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"""T, THE CAIRO DAILY BULLET fN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1874. AM WILSON, IO.AT 8TOBXB riOTIUnXB BTO. lUiae, THE BULLETIN. t theCltf- mm Ceaaty. OH H, OBKBLT, Editor tad Publltaei TJOUU OF THUS DAILY UULLKTIN OMWtk,ty errtr K One year by earrier, ha advance 10 00 Oat year by carrier If not paid In ftdTMM ia 00 MBMlk,7ma 100 IteNBHtl 100 llMttkt. OM year 10 00 T1UI 07 WKIKLT BULLBTIN. em Yew '. 1 00 Six Moalk 7ft Tkree Months CO JxnrUblf In advance. - ustter every ! Pkmiskxt GsUirT has not yet signed tne bill repealing the telary increase. Ru taori of a Tto ere not credited. The expense of the board of railroad and wafetseas commissioners hai been tine teat wiaWrtwoaty-two thousand dol lar!. & " BivATon 9CMXCR It tald to be the only membercf tbe Senate who refuiod to rote for the conOrmatton of Walto ai Chief Jnstloe. "vYAaHivoTOH dispatches say that Btoherdion will resign that Delano -will be secretary of the treasury and that Bristow will be appointed secretary of the Interior. Tib celebrated Siamese twins died at Mount Tlry in North Carolina on last Saturday. Chang had boon ailing for teeat ameathi and at last expired suddonly kis death being followed by that of Eng in two hours afterward. Tnm Paris and Decatur, Cbletgo and Fadacak, Chicago and Iowa, Gilmore, Clinton and Sprlngtleld, and Chicago, Po kin and Southwestern railroads have notified the board of railroad and warehouse commissioners that they will adopt the freight and pasten gar tariffs prepared for their roads by the comtnlastoaert. Tin Iowa house of reprosentatirtt is till unorganitod. The republicans and aati-aseaepollit stand Arm with an equal number of rotes on the speakership. An offer from the republicans to the anti-mo-nopolisU to compromise by the former taking the speaker, the latter all the other officers except the postmaster and his at tiiteat, was unhesitatingly refused. Tbb Vandorbuilt Unlren'.'.y, under the raaaagemaat ol the Melboii i Kt!'copal Oherck Beath, with an endowment f "no ailllioa dollars, half of which was given by Con motor e Vanderbuilt, of New Terk, has been located at Nathville, Ten at, and the buildings which are now in the course ot construction, will be com pleted by tkelfirst of January 1874, at wklek Usee It ie proposed to orcanlso and itka first regular session. Ia a Message to the house of represen latitat. Ooreraor Bereridge asks that body to make an appropriation of seven tkoBaaad.eight hundred and forty-two dol lara to the Antletam National cemetery, in reteae to a memorial of its board of Unfit. The cemetery Is to cost one hundred thousand dollars and the amount aataei abore tt the assessment of Illinois. Xcept Delaware, Illinois is the only state wblck hat not paid Its quota. On Monday the bouse refused to tote for tbo appro priatioa, This was done on the score of aeonsMBT, wo suppose, llut to be saying la the matter of grave stones tor her dead soldiers U a carefulness In regard to tho solccot wklek the people of the sUte will scarcely appreciate. COMPDL80RI KDUOA'lION IN ' ILLINOIS. The lUtoail Bouse of Representatives by a vote of eighty-eight yeas to forty three nays, hat (passed tbo compulsory i edoeettooi-Vm which provides that chil dren between the ages ot nine and fourteen yean shall be tent to school at least three month In the year, of which six weeks thai! bo consecutive ; that they shall bo taagbt read log, writing, Knglish grammar, geography and arithmetic ; the school di rect ikall tupply boekf , and the over sew of lha poor, clothes, to indigent chil. drea; and the directors shall prosecuto parents e4 guardians who fall to tend their ehlldrea to school, and that they Btayba in4 front one to five dollars a weekdarUg thirteen weeks. When the Senate passes tho bill, as there it nojdoubt it will, school directors aad overseers of lbs poor v. ill havs new duties to perform. Mchool directors will kave to keep a sharp aye on all the chll drea of their tchool districts and see that bo shiftless parents of children between the ages of tlx and fourteen are evading Its) law; the wardrobes of children who an) poorly clad and outof school will have ie be inspected by the overteert of the poor, wkos duty It will be to tear down tko veil of pride which the poverly-strick-a taeae time, in