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A Holiday.

Tomorrow will be another holiday
with our Jewish friends, and all Of the
Jewish merchants Of the city will sus-
pcnl business.
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For sale Cheap

The fine dental outfit formerly owned
by DIR. =. l.. Williams. For terms ap-
ply to Mrs. =. J., Williams, Tenth street,
between Washington avenue and Walnut
street. e . 3t*
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TO. LYNOH'S
Real Estate Column
FOL. RENT.

ooou tWo hOIy UTFh rutnDlp IOf
,torps and offices on Commercial avcfre.
between Eleventh. and Twelfth.
Brink dwelling corner Sineteentl,
snd Poplar streets.
Saloon AMI fixtures. southwest corn
e Eighteenth street and Commercial
avenue, at bargain.
Cottage on Twelfth street, west Of
numerical avenue, SO.
Dwelling house on Cross street. ives
pi Washington avenue. H
Two business houses on I.cvce street.
shove Eighth, $40 each.
Store room on Commercial avenue,
next to Waveriy hotel, $40.
Two story house on Commercial av-
enne. Two tehements suitable for shops
and residences.
--Store-room corner Twentieth and
Poplar streets, Sl2 20.
Store room adjoining above, IS.
Up stairs Of house on Commercial ay-
enue, near 10th street. Suitable for
dwelling, S..
-Tenements numbered 8, . and 10
Winters Row, 8 rooms each for $40
per month. In first-elass order.
Orphan Asylum building and prcmt.
seq. Rent low, to a good tenant.
Store room, corner Twentieth and
Washington avenue, $l2 month.
Rooms In various parts Of the city,
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The s.H lay evening services in tbo
church Of ! he Rcdcemer WIN hereafter
begin at hal tafter O'Clock instead of 5
o'clock
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satuatedson Yenth street. between Nal
nut and washington, No. 10. Possession
given first of October.
f.. A, BURNETT.
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Tyr fresh SihepsgeY yseh go to
Henry Winters Oh Commercial avenue.
He receives them from Baltimore daily,
a4a ,etfsrs.thes Il the pohhc at TIE ssy
lowest prices.
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Wanted, tenant on fruit farm snar
Villa Ridge Station on the Ilhneis Cen
trail railroad. Apply 10 ID. AFTER.
9-l3-tf ... Cairo, III.
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RATES OF ADVER TISING.

u-All bills for advertising. arc due and pay
able IN ADVANCE
Transient advertising will he inserted at the
rate Of II " per square for the first insertion
and 50 cents for each subsequent one liberal
discount will be made on standing aud displ
advertisements
For inserting Funeral notice ei "a Notice Of
meeting Of societies or secret orlcrs 80 cents for
each insertion
Church, Society, Festival and supper notices
will only lie inserted "a advertisements
No advertisement will be received at less than
80 cents. and no advertisement will be inserted
for less than three dollars per month
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60 nasmg.

~" ''''"V" wv" "''atiN" uV"I'' WIN
arrive In Cairo within the next few
weeks. and remain short time mt the
Athencum. They are now playing in
Iowa. .te% sNE k:fEtsAgt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-27

For sale, new top buggy and a set of
new harness. Apply to A. IL. Irwin.
9-l3-tf
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HO }! For st. Louis Fair.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL Il. Il. CO..
Cairo, ILL.,. Sept. &c, 1876.
To persons wishing to attend the st.
Louis Fair, commencing October I'd, we
will sell excursion tickets to st. LOUIS
ana return, at S7.20; East st. Louis and
return, at $500. Commence sale of
tickets September Both; good to return
until October nth, inclusive.
JAMES JOHNSON,
General Southern Agent.
j. IL. JOKES, Ticket Agent. 9.2G-Gt
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For Sale.

by order of Che County Commissioners Of Al
eNander county, there viii be offered for sale, n
public auction, az Tbetes, on the Goth day OF
Sept, 1876. at IL O'Clock, am, the old co irt
House, incudingthe grounds ON which 1t is sim
square. Terms Of the sale Cash or county
Indebtedness. &. W. SAMMONs, Co. Gem n.
Cairo, sept. II, ls.G,
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Highland Park, Ill.

a collegiate Rusl Preparatory Insti-
tuition fUr Ladies'.
FALL session begins September 2oih, lsI6
Course of study thorough anil extended. liar
facilities for Music, Drawing .and Painting
Manners, Monis aud Health Of the first impor-
lance. College buildings eommodious, and
well furnished. No rooms for pupils above two
lights OF stairs Location attractive. Tho-e
who have eolnpleted their ordinary school e,lu-
cation elsewhere may he received TO pursue oar
higher courses with special advantage. Id
WARD 4. WESTON. PRElpSSr.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-27

