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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

t..sl. a.si. 80 ODttunFys
\ Died, at the residence OF his father IN
Dallas county, Texas, May, a. d. 1873
Thomas Elihu Corcoran, aged "a yenrs, q
mon thsand 20 days. f@A M
The deceased was born October &, A. D
1919, in Barren county, Ky. His L.ihs'
emigrated 10 this county in 1861, and To-
Gated on Duck Creek, where The deceased
lived until his demiss. lie was a,yoang
man d ane natural ability, considerable
literary attainm ents, and POSSESSED an in
aomiisble will No obstacle could daunt
him his Perseverance, independent and
LOFTY bearing won the admiration of all
who knew him.
Bat aside from these sterling trai is Of
charactsr (which made him young man
OF brilliant promise to this country, a
more noble, generous and magnanimous
spirit never animated a human form, and
now that death has prematurely taken him
may hose heavenly virtues be perfectly
developed under the golden sunbeams of
perennial glory. He bad been a member
Of the Methodist Church since the summer
of 1854, and during his final illness, when
Intercepted as to his prospects for future
happiness, he replied fall is we'll it'll me-"
The dccc lsed leaves TO mourn his ua-
timely death many relatives and u largo
circle Of admiring friends. .nosa L.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

Admittedly the finest pho,oer, PHI gale
ry in Noribsrn Texas q that 81 Mr.. Alfred
Frceman,of ihis city and d an artist, he
ia head apd shoulders above bis fellow
craftsman in this Stale He has re-
santly received ani Invoice Of tho George
Wood s co Parlcr 0rsans. which Tor beau
ty Of design, purity and tlcxibility Of
tone, are not equalled in the United States.
Mir. freeman favored tts vi I'LL au e1hibi1
ton of their quslfy q few DAYS ago, aud
ye,yere Charmed with the ineili5le perfec-
tion OF tho capacity of eschstdpifrom sub
bass e flute. These organs are for sale at
astbHishingly low figures, and we would
advise churches or societies needing then'
to call aud examine them be fore commit
ting themselves to any other make.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

whu0s n has blssssd A. sllsi,s shd
myatfisNt rfo,Iiehes IN femoVs from ou'
mli.i, W dsaih, fbos y Co'sofsnf thers'
fofe
'is HuoI,,d, This, In me death N Thos' v
coresfan, the Duck Greet Uhion Sabbath
School hA, LOST most worthy member and
teacher, The church a mosl ,eaIous and
humble shtIadan, sosIsly n hilalns ornh'
msni and Tie world q young man d
Ihrllllant proinlts.
rvolved, That va tender oar symps-
Itbiss' to the family OF the deceased, In
this their sad bereavement, and
70 class "a" Of our Sabbath school In the
loss or their most worthy and efficient
teacher. " L,r...t
Resolved, That as a mark Of respect 10
our deceased friend and brother the mem.
hers Of our school wear badge of mourn
Ing for. four successivs sabbaths, and that
tho Secretary be requested 10 furnish q
copy Of these resolutions 10 tho family Of
tho deceased, and TO tho Dallas Herald for
publication. a
DIR, BECKE Err, 3D.
ia. JONES, 'o"'''''oe'
u' J. r. MURRELIs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
,.SSocSITTTTT7f1 ~

