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Teichman a bill, aud Mr.. r.. without in.
specting the bill very closely, handed II
to a boy to get 1t changed. In a few min
utcs the boy returned and handed Tcici,-
man one dollar in change, aud the latter.
taking out twenty-five cents for the three
cigars, handed Adams The remainder, sew.
enty-five cents. Adams declared 1t was
two-tlollar bill he had given Tcichman
and refused to receive the seven ty.flye
cents. Teichman, who had not
scrutinizei the bill very closely,
was not pos tive In his own mind whether
II was one or two dollar hill, and sent
the boy back to Charlie Frank ut Gates
saloon to see u a mistake had not been
made in making change. Charlie, to
make sue Of 1t, examined the drawer
which he found did not contain two
dollar bill. The boy returned and told
Teichman the change was right-it was q
one dollar bill. Adams demanded change
for two dollars, aud Tclchman refused to
give him more than the seventy.Hve
cents. Yesterday Adams swore out n
warrant charging Teichman with the lar
ccny Of one dollar. A number Of wit.
nesses were examined, and the above
facts brought out. Or course Teichman
was discharged.
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Attention Dealers,

We have four dozen Imitation Ebony
Sprague Can-Openers, taken for adver.
Using, which We will sell ut two dollars
per dozen. Inquire at Bulletin office.
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Go.--Go to the masquerade ball at the
st. Charles hotel TO night. 1t will be n
pleasant affair.
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CITY NEWS.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1870.
LOCAL SlPE WATER.

The MAsQUERADE.--The masquerade
bail at the st. Charles Tuesday evening
will be grand affair. u.
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Nrw.---One hundred pieces new spring
prints at Stuart q Gholson's Monday
morning. 2-l32t.
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CIRCUIT CoURr.--In the circuit court
yesterday the case Of the people Tvs. Chas.
Caldwell, for perjury. was called.
Mcssrs. Linegar & I.ansdcn appeared for
the defense, and County-Attorncy Null
key and Judge John Mulkey for the pros
ccution. The greater part Of the day
was taken up in the examination of wit
ncsscs.
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REMEMBER. forget the mlsque-
rade ball at the st. Charles hotel Tues
day evening. 10th inst. 2t.
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a M. Laundry =.

II is now conceded that Mrs. Coleman
the la,inJr-ss. No. II Fourth street. be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave-
nucs, has one of The best conducted laun-
dry establishments in the city, and land
lords OF hotels and boarding houses will
find II to their advantage TO call upon
her. Her prices are as follows: Hotel
and clearinghouse washing 70 cents
per dozen. For piece work prices are rs
follows; Single shirt and collar, Zoe; per
dozen, soc; socks, &c; two collars. 10 !:
two laudkercliieis, 5c; vests, zoe; and
all gcnllcmen's wear, So. per dozen.
Ladies plain calico dresses. 25c; calico
dresses with extra trimmings, soc: white
dresses, 81 25c ladies' underware. fine
and coarse, 81 90 per dozen. l-23-tf.
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JAMES WATSON,
sergeant, Signal Service, U. 8. A.
PsVs D.iss.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Grand Tower. Memphis.
" Eddyville, Nashville,
" Bismarck, st. Louis.
" Rover and tow, Pomeroy.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Grand Tower. st. Louis.
+" John Gilmore, tow, st. Louis.
4" Rover tow, st. Louis.
RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
business was very quiet.
The weather was warm and pleas
ant.
The river at six o'clock last night,
was 40 feet 2 inches on the gauge, having
fallen inches In the previous twenty.
tour hours.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The John Gilmore and tow arrived
from st. Louis on Sunday morning.
Diver Hiram Hill has gone to the
City Of Quincy.
The Arkansas Belle was here from
Evansville on Sunday.
The Nail City and barges passed by
Sunday morning, from Pittsburg for st.
Louis.
The City OF Vicksburg passed down
from st. Louis for Vicksburg Sunday.
with fair trip.
The Ed. Hobbs and barges passed up
from St. Louis for Pittsburx at noon SUM-
day.
The Vint Shinkle passed up from
Memphis at s o'clock Sunday evening
with moderate trip.
The Charles Morgan arrived at 0
o'clock and LETT In half an hour, Sunday
morning. If ft ss'NE
The Tom Sherlock came along at 6
o'clock IN the evening, remained q couple
OF hours and left ut halfpast 8. i...
The Tom Sherlock put OF rs bar
rels of salt for Nashville, and a lot for
this place, Sunday.
The Eckcrt left tor Hardim's point,
the scene Of the sinking OF the City OF
Quincy, yesterday afternoon.
The Julia, from Vicksburg for st.
Louis, discharged $50 bales cotton at the
Cairo and Vincennes railroad wharf-boat
on her way up Sunday. u
The City OF Quincy sunk in ten feet
OF water at HOrdins' Point, near Austin,
sixty miles bclow Memphis on Sunday
night. tIii3i t4th't q
The Grand Tower. on her way up
from Memphis to st. Louis yesterday
morning put of 1876 bales Of cotton at the
Cairo and Vincenncs railroad wharf
boat. . ri4AI ta- tr.I
The Peytona and barges added six
hundred tons freight here. and lett for
New Orleans at two O'Clock Sunday
morning. ..
The Eddyville. from Nashville, came
Ia with every pound OF freight she wanted
yesterday morning at eleven O'Clock.
She discharged 2lS hhds. tobacco, 40 tons
iron, 10 head of stock aud lot Of mis-
cellaneOus freight. f,.. .Hf
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RIVER NEWS.