thlt land of the free tad tt Bapoblican equality, endeavor to threw around the wretchedness of their prlTate life, and in the name of progress tad kuBUsUy.woapol them to beoooie the bJaoU of Ik ekarity of the ttaU. TjBdar tbe oBtpulaor education bill Ua iUte assume the guardlapsbip of all tbo children wltbla lU limlU, and like all JUtttea! nsaaeuras, aJeu to give Into the i ef tho aUlo, the power which should COLFAX'S BXOTHER IS.LA1T. lUavenport Democrat. One of the most astounding systems of mall robberies ever known in this steto has lately beon unearthed by special agents of the post office department, and the whole matter wat made publio yester day by the arrest of Kllsha Cowlos, post al agent on the Chicago, Bock Island and raofflc railroad. To begin at the begin nine, suspicions were excited against Oowlct last fall, for the first time. On Oc tober 0, 1873, Mr. Charles Stewart, .tho dry-goods morchant of tho city, mailed a letter 'containing $20, directed to a party at Downey, Iowa. Tho lotter left Daven nort on the morning of Octobor 7, on Cewlcs' run, but it never reached its des tination. Postmaster Kutsell im mediately reported the esse to the department at Watbinclon, and ho, together with special agents, J. K. BraurL of Iowa City, and J. D. Furray of Omaha, proceeded to Investigate the case. It tcok somo time to work up the matter o as to fasten tho robbery directly on Cowles, but the agents wero fully tatistled of his guilt a fow days after taking the case in band. So decoy loiters were sent out, and other measures were takon to ef fect their purpose. On Monday morning last tho special detoctivot Stuart and Furay arrived In Davonport and wore In consultation with Postmaster KutaM for a long tlmo. They also remained hero Mon day night waiting for Cowles to take hit run, tboy having at last brought the case to a focus. On Tuesday morn ing Cowles loft tho city In .chergo of his car, and Hie detec tives were also passongeri on soe same train. Yesterday morning Mr. Ktissell received a dispatch from the detectives, stating that they had just arrested Cowlos in his car noar Avoca. it biio tiatea mat when arrested Cowlos had ono of the de coy letters In hts hand and others In hu possession, lie mado a full confession of all his robberies. Tho confotsion will not be mado public, but it ft itatod that ho has been rifling letters for years past, and that for several weeks he hu been htealing let ters at the ratojof fifty a day. He appoara to have exercised little caution In his op orations, and to have broken into letters by the wholesale In a perfectly reckless aod Indiscriminate nun nor. Tho prisoner was takon to Dfs Moines and placed in jail. Kllsha Cowlos has had an eventful llfo, and has seen much trouble and many changes, lie is. Ulty-two years old, is a native of New .England : he went from his native state to Michigan, where be went Into business and amassed much wealth, bolng at ono time ono of the rich est men in tho town where he lived. At that titno he ownnd and operated two lerte saw mills and was prospering finely, when misfortuno camo, and he was twice burned out. loosine oach time over thirty thousand dollars. About oiaht rears ago ho came to Iowa and bought a tract of land near Kellogg, Jasper county, and upon this farm ho has ever since resided with his family. lie has been married twice, bis second wife bolng a half-sister to Sobuyler Collar, lie nas a large ramny, consisting of his wlto and nine children, tho eldest being a son twen-tv-one veers of aire. Mrs. Cowles If said to be a vory fine woman, much superior to ber husband in many respects, ana nos al ways been a cood and true wife and mother. She deeply feels ber husband's disgraco. Cowlet lies been mail agent on tho Davenport run of tho C. It. I. and 1. for seven years: he hat alwtya beon re garded at at a good reliable clerk, but never at a very tmart or officlont one. He bad always been recanted at strictly hon est ud to the date of tho disclosures, last October, and what Incited him to cbooso career ot crime which bo certainly must have known would result In dlsclosnre and disgrace It not known, hit actions cannot bo accounted lor. uncase win come be . . OT, ' 1.1 . fore the United States circuit court at its next term, and hit punishment, no doubt, will be Imprisonment tor a term ol years in tbo