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E2I n T IT. n S v: G Sf- UY JOHN H. OBERtiY & COMMIspiON-FORWAFlDING. J Mi rmi.i.ii'SAfjo., SiieC4Orl tn E. 1). Hemfricka A Co. FORWARD! NC Comrnissfoif Mercffants 6b.ii3r.:-i Boat PROPRIETORS, UAIKO, ILLINOIS. ' i 1 1 i - r JLIBKKAI. AHVUlXCEN KAIIC ON VON. ' HKIXXKNlYt. WAf preiiared to rTl". ' '"' rorwMil frrlK l" "II p'ou. no'i buy " ""i' IniMion 0O-tiiinet attended In wilh ufi.tnl tue.il MERCHANTS, Jul ualjis Id " iiiw,i Cemeiitr' Plaster Paris AND Cor. th (Street arid Ohle Levee CAIRO (elds iem ILLINOIS. It, W. Miuta. , DIiiT. I'saara M' riMiKll-ste PAUKJEU, 6 ceinrai AND Forwarding Merchants - DEAI.EIW IN FJ01JIL,C,OATH, II A , Etc. 3Bto. 3T. 58 Ohio Icvee CAIRO. IIXIN'OIN. (Hipvo.aorto Prtr l'bllli. ' UKXKKAl. COMMISSION And Dealer in 'iwiir, Meal, HV, Cora, iiIm, Braa. Cor.lOthSt.StOhiaLevee DBAI.VKR IN JPJF R AnJ Agntt ol i 0UIQ KIYEK A KANAWHA SALT COMPANIES jkto. 7o ortxo ij-viaJ '" kAIROHLlHOlS. Q pTV 11.1,1AM SO V, R PROJUCli rrr MEUCHANT -No. .70 Ohio Levee, V iCAIRO, ILL. fX.NjicoiaU jaUaUftvcH to Ccual.tt inentaaitdriiiiliK ri- JfJ'Stratton. T. Bird. TitATTON Ulltl uccettora to fitratton. wudboa k Clark.f if m-i t m 3r . CQII1SSI0N JOCHANTS. H7 K i tf . MA IBfl ' AMia ! AntHM.Pdr o, mmi Cii.osi: dt VINCENT, M M MIS SIO N t r - FQRWARD1HG COMMISSION ROGERS Mr.iw.rmctHreriKeBta lor catiaa Yra CO. un:o oi 2, EOEEDIS, 4f3 North Klylilti St., Phili.au. jjujjiJiiLo umm Vegetable! A color and dreHeiiig :tliiitVill not liurn tho littlr orMiijuW tho head., ';;" It doca not produce a jcolpr moohanically, aa tlio jioiaonburj preparations do. j i ,"' It gradually restores tliS Iksr to its, original cojor and lustre, by supplying how lift; uilil -vijjbr. It causes a irixtiriarjt growth Of soil, fine hair. Tho host and imfWt article ever offered. ' Clean uiid Pure ..Hc.i'.nionl Sold every whoiv. ASK 'OK. DOllltlw. MICROSCOPtS. rpm: ;kli:hatf:d CRAIG MICROSCOPE In tn optical womtcr, reVealt the thoiuandt of ntdtfen wninterrof Nature; It ot'pcrmanenl use Mil praftleal availability, combining inttruetloa with amutaraeat, and norer lot.njr, It inttrt. It tnagnlflc TEN THOUSAND TIMES power fiutl tn other micrnNcopr. of rntnv times t(tcot. itTealtcoUQtle.a little wo,ldi, til around or, tetnlnK with life, wlilflh to IM nakod ye roast forever remain tealed book t irl in vinegar, utml In water, chrete mite., tufirtnd Itch Intecit, milk rilotml, clat u J lilr of In. aerlx, hundreds nf eves'in a .Ingle eje of t fir, lut of butterfly' winga to I parftt'tly'formed fealhert, thomiichtalkadof Trinchlnadplralis or potlc warm, which firill.corrrrl In Amrrict with thit tUcTOteopm it It Cijnnatia rtinv iu iiroitmnti men, im r tlw-talaflhtn m th family uui nowtierr it it or .'il,l;wttMn iIia rriuut oi tTTJ mBDrr. uwni hnWn ti nil vodr friendt durioc lis iook WlDtFTttfMMOCt oil unMnulmettot rlomkinilt orruo'd.n. til It will tnow you tdnlrtloni gtr, tt brcvi, mwil. tr. ItUofLiCitlmabel Value to the I'armn lo (LUinintoe In.rcU which itrj uiwn hucropi. Th nowrr oft lit) mleroMopc, anil to ilinple In lu ponttruxtton trwruy child emu aie it under. tn JiDgly- mil with appreciation. A twitliMI pronent, electnt, lnlruriiTe; Amiut Init. tuutchmp. Oter 60,0110 litre tn told. IKirlDj the (nut tlx jetit Itt worth litt teen te titled Ui Lr.tliou.andt of tctentific men. firmer". Mhool tcaubcrt, ttadenlt, phjttcltn., hekdt of ftmilW, and othera. - - IMUCE?3 OO.-Sent by Mall, Post Paid Krery int'niment It nettlr lxn-d, and hand wmirlr labeled with full dlrectlouJ forue. Tliou tandt barn been tcut bT nmil. A.ldren, W.J.MNRSSACO.. (3iicago. FREE! FREE! 