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Weather Report
ORP;cE or TTE cH1Ey SI0NAL OET1eE1,
WASHINoToN, D. c, NoVembar nj 4. 4.

For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, north.
west and southwest winds, rising barons-
ter. with clear or partly cloudy weather.
For Upper MiSsiAsippi and Lower Mis-.
souri, Valleys, northwest winds, with
colder, cloudy, or partly cloudy weather
and rising barometer.
For the LaSes the storm centre will
move northeastWsrd into the British
provinces, followed on Lakes Superior
and Michigan BY q ri,ing barometer,
colder northwest winds, cloudy and pos.
sibly light snow, and attended over the
Lower Lakes by warmer southwest winds,
falling barometer, cloudy and rainy
weather.
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What Gov. Curtin said.

(Yesterday's Cincinnati ssrt.is.l NJ 20 AL !
Ex-Governor Curtin, Of Pennsylvania,
passed through the city yesterday, on his
way home for New Orleans, whittier he
went at the request Of the National Dem.
ocratic Committee. After looking into
matters in Louisiana, he expressed re.
gret that Hayes did NOT carry New Jer.
sey and Connecticut. A most signif.
cant remark. 80 5lt IA
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COLUMBIA, November 2l.-The Boart
OF Canvassers made q report to the So
preme Court to-day on electors and Stat
officers. y The Court now permits th'
Board Of Canvassers to decide only OF
Congressman and Legislators as indicated
by the returns. This action will decide
the question as to Governor. The Court
will act tomorrow regarding the report
Of the Board on electors and State off.
GERS. US. Attorney General Alderman
U. S. District Attorney Corbin, and ex
Congressman Elliott, colored, appeared
as attorneys for the Republican caudi
dates.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Outrage ana Murder. .r.-.

CHEYENNE, Wy, November 2l.-ThC
body Of q daughter Of 2. Lynch, aged II
years, wa. found last night near Bradyt
lsland, Neb., bearing marks Of having
been outraged. Suspicion rests upon {
tramp, who was seen during the previous
day on the premises. he has been arrest
ed and will be held, pending evidence
Of the Coroner's Jury.
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Boil Il Down.


lhinportant TO look into the true in
slrdnesa Of great deal Of the wild talk
.hI. We hear from Democratic partisani
about trouble in case Hayes is counted
in"
No considerable number OF people il
tai. country, personally disinterested il
the result Of the election, lend any en-
sourugenent to such talk as this. 1t,hai
is origin at the political centres Of tht
Countrywide leading cities-where there
are large numbera OF professional politi
IiAn' and bummers, who, in addition tc
having staked their money on Tilden
expect to get Offices or get party jobs oI
some kind in case he is counted in"
To elect Tilden has been the sole bust.
ness Of thousands OF these fellows foi
months past In case he is couated in,
they are ready to swarm to Washington
like the lOcusts Of Egypt. Each Demo.
cratic Congressman elect is the centre oi
acoIlection Of these bummers. They are
the Chsps who worked for his nomina.
lion and election, and TO whom he is now
under mortgage in the dispensation Of
patronage, II Tilden il not counted in
how are they to get their pay? They
willnot only lose their prospective offices
but likewise the money they have staked
on the result. "HiHc alat laehrynae.n
1t ia to be remembered that the De.
nOCrscy have been out OF power fifteen
years. TheyAre the "out." and the Re-
Pub!icSns are the "inS." There is no
looking forward on the part of bummers
TO extensive changes In office In case
Hayes Is counted In" His letter ot &C
OpAues smacks too strongly Of civil ser
vice reform to encourage the latent e!e'
asnt Of office seekers in the Republican
Puiy to move on Washington. They
expect little in the way Of rewards for
't'riOes rendered in the canvass and are
aot likely to be disappointed.
Madame De Stael once said that "the
plague itself would have worshippers II
The plague had onlv Offices to be.tov.' )
wi,hon. comparing Mr.. TiIden 10 tb,
plague % Nr pn,,h;ra w., n t .O bn,,tOI ~ i"s .
a.,u,s =. c,,I .;,.",;o, =, - \, ~. t.., ,h,,
son. sooOS no.i,ioD. "rds, % ~ ~. a., Tovsrn. 'rn
a.pt A., =, S;' Si..o..I S.I'; !, ' 49, w :.
e,ua,.5 IN :. ' ps"'iS.". ap :" W. .S nas,., ~ :,
,ssa ,h., h. !. ro,,binnsd III. n"I;,i,
cal sIpee,,nt ,Iw.y. ra,.b,,. -. ,;.;n.
,oa. He doe, rot ,u,D n. H. III IL" ,hs
loyal Sun Flower 10 ,bo .St .s,,ins IN,
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VOLUME XXv-NUMBER n.