lasv setgaNN Dry Goods,
Reported for The Herald ny ", o. Bul,il & BRO
- l,HIsTs.-Merrimac willie; Gloucester,
l0lc; Ancona. i0lc; Granite lOciy Caypr
dataSelidr Zoe; Freeman, loc' arholds
DC; Clinton Sc; Somerset &c; Monlville,
Sc; Wamsutta, SCI Solid Lawn, from 10 to
22lc; Figured Lawn, from l2l to zoe;
C6smbraz, from 10 to 25c; Percaies IS TO
ls2e. A GROWN .corroN. --Housion City
'MYhs, lSs; Bangor, l2c; Miller River l2lc;
Abbott. lie; Franconia, &c. rs GROWN
Houston, City Mills, l2ei Con-
estoga, lie Big Tree i2lc; New Market
lici Redferd u, Zoe; Massachusetts Z, Ice;
Empire, nc. a. pLEkcuEp ccTTos.- seu'-
merset, lie; Mocassei,, lac; Boot 2, li~;
Fruit Of the Loom, l7lc. rs rLffcnEL
corroS.-Boot R, fllc; Utica, lie, Har-
mouy, 7le; SHAPES aud Checks from 9 20
zoe; Ticking, l2l TO soc; Cottonade, 10 TO
soc; Kentucky Jeans l21 10 i5ci
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
.sTheLif iofshc Flesh is the Blood"

l
This being the fact. it is very obvious
| that when the blood becomes corrupted the
whole system becomes corrupt 80. To re
lieve this, the true policy und oubtelly is
to direct the remedy TO the source Of The
disease. 1t is in this manner that Dr..
Tufts Sarsaparills and Queens. Delight
acts. Its specific effect is on the blood; it
PARTIES Il, viializes it, and expl Is all dis
temper from the system.
Being free from yiosnt minerals, il is
adapted to gcnpral use. Tao old and young
may use il; the most delicate female, ut
any time, may take it; the week and n
feebied will bs strenst henehr bsn il; ,the ten
der infant, who may have inherited dis
ease, will be cured by it.
For syphilis, and1all is trains Of evils
it is q sure ,apsidote.
DR.. TUFTS Livsr Pills are a mild and
gentle purgative, possessing the peculiar
merit ofiastipg assn powerful agrnt ir re-
lieving congestiye Or torpid liver. They
haveno eqnap
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

Reported for the IIeraldly W. C..lIlandall 4 bro.
lwonens' Ripped Peggsd from SIP 10
SlS wnmens' Cloth, scwed, SIS 70 $24;
~ .sas Kid, Sswed, SIS to "a; Misses
KIP, peggea, $40 so TO l6 so; Cloth,
SeNed, SD 70 is; Kid, Saved, Is to S2l;
Mems Brogans, SIS to Is 30 Mems
Heavy Kip Boots, SOB 10 go Mems
Pegged Calf, Shoes, S2I TO 81. Mems
Peggel Calf Boots. So 40 CO. Boys Kip
Brerans Si2 to is 80; Boys Kip Boots,
S2i 10 SO Boys Calf Shoes, sl5ie q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17


Twenty summers have elapsed since !; was briefly
announced that a new vegetable tonic and altera.
tive, bearing IL. name OF Iinsiestcf's sson,aei,
Bi:tcrs, hal beca added tc he lisf cf rovoniiic
restorative inedirines The modest advertisement
which invited attention 10 the preparation st4ted
that Il had been used with greet IN private
families a. ours FOR dyspepsia bilious eomrlsiEts
constipation aud Intermittent fver. II was soon
discovered that earticls possessed extraordinary
prapcrfies- The p-ope, Il every class, iested its
merits a. stimuiaot. cflset-tise and restorative
and founa fhsf is sncis nsrs than fulfilled their
hcres and expectations. Iron that Tins 70 the
nresenf it, epnrse has been upward and onwarty
a1a II stands TO- iay AZ tn. Head u all siiciHes
Ire rIrsp American OF inrc7t-l IN fll- rir1nitude
OF ffs sales nHd IT, lrp1fa'un -zie srrfethl.
ard ra.fsnf iHsieofntor and restorative fo1 fr
and debility iark ~ arrtt'ie and rastric distuib
snre<, - csminrn during the summer months lis
ai,soiLfcly friaiifhe Iaigestiun, biious isortrs.
constipation. Nervousness. ftrIrficai l-rH md al
the ordinary cumciai1is generated 81 vifiat- I'D
humid 81 id-lhee fanish raisr IT, r.-n0ra-ins ard
frrnIefinx Influence This q ~ rec1r. ar0fir hid
fr ralumrs u Intelligent testimony extending oitr
stsrI3d Of = hffh OF century. aud comprehensive
he rnniss a flnnsInds II re knsrn rilixrns. n
longing toesclr cia.s AID calling In lar6f.s IA Il
ihonrlf great fiIinE o. Obtain the patronage al
r.t..IIr fnr s.laf-1f mfd'fInrs- bot Hnsfrf|-is
1lfI-Ts haf- lr-a sir.1isur11slg a1rr.|zsi nib
Iil4 81 IrfeIliHt sctrfrl.ls. AMI It, r4itII tca
~ . IIeIr ia'|lFs naeaf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
Aicssrs. Angcrs a Di,tca.

