Barley
Firm. Malt-Quet. Corn---Steady {;
receipts 5000 bushels; damaged AMI
western mixed 40@53Ic; mixed 10 grade
53I(d54c. Oats-Dull, but rather easier
receipts 81, 100 bushels; western mixed
and state 3O(d,43c Hay and Hops-Un-
changed. Coffee--Firm. Sugar-Firn
fair to good refining 7s@7ic; prime g.
Moasses and RIce--Quiet. Petroleum
Dull; crude ss@8ic; redded 4lc. Tur
pen,ne-Quiei a. 3Oc Rpsin-Stesdy NJ
81 G5(9l 75. Eggs-Stesdy At l2!c
Pork-Dull at sl3 30. Beef-Quiet;
long clear western middles l0lc; city
Gsoted ut 10!c. Lsrd-O ,ened higher
and closed heavy with the advance partly :
lost; prime steam 81 rs. Butter-Firm
for chsice; Others heavy; western new j.
(Gy22c Cheese-Firm at I(a,l0ic. Whisky
Quiet and steady at 81 49l 10. Manu-
lactured Copper-Quiet; IngOt lake dull
and heavy al $40 OOtd20 25. Pig Iron
-Unchan ged; Russia sheet dull at l2c.
Nails-Firm; cut s. 10; clincb 81 COR
) 5j; horseshoe 20ldy2Jc.
CHICAGO, June l0-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wbcat-Active and higher;
closed easier; No. 2 Chicago spring
81 O7s spot and seller June; 81 01I
-eller July; 81 % seller August; No. Sc
r,iected S5Jc. Corn-Easier; No. z 45ic
SPOT and seller July; i5!c seller June;
iCc seller August; rejected 40l'. Oat'
Quiet; No 2, 20 spot. Barley - FIRM
&. tn Rye Steady at 72c. Pork
| Closed easier st SI9 % spot; SIS 9jldJ
10 20 seller July; sl9 2Ota5I9 ~! seller
August Bulk Nests-Quiet end firm al
/ 7I@g.CalOgI0!c. LArd-Dull at sll 20
spot; sll "a seller Juiy; 81 S2l seller
! August. Whi.ky-Quiet at 81 0a.
GfSCIssArI, june l0.-CO,ton - Firm
At HE Plour-Duller and unchanged
Wbeat-Firm at 81 O2(d,l o. Corn
Firm at sCtay47c Osts-Dull a. 2sNs
BIC. Rye-Firm at 72S74c. Pork
( Ia fair demand; so 90 asked. Lard
! Pirner; steam lie; kettle l@talSIc.
Bulk Meats Firm; shoulders heId st Z lci
clear RIB lOc; clear l0,c. BacJn-firn
ri sIGIOsC9l0t@ilie. Whisky-Pirm
at 81 OF Butter-Dull and unchanged
Hogs-Dull; light and heavy u l0(a
I q ~.
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EPILEPSY OR FITS,

Samaritan Sersips. the
great Nerve CoDqueror. curs%
- Epijeptie FiIs, COBvusIobs.
espasIis. ~. yitus Dance. and
, all Nervous Diseas~s ;the only
known positIve renojy for
< kpiIrptie fits- 1t has been
-, tested ny thousands an5 has
Deyer been known 70 fail in
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v estern UniOn.- OsI Rock island. ..lO' =
Pacific Mai ..... y Il. Paul .............. ~
Adams EX q rr,ss-ls " Paul prefer d.. ~ ,
Wells, FaTe' 81 iolcdoS wabash lu2 b.
Amer. Uniuu...... tj 1. Il w. prefer'd.lG
United States 7S1S Fort Wayne.-..-lU2i
Y. Y. Central .l0s.4l ierrc Haute-.....lW
Erie......... 1877. II preferred. lli
Erie preferred . l3 Chicago 6AitDn.lOl
Harlem ............l37Lg G.. & A. preicrr'd.lOs
Harlem preier'd l8 Ohio& Mississippi III
Michigan Cent?. 49,, ID. & I.acka,sanR.l .lUs
Union Pacific. ~ A.SP. Telegraph ID
Lake Shore........- 81 .IndianaCentr1..lH lH
Illinois Central. w., Il. q Q........ ......llb
4. and P....... H% II. & ~. JOt........ll3
North western &. 4Ott G.. Pacific bonds-ln
Sorthwest'n pfd blh u. Pacific bonds.lU
Nj. Central. SIS
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General Items.