The ball at Turer.hal on Monday
night -thc first bail Of the season was a
very pleasant affair. There was very
fair attendance Of the friends of The Tur-
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No Longer ~ Candidate,
The following card was received by us
yesterday

ycstcIuas
CAIRO, Ills, Sept. Is, 1876.
EDITOR CAIRO BULLETIN: Please
withdraw my name as a candidate for
sheriff of Alexander county at the No.
vember election. Yours, Respectfully.
Ct X. A. EDMUNDsON.
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The severe winter. followt,
rainy, dubious spring aud SUN.
this year, has had effect. Cons.
ton threatens to regain its old dread, -
Significance. From It's first faint symp- :,
toms. through its larassng later stages,
Halls Balsam for the lungs must be
blessed relief gives nights of peace In |
tread of hacking cough, snbduos dreaded |
night sweats, and changes the weak. ir-
ritatcd feeling through the chest to Sc.
rene strength. For sale by all druggists. |
Price, 81 Oh per bottle. (2l)-wlt
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New ridden and hesdricske club. /,
The sew 1IldA and iJekdrisks cam

paign club now Icing organized in this
city will no dpus be Ahig thing. Apong
those who are Interesting themselves
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In Carpetings

Nv hieh we Keep at the Grand street stor
only, we are Offering English and Amsri-
can tapestries AT 81, former price 81 L.;
body Brussels N - -, former price 81 ~;
| Atwood lngra Il at lic former plige. M. /;
three ply iugrairs al -, ioriner paige.
81 so; oil-slohs At Joe. TO zoe lorlner
prices, a0c. to SIC.
samples of goods, and catalogues of la
dies add misses' suits and muslin under
wear, and infants outfits, sent free OF charge
10 all sections OF the nited States.
Rules Tor selt-mcasurement sent ON aplli-
eaton to all parts OF the country.
Orders for goods Of all kinds will be care
fully attended 10, and the goods packed
and forwarded without charge, japs-wsm
6roadwat and Twentieth Street.
Grand and Christie Sts., NY.
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tits related on David Garrick tbo,

dropped shilling, AMI raised a
once Tss over it. Foote, the actor. be-
great ent. exclaimed: 81 wonder
ing pres Nas gone!' "Gone to the
where IL 'ed Garrick. Trust you.
ue'h grow. ga shilling go further
Davy, for makii. Ell, retortel roo,o
,hah ANYBODY els Minds one of Il. r.
uarfieh s'nliing rc' Itch goes further
Rabbits best soap. wa :,
than any other in the worl,
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A Fine DISPLAY ,

Jos. RoNEKEg,P rop'
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Ghe 8nllqiin.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SIIERIEE

FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce JOHN II
ROBINSON as q candidate for Sheriff OF Alex.
ander county. 81 the coming county electi0u.
We sss anthorifci n announce PETER SAlIP,
for an Indepeu0ent candidate for SherifY NJ Al
eNsnder county. ut the ensuing county election
STATES ATTORNEY.
Enron BrLLETIs;-Please announce That
am candidate for the Office of States Attorney
for Alexander county at the November elec
ton. WN. &. MuLkIY.
We are authorized to announce GEO. W
HENDRitkS, Jk ms q can fitate at the No
yefnber election, for States Attorney for Alex
snder county.
CIRCUIT CLERK.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
w. MPHEE1ERS ~ a candidate for Circuit
Clerk Of Alexander county ut the coming county
election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN q,
HARTMAN as a candidate for the ONCE of Cir
cult clerk Of Alexander county at the ensuing
county election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN A..
REEVE as a candidate for the ofice III Circuit
Clerk al the November election.
Weare authorized to announce W. =. PITCHER
a. n candidate for the ONCE Of Circuit Clerk OF
Alexander county at the November election.
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We are authorized to announce JOHN II
ROBINSON as candidate for Sheriff Of Alex
ander county. At the c0mi0g e0s.0tv aelecti0n
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-11
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND
FAST MAIL ROUTE OF THE u. s.