WAN DEPARTMENT, RIvrr Rsposr, I
Feb u .s76,
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city Of Cairo.

colored and vanished, for sale at hall
price tS2.j0) at the BULLETIN Office.
10000 note heads, 10000 envelopes,
?0,0O0 letter heads, 10 rcams statements.
20 realms bill hcads-Carlisle paper-ju,,
received aud for sale at the BULLETIN
Office.
For any Of the above articles, apply
he BULLETIN Office. r.. 4. BURNETT
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The LI1TLE.OLD FOLKS PARTy.--The
party and dance at the st. Charles last
night was ono Of the gayest and most
enjoyable affairs Of the winter, the little
folks and the old folks present all entered
into the festivities Of the occasion with a
vim and energy which told how well they
enjoyed the affair. II was happy
time. and one long to be remembered by
those who participated.
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For Sale.

"A silver plated No. 8 Wilson Shuttle
Sewing Machine. hard tpiano) finish,
valued at $50. win he sold at $50 dis
count, on good terms, ana ordered direct
from the factory.
Colonel and mounted Maps Oi the
cityoi Cairo at 81 50 each (hali price,
"A No. o Wilson Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine valued at SIS. Will be sold at SIS
discount, and ordered direct from the
factory.
"A 800 Remington Sewing Machine
$50 OF for cash. Suitable Tor tailor or
boot and shoe manufacturer.
"A style IL" "Clongh, Warren &
Go. IS" Parlor Organ. right from the fac
tory at Detroit. List price, $500. VIII
be sold foi 500.
1000 sheets OF bristol board just re-
ceiyed at the BULLETIN Office, and tor
sale to the trade.
MOUNTED MAPS
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FOUND GuLTY.--'rhomas g. Ord, the
man arrested In November last by On
GERS wooten and Sargent for an attempt
to pass counterfeit money on Mr.. Louis
Herbert Mt his saloon on Ohio Ievcc. was
tried In the United States district court at
Springfield last week, and found guilty.
Police Officers Sargent and W0otcn, who
went to Springfield to testify against
Ord, returned on Saturday evening.
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FouSD.-The body of white man
was found In the river at Birds point
last evening, and brought to Cairo in the
belief that 1t was the remains of Frank
Gilman, recently drowned near the ILL
nois Central wharf-boat. just before 20.
ing TO press we learn that the body does
not answer the description given OF Gill
man.
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TIcKErs.-Iickcts for the Delta Cor
net band ball can DC had at Phil Saup's.
=. G.. Schuh's. j. Burgers, Buder Bros,
aud at McGauley's drug store. 2t.
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HAMBURi EMBRoIDERIEs.-Stuar Il
Gholson will offer Oh Monday morning
the handsomest and cheapest line of
Hamburg edgings and insertions ever
offered in this city. We offer many new
patterns not to be found elsewhere. Look
out for an elegant line of new trimmings
shortly. 2t
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A SOUND CoMPANY.-The late Dyas
L. Parker at the time of his death had a
policy on his lie in the Equitable OF
New York, tor $1,000. Yesterday Mr..
Cohen, special agent Of the company,
paid 10 Mr.. II. II. Cunningham, admin
istrator, the sum Of So, OPS 80, tor the BEN
efit OF Mr.. Parker's children. We take
pleasure in making this statement as 1t
was given us by Mr.. Cunningham, and
recommend the company as one of the
best as well as most prompt paying in.