A Berlin special says: Austria seems
to have determined not to oppose the
Russian invasion Of the Bulgarian
provinces or English occupation Of
Constantinople. Austria will probably
preserve q complete neutrality at the
commencement Of any war, and proceed
to be Independent only very gradually.
Her first step, II she precipitstes war at
all, will be to occupy Bosnia.
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Body snatching.

Cu1cAGo, November 2l.-St. Boniiace
Cemetery, on tho North Side German
Catholic property, has within the last
few days been despoiled Of at least six
bodies. There il no clue as TO the dis.
position Of the bodies or the scoundrels
who perpetrated the crime. A strong
guard Is stationed there now,
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CHICAGO, November 2l.-The Christ
ian Convention has opened at the taber.
nacle. Two thousand delegates are here
from all over the North and West, and
three thousand more are coming after the
close Of the meeting. Three hundred
ministers joined Mr.. Moody in the in
quiEy room % pray for the Baptism Of
the Holy Spirit. -
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The Park Ranl, nn,aulter.

ST. JOINS, n. B., November 2l.-Thos.
J. Ellis, charged with sbscondipg with
$50, 900 Of the Park National Bank Of New
York, still remains here. The authori-
ties are doing nothing towards his extra.
dition. He has employed Mr.. Welllou,
Deputy Minister Of Justice, as his coun.
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SPAIN.


MADRID, November 2l.-The Spanish
Minister has presented in Congress bill
making the military service obligatory,
and providing that the standing army
sAall never be less than 100000 men. The
period Of service is fixed at eight years,
four IN the standing army and four in
the rnserYe
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Marriage Of the Tammany ChIei,

NV YoRK, November 2l.-John
Kelly, chief Of the Tammany Society,
was married Gt 8 o'clock this morning 70
Miss Theresa Muller, niece Of Cardinal
McCloskey. Tho wedding was = very
quiet one, only the relatives Of the bride
and groom being present, The ceremony
was performed By the Cardinal.
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, November 2l.-Prince Bis.
marck arrived in the city to-day.
An EMBARGO ON THE HORSE TRADE.
VIENNA, November 2l.-The Political
Correspondence says: The Austrian and
Hungarian governments have resolved to
prohibit exportation Of horses.
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A suit for Bridge Toll

LOUISVILLE, November 21.-Louisvills
Bridge Co., has entered suit against the
Ohio 4 Mississippi Railroad, and Wm. 7.
McClinton and Chas. A. Bercher, As
trustees for Sal, 900, alleged due Is toll
for crossing OF trains over plaintiffs
bridge, from Louisville to Jet1ersonyille,
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MarIne Intelligence.

New YORK, November 2l.-Arrlyed--
Steamships State OF Virginia and An.
choria, from Glasgow: Ethiopia, from Lon.
don; Russia, from Liverpool, and Vie
land, from Hamburg.
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Quieting Down.

WAsHroroS, D. c., November 2l.--
The peaceful assurance in official quar-.
ters concerning the recent quartering Of
troops in Washington has considerably
allayed the general excitement which
existed yesterday.
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Heavy Receipt OF Gold Coin.

NEW YORK, November 2l.-The steam
ship Russia, which arrived from Liver.
pool to-day, brought s2,s0o,o0o in gold
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HARRHBuRs, November, 2l.-oRcial
vote Of Pennsylvauia, Is as follows
Hayes, Ss4, ,l4si Tilden, S66,2sl; Cooper,
72S; Smith Prohibltionist, 1882.
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PROPOSAL FoR NEW ELECTION.

RIG. Frost, Democratic candidate ioI
Congress in the Third district Of thil
city, has addressed communication tC
L. S. Metcalfe, Republican candidate
proposing that neither party accept the
certificate OF election; that they request
the Governor TO order another election,
and that they withdraw the proeeedingi
before the court and refer the whole
matter back TO the people. Mr.. Metcalie
has not yet replied. ~.
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Failed.

JACKSONVILLE, Ill, November 2l.-
John Pfouty, an old and widely known
farmer Of Cass county, has failed. Lila.
bilities over 100000; assets less than
$4,000.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, November 22.-The Belgian
steamer Matthin has been wrecked on the
Island OF Gothland, in the Baltic sea,
Eleven persons were drowned.
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Death Of q ValunbIe Bun.