'Tho elirrotcop,'' a montniy joumil of infor mation for the people I ho inytieriet of nalnrr xp:alnod lntriiin iulorm.lbin on the won. dert of creation ttorie., tkelchet, ic. Termt 1 uu per yeT. "Thlt Joarntl will he tent Free for one rear to any one purchiuinK a Craig Micro cfpf, tl tr Tegular price, $3, (Cr.iR Microscope wiu b aeni pott paiu.j . rerrauipicoprjaiia purix-autiiujiyiiiDtinuou auiTdetcriptirecfrcaltrt, anilelghfptifet ot ! titnotiMltof Cralij Uicrotcope, tend tlxcfnit for Knitinio L W. J.MNKSrffcCO., UptlcMRT, and Bolo Propria' ort of Craig and Nut. Jlicruprope, .iira(u, in. Ai.-eilt.anJ nealera. thll Mlirroirntia tell In ev er; family on lit meritt, when f xibiUdi Irje rrunit uuick diip.. iruiiuiii GROCERS. R. MM.YTII 4c jOO., WHOIi33A.IiB GROCERS OHIO LEVEE. OAino, IXjXjIWOIB. Alo, keep comtitntly cn hand a ino-t com. pleta itock ot ItHtUORS, Scotch and Irish Whiskies OXXttJSI. H MadBiia, Sberry, Catabaw .nil .Tr.ln.lr.dv fur 'Cash. 10 itbich Jact Inrile Ihe aliemion oi cin imrKi Bpoclal attention siren to filllnji order", jyjU . M. SWANDKB le.ier .in MILLINERY , AKD . ladle' Furnlsliliii (Jooils, CJonxxxaox-oicfvl Avouuo C'oraer Ninth Nlreet. All lrln.1. ..rntnllitnff Mr lilieal wear mfuia to order, or ready made. Alto, i full a.srorlmnt of .juiN.et-ai)r i.a'iiea anevt. hhmm Wood, coal, etc. yy ool ani coal. - - U prcparo.l to deliver the tet 4 rt Fire Wood k Stohevc3al Inan'ypart.of'h'i ci'tyi,.), Aa.'quaptity iteiud naauor.uv.icv. ... , , .n'll-rfi ' B.ore, two door ie tie corner of lMfctr4t 1 RI1U lyUIUIilVIVIHI dUMHwr " ' mu lullititn. WEDNESPAT DuutNU the month of Mity the Treasury will purcliaso leu mflUoos of bonds Bnd;ac) I -eight iihoji of SU. v A, reffib 0 Sf .aft" jf Newt xorlc quy.Tiavo1 cnlljusjaslically ro sol vedtto ,rc;noinijia(o ,l Grbt.',' Jjjio, ays tho New York Slumlord. HtNtt)' Wauo IJkfx'IIKii jircaulicd one of his'pcriodlcally sbrtliug wruioiis oo Inst 'Sabbath aiornlflgl'' Tlie gt(l' ject of hi r-nrku .was, i'Tho, Ages to Como" ami it in4 aidj lio indignantly pcoufcil the idea of the resurrection of the hody. '-'-' KxTKNSt: prepanttioiii are being made for a public yercnado to be given .Senator Schurz in St. Louis to-night" 'Die mailer 1h being conducted by aiti-. zeuti irreitpcctivu of party. The South, cm hotel it to be tho place of the dem onstration and tliriic band "of 'rnusic aro t be in attendance, It ix expected .that.thaSciiatorivin.spwkunrc5crvcd.ljj on tlie political situation. It is averted that the plan for the settlement of tlirj A1'abaiua-f ahoy ojher aMtj Hiit iiiQ ivm u tn v rrui uibii his been agreed f(pon by' the 'Joint High t ommicfiion, provides for tho ap pointmcnt of a couirainsion of five, one- each 'on the part of . the UnitecLf Slates and Kcgland "and bne-nneli - by Russia, Germany, and Hrazil, who will meet at Vienna at inch Huns mi may. hereafter be desii:natcd It is believed that the President intends to "end Mr. Fish on the part of the United States, in which event he will retire from the cabinet immediately after the troaty-ia ratified. TA XA TION OF THE ILLIXOIS CRN- TRAL RAILROAD LASDSt The following correspondence be tween Geo. Talmcr and Hon. G.Ev Lippincott, regarding the taxation pt the Illinois Central railroad lands. i of pecial interest to (he people of the forty counties through which the road runa : Stiteof Illinoit. Kiecutlre tlepartmont, ' trtisontiD. April Ibn. But: The General Assembly ut ittlalo' e.ilon passou a niu.inac proposed to tic- lare tho land? crnnted to tho Illinois Central Railroad Company by tlio .net of 10th of February, 1801, and that wero convoyed by that corporation to tfiutoei under tno istti Kvction or rial act luiijoct totasUion. AltholiRh Wa bill referred to hoi.notibucomc a law, yet it' iel'iiu to me to amount to itneiprestionof tuo opin ion of tho General Asicmbly tbftt lupli land aro properly taxablo under dxiitlhg lawi. I havo tho honor, to tuscest the propriety of thb.-iuuance' of direction! from your office lo tho proper olllcori of tho counties and township In .which laid landilic. tonlacaaaidlandA unontna nroner asiciment rolls for taxation. It may bo tun ido;uuicuai iriuunats win not tuiiain tuo opinion that tho lands rcforrcd to aro pro perly taxable, but it is duo totbo Leeiilaturo It... ll. .'