ponttentiary. A CLAIMANT FOR THE IIKITIKH CBOWN. London Cor. Cincinnati Commercial. Here is a circular, just out, admonish ine us that anothor claimant has appearod, the estate In tlilt caso being only tbo crown of England. Thomas Frederick Oeorce Ouelph, of 4 Thornhlll Crucent Ualmbury, iiondon, proclaims hit ability and resolution to prove that bo It "Duke of York, rightful and lawful descendant by the legal marriage between Oeorge me iairu ana uanuau jigniioo;, ana en titled to the Armt of Hanover and the Drtcon of Wales, "and that tho so-called Prince of "Wales it only entitled to tho Armt of Saxe-Coburg tho Armt that were bit fathers." Tom I (at we call him for short) writes : "My mother's father (the Kev. David Davies, who was a strict l'rottitant minister, and the last maledes enndentof Llewellyn, the King of vvalei), after having been dead many years, was excommunicated by a priest on lalm Sun day, in the yoar 1&72, at St. Albans, Brooke street, Holborn, B. O." This is mysterious, but looks as It Tom I. had two strings to that bow with which be is to shoot the golden apple from Albort's bead. Hut the Tichborne trial must en courage him. How much will It cost to provo that ho Is not tbo ton of Oeorge 111 and Hannah Light foot 7 It Isold how long that pretty littb Quakeress Hannah haunts the royal bouse, l'oor King Ooorge whon ho Indulged in that flirtation could have had llttlo idoa that it would kIvo rise to two Parliamentary do- bates and two eostly trials, with no end to scandals. It Is tald that Queen Victoria has not boon to gay since her husband's dqatn as on tho day whon she beard of the death of Mrs. Kivot the old lady who, until throo yean ago, tat by hor flreleit hearth fumbling over tbe papers which (in her belief and tbnt of tome ol tn nest lawyers in England) en titled hor to tbo crown ; and now Han nah, so repeatedly laid to rost, starts up in a new avaur. CHAMPION ti.VS WORKS. Missouri HcpubUcau. From present developments near Mat- toon, it looks at If Illinois bas enough na tural gat power i tuppiy an mo needful light and neat, ana inrow uer coal nelds away. Mr. Champion was boring fur water, and got tlrou ol tbe placo bo had tunk bit drills, U withdrew tbem and up rushed a stream of carburettod hydro gen gas with a roar that could bo hoard hundreds of yards, and a smell that wat not tuggettlvo if tbe otto of rotni or tbo balm of a thousand liowl crs. The ttrctio of unpleasantness poured on. and Champion bugun to think about pulling up stakes and moving away from tbe malodorous tpot of earth. Before he committed thlt rath act the tbouzht ttrack him that the gat might be utilised, It had now ten belching rortb its nastlness for teveral days, and he went near enoueb to apply a whltp of lighted straw to tbe spout. There wat a very lively explosion aad sheets of fire stwmed to cover in very noavent. rue jei ot gat continued to throw up a column ot fir thltty feet high. It wat a white clear light and left no tmoke or odor. He hi bit it. He hid git works put up im. mediately, and fixtures in bis bouso. He conducted the gtt to all bis rooms for lighting purpoues and to hit ttoretand ire-places for beating. Then he applied tbe match aud had a grand Illumination. Tt was like enchantment. He hu broken Lit lamps and tandlestiokt, and warms and llsrbti bit bouio and cooks and eats and tor tho un, moon or ttars, turns up bit enlightened non at cotl wood and kerosene, and tone, and hat no gouging gas bills to pay to tomo bloated corporation at tho end of every month. Now ho contemplates be coming a corporation himself, and light ing the town of Mattoon. Lately a neigh bor of Mr. Champion, Mr. Dole, com menced boring, and ho bat just struct: gas on hit place. Now Champion and Dolo are talking of combining their gat power and lighting Illinois ns far at tho tupply will go. Thoro appears to be no doubt that tho state bat enough ready-mado light and heat in ber bosom to illuminate and warm her for aget to come. She may woll claim to liavo tho Champion gat works. Mn. A i.. SraLDiNO, the pitcher of tho Boston bato ball club, leavet for Europo noxt Saturday to rnako arrnngouients for a foreign tour during tho coining teaton, of the lloston bato ball club and tbo Ath letic baso ball club, of Philadelphia, Tho arrangementi ar for enough crlckotort to accompany the party to