% We fake pleasure in referring our read
ers, and thc public generally, to tho card
Of tlesc Young gentlemen, In another col
uni'n. Thc Senior partner iSihe son Of enc
of the most er,erprisins and successful
business mon of'lDallas, the head Of the
extensive fo.adry Of Angers & Maggie,
Messrs. a & D. have both passed a thor
ough apprentices ship in their trade, and
we can rscommeni. them as gen,lemen Of
promptituie, experience and reliability.
35W4t ~ ie ~ W., i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
AnInxnn1irn Exnn,.i,ne.,l

kipp always had an idea thai he could
Invent a sef-actng sewing-machine, and
hedid. He procured ,asleel ribbon-s ring
power to run horse car. This he rugged
ON his wile's sewing mochine within lorof
,clock work, and it. appeared toiiim when
he finished the job that evening that he
had realized bisiIBopes.t III my sewing
vmaenins ever would 60, that would. so he
wound it up ready forinse inithe morning
and went 10 bed. At four oclock Mrs.
Kip reused him and 'tolLIbim to listen to
the burglars in the house. lie listened and
heard most terrific fncket overlths sit
tihg-room. II appeared to him that there
must be q million or more burglars re.
freshing themselves with q psize-fight. 50
he loaded his gun, crept softly over, and
peepsd through the orackdin the door. IL
was not burglars, it was. NH. Kipp sew
ing machine. The Reg lad slipped, and
that spring was having full piny. II
would rear the machine np'on one enc, and
charge il three or. four tinss, liko a bat
tering ram, against tine glass front of the
book-case. niifol l-@.it i""'
@Then it would wheel around and sud-
denly tear across thelroom and but up
ferociously against the .rnan1episcc; and it
would lie down and roll over on the floor
and hammerthe sofa, and boost the cen
ter-table, and try to Jam a hole through
tho wall, andne ndeavor 10 leap up on the
chandelier. And as Kip entered the
room it flew, a him, aud tore in and out
between his legs, the wheel revolving like
fury all tfeaime, and the spring gradual
y upwiudise- And ihen Kip relrealed
and walked the family, and got the mat
tpess off the ked. Then they covered I he
nnchinc andssat on -for-a while, and
finally push sdsit ont of, the ,window, into
the yard, where Kipp pilepbexes and ash
barrels and Sep buckets and fence pail,
Jugs omit toslleld it, still ? 4 BdtaH night
usder the heap,i; kept up o continual buzz
ami snort ndVhum, so that the next door
neighbor frsdist il sixteep, tines eyith the
Impression Ahat i, was cate. Kip has
since bought new sewing machine, and.
hiswife runs it with her feet. 4lie has
abandoned The study of mechanics for the
present 7uI1AaY, Adler.
= mMsn.L -... -. . -. q n
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Esigsegutioa,.