.. r i-.t. J.t14 U.-. dT, pai upon.tho.qucttiijh. ' If anv rhort convenient modo at, obtainbic a decision of this important nnd fntercsting question Occur to you. you will,'! trust, without 1 - - ' 1 . i ri .... ncsitrttioii, nuopt it. , JIJJ 1 hayo tho honor to bo, very respect' fully. (Signed) JOHN M. l'AEMEK. " fitato of 'lUltiota, Auditor Office. Rpaiitiiriri . Ai.ril?1 IIitI:" fii RxttUfnejiiJoha ill'almtr, QovtnotoflUCi&iiV Pkah Slit: Your letter of tbo47tU Instant is before me. And. as an officer of the State, I tnnnk you for the supges tion it contain, und shall fool obliged at anv timo for anv auctrcstiun or bint f rum. you umi may enauie i niuru jjuricun; w enro for the jntorusts of tlio StatQ and tn'r puycrs. It strike! rao that tho metboJ you propose proifltiU tho best, If pot 'the- orjly, way, in which this tnucli voxod matter can be talisfuctorlly tdt, at roil. 'Of' courser It will rtqulra a. great doal .onaborand6m'rj" cxponto to carry ovu your luggesuoq, ouj. tho settlement oi mis, important question olthor way will ba worth, fur njoro than tho'jnoney and labor it will cost, I will, therefore, as soon aa practicable, proparo. tho necessary list of lnnils iielonifuigliejiie Ventral itaiiroau, aim turnisn mem tome lovoral County Clerks, with tpp. necessary instructions. , , "I Jiavo tho honor to be, vory rospoct- Slnn,l tin V T.TPPTVnflTT iiA,,,ll(,.-v,f 1,il,lb. .ArJ-niinta-.lllla t ii m j-rat'o PERSONAL Servant girls fp Wyoming conimauiMZ a wack, I b. I tut) A lodge of Proemasons, the jflra kind, lus Iojii Installed In Tlomo. . Jim rrrr.llv'MrS!encer.tho-"Woll-knoVii artist, has contributed $1,000 tntho Frerehltettof.Buntir "T 1 i?t.V.S MnlVortylllorstadst, tho arllit, li'iilllo bead of tlie, committee of nrrungomunts'lcr recclvo.UlO.C.nrowltf.,--.- rraiiat JlCharfdtW'Brotito rnVd? good bre'daah'd .want PaNilfthUy juroutih nor iionno7a , . Captain, Henry 1 Wado, yonng5st.Jitj oi tno lion. ji. J!. YYKue, nan nccopteu Irallway position at 'Omaha.' CAIRO, ILLINOIS, MAY 3, 1871. Mlu Kdmonla LowIj lnu bcon comrnU-loncd-by tho Union League Club, of Now Tork; to enrvo n marblo ftatuoof .lolin Browfi. ! A New Hampshire young ldy, Mary Brocway, celebrated her 104th birthday byiplHtlng andciirryirig into.iho home a corrpfwood. , i Kev. It. M. Halllold, recently of unica- gS preached blr introductory crmra San day M.paitqr of I'auli M. K. Church In illlfStLrf numuroiia orcienUi which Ochilai vAi'Mollke Txlcd.fat!wlritar In Franco wa a box of fifty rai" of draw er, froinan Auiorican manufucturcr. ifuiirXT..' it i Lri. Aaur ruin nnain,-r mj,. haWe been tn lulto n healthy condition, hor citato omoraotng lovcral town lot", tho comfortalilojiackugo of 0,000 of United, Slate bondj, ntidjt- Ifcrringer. ,'J'i POLITICAL NOTES. l'h Sunday Frrt Pt-ts. an orgun of th6 young democracy, Und- which U under tho ;uanagcment of Jlarclay Gallagher, formerly of tho tribune, hiadaita first ap- peitrnnco In Now Torfc on Sunday. 'ilGh.rButlndi7ugly;chargo'agaInit GoriiOor.don.tn liUwu)t epnyovorsyg'wfth Mr, ,Kurnworth at AVatbTngton, declar ing thjit ho jhnd .tw'ito hoiin trldd by1 fcotirt martial.) (jen..,Gordon' certainlnccd pot bo afraid to trutt either hit military' or iivil,cireer ip eotnparltnn with. IluU rl. The Clevelttiia Pldindealcr of April -'U says: "Tho nuino. ot'. ucnorai -inomna neiu county, wino,- win wpruuaiiiiiuiiiu Democratlc'Slut6)0"ni'eiitIon as a eahdi- dato for Governor. General rlwinc Is a aon.of tho JIcn;xhapuV.fcwljijf( lhg fon- splcuous In National and btato anain, and for many year lliofUlltealeaaeT-ol tno Whig party-T ThfinKsrfor Mrrjlnation in tho cbnv'entfon wlll be, 'in our.0iibloii, btwoun., General JlcOOok and General Kwinir'f