Remember the \. o. II. ball OH the
23d inst.
Stuart Il Gholson keep only the new :
est and choicest styles OF prints. sat
Stuart Is Gholson are offering great
bargains in bleachcd and brown cottons
Secure your tickets and go TO the ball
of Ancient Order of Iii bernians, October
23d.
New goods every week at Sturat &
Gholsons. Do not fail to give them a
call.
The theater.will be pertumed and made
otherwise pleasant by the Selden Irwin
troupe.
The A. o. Ii. of Cairo give a grand
ball on the 23d of Oct. 1t will be the
best of the season. Don't fail to attend.
Our ladies' underwear, pattern cor.
set, glove and hosiery department will
hereafter be under charge OF an able lady
assistant. S-3tl STUART & GHoLsoS.
Stuart & Gnolson have been fortunate
In securing some extraordinary bargains
in black cashmeres, black alpacas and
brilliantes, to which they call special at
tention. sgt
Prominent among the guests at the
st. Charles hotel were Mrs. S. Z. Moore,
Mrs. J. 8. Elder, Mrs. Il. f. Grump,
Vicksburg; Mrs. S. Marble and daugh
ter, n. o.; Frank Troplett, st. Louis;
J. c. Hildroth, Louisville
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup Is a purely Veg.
etable COMPOUND, innocent in nature aud
wonderfully effect. For children it is inval.
liable, curing Group, Hopping Cough, etc.
IN 3 few hours. Price 25 cents per bottle,
five bottles for sl,CO.
The seamless slipper is new invcn-
ton. 1t is the most popular house shoe
In America wherever it has been intro
duced. Ladies can call and see them
They are for sale by the progressive house
| 70. Haythorn & Co. l0-S-Gt
$40 all We that are dirty, wash and get
clean Clothes. would paraphsse our mod.
eTn Isaiah. Not without moneyand with.
out price, hut onlyp of d. T.:Babbitt's
Best Soap. This only Is needed to effect n
| magic transformation.
The crescent is made OF Wamsutta mus
lin. and has n genuine Richardson, No,
2,lo0 lcncn bosom and cuff, and three
| ply collar band. II is guaranteed TO he
perfect lifting shirt, and is sold for
81 - by the progressive house of -.
iIaylhorn Il Co. IO.S-Gt
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HOW To Make Money.

We will state that the suresi, best and
Speediest way 10 multiply and inc. ense''
Is 10 call ut No. IL Wall street, New York,
and consult with Alex rockingham 4 Co,
These gentlemen, who have long been
identihcd with the history and affairs ct
W all street. are unusually skilled in none.
tary affairs. ami in everything appertalning
to speculation, are uneXcelled for ability
and proficiency. 1t may also be said that
of the many Brokers in that city they are
not only the most popular, bat also the
most successful, best patronized. and most
widely known III or near the vicinity Of
Wall street.
Among the customers of The house OF
Alex rockingham a Co. are some OF our
leading and representative citizens, who
are mainly Indebted TO the labor~ OF THE
iirm for much Of the wealth they now enjoy.
During the long and successful cxper-
fence OF AtessrS, Alex. Frothingham & Co.
IN this city they have earned for ,hemselv,.
an Cnyi3bic reputation for honesty. intey-
rity and faith, and enjoy a business almost
colossal IA its proportions. In fact, the
amount OF business done by this house in
the course of a year II something wonder
full. and often forms the subject of cont
mtnt. " needs but a visit to their spaciou.
Crlc,s in Wall street to prove the truth of
Tho above statement.
How they manage 10 convert Sl0 to $40
80 to 80, $40 into $50, and so on, IL a
secret which they alone can explain; but
that they succeed in doing so is a fact too
well known to admit of doubt. II YOU
would safely and probably invest your
money, do not hesitate to favor this firm
with your cash and confidence. Thatty ST.
doing you will reap an abundant reward.
the experience OF thousands of our bes'
citizens attest. The necessity Of taking
such course in these times of lettering
banks and financial stringcncy must be sp-
parent to the most Indifferent and careless
observer.
Messrs' Alex. rockingham Il Co., are
prepared to invest money to any amount in
the best securities, aud in every tralsac-
ton in which they may be engaged gusr.
sntce entire satisfaction TO those who honor
them with their patronage.
Ut Send for their Explanatory Circular
and Weekly Reports, which they mail free
to all who desire tbem.-Ffom ". T. Ne
rop0ltS. AurI IL 1876 7-ls-eod3ms
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Lord DundrearN.