The coparin.rslip horetofore. axisting bstween
c. II. khnady aud II i. Mcneil under toe firm
.ran,.,,ri.d style of ii + Mcneil y Co.. expired on
.ihe .t'ih aysofA april, j. 1873 by mItation and
'rhu sane IS ihrre,orc deceived. All Claims due
said Srin must DO Iai'liuC. d knrsdy. at Hutchins
Texas, who zone is authorized to icceirt for the
saui- IT, I. MCNEIL.
F3lw3t G y. kASADY,
Iorn mi sAnurLs. I. ~. d. w. sroSEH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

wAsnSoroSssMay l5r a special. from,
ris is dead, and Surgeon Lerming rccoy-
ering. ..,,i.,r7yI i,.,fl:,.. ,i.... 49,
The Modocs are IN another rocky for
tress tweniy-sevcn miles Below last score,
terrifying. The tr66fs willn6t attack till
reinforceDenis arrive. u y q II Il IN
Gen. Davis and Gen. Gilem narrowly
escaped drowning, in ,thslae flood. ~ "
General Davis viii try and hold the In.
dams where they new are ubril rein forced
.Yhe troops suffer for water. Willow Greek
is the nearest, but the Mojocs are between
them and it. The Modocs have their fam
lilies with them in their present strong
hold
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
qmAvaaoHa aaRoE

1t is hoped that The Nodes will remain
in their, present position until they proyide
for the women ana c!lildrtn.. III The mean
timo General Davis, eSposts) rsinforce-
n,ents. The Modocs are hurryng forward,
'fbc MoLoc loss, Saturday, was two killed,
and most Of their horses, ammunition and
clothing. The .MoIocs epicIcl the light,
stripped TO bieeoh clouis,a but could not
resist The Warm Spifngcrs, who run them
beyond their stores, und captured about
two tons Of provisions. ,,o,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

AaFrngra mt Breath and Pcarly Teeth
are easily attained, and those who fail to
avail themselves OF the means. should not
eemplsin. when ACCUSED of gross neglect.
The ,Sosodont will speedily eradicate the
esuse aof,a foul breath, beautifying and
[prcserving Ife.teeil'to tie Oldest age.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
Ilsailroptls Tcxus.

Z The development of railroads in Texas
within the past two years. is truly Won
derial, especially when contrasted with
tne PROCESS bale previous to 1870. The
Following table wall show the wonderful
progress ofsthe Empire State of the South
in RAILROAD building to,April iYrep wa
International. ...... .............. .........174
Houston and Great Notwithstanding
Houston & Texas Ccntral....... .........3l0
sAustin iranch... Ia
Waco BRANCH. ....... ........................ 40
Galveston aud Houston. 5S
Galveston, Harrisburg San Antonio. g. 81
rrexasF& Northumberland, SO
AGhf, Western Texas Il Pacitieb ..... 40
Tyler Branch. ............. ,............ 40
arFn1'4a H % Hfa a. ~ D." O.
Total. .llOi
A few years ago Texas could only boast
OF about 200 miles of railway; now she
contains over 100 miles, which bids fair
TO be Increased to 2,UgU by these csc of the
present year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
vSyHE BROWN COTTON GIN.

Planters, do not pay four and five dellars Per saw
for your Cotton Gin when yen can let the lest In
market, fully guaranteed, Tor twenty-five or thirty
per cert. less. We have no agents in Texas. there
lore y1u will get the beneG; of the agcnss' coms:.s
sions and allowances by ordering dirSc Of the
nhcturcrs. Send for circular with full particular
and Testimonials. Address,
ISRAEL. +. BROWN, President,
Brown Cotton Gin Co.,
New Lendon, Conn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
THE MAILS.

49, CI0sEs.
Northern --- lif IN
Southern Tnnl------ 50
Iolt Worth ---s.s . '-rN
Tyler rnstl.-... ~ =
Denton -lHf
CIelurn mHl.-..-4.s 1t1f
Daily stafelise ffoHf psifss 20 Waco vis waxa-
hachie, TO he lin on Thursday, April ~, htsias
ode fctS from m tos pm. Sunday from
$40 loan. WILLIAM 5bs l. n.
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mmrx wsw. tssma, ra.tss.
4 IA ss'lr No. gst gdNtst % % Is