either of whom wrLc6u'ld cnthusi- aJlically support. Cluscret; thp groat porturber of; ljurls, wai.rornieriy a ituuent.or Ji.tuicausni in Ani?FIca of the meanest kind of Sadi califlin, loo, lie having beul) no less than un ad of Fremont during ho war. The Kiulieal New YorkJTiVitt eayc when tho Democrats were in power '-it damaged ri man's character to bo uspectcd of lelHjig bf? v te. Xow it makes' no dlf- feiopcp," Tho'A'ofiu.iiM.ys: "Vhcn wo consider thai 'thero is probably, not, a man In tho United, Stales that would say he respected Butler, or had the slightest confidence in blm, that hit nttompU,at legislation, havo all displayed wickedne nnd folly in about equal proportions, and that ho has probably doncitt much to debuso tho tone of public life at Washington as any ten of tho worst men who havo ever made their appearance In Congrow, tho tondcr indul gence with which tho press treats him it highly discreditable, nnd vory mischievous as well. If! is bad enough in nil conscience to bnvo such a man returned by u Massa chusetts constituency, but when tho lead ing papers of the party of moral ideas ul waya treat him as a timplo oddity, and Ills tricks and dodget us tho playful gam bols of a rich and exurborant nature, thoy help greatly to lower tho public standard or rtatcsmansmp, ana open political uio to charlatans and rogues of nil degrees. MARITAL INFELICITY. Tho Barlfn". VMttituwi publtshes mcco bfintelliicnco which is making tho ' froiindof rU tho. papers andU creates no f hira)Uei3SUbnj; tfhXatngr relates to tho unusually uoarties prrcuvuinga onn muiu- berof-tlwiiignjawworttcy in rrussin agnlnskhisjlpjritimato consort, whoso ple bian or'igiu. constitutes hor only offense. Tbp'fPxinccH Frederick "Wittgonstelri, tho wfe of a.cop'taln in (lui.id drugvori guards, arrivod In Borlln a few. days ago and- took posscssslon uChcrJodgiiigs. lhu'princess 7iadscnrc8iy'dbVnrclIedTior0lf fn tho said ap1iHmbriti'iroflflh'B fallowing iinhvnrd of occiirr,aiicos.tool place: 3.ho valel of hor busbatidj nceompisnied by a pollcoman, mndo his appuaranco and requested tlio prtnbdss'W Icavd.thn dwelling. The lultor haying produced her marriage certificate, tho'poiicoman retired." Thorcupon tlio irincais reeoiveu anotnor visit namoiy, 'rrVm sdaH'cd''1orAm' (Cofl'aircs. who stated tliafc'ho was tho -princes I'lusincis (rlond.!'N " This . Individual, accompa nied "bv1 aoverrit.. 'porters' and other hlfftfjis,,'' paid ' for,- "tho, purpose, forced his way Into itlio npartmunU ami vIbleu'lJy"tijocled the , prince, itogctlier with her two-voting nhlhliuu, iwed two Ha"Ufia';yi!ari,!reijn!ctlvoly, and in so uoing-pjuijaiiiujiv-iu-treuieji iiifiu. u'o lauy proceeqeuat once to iter pnrpui, yuu iilsuirp'dr,at,'Bi'rllni nndhhvo (for some time nattlxininKiblicLii U-Cttro for tho liy&JttArieb bf tltoir'unhnppy daughter and iwoi.iumreur' rt appoitf" '" v JVfjli rrjArrledsin- duit form, to- Prince Fred- trrvi-on nXIIOdbULOt JUnOJ loua, U1 vriuiin oKca'sfon'lhWirlnco made a i Wlon'tlfatnoteil'Iirii.odltnc adu a fortnal ucciar- nf of any kind against'ino marritigo extsiou uu pan. 1 ."".".v, , . ,.. 'r ... i.i: . to iioctimenu in prooioi uuuicki"","." tiH"" s m vlfli.r Tim ar)'lr. If calculated to lit Moh6VaVriVtbWtlpn,:i;n.dppcndent of th( person aces-rrhoso namos aro av siahn.n ji ilioFtf HPHy-mWW tK:Iegal oxbeution of aVfhtgo.wbloh.appo;r not w op tno WW.ttf-WouluV eriiUI(, m additional pfooiliil in,.vw pf 'ibe'airstdcratio cir crbs'rrl Ptussja tlero still oxlsti a disposi. tinn.-lrrofrflUylto. claim an Exemption frpm.cortnk laws, and, ytoy ibllgatory on' tWcIttwila'sauss -by' JtooblT Ignoring WBm;,,,'t1I6nbHs' the ntTalr' will bos fted if DONN PIATT AS A DRUMMER. AVImt McUnnui About tin Art ol Ail-rerilHliiK. Donn Piatt In his last Washington let ter, says: I went out tho other day to purchase tome furnlturo for an office, nnd having selected my articles, I turned lo the man and said : "lou ndvertiso In our papor, dp you not?" "No sir; wo never odvortlso." 