KAsxAkE1, liz, November 2O.-Em.
ory Cobbs short.horn bull Nineteenth
Duke Of Audrey, valued at SO 900, died
last night. N. O. .z--t So! -.
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LOss OF AXLE GREASE,

CHICAGO, November 2l.-A FIRE this
morning destroyed Frazier's axle grease
establishment on North Side. Loss esti.
mated at $4,000. Insurance small.
ELEVATOR BURNED.
NEW York, November 2l.-William
q. Payne's grain and -four mills and ele.
yatot, on Goth street, was burned tonight
Loss not stated. -gB. r-u.
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sr. L0uB, November p. The Met.
calf.Frost mandamus case was again
postponed to-day. twill no doubt be
heard tomorrow. -
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Troops TOR Cub,,.

HAVANA, November 2l.-Two thous.
and troops arrived here to-day, from
Spain.
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FIRE RECORD.
{ / Fonnndrsyl ndsl and Car Works.

TORONTO, November 2l.-The extern
sive foundry and car works owned by
Messrs. Hamilton were destroyed by ire
this morning. Loss estimated at $780,
600. Insured for about $4,000.
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WHEELING VA, WEDNESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER

counted except when placed in the ballot
box; that electors were chosen unker th'
election laws Of the State, which requir'
that the names Of the person voted fol
and the Office shall be accurately speci.
fed on the tickets. The committee asket
an inyeatigation Of the facts.
A similar protest was fled against
counting 1900 ballots cast In parishes
Concordia and Nstchitoches for any elect
ors except those named on the ticket
Kellogg, TBurch and Brewster parishes
in the 18th Senatorial district, are Iberia,
St. Martins, oberyilIe and West Baton
The Board was in executive session
about three hours. In that time they ex.
amined returns In number Of parishes,
laying those aside in which there were
contests or. protests for action after the
uncontested parishes are examined. Il
is found that there are contests in nearly
all the parishes.
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" n /
70 THE DAILY LNTELLiGEgoEH
THE DOUBTFUL STATES.
Ths Courts and the Canyassing
Boards Of South Carolina a.
and Florida a9 O, 5s'.r
lniunctions and Man-dam-us.
lft x EgEs'ts.s % GtPgTNE s's
Louisiana canyasssrs Down to
their Work.
iSI vi NH
Protests from ZaCharis and the
U. s. Supervisors.
Injunctions and Man-dam-us.
Northern Committees in Session
X . ,swith,the Board, ,gIE y
A Few of the Returns.

sl.a sEil 5-+- 5--=--' ~ 5E S.IH3 a
aINEw oRLirrllsss, fNovaembsF8 sf.4At
1l:l5 the doors Of the Returning Board
room were thrown, open to the press
About twenty persons only were in tht
room, Including the Board, Representa-.
tiyes OF the two committees, stenograph.
ets, clerks, &c. Wells, Cassanave and
sKenney were already present; Anderson
arrived few minutes afterward. AT
about ll:35, when the Boarddwas called
to order, Gov. Wellss vas anxious 10
open, the door and admit,the crowd out.
side! This was done, and the Democratic
Committee on Elections was admitted
behind the bar, followed by fifteen per.
sons who happened to be in attendance,
not hoping for such concession. Mr..
Zacharie then fled protest that he had
given notice Of on Monday, on behalf Of
the Democratic candidates for Congress.
The Board conferred for some Eve or ten
minutes, when Mr.. Wells then moved
that the Board now go into executive
session. This was at once done, and the
hall wassclcared. LE 4 Z 3 -. K
The committee OF Northern Repub.
licans to attend the sessions has been
changed since Mondays meeting, 2 and
now consists OF Messrs. Beardsley, OF II.
linois; Hale, OF Maine; Van Allen, Of
New York; Stoughton, Of New York,
and Garfield, OF Ohio.
The Board sets onlaIl parish returns In
executive session. During this session the
only persons present are the two commit.
tees Of gentlemen from the North. The
action during this executive session is as
follows: The returns Of a parish are
taken up and placed on the table, where
the chairmen OF the two committees,
and Republican, are seated
by the side Of the members. These gen,
tiemen are then invited to examine them
and see whether they have been disturbed
or tampered with. The returns are then
opened and the consolidated vote Of the
parish for each elector called of. The
returns are then handed to the clerks,
who, verify the additions made by the
Commissioners Of Election. II these
prove correct, the members OF the Board
sign and approve them. zs-..,-s-,s--..-ss
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MONTPELIER, VI, November 2l.-The
county clerks met to-day to canvass the
votes cast In the late election for Presi.
Dental electors and as their powers are
simply ministerial therefore they de-
clinedtto hear or receive evidence out
side Of certificates of votes by the proper
authorities. Under this decision Mr..
Sallace, Postmaster at Bridgeport, at the
time Of election. win receive certificate
Of his election. An injunction is to be
applied for,
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A oAptyEr EMpRooI1o.