sskw6 xsvfss t4ld may fa,tth.
500 slff|sed. riNfhh Mn.
Nv yopk, MAY iS.-toncs Net fes
fslpia ~ bales stess. i,2aD taiesi sal,s
hs6St akIisefy, II ,2n0 halesi Msy, ~ y ~
'6Ihiol inbc. "a iI1GM 1891 Julv
~ lisie(oIhlol August ~ o.lclolel.,
coiion oio-sd qult, md steady shies' 1877
btIsa. traiNH.i
hvrnroot, Msy i6.--whepi 1rHss 10
Cd teuigs6d. Cotton eloseq obkt W W
Nrw OrLrisa. lti1y1 ~. foilr quiet I;
fAmlly,&Q 80 idlst6 20. corhy ~ % 90,
firsp, eisisr, al C7i 70 7ol IIay, dull t.
Aterliasg27s sight, I ,prenlnhn. 0cldj
an Collpn, quleli SjeA N 800 trjftj
good ordinaay, i6a TO l5I Tow Mullins,
Ii6E TO II; mldlings, 18i,r midliue' Or
leans lsi receipts, 3,7G6 bales sxparis
10 Liverpool, 1,dl4 bales s,ook,' 140i 695.
iDanid N. Hcaly, Bo"rdiug officer Of
soythwest pass, was annouced last eve.
~ vi b ..sF 49,
= McsssssvDirminghap, FELTON, e. Crane
ha 4 rem we'd Into their new Flour and
Feed, watehouse on Elm. street, opposite
the COLLEGE, ~. d, "a II 1t b.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
DaLLAs7PR CURRENT.

DR., Tuies Hair Dye is the best in use.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
&c Lends TO II al,piness!
A Boon to IL. Whale Rare Of Woman
DIR. ] BRADFIELDLD'S
FEMALE REGULATOR !!

II viii bring en- the slenses rcliee MI pain at ih.
monthly PERIOD; cure hhenmatism aud Neural.
sia u tack aud Uterus; Lencorrlosa or Nv hiies,"
aud partial proiarsus Uieri; check excessive now,
and correct all irrrgalailue. peculiar 70 ladies:
IL will remove 80 Irritation pfkidneys and llad.
DER relieve osiistness; purify ,Ae blood; give tone
and strength TO- the whole r,sfeHi; clear the -kih,
nnpartirg rosy hoe 70 The heck aud cheerfnlness
to the wind
Qninlnc Is in oiills and f-sef
Ia9ies cen cnr- thel1selvrs OF sii the above dis
eases VIII hout revealing their complaints to any per-
soh. which Is aiyays noriising to their pride and
It i rsconmehdeah by tho best physicians aud the
clergy.
BkADF1E1D A Co., Atlanta, Ge,--Drar sirs ~
take pleasure ~ s.at5n hat ha-. used for tie last
twenty ycare the sisfcine SOS are now putting -,
kHown as ,. pnadheld's Female Rcgnlai or, and
cnus der II the lf ra.iiuafi0n ever goi ton toge
er lf The discate tor Witch h = recommended.
have been famiiinf rifh tse Prescriptions both a. =
practitioner oi rse cilf ard IN donssfic practice,
AID can honestly say ihai Leonsid.r H. byon y
In uhois lard, who may be suffering in any way
.ecnlisr their frr, may be Ahe 10 procure bot
lie. that their Euaariiizs say not only ee relieved
hut that they may be rc~turrd 60 health and
strength. Win N, kInl..sf rrgs Ear.-- = - =
an respectfully, " BsPlnRalI. N. d.
4t... 81. Fgas lssnlrf4s. Ca, Nsrch n, 1870.
Mrssrs wn. ROOT 4 sON--Dcnr Sir. Som,
Tacnfhs ago onlita bottle Of ITaihrid's Female
E~ar sSf frpn 5on. and have psed u IN ny faniiy
villa the utrlisi safief1rilon and have rocoumend-
"a u 10 three other Families, sud fhry have found Il
iu-t what u l. recommended. The fsnsias Who hnsl
nsed sorr Regulator are N islrcf health. and arc
able 10 attend % heir bqEssbuld dufiez md
daily recomreni if r. tie rrblic.
Your re-loctfnlls< nsr. III n JdrxscN.
We c0uld add ih9u-1ll othfr certificates, bni
we consider the a1rre nmfIF sulfcflf trout 81 ifs
rsrfns AT ~ ~ o. trial
Far I'm .'ar.iraIsr- history o. iaa-ss nrd srr-
tff-sfes ~ - arftrfl rrrr. Thereafter Is 7fftfrr1
20 TIE xr.l|r|-r -ratrl TIE frffir.
UsnrfNrf1r-1 ans folt iT
1lhnExzI0 & CO
frirr SIS. AtiaHt-s ga
SEA O. An 1r1r-iE-s.
AR -elisI--l-els-ls
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17
rI,HE STATE OF TEXAS TO TnEsHERIpF on
| nuil.s county greeting.