1 then quietly informed him .that I ncVtr'boUEUt furnlturon and moTod on to another establishment, lou win tmnic i am romancing, but precisely thosamocoii vcrrullon "occurred at tho second store, I tried a third, quite n largo establishment, slnndinir on a corner, kent br a Christian (nnd I propoje to ndvorllso htm now) of tho Moslnc name of Moses Moses & Sons at that. They havo quito nn assortment in mo upholstery line, nnu i susrgesicu nti. vortljing to tho senior and received in nn-iii-criliati)io. occunIuI a corner, u very rtn.nlriinnt corn or. itul ' had tt'lnriro - $ltn hh it.tbst bvcrvbiidy dould,riiil from tho strcut,ana with tuut.l was quiin unnecess ary In gb to further cxjicnso in the way of advertising. Thon I said unto Mosca i . "Do yon knowi my Christian friend, timt whim A man tiosaoJsod of any nmotlnt uf money wishes to furnish hit houo in Wiuhlngton ho goes to Baltimore, Phila delphia, Now Yorkfjtnd even unto Bos ton 7" . . "Vesi K respondodr "i know that.' "Well," said 1, "do you know tho rea son for it 7" uWhv. of course ldo," ho roplied, with aomfe, nspcrity. ''These pooplo como hero from Boston nnd other places and nro In terested In tho manufactories at borne, and of course won't purchase in Washington." "My Christian mono, i conunucu, "vmi lahor under ii monstrous delusion. Tbo.n tnoTi ,1a nnt ntrn anv manufactories of furniture othorue, andlf Uioydld.lliey WOuld net. purchano whero they would liaVo to. pa heavily for transportlon tf thoy know thov could cscano such taios' by cet- tlne: their furniture f you. But they , . . . - . r-i'l 1 Clou i .now inm yon caibi. Thev read the miners and they sed no mention made of Moses7, unless It bo In n Sunday popor, and then the Mores spoken of is aman dead lontr airui yet, hbwevcr, no deader than von nre. rotno to think of it. A man who 'Joe. not hdvortlso fs as dead As Mnso., You aay you havo a sign Out here. This Is not tho sign asked for. Few neoDie socand those who dt( can't road it. Kor onomun walking Idly down tho streqt whp .reads-thero tire hundreds who hurry by with no time to read sitjns; for one man "who docs notice your abor tion in black Hnd white' ont there a nowi papor would take your business 16 thous and. Whv. mV Christian lriend, imtnensa fortunos havu boon mndo by Bdvorllsinp;. "Did you over hear of the Lfdqer 1" Ho had. hcaru or tlio MMgcr. "inn yon over hoar of llelmbold s Iluchu 7" Ua nevor bad bcurd of Hcimbold'a UuoUu. He bad un a trcntlemau bv tho name of Helm- bold drtviag down th. avanuo dtirins tho carnival, With a grout quantity of horses, and thought he was apart of tho Admin istration. I gave him up in despair, and yottbis is n specimen nf tho businesi man uttho magnificent national capital of our great country. A CLAIM AND BOUNTY RING. A Sclienip to llefrauil tlie tiove'rument of too, 000 l'trretlugout a prec lout Uani; b'orB'ry ami Tli eft oyMllltin Uf- lirera. (From the New York Bun, April 2's.J Frodoriclc W. Smith, a Government claim ugont, wus recently arretted on chargo of fraudulently attempting to ob tain pay and bounty monev nl leered to bo duo tho father of Kmll Ling, n deceased Union Soldier. An investigation by De tective Nowcomb showed that T.lng had no fathdr living, ond that n proper claim hud been filed by his mother.. Smith at tho timo gave $s000 bail, but tilling to ap pear for examination before commissioner Davenport was rearrested nnd his bail raised to $10,000. Smith then mado a full confession to Col. Whitley, implicating over twenty porsonr, whom ho said hud, formed themselves Into a ring to cheat tho Governmont by preparing and printing forged claims purporting to cmnnuto from relatives ot dead soldiers for bounty money and back pay duo tho heirs of said eoldiors. Unon this