situations in the United States We will
further say in this connection, that Mr..
Cohen will remain at the st. Charles no.
tel for few days ANA will be pleased o
explain the "toatine" system (by which
n man may receive the benefit of his in
surance without the trouble and risk Of
dying), which is made speciality with
this company.
POLICE Court. Charles Brown and
John Funk were before Police Magistrate
Bird yesterday on charge of being
drunk. Brown was sent to the calaboose
Tor three days, and Funk given u stay Of
execution on condition that hc would
leave the city In twenty-rour hours.
An interesting TRIAL came Off before
Judge Bird yesterday. The circum-
stances were these: On Saturday even.
Ing William Adams. accompanied by two
friends, went into Tcichman's cigar store
on Commercial avenue and called for cl-
CARS for the party. Adams handed
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Convocation of
Cairo Chapter No. II r. A. NJ, to be held
AT the Masonic hall, tins Tuesday even
ing, Feb. Is 1870, for organization under
new charter and election Of officers. All
companions cordially invited.
Z. HANNY, Sec'y.
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DoS'T FoEGET.-The Delta City Cor
net bands masquerade ball comes of at
the 81. Charles hotel this evening, and
promises to be the gayest affair of the
Kind so far this season. The attendance
will be large.
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BARGAINS IN BLEACHED CoTToNs.-
Stuart q Gholson are offering all the IA
vOrtc brands IN Bleached COttons, at
lower prices than they have ever before
been sold in this city. Now.is the time
to buy your Spring Cottons, as an early
advance in these goods is inevitable.
~
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The RIyERs.--The Ohio and Missis-
sippi rivers are both rising again above
this point. though 1t is not believed the
swell will be sufficient TO cause the least
ing here Yesterday
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Rooms TO RESr.-Four rooms, and a
neat cottage OH Third Street, free from
sipe water. and in good condition. En-
quirc Of VIM. Mciiale, at the Delta
House. 2-l5-u.
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Sparks from the Wires.
The Virginia State Conservativ
convention meets May 3lst.

The Virginia State Conservative
convention meets May 3lst.
Heavy snow storms are raging in
Northern New York and the New
England States.
bIrs. Ann Hammond was murdered
by Thos. }. Bartell, in New York
last night. He chopped her 10 pieces
with a hatchet.
Fourteen bodies have been recov-
cred from tie ruins Of the altnshOuse
fire at Norwich, Conn.
Josiah Turner, editor of the Raj
eigh, N. C., Sentinel, and w. IL. H..
Howerton, secretary of state of North
Carolina, have been arrested on the
charge of conspiracy ana libel.
In honor of the hundredth anniver-
sary of the evacuation of Boston by
British troops, business was sus-
pended yesterday and flags llng to the
breeze in all parts of the city.
c. X. Peck testified yesterday con-
cerning post leadership frauds, his evil
dence duplicating Orvillc Grant and
Gen. Babcock'5 brother, and placing
them in u very unenviaJle position if
his statements are true.
The yacht Octavia, recently cap
turcd by Spanish gunboat, had Il
cargo of 2i3 boxes of powder, IS boxes
of cartridges, ~ boxes of shells, 1000
rifles, $50 carhines, and two pieces of
artillery for the Cubans.
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ILLINOIS.
Crooked Chaps Plead Guilty.