Sr. PETERSBURG, November 2l.-A
dispatch from Semten announces that the
seryian Ministers have refused = de.
mand of Gen. Tchernayeif to be admitted
into the Cabinet, declaring that il he
entered they would resign.
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ENGLAND.
A Rumor without Foundation

A Rum0r Without Foundation.
LONDON, November 22.-Prince Car.
toryski, the acknowledged head Of the
Polish refugees in France, in letter to
a friend, which is published in this morn
ing's .Rst says: There is not the slight
est foundation for the reports OF an i'm.
pending insurrection in Poland. He
states that the country Is perfectly tran
gull, and that the Emigration is less dis
posed than ever to encourage an lrsur.
rectionary movement.
NoTE.-The Emigration is the name Of
large body OF influential refugees set
tied in Paris.
f'' FAVORABLE PROSPECTS.
LONDON, November 2l.-A correspon.
dent OF the Ifnes says that according to
information from q Constantinople the
Porte NOT only appears to be convinced
OF the necessity OF the reforms proposed,
but Is even disposed to offer Europe sat.
isiactory guarantees for their execution.
A Tines from Perth says that hopes Of
the success OF the conference are in.
creasing.
RUMoRs EXPLAINED.
Acorrespondent explains the origin Of
the rumorG Of mobilization in Austria
and Hungary. He says the Austrio.
Hungarian Governments have Issued in.
structions 10 the authorities throughout
the country informing them how 10 pro.
coed in the event Of mobilization being
ordered. The authorities are enjoined to
have notices Of 4 mobilization ready for
distribution, and TO have messengers
ready to distribute such notices. Up.
wards Of 100000 messengers will Be
wanted for this business IN The capital
alone. The railroads have also been or.
dered 70 furnish returns Of the number
Of trucks and wagons available for trans
port serYics, ~. 81 'a' p
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-setfAJoRrrrrs PoR HAYEs,

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 2l.-e:4O P. NJ
The parishes canvassed by the Returning
Board. Ascension, Tilden, ], 200; Hayes,
2,074. Assumption, Tilden, $50; Hayes,
1892. AvoyeIles, Tilden. 1,l7l; Hayes,
1906; Calcasieu, Tilden, l ,29s; Hayes, 81.
Cameron, Tilden, 245; Hayes, 81. Point
Coupee, Tilden, 1850; Hayes, 1887; ST.
Bernard, Tilden. 1856 Hayes, 69l; ST.
james, Tilden, 952; Hayes, 4 .2s7.i These
figures do not materially differ from the
duplicate poll lists in the hands Of the
Democratic committee. OF the nine par
ishes canvassed only two give Democrat.
ic majorities, showing that most Of the
protests are BY Republicans in Democrat
ic parishes.
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ST. LOUIS, November 2l.-The Repu6-
lioGa's Kansas City special says: Carlos
Greeley and Henry Willard, recently ap-
pointed Receivers Of the Kansas Pacific
Railroad, took full possession Of the prop.
erty Of that road to-day under order OF
the District Court Of Kansas City. Robt.
E. Carr was appointed General Manager
and J. F. Oakes General Superintendent.
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sTREN0THENfN0 THEIR FoRcEs,

ZARAM, November 2l.-Intelligence
received here, announces that Monktar
Pasha Is concentrating twenty battaliona
Of Turks to be added to the Turkish
troops at Carinav, near Dergatio, on the
Austrian frontier. Il Is asserted that be
intends to proceed to Groyessa, where
troops will embark for Constantinople;
this would necessitate them marching
across the Austrian Territory. Several
Turkish transports, it Is stated, have al.
ready been armed at Grovessa. Up to
the present time Ave Turkish battalions
have reached Carinav.
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New YORK, November 2O.-The VIC
lent northeast storm which ragged here
for tho past two days subsided this morn
ing. Several casualties are reported IL
this city and considerable damage was
dones to property in the track OF the
storm. No vessel has left this port since
Saturday. Several steamers made the
attempt, but were obliged TO return
Some twelve or fifteen steamers are due
here, but are unable TO get in. It Il
feared that serious damage was done tC
the shipping along the coast. an.
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BRussE1s, November 2l.-Ths Govern.
lnent Of Belgium has received a commu-
nication from the Belgium Consul a.
Malta announcing that The Malta auth
critics had informed the Chamber OF
Commerce that torpedoes had been placed
at the approach Of the ports Of Odessa,
Keutch, Sebastapol and Eschakoif.
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That the title 70 The poSition Of elsc.or
can be derived only from thevote Of the
.psople, and no vote can be given or
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Letter List,