onablo both samos to bo played, and the programmo contem- Elated Is cricket In tbe morning and baso all In tbo afternoon. Boston 'Post.' Reported Expressly For the Bulletin! THE LATEST. i'Koei:i:i)iis in thk iiousr. AND SKXATF. YKSTIMtHAY. SK.VATOK DAVIS' M:V CUKltKXCY HILL. THK POSTAL TELEUKAPH ML'HKMK. CHIKI' JUST1CF. WAITK AT CIV CINNATI. TELl'.dUAPHIC MAUKKTAND ItlVF.K REPORTS. From Washington. A NIW HILL, Wasiiixqtom, January 22. Tho fol lowing it tbo text of a bill reported to day by Sonator Davit from tho committee on wayt and meant: WHzniTAtt, The existing uncertainty hi to whuther tho nmount of logal tundor notes now authorlzod by law to be kept in general circulation it S3bG,uuo,ooo or $40U, 000.000 it calulated to doraneo tbe business of tbe country and unsettle values, there fore Be It enacted, That tbe provisions of the law oiiitine prior to tho passage of tbo act approved April 1.', entillol 'an act to amend an act lo provide wayt and meant to support the government,' approved March 3d, 1805, bo and thosamo are beroby declared to bo in lorco, so as to authorize tno amount or iw,uuu,uuu.or logal lendor notes of tho United States to be kept in gennrai circulation, and tho to tal amount or united states legal tenae notos Issued or to bo Issued shall never ex reed $400,000,000. . Mi.SISSll'I'I KIVKIl. The Senate committee on commerce to day agreed to report favorably on tho West bill, giving tho secratary of war full control over tho channel of tho Minis, tippi river, whon drodging by the United States government It in pro? grett. The bill authorizes him to proscribe binding regulations, any vlolatlonof which will bo punishablo by the United States courts. Sonator Wost, of Louisiana, Sonator Window, of Minnesota, and Representa tive Steward, of Missouri, appeared bo fore thocoinmitleo and explained tbe ne cessity of enacting tho bill. They stated that tho TOWM0AT ASSOCIATION of New Orleans, In order to securo tho con tinuance of thelrprosont monopoly, are In the habit of sinking vessels and otherwise blockading the bar so at to imped, and sometimes wholly ttop the work of ex ca tion, A l'ROTKHT. Thero was a protett presented in the Houio to-day a protest of tho Ooneral Indian Council of the Indian country, organlzod under the treaty of 18C0,agalnst the establishment of a territorial govern ment In that country. THK l'OSTAI. TILEOKAI'll HC1IKMR. The coinmittoo on post-olllccs and post roadt of tbe .Son ate held another mooting to-day to hear tho continuation of Mr. Orion's argument against tho postal telo graph scheme. Heipoko until the ad journment of tho committoo, which meott again to-morrow, to hoar still further from Mr. Orton. (i. G. Hubbard, of Mass.,who Is a friend of tho proposod measure was present taking notes, nnd will probalily ro. ply to Orton. THK CUI'.UKtiCT Q,UKtT10N, Mr. Forry, of Michigan, for tho pur. post of obtaining a vote on the iueition of incruK'ing the currency, and in order to relievo the pressing wants of business has waived tbe remainder of his resolu tion, but as soon at the question of increase is disposed of ho will prou to a vote the other provisions of his resolution . COXtJRESSIOXAL. SHNATK WAhlllNuro.v, January '-'J Mr. An thony from tbe committee ou printing re ported favorably on tho rosolution mak ing it unlawful for tho congressional printer to print in tbo Coogreesional Re cord any speech or part of a speech not sc. tually delivered in tbe teuato or houso of representatives, ratted. at. Davit introduced a bill lor tbe fur ther Improvement of tbe great JCannwhii river. Itoferrvd. RttOLUTJoSi. Mr. Morton submitted tho following retolutlm, which wtt laid ou the table and ordered prlutod! Resolved, That the committed on trans portation routes to tbe tea board be In ttrucled to couslder and report a bill creat ing a commission of five eminont and skill od persons, to be appointed by the presi dent by and with the consent of tbe sen ate, who thall examine and rtport to con gress what legislation Is necotsary and practicable in regard to Inter-state rail roads to promote the following objects, rit.: Tbe speedy traniportlon at reas onable rates of freight ; tbo talety and comfort of passengert by providing for tbe Inspection of bridges, tracks, locomo tives and cart and a rtform ef any abuse taat may exist in consequence or extortion mmw tlon of frelchtandrjaatanaart. andla per. eral what iogulatloas.aro necessary to pr mote tho efficiency of railroad interests af cnnimorco and the convenience and safely .L ... ,1, . 