Chicago, March l7.-In the federal
court, this morning, the whisky cases
known rs the "last batch" were called.
They include Hesing, Rehm, HOyt,
and number of gaugers, disIillers
and rectifiers. Hesing plead guilty
of two counts and one indictment,
which charge him with conspiracy
and removing whisky. The remain
ing counts of that Indictment and
the other indictments were passed by
the court and action on them will be
taken at some future time.
Rehm plead guilty to the entire
indictment against him, reserving
the question for argument in court as
to the whisky indictment, which sets
out more than one actual offense.
Tine other indicted parties, with but
few exceptions, plead guilty to most
of the counts in their indictments.
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CALIFORNIA.
Bank Assessment.

San Francisco, March 1.-THE
Bank of California has levied third
assessment of ten per cent.
Still Another Race.
Golden Gate, Revenue, Foster,
Chance and Hockhocking will run Il
two-mile and repeat race on the Bay
District track on the 25th inst.
A Legislator Fined.
Assemblyman Wilcox, who attack
ed a Chronicle reporter in the Senate
chamber was found guilty Of assault
and fined $500. The verdict is gen.
orally regarded as a copdemnation OF
the Chronicles recent course in max
ing personal attacks on members OF
the legislature.
st. Patrick's Day.
st. Patrick's day was celebrated
with unusual spirit by professions,
literary exercises and social festivities
in the evening.
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Paris, March IA section of the
railroad bridge over the river Ill,
near Latterbach, gave way to-day
under the pressure of the flood. The
passenger train from Mulhouse for
Strasburg, which was crossing at the
time. was precipitated into the river.
The carriages fell or top of one an
other and were dashed To pieces. Ow-
ing TO the violence of the stream
none of the passe myers could be
saved; all were either crushed to
death or drowned Thirty corpses
nave already been recovered.
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CHEYENNE WYOMING. SATURDAY MORNING MARCH le 1876

nearly all salaries ten per cent. and
the force employed twenty per cent,
and also that the action of the House
in proposing 10 ihe abolish number
of oar missions to South America
and reduce the salaries of the prin-
cipal ministers in Europe is unwise
and inipolitic. II Was therefore agreed
that the Senate committee on appro-
priaiions should pass Upon each item
of reduction in tl.e various bills sepa-
rately and should recommend concur
renee only in those reductions which,
after separate examination, are found
compatible with the continuance of
the requisite Observation-Disclosures
such reductions can be made the Re
publican majority Of the Senate will
vote for them, but on the contrary,
uultess similar good reasons can be
shown for concurrence in any recon-
mendntion OF the House touching a
matter Of importance, the issue will
be made with unyi,lding firmness.
Harsh Coming Dack.
Attorney General Plcrrepont sew
eral days ago sent messenger 10
Canada 10 bring Marsh to Washing
ton. The Attorney General has heard
from his agent and expects that
Marsh will soon he here. Terms of
safety have been offered to him that
in all probability will be acceded to.
Investigation OF ssnator Spencer.
The Senate committee on priv
i.eges and elections to-day began an
investigation OF the charges brought
against Senator Spencer, Of AlabGma,
that he secured his election by cor
rupt means. Spencer was present
with his counsel, Hon. Matt. III. Car
l.enter, assisted by Chus. L. Meyer,
chairman Of one of the republican
state committees of Alabama.
Gen. John S. Morgan appeared in
behalf of the memoralists of the Al
ALBANIA legislature. John J. Moulton
was examined hy Gen. Morgan. Last
I April, Mouiton was claimed to have
stated before 4 committee of the Ala
bama legislature that money was
used 10 secure Spencer's election.
Gen. Morgan read from the testimony
Of Witnesses and asked if tie answers
as printed were correct. Monlton,
in every instance where the printed
answers contained an inti.nation OF
his knowledge Of corruption, en-
phalic.ily denied that he had ever
given any such testimony. lie spec
tally denied the statement attributing
TO him Tho printed testimony that he
had asked Spencer for $4,000, but
said he had requested n loan of $1,000
and thai subsequently, Spencer hand.
ed him check Tor $3.50, which he
Spencer, said was all lIc could spare
at that time. The witness afterwards
repaid this money.
Wi.ceiIaueous
Kilbouruc las written letter from
Jail, to Speaker Kerr reminding him
that il is his duty to certify the fact:
in his case 10 the district attorney
that he may bring the matter before
the grand jury. and demanding that
the certificate be given so that he may
enjoy the right to IL speedy trial by
an impartial jury.
B. B. Halloch, convicted yesterday
of the larceny of si7 900 from the
treasury, was to-day sentenced to foul
years imprisonment ut hard labor in
the Albany county rcnitentiary
Ottman, indicted for the same cause
was then put on trial.
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A French Railway Train
Pluuges Into a River.
General News of the Globe,
WASHINGTON.
Safe Burglary Developments.