The following is a list of letters re-
naming uncalled for IN the post office al
Cairo, Alexander county, State Of Illinois,
on Saturday. December, 8, 1876:
Ladies-Butman, Lucinda; Coleman,
c.. Carter, Sarah Cory, Rilly Hunter,
Maggie; Phillips, Ada; Stranhull, Hrs.
j.; Smith, Lou; West, Mile.
Gents.-Bemis & Bro. Beal, Chas. + ';
Burch, Robt.; Chase, Chas.; Desl.aurens,
A. f.. Dickens, Jas. A.; Eckerls, Rev. };
Estes, j. b.; Flentage, F.; Goard, An
drew; Goodwin, A; Hobbs, Ben;
Hutchinson, Jas; Heather, Robert ;
Heayerin, Thos. b.; Henry, VIM. ~;
johnson, Moses johnson, o. c.; Mayer,
A; Meyers. +. L.; McCann. John
Mouroe, JAS; Maxley, Dick; Marsh
Ben. H.; Nef, Peter; Pinkleton, San.
ford; Patterson, s.; Randall, Frank
Robertson, G.; Searlcs, Archy; Suter, d.;
Steinbecker, Herman; Schaffer, Herman;
Searles, H.; Sesrles, j. W.; Schaab, John;
Seward, II. f; Shackelford, W. II. Tins
ley, C.. Totten, G.. W.; Turner, Sam. :;
Timmons, S. H.. Vaughn, John Yer
becke, II. W.. Warren, DIR, Wilson, L. ;
Wrapper, n. Wilson, ThOs.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say advertise.
GEO. w. MGKEAIG, Z. NJ.
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Hafe-0peedy-Hure.

The rapidity and certainty with which
DR.. Morris Syrup OF Tar. Wild Cherry
and Horehound cures diseases of the res.
piratory organs and its reliability as a
remedy for consumption long ago secured
for it foremost rank among medicines
of its class. 1t is in fact the recognized
specific fer throat and bronchial disor-
ders. 1t promptly checks cough, no
matter Of how long standing, and at
fords great relief in cases Of asthma. 1t
should not be mistaken for a pallation,
since it not only affords immediate relief,
but also removes all traces Of the malady.
1t is specific tor Group. Trial size 10
cents. Large sizes so cents and 81, for
sale by Barclay Brothers, Cairo; also
agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm
Syrup. which never fails. Pleasant to
take, and requires no physic. Price %
cents. Nov. 2l-5w-d&w
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Assigmee's Notice.

! will on the 18th day Of December, A. ID.
1876, stJthe hour Of ten o'clock, an. at the
Office OF John q. Harman, Esq Register in
Bankruptcy, sell at public auction for cash
in hand, all the uncollected notes, account,
and evidences of indie btedness belonging to
the estate OF Chandler Robbins and Chand-
Ter f. Robbins, Bankrupts. / will also at
the same time and place aud in the same
manner sell for cash in hand, all the uncol-
lected nOtes, accounts, ana evidences OF
indebte iness, together with all the certifi-
Gates of stock in mining and other ibcorpo-
rated companies belonging TO the estate Of
Watson b. Rockwell, Bankrupt.
GEORGE FISHER, Assignee.
Cairo, H., Dec. 3, 1876. 6-d-5t
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Mr.. stokes viii Lecture

Mr.. Stokes, the colored lecturer. who
has been ia Mound City exhibiting a
series Of bible paintings, upon being in.
formed that the people OF Cairo desired
him to repeat his lecture on Marriage"
returned to this city yesterday. He will
comply with the request, and the lect-
ure will take place on Monday night. 1t
has not yet been decided whether the
Atheneum or one of the churches will be
selected as the place. We repeat that
according to the say-so OF the most com
petent judges in CAIRO, MIR. Stokes lect-
ure is one of the best ever heard in the
city, and We urge upon all who wish to
hear it to embrace this opportunity, as II
will probably be the last visit Mr.. Stokes
will pay our city for years.