1 , - ui iuo irnveniDg puoiic. Mr. juorton said on Tuosday noxt to would take a thort time to express lis vlowt cn the subject. it. Havana. KKIKror.CtMKNTD. IIavasna, January r2. The caclaln general has askod tor an additional rtln forccmcnt from Spain. - From Columbni. l'ABSKD. Columuus, Janunrv 2 'J. In tho Senate this aiternoon, the Senate bill repealing the fottol railroad law pasted with only one negativo vote. From Lynn, Coun. Lynx. Januarv 21!. At old Lynn, tho birthplace of .ludgo Walto, tho citizens to day a rod ataluto In honor of hit ap pointment and confirmation as Chief Jus tice From Richland, Yu. TRIED TOR MURDIR. Kiciir.iKK, Nn, January 22, 1874- Tbe trial of W. P. McCarty, charged with the murdor of John B. Mordloa, It progressing. This Is the duelling case wnicn occurred last ily. Albany. SU.-UM U, ANTHONY. Aliuny, January 22. Miss Blakoand Susan B. Anthony appeared before the judiciary committed of tbe assembly to-night, and argued in favor of woman suffrage and agttlnst taxation witbouth representation. ..- - From Ynnkton, Dakota. WIXTKHMUTK, TUB MURItERER. Yankton. January 22. Chief Justlco Shannon, this afternoon, after a lengthy argument by tho counsel on a motion for n change of venue in tlu caso against Wlntormuto tbo murdorer of Secretary MtCook, refused to grant tho order. . . 1'rom Indianapolis, Inuianai'OLIs, January 22. A inoeting of tho stockholder! or tbe I.ogansport, Crawfordsvlllo and South western railroad wat bold at Crawfordtville, Indiana, yes terday. A board of directors wat elected and tho following otlicert wero elected by tho now board: S. D. Scbuylor, president; I). 1). Dykoman, vice-president, and Ja. II. Parris, Socrctary. From Loudon. London. January 22. Dispatches from Renang report that the Chinese continue to make desporate resittunco to tne occu nation of their country by tbe Dutch They recently attacked tho principal position held by tbe invaders, but met with repulse. The Dutch army hat beon reinforced. From Philadelphia. JAT COOKE A CO. Piiii.inuLi'HiA, January 22. Thlt morning Judge Caldwaldor concluded to allow a vote tor a committee of tbe cred itor of Jay Cooko & Co., to bo resumed the tamo at if thore had been an adjourn ment. Accordingly a meeting of tho creditors will be held this afternoon, to give nil tho creditor! who havo not voted an ODDortunilv to vote for the trustees and committeo under tho -13d taction of tho bakrupt act. i t i -. From New York. MET. Nkw Yohk, January, 22, lb74. A meeting of tho president's oftho dllforont coal companies here, agroed as follows; For this year trade is to commence on tho 1st of March at an avorago advance of 10c prr ton. above prices "lio. Tho prices per ton will be aftorwardt advanced otch month to tho end of the season on tho fol lowing scale: April Cc, May and June 10c, and July, August, Septomber, Octo ber and November IS. From Pittsburg. DKSTITUTK WORINOJIEN. 1'iTTMiiURo, January 22. A meeting of citizens called by tho committeo of tbe city council wat held at the city hall to night to deviso ways and moans for tho rollof of the destituto workmen In this city. Ex-Mayor McCarthy presided. A alight tpert of internationalism was de veloped which caused considerable confus ion and met but with little favor. A few partios present mado contribution!, but owing totuch a tinall number bolng pres ent it wat thought host to adjourn until .Saturday night when further steps will be t n ken in tho matter. 1'rom Nan Francisco. tar. suii' rAKTiJKit, San Khamcihco, January 32. A tele gram from Port Townsend, W. T., an nounces the total loss of the ship Panther, Ctpt. O. W. liotet, with all on board. The Pantbor wat destined for Ban Fran cisco; she had railed from Nnmalmo, W. T., on Saturday last In tow of tbe steam tug Ooliatb. When Co miles from her tturting point alio encountered a terrltflc galo which drove ber upon tho rocks at Lilly point in Oeorgia bay. Tht Goliath unable to render ber any assistance, sub sequently ropalred to Port Townsond and dispatched tbo sad nows. At tbe time of tbe fatal occurrence, twonty-threo parson b including tbo captain and his wife wero on board. The Paotbor's cargo