No one should fail TO see the Selden
Irwin combination tomorrow night, IN
their great play, the troop is first-class
one. The Muscatine iowa Tribune,
pays them the following lengthy and
ing compliment:
The audiance that greeted the Sclden
Irwin combination last evening, was
composed of our best critics, but the
mis- en- scene--the charm Of Mrs. Irwin
the wit Of Rainforth. the Jonhomnie OF
Irwin the nairete of Mile. Barrett. the
grateful remorse OF Hudson, the Heng-
lish of Puppy" the "Old SQUIRE" of
Scallan. not to mention the support Civ
en- by the less leading characters, was q
kind that makes all nature kin. and
there was the same outburst of laughter
and applause from the boys occupying
the front seats In the gallery. as paid by
gloved hands to the successive good
things ofthe evening.
Ranforth Is the star, no doubt Of that.
iromhis splendid rendering OF Sothern'
great part, and we doubt II Sothcrn ever
did better, but he will permit us to pay
our first compliments 10 Mrs. Irwin.
whose beauty and grace and exquisite
acting-so near to nature that her art
seemed nature itself-won for her rho
frst admiration OF the house.
Bnt Rainforth did not stand next: -
he stood BY himself-unique, great, the
dramtic attraction of the peace, waited
for in every scene, welcomed always
with applause, and watched with appre.
ciative eye IN every movement. There
was more dry humor tell from his lips
expressed in his step, acted in his ways
last evening, than can be found in q
years value Of Puch. IIc certainly
Is the best comedian with RET.
crcncc To- comedy rs an art, that
has ever appeared in our city.
irwin, of course, was immense in his
coie OF tho American Cousin, and had the
good will of the house at the start. main
tanning his popularity TO the final drop OF
the curtain. Ills versatile talent has
been exercised in all The leading clarac-
tiers OF the drama. but he could never
have given more pleasure than lat even
in..
Hudson, a. the dissipstcd and aband
oncd Abel Murcot, bore the only real
tragic relation 20 the evening, and gayc
to his difficult aud eXacting part dra-
matte force and excellence that mark
him as master of the situation wherever
placed,
We have mentioned other prominent
attractions OF the evening, bat We have
not space to dwell upon them.
We must not forget to speak of the
splendid Italian orchestra, whose music
was not the least qualification in the pro.
grammc. They gave the best selections
from our first operas, had performed
them with a strength and Interpretation
which would have Won applause from
the first Conservatives OF music. the
world over.
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Renewed Ia New AtOr

Mrs. 4. Mclean, our popular Millner,
has removed from her old stand on
Eighth street, to Winters Block, corner
OF Seventh street and Commercial ave.
nue.. With large store and increased
facilities. She Is now receiving new
goods from the different trade centers,
Keeping much larger and more varied
stock on hand than formerly. Buying
goods In larger quantities, she can sell
at much lower prices, guaranteeing salts.
faction IN every Instance, both az to her
work and the quality OF goods.
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FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Lands, In tracts to suit, near Cairo.
"a


4 spicy sketch descriptive OF trip
over the Atkinson, Topeka and Santa
Re railroad. the beauties, scenery and
pleasure resorts Of the Rocky Mountains.
by "Nym Crinkle," the musical and
dramatic critic Of the New York World,
sent free on application, together with
the San Juan Guide, maps and time
tables Of this new and popular route
from Kansas City and Atkinson TO
Pueblo, Denver and all points in Col
oradO, New Mexico, Arizona and the San
Juan Mines. The finest line OF Pullman
sleeper. on the continent between the
Missouri river and the Rocky Mountains
without change. Special round trip
tourists tickets from the Missouri river
80 Denver at so, good TO stop OF at all
points. Address,
+. j. ANDERSON.
GeAeral Passenger Agent.
TOpEkA KAN
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E. +. Kunkels hitter Wine or Iron