confession Henry M. Karplcs, formorly Ho ut. colonel of the Fifty-second xt -v-. i- i . :,!.t 1 iiuw loriw vouinicurc, was um-inin uuu taken boforo Commisslotior Davenport on charge of being ono or tho principal oper ators in theso frauds. Ono tpecitled chargo against Karplos was that ho signed tlio namo of Jacob Schrclbor to n claim for bounty money nliogod to bo duo to Paul Schrclbor, formerly second lieiltonntit, of company A, Fifty-second Now Vork vol unteers. In this claim Jacob was de scribed as tho father of Paul, and tho rightful heir to his claim. From tho in vestigation mado it docs not appear that Karplcs over suw Mich it person its Jacob Schrelbcr, or know of his. existence. Tho Commissioner held ICnrples for examina tion in default ofsflO.000. Tho noxt man nrrostcd was a notary pub)c calling hlmsolf tho Itcv. Charles S'anz, accused of complicity in tho frauds. Tho claims woro sworn to boforo Nunz, nnd it is alleged that hu wus awnro of their fraudulent character. .11 Martin, another alleged accomplice, was tnkon and locked up in aeiauu or uitn. auoui twoivo per rons in all havo boen arrested, , During the examination yesturduy, Adolph Loowcll, Charlos llodobolut, and Frederick Baumttn woro discharged by tho Commissioner. Henry Martin was discharged on his own recognizance, The xttmiiiutlon of the other prisoners has boen postponed. D. C. Harmon, special agent of the Scoond Autiltor's Depart ment, In this investigation, has found aboutfUwonty fraudulent claims, which, had tliy been allowed, would have de frauded tho Govornmont out of about $ 100,000. How (let lllil or ritunipt. '. i'tiko an augur of any' siao anil bore a hole In tho toil of stump, 'at an itnglo of about forty degrees. Fill It lull of coal oil anddrivo nstoppor lu.it to prevent the oil from escaping. At tho huiiO tiiilb .pour some coal oil.ovor thosurlaco ot.,tho itump. In twoor three days you can set tiro to It and tho stump will bo; orttlroly consumed in a few hours. A pint of,6oal oil usod In this manner, will remove tho largest sized stump. Omimrrfa Dritifji. ) A I'renlilrnllnl Practical Juke. Somo Westorn gontlornon, cither cn- thuscd with wlmlratlonfor.Gcnerai Grant. or modestly conveting' some territorial ianu ouice. has shluncil tno i'reiiueni three llvo buffaloes, enual to wo don't know how much Federal currency. The beasts aro on tho road, via Oinnlm. and will soon bo turned out to grazo on the oxueutivo farm near this city. Tho gene ral had intimations whtlo hero of tho ap proaching donation, nnd was in great per turbation of spirits as to what ho should do with them. Ho first thought of send ing mom to urcciey to bo put into tritiuing at Chappaqua for ogrlcul tural purposes, but concluded tho phlluso phor would got mad about it and onpeso hisrcnominatlon. When the Praaidcnt. during his lato visit, was rldlnir over the magnificent farm of his enthusiastic hott. Wm. H. IScuton, and listening to his glow ing description of tho joys of nbuoo'io life, it urigut innugni sirucK mm. Here was the place for his buirulou. No sooner thought of thnn done. An order was dis patched for tho unirioldy nnlrunlt to bo di rected to tho Bonton farm. Probably bo foro ho roads this notice, that .energetic gentleman will hu tho uni-oiiAciotis owner of three of tho wildest and mint u.ck4 animals this sido of tho Itocky mouutnir-. .SY. I.ou'm Tim's. nlatlltcra' tlrxniilxatlou. Tho convention of distillers of the United States, which recently assembled in Chicago,, formed an organization In wbieli every concern manufacturing spirits distilled ifrom grain is untitled to mem bership, and from which all persons nut manufacturers uro excluded. It is lo bo governed by n board of twenty-otto direc tor, and is organized undor tho laws nf Ohio. A lease of each distillery In the association is to bo mndo to the president or tho association, who thus ncquiros a tor lain control 6vor it. Tho board is to havo tho excluslvo power to rcgulato tho sale and production of spirits: power to older' T..f . , 1 .1 . ,e .1 f ..ill..