consisted of 1,700 tons of coal. From Toledo. Toi.xno, Ohio, January 22. Jetsup W. Scott, one of the oldest and most highly esteemed citizent of tho Miama Valloy, diod at hit residence in thlt city thlt after uoon. Ho established tbo first newspaper published in the valloy, and at a later pe riod was one of the proprietors of tbe Illade.' Ho contributed much to tho col umnt of homo paport and standard peri odicals, and was the author or tho pampblot entitled "The future Croat City of tho World." Ho was tovonty.Qveyetrt old. David Hlgglns, who was judge of tie court of common pleat in thlt district from 1830 to 1S37, and hat held a clerkship at Washington since 1838, died In that city a tbort time since. He was eighty. four yeart old. ProhoblllticH. Wasuimqtok, Jan. 22. Pwbabllltiet For Now Eugland and thoneo wettward over tbe northern portion of the Middle states, cloudy weather with rtln and con tlnutd high temperature anl falling bar ometer ; during a portion ot tbe day the wind will Increasing in force. For iitko region, cloudy weather with rain or snow during the night, followed by rising barometer, lower temporaturo and northorly to wtttorly winds. For tho Northwest parllj cloudy aud continued cold weather with snow in the lower and etntral Mlttltiipp' valleys. For lha Ohio valley aod (bonce south ward to the Gulf, variable' winds with arettof rain and lower teuperature by Friday night. For toutbtrn portion cfthe Middle states and thence southward to Florida, gtntrally fair weather and hgh tempera- rare, eouintny wmai win woven in From WUkeibarra, Fa. WltxEtBASBii January 22. Bttwoen four hundred and five hundrod men of the Rottton Elmira coal company ttopod work yesterday on account of the non payment of wages due tinco October last. Accouatt of meetings to beheld among tbo minors for organization in all sections are recoivea nero, ana but n lew dtyt win elapse when thlt whole country will be moro thoroughly organized tban for years before. . . From Cincinnati. CUIKt' JUSTICE WAITK. Cincinnati, January 22. Chief Jus tice Walte met with a ro:eptlon at tho Chamber of Commerco to-day. Ho it re ceiving a great number of letten and tel egrams conveying congratulations. IN TUB IIOMIUIDK thlt afternoon it wat Heroman Koct, ol tho drug firm of Koct ti Morkoi, who killed Andrew Mlller.and not Mr. Merkol,at tel egraphed by mistake in nn nrtornoon-tele-gram. isnu.MAK. Pat Naughton, a locouiotlvo (Woman, wasconvictod in tho police court to-day of throwing a livo dog Into a locotnotivo fur naco and burning him to death. He wat fined $100 and tentencod to tbe work homo for tlx months. 1UVRH NEWS. Ollice of Observation. Slcnal Srrvlcr I'. S. army, uany report oi the tiago oi water, with the cbtnges for the 21 bourn ending u o clock p. in., .lamiary -i, in.i. Above low 1 water. Change!. STATIONS. Rite., Full. W I -;" r I ?ir llrownnvltle... Uruntwlck 0 0 0 (I I 0 0 0,0 0 o Cairo 27 Cincinnati Davenport I)ubU(iie Kvanivllle !l s r o o n i i) it o 0 0 10 0 Fort lien ton... Hermann. .. . Jell von City . naiipw city,,, KeoLuk LaCrotte Loavenworth . 00 Lexington.. ., Llttlo itock.... Louisville Martn'ta 0 0 0 Mem. Ids 1 00 Mori!.itown.. Nashville I2 Mew Geneva.. New Orleans Oil City Omaha 0 0 0 0 Paducab .... Pittsburg rutumouth.. 13 Sbrevcport .., St. Joseph.... 0 0 U 0 00 .St. l.oulu &t. Paul Vlckdburg .. Warsaw Yankton... . So .'I Itclow high water mara. Kdwi.v Garland, Observer Slg. ber. U. a. A Pittbiicru, January 22. Kiver about on a stand, with thirteen feet two inches. Vicktiiubo, January 32. Down Shannon. No boats utp. Cool and rain ing all day. Kiver risin. MEMfiiid, January 22. Weather cool and rainy. Kivor declining. No arrivals or departures oxcopt local packets. Nw OoLKAXt. January 22. Arrivod ureal Republic, lampbis. Departed John Kilgour, Cincinnati: Olencoe. St: Louis; Hollo Leo, Memphis; Mary Millor, YVhtio river. LouihTILLK, January 22. Kiver fallen 3 Inches in the last 2t hours. Marks showed 10 fect il inches in the canal 8 foot 3 Inches In tho pass. Arrived Jhippere Own. Departed Mary Houston, Now Orleans; Sbippors Own, Nashville. Cincinnati, January 22. Arrived Andes, tVhooling; lion Franklin, Mem phis : Paragon, New Orloans. Departed Andy Ileum, Mimpbis; Cbat II Church and Sam J Halo, New Orleans. Kiver rising. N Asiivii.LE, January i'l. Kiver still falling with 10 feet 