T.. 4. kunkel's hitter Wine or Iron
has never been known 10 fail In the cure OF
weakness, attended with symptoms fndis-
position TO eNertion. loss of memory, diff
Guilty of breathing, general weakness, horror
OF disease, weak. nervous trembling. dread.
ful horror OF death, night sweats, cold feet.
weakness, dimness of vision, languor uni
versal iassitudc OF the muscular system.
enormous appetite with dyspcpfic symp-
toms, hot hands, flashing OF the DO ~, drv-
ness of the skin, pallid countenarcs and
eruptions on the face, purifying the blood.
pain IN the back, heaviness OF the eyelids.
frequent black spots flying before the eyes
with temporary sutlsion and loss OF sight,
want OF attention, etc. These symptoms
all arise from weakness. and 10 remedy
that, use +. +. kunkcl's Bitter Wine OF
! Iron. 1t never fails. Thousands are now
| enjoying health who have used il. TAKE
| only T.. +. kunkcrs.
tons. A. kunkers Bitter Wine of Iron il
So well known all over the country, drug
;;ists thu p,Clycs make an imitation aud try
10 sell ii on to then customers, when they
call for kunkels Bitter Wine Of iron,
kunkera Bitter Wine Of Iron is nut M
only i'll III bottles, aud has yellow wrapper
nicely put IN the outside with the pro
prletor's photograph on the wrapper of
each bottle. Always look for the photo
graph on he outside, aud YOU win always
he sure !" get tho genuine. one dollar pei
bottle, or SIX for 80. sold 10y druggisss ana
dealers everywhere
ALL WORMS REMOVED ALIVE.
J., /. kunhel's Worm syrup never fails
"a destroy Pin Seat and stomach Worms.
DR.. kunkcl, the only successful physician
who removes Tape Worm in two hour,
alive, with head, and no fee until removed,
Common sense teaches that il Tape Worm
be removed, all other worms can be readily
npSfFDNpn. >nnH IN
KEEL, No. 30 North Ninth street, Philsdel-
phia, Pa. or call on your druggist and ask
for bottle Of kunkers Worm syrup.
Price, Sl,00. ltneyer fails.
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Odd.FellOws. Notice.

The members OF Alexander Lodge,
No. 224, |. o. o. F., are requested to
meet promptly at their hall on Monday,
October 9th, at O'Clock, p. m, to attend
the funeral OF our late brother, Daniel
Lampert. Funeral services at Lutheran
church, Mt = O'Clock, p. m. Funeral
train will depart from foot of Twelfth
street for Beech Grove cemetery. All
visiting brothers are cordially invited.
T. s. YoCUM, Sec'y.
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Religious.

There will be the usual services at tho
church of the Rcdecmer, Fourteenth
street, this morning and evening. OH.
ciatlng, Rev. Charles A. Gilbert, rector
There will be preaching in the Presby.
terrain church, Eighth street, at II
O'Clock, this morning. Owing to the
Union Bible society meeting, to be held
at the Methodist church, there will be no
services in the Presbyterian church to.
night.
NJ. 4. Church, corner Eighth and Wal.
nut streets, DR.. Allyn, president South
ern Illinois Normal University, will
preach to-day at II o'clock. At 7:3O.
p. M, the annual meeting of the Alexan-
der County Bible society will be held.
and DIR. Allyn will deliver the address.
Let every body come. Sunday school
at Up. m. Seats free.
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The Election Yesterday

The election held at the eleventh
street school-house yesterday, tor the
purpose OF electing a member of the
board of education to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the removal OF f. c. Pace,
from this city, was probably one of the
most exciting, OF the kind, that has ever
been held in Cairo. The entire vote
polled was 12i. The candidates were
Mr.. W. NJ. Williams and y. B. Thistle
wood. Mr.. Thistlewood defeated Mr..
Williams by vote of 40 against 1913.
making his majority o..
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Cord wood.
xEnnns
District school E,ec,ion Notice.

Notice Ia hereby given, that on Satur-
day the Seventh Of October, lex, at the
school house, on Eleventh street, district
No. ] In township No. II. range ! west,
Alexander county, Illinois, an election
will be held for one member Of board OF
education to I'LL vacancy for said district.
Which election will be opened at ten
o'clock, a. m, and will continue open
until four O'Clock, p. m., Of the same day
BY order Of County Superintendent
Public School. PHOEBE A. TAYLOR.
Dated Cairo, Sept. "a, 1876.