-!'... mo sinning nnu uituiiig vi uitiiiiunv, todetermlno tho number of bushels fcaclt houso shall run, and to natno tho coat man ufacturing price lor spirits at Cincinnati. Poorln, Chicago, Milwaukeo, St. J.t'ii, ow iork, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Jl ember of tho, association must rport their, sales to the board monthly, iiiey nro then charged with profit; n draft U drawn for that, nnd it gous Into tho gener al fund, to bo divided monthly, according to tho valuation and registered Capacity of tho dt'tlllcrics respectively. Hummer S'iMliloii. )( ' Thoru Is ut present quito a ragp . for mosaic and comoo jewelry ft in burnished gold nnd i-namel. . , ' immense noon onr-rmgs oi torioisQaneii jet nnd gold are much worn, tho larger tho more stylish. To soe tho bonnets nnd round tiaU por cbd so coquetlsbly over tho chatblaido braid?, puffs, frlses and curls of fashion's fair followers, ono would suppose tho whole world "wero agipsylng," for tho jaunty Bohemian slutpe is all tlio rage. ltuttled muslin parasols, lined Willi somo becoming color of silk, aro to ba car ried witli tho whlto suits ortbo coming son son. Parasols of linen, trimmed with un bleached guipure, aro tho nppropriato ac companiment of tho colored linen suits. - - . KiyNilsaon's lover is a genteel, rofinod, nmiahlo-appearing young man, haridsomo face and a very prepossessing expression. This gentleman August Bouzod U n stock-broker by trado, was at last accounts on tho ratnpurU of Paris, defending his country from the invador: nnd his bo- throtheu was reading dally tho news of tho war, and watching hourly for littlo square letters, of the shapo nnd'size which characterized tho "balloon mail" of Paris. Sho dwells with naive nnd touching! fervor upon tho merits of hw fiance, und contrasts him, with pardonable- nrldc. against tho curmudgeons ana cormorants1 whom cor tatn other prima donnas havo married : and it is not by any means a violent oxer- ctso ot tnu privciego ot prophecy lo set down tbo marriage of this noblo artist nnd true woman to the man ol nor choice nnu. admiration, as, after all, tho proudest and best of her triumphs. .1 . al . CSyA Memphis parodist gets oil tho following good bita ut tlio most consum mate charlatan of tho ago : It was early tn April, Ami toft nat thutkiea ; Which might b inferred I '1 hat till Train was likewise ; Yrlhu pUyndit tiinluct'k upon Meinplilt la away Idoplse. Which It why I rrnmk, And my liiiguufti ih plain, 'Mint for uayxth.it aro cl:ipdr.i'. And fortriek. that nrn vain, There nrn mum ho peculiai' Allooruc Krunclt Train. CtuyAuiong tho accouipliahod women no longer seen upon tho topmost wuvo of asningiou rocioty may uu nioutionea Mrs. General AVIlliitms, better known ns Mrfj Stephen A. Douglas, and tlio elegant wlfo of Sonntor Spraguo. Hoth finvci known what it is to roign ns "Queen of Beauty it ml Fashion," and both have re tired boforo tho noon of life to tlni substan tial comforts and enduring pcaco lo bo found only in tho smooth waters of domes tic life. tlS-l!. C. Young, a printer In thn JCn, ler)risr nlllco at HolJen. Mo, shot Ills wife, on tlio evening of April 20th, through tho head, killing hor instantly. Hu then liol himself. Whun discovered by the neighbor Mrs. Young was sitting in tlio chair, und her dead husband was reclining across her lap. They hud been married hut a fow months, Intemperance 1a a tin- supposed to havu Ixjun thu caliso .tf the duud. . - ... ...r isarln the Memphis raecls, yesterday Creole Duiicu won tho iwccpstiikes for un tried th'ruo year olds, beating Slo Bufus nnd.Iuncler. Coralciin Vo'tl the suv.l'd. ruco for'ib'), nnd I.ida Gritso'm tlio .cou-. solfdation handicap. Tho moptlng was j thu nioit Mii-eiwitul over Hula in .nempim Mr. Jay qopke, tlio eminent banker hi Philado)phtu,.has proeonted th coiigroga tlon of the Metropolitan Pfcsbytoriun Church of Wnihlngtmi with lu-ommuiiloii of tolid tllvur. Tim act consist ufa lurgo Olegant p'ltchurfor tho-,wlpc!ii four.,uups,. uur.,uuus..