l. the mos. direct. convenient aud econom-
zeal way of reaching Philadelphia aud this
great Exhibition from all sections of the
country. 1t, trains too aud from Philadci-
phia viii pass thruulh grand Centennial
depot, which the company has erected at
the main entrance 10 the Exhibition
gtoundS Tor the accommodation OF pasScn-
ger. who wi Ia to stop at or start from the
numerous large ho'cls contiguous To this
station auc the ENhlbitiOn-a convenience
of the greatest value to visitors, and Afford
ed exclusively by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, which Is the only line running direct
10 the Centennial buildings. Excursion
trains VIII also stop at the Encampmeut OF
the Patrons Of Hu~bauiry, at lin Station
ON this road.
The renrsyivania railroad j. the grand
est railway organization III the world. 1t
controls seven thousand miles of roadway,
forming continuous lines TO Ihil1deiphia.
New YORK. Baltimore, and washington, over
which Luxurious day and night ears are
run from chicago. 81. Louis, Louis, lille, Gin
cinuat. Indianapolis, columbus, Toledo,
Cleveland and Erie withous change.
IT. main line - aii wife double and third
tracks OF heavy steel ra''s upon deep bcd
OF broken stone b Hast. and it, bridyhs are
all of iron or stone. Its passenger tra'uS
are equipped with every known improve
mcnt for comfort and safety, and are run at
| trains of any line on the continent. The
| company mas largely increased its equip
ment Tor rcdtennaltrayel. and viii bc pre-
| pared In build III its own shops. n short
| notice sufficient t. FULLY accommodate any
any extra demand. The uncpullled re
| sources at the command of the company
OF the company "a rantec the most perfect
accommodations for all IL, patron, dur ~
! the Centennial Exhibition.
The magnificent scenery for which the
| P4un>y lyanii Railroad j. 20 Justly cclehra-
! ted presents To the traveller over its perfect
| roadway an cVer-changin" panorama OF
| river mountain and landscape views uuc-
I qualsd in America.
The eating stations on this line are nm
/ surpassed, Meals vii, he furnished at suit.
able hour, and ample time allowed Tor en-
/ loving them.
Excursion tickets. AZ reduced rates. will
/ be sold at all the principul railroad ticket
| Offices in the West, Northwest and South
/ west.
| BE sure that your tickets read VIA the
! Great Pennsylvania rOutc TO the Ccnten-
NAL
FRANK THOMSON, -. NJ HOYD, Jr,,
Gen. Manager. Gen Pa.s'r Agt
! Jy2-w7m
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Cincinnati Enquirer DEM: The Do
mocracy feel that every vote given for
Mr.. Cooper will be thrown away. and.
as the contest before the country i, Of
such vast importance, they will lay aside
personal preferences and go solidlv for
the party which promises reform.
Boston Transcript tlnd): 1t is "A grley-
Gus scandal that General Babcock still
draws pay from the federal treasury.
lie escaped condemnation in the civil
courts, but the judgment OF the Ameri-
can people is that he should be dismis sed
in disgrace, from the public employ.
Cincinnati Enquirer: There is no OPP
| position 10 Governor Tilden indside the
Democratic ranks in Ohio. A few ofthc
brilliant gentlemen who have been in the
back ground, voting the Republican tick =
ct for the past three years, are cracking
their whips IA little.
Syracuse Conrirr: II YOU elect Tilden,
Tilden will be the president. 1t YOU
elect Hayes, the Lord only knows who
wv ll'oI'iNhl WIZ II may w ,bIlh-
ling, or Morton, or Blaine, or old Simon
Cameron, or even Boss Shepherd, or POS
sibly 4 regency composed Of the whole
gang. The people should take 10
chances in such lottery.
l'ittsburg Dispatch, (Rep.) Babcock
was apparently not only an original
whisky conspirator, but he rcsorted To
very mean devices to hide his connection
with the ring. How the president could
have thought worth while making d
stand ioI such man is not easy to com
prchend. Yet it wa. because he loved
babcock better than the public interest
that the president turned upon Bristow'
Chicago Tribune, (Rep): Bluford Will
sons testimony only confirms the I'M
preston long and reluctantly entertained
that bad and corrupt men were permitted
to retain and betray the confidence and
friendship of the president, and to hinder
and thwart the efforts of Secretary Bris-
tow and ms assistants in the treasury
department to protect the interests Of the
government and punish the whisky
thieves.
! The Aiken, Sc Jo,ouaI, in Noticing
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-11