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examine tbe hookkeeper of Bor,oy
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| Ex-aovernor campbsn,s Statement.
Ex-Governor Campbell, of Wyo-
ming. now one of the Assistant Seq.
retaries of Stnte wns befor,. the com.
mittee on expcpdifires in the Wa,
department today. and read a dis
patch published in the New Ynrl
Herald, dated at Bismarck, including
him with others in the sale of post.
traderships. He said he appeared
there voluntarily to deny under oath
every statement concerning him il,
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FOREIGN.
Big Blaze in Manchester

Big Blaze in Manchester.
London, March II. - A block 0oi
shipping warehouses in Portland
street, Manchester, burned this morn
ing. The loss is estimated at several
hundred thousand pounds sterling.
Stock Market.
There is renewed distrust among
stock operators and general relapse
in prices. Two small failures occur
red this morning. Business is restrict
ed and home railways depressed by
large quantities ofstock being thrown
on the market. Foreign securities
are stronger and in most cases better
prices are realized.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


Concord, March 17.-Returns from
all the towns and cities in the state,
save two, Eaton and Randolph, give
Cheney 1903 plurality over Marcy,
and 3 ,2s1 majority over all the total
vote being, Cheney l,66S, Marcy 81
975, Kendall and scattering 420. The
two towns to be heard from gave
last year, Cheney 81. Roberts l49.
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NEW YORK.


New York, March l7.-Rev. Mans
field French, prominent Methodist
minister and widely known friend of
the coored race, died at his pastoral
charge, Pcarsall's, Long Island.
Wednesday morning, aged 66.
On its Feet Again.
August Belmont, the newly elected
president of the Bank of the State of
New York, states that after a very
strict examination of the accounts
and assets il is found that the bank
will be able to more than meet its
liabilities, and that it will probably
open for business on Monday next.
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Liverpool, March 1.-THE steamer
King Richard, from Baltimore, and
the steamer Athlete, of Dundalk,
came in collision here to-day. The
King Richard was considerably dam
aged and was run ashore at Tran
mere, where she now lies full Of
water.
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Dublin. March ia deputalion
from the Irish riflo association to-day.
had an interview with Major Leech,
late captain of the Irish team, and
requested him to organize an lrisl,
team to enter the eInternaiional match
at Philadelphia. Major Leech re
Piled that ho would do all in hi
power; ho regretted that the nationa
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OHIO.
Democrats in Council.

DSIIOSE~ts III OotrrICEf'
Columbus, March 1.-THE Demo-
cratic state central committee and
number of prominent Democrats met
here this morning, and, after full dis
cussion, decided to issue call for
state convention to meet at Cincin-
natl, May II.
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MICHIGAN.
The Ward win Case Settled

Detroit, March 1.-THE second
trial Of the Z. b. Ward will case.
which commenced Tuesday, was to-
day Withdrawn from court, the con-
testants and proponents having ar
ranged settlement.
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association had been unable TO form a
British team, and thought each coun-
try would now send its own repre-
sentative.
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First-class hotels pay l.ls cents per pound
all round
all round. PORK aHd Sausage lsls cents.
We also further agree that ifci:her of us
violate any OF the above agreements shatl he
line for the first net slln. and II ti.e second
- o, ana shall he in force r one year from
date, unless otherwise ordered ly all ot MS.
HELPHE srISE {. DURBIS,
l.. X. BkEssAItN,
FRED. I4l;.rAC.
DANIEL UI.I.atAS,
marlj 3ltd ~. T.. WALDRNv.N.
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The House Committee on Military
Afi:iirs, heard important testimony
yesterday regarding the frauds in the
soldiers TOMBSTONE contracts.