( giild-lineil ; lourpuuet lor iiiu nrq a biiptlsnml bowl, hit of chnsta deil ...ffi tLl four tilates for tho broa'dl nmll hv.,,-....-., -,- most beautuui uiiisu. . ... i . US-The "Dttuchtcrs of EyVl U aaAVes-! tarusocrotsocictv '''". !.. ONLY DAILY PAPER1 If? feGYPT,? CHARTER.iOAK.tr. 5 iff ISfJ Sold Sinco JJrfr Jnjoductlon Populari anrt iPerJfcctod it irr,ini-) oKi 'if .iiFtf OKI2STG ,r Tcmraov ofli OE'i XXX33 i3?SZtZOX ' ark oua WBI.ti. ;tJt'WVjiiT jr-r:-:-r Itctn or the StmplOBt Coiistrnclion, nre enslly nmnnged anil truaraiitcfd to gtvo ENTIIlK SATISFACTION ! An no nrtlcln In thti honelioUI hni nrriitef inUuauciWii. uroinotinji-tlie health, comMri iud huppJnett o( tlio family flrclo than the (Wk r'tit. Hit iconi.mvos well na policy lo net th very tct; and in butlntf tho the Charter Onan yrtu r-.th rely cn r'ttintr thai mot titecet.'ul, lopntir rnyj iwrf.-gt cogltin atove crr made, ' HOLD DV....1 EXCELSIOJ: 2IANUFACfUINr CO. 01U nil X. Mailt Mrtel, fit. x.ouli, Mo., AND ALI.. .. j PrEercliants .MKE.T. , Cairo, IUIliol?''JvW ... '. ittfliriilalv RAILROADS. Ijttul (Irani Direct finnl merit! of i 11 A V U A tJic-OOvarii- 12,000000 A.cres k.,OF TUK . Best Fiirminflud, Mineral Lands In Amorica." v , 3,000,000 ncret lelioKjei firmrnr;' lands on theliDO of tho road, Inthoj STATE OF NEBUABKA r x In the. OUEAT PI.ATTE VAIJYr Now for talc, lor cath or credit at low rStet of In terett. Thcio lands nre near tho Sltt parallel t North Longitude, In a mild and healthy clitnato, and fornraiii frrowlnjr snd'stook raltins ara un (litalUil by any in th United States. Conrcnicnt to market toth eaat and wctt. Prices ranco from !-' 60 to sio oo perre. i (JitEAT IJf DUCirUEaiTS To ti'ttlcra with limited meant. 23.QOO.OOO iXoross Itlch Govcanrucnt lands along tho roa'i between OMAHA AXD SOUTH S'tATTK flurreyud and open for entry under tho Home tteadand Jre-rapttonlawe,anUcaa be taken by ACTtAL SETTLERS, ONLTt An nnn.,1 timf w n.vu. luAim nr. wnlAil teir ... curitiK lioBlM Di'hru groat luiilivad with all the conveniences' of an old teltled conntry. .New edition ol diucriptivopAUiphleta with.tnapt, now ready and rent ircn ' to all Jiartt of the United Bluti't, C.inada and Knropo. Aildrets V. e, ll.wi?. inu w.'mrnitsiuunr autdlm'MSm ll.l'.ll. 11. Co.Onuha Neb. , : . QUIUSCE5T ItOUTE FIIOM THK MOUTH. ..VIA.. ILLIMOIS CENTRAL I V tit. S'.oui'.T.oiiisVillo.C'iiicliuiatl Iil04tr.'1 Nun- York, Jtostua SPoinls l&mt aiidXortb i'n.aetittior Tn.liiw Arrlte' afhutl leuva i'alro iib fulloi SIKH - SCxprtt.. AltlllVII-'JHiO AJ fll f.si.-."i"!4,!ln " tmi'AUT !Sl05 A. 91 ..,aiUO 1. M hoth trains connect at (.'mtralhi with trainton th I'niin. lii-rntur. Ijloiiinlliutou. Ill l'ato. J.u Salle, Slcititosni Kr-veiKairt, (lalenn , IlUUUllH. mun n.tluiiiKa ill iiiiuoil ail.aourli JlliiUesota, Wltroutln nu4 loivu. ""Anirttllhllhearunnhij! Eatt irud We.l for nnfu Eaat a SI.Wulr;Surlitl!W, Loulsnie, Clu. cluiiall, ludlaiidpolls A Cclumbua, (' ...fli.ir ... .... . .. filjttftiloago'winT M(ecirf0CTnal, Mlcbljaa I . .a) S .H ant yiiicuxo aifraiU to - rouinern.itaii nrtsriuriinriirt .me Muii4vtatsH.IItTrtl iioirou,A Clcyelaiul, Dunkirk,, Albany, t Magra Falls. Krle, tin Halo, Now;sX?rk, JIOStOM,- x'ltuaurg, j-wVhlludclPlila, lUllllUUII', 11 nsiiiiiKi ill . t t vMirrr ST1 ft enn 1 PALiUTrAIIlt H?J 1 iii lit, i i i in lirouKli tlokttj anJ miorrqwion, ,ppiy Cutr. toll.'oJd Ipo- ...., " " CeheVif hultArJr Agent, Caicap. 5 in i UTiitw i iB,r,.uaiiva. raPew tnHlr Ua A M. IICWirntlracraiauiavlaKnUcot a. Johnsou; Atfentgairo,,, tta '"- .'k , v; v II iTfriiiiffliinT"mr ririiM