The statement made in the Barnard
letter, produced by Bluford Wilson in
bis testimony before tie committee. in
regard TO Mr.. Mixer, are denied Ia toto
by the Gio5eDemoerat, which declares
that Mr.. Mixer is innocent OF ali the
charges made or implied against bin in
that letter. The deIial may be true, but
it is one of the mist ,rtuncs that mall The
ways OF the wlIlsky-ring transgressors
hard. that having cOnspjred 10 cheat The
government, they lost their character for
integrity, and would the public believe it,
not too hard Judgment that they do not
hesitate 10 follow up the crime OF stead
ing by the vice Of lying.
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LINEGARA TPADUCAH

We reproduce with pleasure the toll
lowing flattering notice from the Padu-
cah Daily Ne,eS of Monday last. of Mr..
Linegar's speech in that city on satur-
day:
Hon. ID. Il. Linegar, of Cairo, ad-
dressed the people of Paducah Saturday
evening ON the political issues OF the
day. lie was for many years leading
and active member OF the Republican
party, but has been driven out of their
corrupt organization by their frauds and
excuses, and by their betrayal of every
trust reposed in them by the too coniid-
ing people of the country.
MIR. Linegar is an able DICTATOR. q close
thinker aud very forcible speaker. lie
dissected Mr.. Hayes letter of acceptance.
exposed its weakness, its hypocrisy, and
it, false promises. lie declared that Mr..
Hayes could not again deceive the peo-
pie OF this country by the same Old stale
promises used by Grant years ago, and
which have been the stock in trade OF
that party for several successive years.
Mr.. Linegar laid bare the hideous rotten
ness OF such promises, and declared that
the election OF Hayes for one term would
mean the reelection of Grant for the
third term; that Hayes was sustained
by the whisky ring, by all the bull
dogs of the Radical party. such as
Morton, Logan, Chandler, Belknap, Bah
cock, and Grant himself, and by all the
little beyy OF petty rascals and thieves
like Yarmouth, kellogg, Pinchback and
others.
Mr.. linegar denounced the demonetiz-
alton OF the silver dollar, and proclaimed
1t as Radical trick to cheat the people
and enrich the bond-holder. lie declared
that our old, time-honored and rcspecta-
BILE silver dollar must be restored to its
normal value, and asserted that this
would be leading feature in future cam-
paigns. His speech was great success
anu was repeatedly applauiel.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-11

CONGRESSMAN Lawrence has intro
ton for that known as the Blaine school
amendment, as follows:
Article lG, section !. No state shall
make any law respecting an establish
ment OF religion or prohibiting the tree
exercise thereof.
Section 2. No public property or
money raised by taxgtion, or tor any pub
lie fund or property in any state or place
subject TO the legislative power OF con-
gress, shall ever be given TO or ever
placed under the control OF any religious
sect or denomination.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-11

\ GENTLEMAN who has recently trav-
eled extensively in Georgia. Alabama,
Mississippi and Tennc> see. informs Us
that the agricultural outlook in those
states is very promising. The poo.
pie there. as elsewhere. have been >trug-
Cling with the hard times, sureraddcd To
the evils arising from the ruinou> policy
OF raising cotton to the exclusion 81 ''thc
staff of life - but they are generally
becoming convinced that their grantri :
AMI smokc-houSes should be li.lrd at
home. hence more grain and pork vii.
be produced than ia any other year
since the war, in those states. The on
thing necdful among the masses is a
sound and abundant currency, aul they
are looking confidently, yet anNlou>ly,
for the election of 1ilden aud Hendricks
and the consequent financial rcli,t.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-11

THE committee OF conference on the
congressional, legislative, judicial and
executive appropriation bills, came to an
agreement on Monday night, except in
regard 10 the salaries of the president.
senators and representatives, which are
to be decided separately by the two
houses. The force OF clerks in the cX-
ccutivc departments are to be reduced by
the discharge of 7Gj employes-one-third
on September 10, one-thrd on October
10 and one-third on November 10. The
salaries of all those retained. who now
receive not more than 81 500 per annum,
will be left untouched. The senate con
.erces consented to the reduction of abUu,
ten per cent. required by the house 10 be-
made on all civil officers who now re-
ccivc more than II 500 per yeT The
amount of the reduction proposed by the
house in this bill rs compared with last
years appropriations, was S3.I0O,000.
The senate conferccs reccded on the it, m
of disagreement, amounting tn $1,000
OOO and the house managers yielded an
aggregate of S2.lO0,OOO. The amount ct
reduction provided for by the bill will
therefore be S3.GO0,OO0
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the CHICAGO TRAGEDY.