8 Inches on shoals. It has bctn raining here all afternoon Arrived Lawronco, Cincinnati; II II Cook, Paducab ; Klla Uugho, Upper uumoonand. no departures. EvAMhVii.i.R, January 13. Woather cloudy ; raiucd all day, lut clearing up at dark. Mercury C" to 48 and falling. Kiver riton & feet. Port lint Up Fallt Pilot, Arkantat Hello, Mary Ament. Down Thot Sherlock, Morning Star, Kuslnost light. Little Hock, January 22. Departed Hattie, Pine fllutl ; Dugan, Memphlt, and Cborokeo. Fort Smith. Kiver rltlnif fast. It rose 'J foet to-day and now standi C feot by tne suage. Thero hat boon heavy rain for the past 21 hours, and tho mall streams are overiiowing. MARKET REPOKT. MxMi'ius, January 22. Flour quiot and uncoangea. lorn meat 6 iu. uorn raarkot bare. Oats small offering! at & Hay dull. Aran 181. Lard unchanged and firm. Hulk meats quiet, thouldort Nkw Orlsani", January 22. Lard, good uomanu ana scurco at vy; Keg 10. Sucar dull and lower: inferior il(u,tj: common fair C j(a)C j; good to fully rair Tij; pnmo tocnoico 7 jqjjk j; ottiors unchaugod. Cincinnati, Junuary 22 Flour quiet. Wheat quiet at 1 4S1 C8. Corn dull C0i.Q3. Oats quiet. Kyo quiot. JIarluv firm; No 2 fall 1 10. Uuttcr and cbonso firm. Eggt dull and lower at 18. Pork firm at 13 6015 75. Lard quiet nnd firm; tteam f; kettle lS,0j. Bulk meats tteady; shoulder! 6JilT; clear rib tides 73 cash; talei ot 1000 lbs, buyer March 81; cloar H. Ilaeon scarce and firm: snouiuorn j; oiear riuo-nj; Clear 8J(7U, Hogt dull aud lowor. Ht. Louis, January 22- Flour lowor gradet scarce und in demand at 5 00 0 00; other grades dull. Wboatdull nnd unchanged; No 2 spring 1 26; No 2 red fall offered at I 05 cash, 1 (13 bid ; No 3 offered at 1 40, 1 43 bid- Corn in better demand ; No 2 mixed 6O06OJ. Ottt in butter demand and firm ; No 2 mixed 44 11 J. Ilarloy steady and firm. Itye in active nt 838 1. Pork firm at 16 00 IS 25. Oroon meats quiet; shoulders 6 ; clear rib 7 ; clear 7 J; hamsSi. Drytalt meats ttlfl'. Uaoou firm; Jobbing and or- dor lots sold at louowt : moulders 7 1 clear rib 8 ; cloar 0, Lard firm ; prlmo tteam b-. YYhiexy unietticd at V0tyJ7. Oiucacio, January 22. Flour dull and nominal, buyen und sellors apart. Wheat tteaty, Nn I ipring, 1 23J, No 2, 1 223 catb; 1 23 bid February; No 3,1 174. Corn, quiet wnak end lowor, No i mixed, G73,ccaibj 6RJo February; new No 2 mixed 61c. Outt steady. No 2, 41 ju oash. 42o February. Kye quiet, No 2, 7779o. Harloy, demand active and advanced, No 2 fall 1 621 67, No 3, 1 32l 40, ac cordigg to location Wbiskoy dull and a shade lower, 06e. Pork dull and de cllnod, cash nominal 14 00014 10; March 14 001 76; closing dull at inside quo tatlons, Lard, opened dull aad lower, oloted steady at 8 U0 cash, 0 00(9 OJ Febjaary, 'J SOMaroh. Uulk mttttstesdv gre " -t-. riu ,4o, BASKS ENTERPRISE SAYINGS 13 A.2K Chn tiU tfatrb 81. ! orrica or CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO orvioaiu : A. rt. HAKKOlU), Prottdent; S. H. TAYLOR. Vice-President: II. UYSLOP. Secretary and Treuartt tlifrAJktl r. 14. UiMiti, T. H.HTObtrLttu, Chu. Hiuaiiaa, ii. r. niuisii, J. U. hiiuti. Ipoltool mm AsnontslteeUaattaa JM TEH EST tld on dtpoiilU at tht rate ol til ptreeal. Mraanum. uatoh Ittaad Beputb r 1.1- lnlr-l r.rl lihdrftn ! added t la HI ft - dUUIjr to the priDOlpal of the deposits, taereb? Hiving mem oompouut iQ(rBi. KARBimD WOMIV AND CIIILUaMH MAT DBi-ciiT it on a r J ian no ota tut Ckt saiw If. ODn 9Trr bntlnttp dT from t lo t tt.ni., ,Bf Haturdav r-.o lor HKVl'M DKPOttl lift. onl7, from t lo I o elook. tuotf v. HTMi.or. TrMturr. THE CITY NATIONAL o iuo. u.i.iaoik UAFITAL 1 00,000 1 Wl f. hALLIUAT, ftMlduli UKMttT L. H ALU DAT, VloPr!liai A. B.SUFFORD, OMbltr; W4LTKR R1BLUH, AI1U 0.bl.r- Biun TAiua, Honmt 11. OyinaiA, lllttl L.UALUSAI. W. Y. HlilJDtT. Dm. V. Kiluiuoi, Hrarnaa Biaa a. 0. DAiroao. Bxebaue, Coin aa4 Vsattcd Vuada ttonsts sued Hl1. DCPObI'18 tectlTtd, aad baslnut aomm. m K&ral (tiklnt FIRST NATIONAL BANK or c a 1 H. W. Millxh, President. J. M. Phi lips. Vice-President. Crus. CUMKIKOHAM, CaakUr. JOLLBOTIOKB PROMPTLY MADB. VJlXOlUMrjK, ecin, bask aotoa aad rTBitA HUtM tooar4! toaaht n4 told. IsIhmi Allawa. tlmo neata UirT COXCEHT POSTPONEMENT! itll GllANI) GllT C'ONCKRT For the beneilt of Uie PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY. OVER A MILLION IS HANK. Success Assured. ! A