a terrible tragedy shocked the citi-
'ens OF Chicago on Tuesday last. Mr..
Alexander Sullivan, secretary of the
board OF public works, shot and killed
Mr. Francis lianford, principal of the
north division high school. lie had
written letter to a member of the
chicago common council, accusing Mrs.
sullivan, who has been school teacher
and writer for the press, of having Sc
cured changes and appointments by the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-11

SOME ofthe newspapers having charged
Minister Pierrepont with snobbishness
and with having changed his name from
Joshua Munson Pierrepont to the more
high sounding one OF Edwards Pierre
pont, friend in Chicago comes To the
rescue. His name Was Munson Ed
wards Pierpont from which he dropped
the Munson and put in the extra and
e. There was nothing snobbish about
TINS OF course, and Mr.. Picrrepont should
he eternaliy grateful to his Chicago
friend for setting ham right.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-11

1hr Belgrade correspondence of the
New hork TN, says that the statement
Is not az AL * ggeratel that 900 hu-
man beings, OF all ages and both sexes
have been mds,acTed IN the Provinces O,
Bulgaria, Macedonia. and Epifus since
The LIST OF January, 1876, by the regular
ahd irregular Turkish soldiery. This
wholesale hatchery, the atrocities attend
ing II, AMI the helplessness of Seryia
call Tor the Interference Of the Eurolean
powers. a late cable dispatch iron,
Vienna says IL is believed that the mowers
have arrived at An understanding in re-.
gard 10 the basis Of discussion for AN Eu.
ropean congress TO meet in Vienna. Tn,
Porte has given its assent in principle Il
the following points: First, re estab-
iishi1ent OF the status quo ante belum in
Servia; second, Montenegro TO receive
aa accession OF territory Including a sea-
port on the Adriatie; third. Bosnia and
Herzegovina TO be reunited and form one
province under a special charter. by
which a considerable measure OF self.
government VII be granted.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-11


strcch made bya prominent Iscpubli-
can. SAYS "Thconly time he brought
down the holi g, aid made the crowd open
wide their eyes. was when hc told them
that rildcr had seat Si,000, 900 To South
Carolina TO buv NJ negro votes. Then
EVERY car listened. every eye opened,
and every hand went down into pocket,
and the crowd howlcd. 'liooroi for I'll
DER"
Montgomery, tAial ddccytiScr: What
Governor ilcn has done in New \, rk,
and what thr Democratic congpSs las
done. Governor Houston has been doing
i'm Alabama. lie stopped the leaks, he
cut down the expenses, he practirod
riui,1 economy. and VIII save the people
ut least $4,000. 900 during his term.
Wherever the Democrats have control in
the south ordrt prevails, and thc people
feel secure in .hcir person and properly.
ST. Louis Tines: Il j. no longer the
south alone that want I" he ''pacilird,'
Mr.. HAYES. Eight years OF Graiism have
thrown The N"''' cup y NV" u ''''""'o
state OF lrfl'A''""' "h" WV '"'''' vi
four years more on top ~ tina, is not al
culalcl to alleviate it. iit i The noo-
pie Iii, time tl,c pcoplc+at largc-trom
Maine to Texas and from Florida TO
Minne-uta. who have 10 be looked after.
and Undc Samuel 1ildcn lboms up a.
! the grcl, paciiicaior of the 6tlson.
Chicago Times lie (Grihi) cannot
take the stand too soon. nor'lspeak toe
plainly; bat meanwhile his ,pse /, not
hrlpcd by the defense of a thief III,
} JIurlhlt. who carrie, himself about
Washington as ia, Keeper of tie urc~i
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-11

HE Cincinnati Price Current repo, Is
the hay crop OF Central illinois to be eX-
ceptionally large. The supply OF No. l
timothy is 30 abundant that it is readily
contracted for at five do'iars per ton de-
livered in the barn. which is from two
to live dollars less per ton than the ruling
figures for the last iiveor six years. Clo-
yer. however, suffered greatly by late
rains, rendering it impossible TO cure it.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-11

GEN. CHARLES F. BLACK has been
nominated by the Democrats and the In
dependents Of the Fourteenth district to
represent them in congress. The dis
'rict Is represented. by Cannon, Re
publican, but it is now among the most
probable OF the probabilities that Gen.
Black Will be returned in his place
zen Black was union soldier, and is a
gentleman OF excellent reputation and
fine ability.