FULL DKAWINO CKUTAIN ON TUESDAY,3lstof MARCH NEXT. IN order to meet the general wish and expectation or tho nubile and ticket hold- erd fur the full payment of tbe magnificent gilts, announced for tbe Fourth Grand Gift concert ot tne ruiiiic Library or Kentucky, die wuiuKViuuni uvo determined 10 post' pono tbe Concert and Drawing until TUESDAY, the 31st of March 1871, They have already realized OVER A MILLION DOLLARS And have a great many agenU vet to hear from. No doubt 1.1 entertained of tbe tale ot every ticket before the drawing, but whether all are told or not the drawing will positively and unequivocally take place on the day now fixed, and If any remain un sold tltry will be cancelled and the prim win no reuueeu in proportion to me unsold IIPkClH. Only 60,000 tickets liawi been Issued, aud 12,000 CASH GIFTS, $1,500,000 will be distributed among the ticket bold cm. 'Hie ticket are printed in coupons of tenuis, and an motional parts will he repre sented In the drawing Jnt at whole tickets arc, list or oirTc. One Grand Cash Girt One Grund Cash Gilt One Grand Cah Gift One Grand Cath Gift Ono Grand Cash Gift 10 Cash Hifu $10,000 each . , . . HO Cash Git ti 6,000 each. . . , 60 Cash Gilti 1 000 each 80 Cash (lilts 6U0 each 100 Cash Gifts 400 each.... 160 Caih Glltt ;j0 each . . . . U60 Catb (1 Iftt 00 each . . . . U26 Ca'h Glttt 100 each 11,000 Cahh GlltH 60 each ,260 OCX . KM) 000 . 60 000 . 96 000 . 17 600 . 100 000 . 160 000 . 60 000 . 40 000 . 40 000 . 46 000 . 60 000 . 32 500 . 610 000 Total, 12,000 Gifts all Catb. amount ingto .....It 600 000 ine cuaucci lor a uiu are us one to live THICK OK TICKKTK. Whole tickets Halves - Tenths, or aeh!cotipon H Whole ticket tor 2.1 Tickets for - . 60 00 26 00 6 00 600 06 1,000 00 is.rxv. no nn Whoio tickets for 227 Whole ticket! for - - lo 000 00 , mo discount on lets than 8500 worth of tickets. Tho Fourth Gift concort will bo conducted in ull rcspecU, like tbo thrco that have al ready bceu iflven, and full particular may bo learned from circulars which will be tout tree from thli office to all who apply lor them. Ordcrx for ticket! and application! for agcnck'N will bo attended to in tbe order they are received, nnd It is hoped thoy will bo sent In promptly, that thero may be uo dlsupolulmeut or delay In tilling all Lib era1 termt arc given to those who buy to sell again. All agents are preinptorltlly ro qulrod to settle up their uocounts and ie turn all untold ticket! by tho 30th day of March TUOS. K. BKAMLETTL', Agent Public Library. Ky., and Manager ol Gilt Concert, Public Library bnlldiof, IOuIivIUb. Ky. OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE llannv relief tor vouuer men irem th rt. feels ot error and abusut in early life. Man hood rettored. Impedlmeutt to marriage removed. New method of treatment. New end remarktbl remedlet. lioukt and eir. sularstent free, in sealed euulopes. Ad- Ninth ttreet. Phlladalnhla. f..n i-mlf tlon having a high reputation for honorable urst-aMBtB 0. N. HUGHES OKXLRAL INSURANCE AGENT OKrICK ! Ohio I.evce, over Mathuse A t)al'. iTlfone lut tHr1'Cla)i Compare tlfprttenttd: INSUKANCE) MrtaLiaaiis imi, HAFFOHD, MOKH18 A UAMOKK, INSURANCE AGENTS Tt txala Uih, OITr MAIloMAL MASK HVILMNJ CAlllO, ILLS. VU otdtit UbHthd Afency to 8outaru iiudoii, rvpreeaauas; ovrr $65,(MK),(XH) 00 ! el the beet Insurance Capital el lb Halted Htaua. cemiHiaa mkbciiaxts. 7. Ii. MATIIUSs. i. ;. vim. MATHUSS ii I'HL A.NU (1ENCRAL COMUlSUION M XKCHA.VTB DKALKRS IN HA.Y AND WKSTRN PKODUOK. lj OUIO LEVIK. J. M. PH1LL1PM, Forwarding and GomaiMion MEBOHANT, WHABF-BOAT PBOPBI1TOB. prepared to forward aD atad ef atehjckt to aupoiata. Business attended to promptly. FETEK U U H L, Bxelawtve FLOUR MERCHANT AJU Mo. Mt OHIO EJSTBIC. -W it OAIBO, ILLinolH K. II. 'ITilstlewoed. f. J.'ltuiUwoed THI8TLKWOOD & CO NDHtL Com Mission Mbbohahts UKALBKS 1.1 FLOUR, CORN, OATS HAY, ETO Xo.'.S OHIO I.KVKK. t'AIUO, n-stx Illinois. HALLIDAY BROTHERS GENERAL AGENTS FOKWAHUIN'J and COMMISSION m m It v ll A Tt DEALERS IIS FLOUR; 44 tatauol ouio ami ajts eaxawka 70 Ohio Lira,' Oaiio, Iixiiois. JOHN Ii. PULL1S 4 SON, (Muottiten to iclM u. PaliU,) GENERAL COMMISSION ttk KOKWAKDINO MBB0MAWT8 UiSALKIU IN HAY, OOBN, OATS, Flour, Meal, Bran, Ao., AOltifTrJ VOn IiAFLIM AW ' 1 iOWUBRCOMK.;in ionon ti r.llU.. I.. .11 Oca. TiWTH Sraisv OawuHultv, 4 )