rseal1 Clerk Dist. conrt Dallas CO.. Texas,
BY Il. y. CooMgrs Deruiy. l2 Wit
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-17

IIALIFAN, May Io.-IHe ire at Urum-
noud mine continuss,g ~FeNpsfnen who at
tempted to descend Mere blown 10 atoms
by another explosion. One was driven
Into the air 100 feet, anu lnnled in an I'D
joining woods. Forly-f,ye Of theRlost were
married men. The oArager, Nj. bum,
sost his life By descending after he first
explosion. sHsSs IA
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-28
RELIGIOUS.

We have truthfully said in our general
remarks on the condition of the local
news market, that religion in Cairo lie
looking up and tina. the prospects Of u
rushing business during the fall and
winter were excellent. We are 80 glad.
Our bear. is in the cause up to the neck.
The market to-day will offer some at
fractions Of an unusual character, and
We ask attention of purchasers to the die
play. Neither time nor expense will be
spared TO attract attention and 70 please.
AT the Presbyterian church Rev. Ii
b. Thsycr, and experienced dealer in
merchandise Of tho Lord, and in the
| sparkling waters Of salvation, will lay
before the public this morning a splendid
danask sermon, satin Gnish-a superior ar
tice-csllei lnward Conscious.
ness Amounting to Full Assurance.
Mr.. Thsyer, who has gathered his stock
OF truth aud Illustrations from Green,
lands icy mountains, India choral strand
and all the earth outside of those coun
tries, proposes to deliver three Sabbath
evening discourses in succession upon
Christianity in the Past, Present and Flu
turc. lie will spread upon the church
counter the f-st piece of this stock OF
goods tonight.
To-day Rev. Fred l.. Thomson viii
preach his last sermon as the Methods
pastor Of Cairo, and administer the sscrs
ment. In tho afternoon there will be
big Sunday school concert, bossed by Nj
Thomson. There will be no services d
night. We shall part with Mr.. Thomso
with regret. We like him, if no is
preacher. He is good man, socatle AM
kind hearted and has done much goo,
work in this city. He can have letter o
factoring accommodation from all VIII,
know him. We don't believe he pro
fesses to be II big preacher, but he cal
pound great deal OF good sense drawn
from text into an ordinary congregation
His forte is the Sunday school. There h,
10 a dealer no person can beat. We wisl
him prosperity wherever his lines may
fall.
There will be Sunday school at tn
church Of the Redeemer this morning a
o o'clock. 1t is important that all tn
teachers and children should be present.
Ben. NJ. HAGEY, Sec rotary
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-28
T II f Blu LII + II N
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
LOCAL NEWS MARKET.
GEN ERAL REMARKS,

Business in the local news line yester-
day was as quie, as n May morning on the
Mississippi river. Thorn;on's Park fair
created quito n stir on Thursday and FRI
day, but yesterday there was nothing GO
ing On with tho exception Of a little
freight which We observed going on a
steam boat, AMI Davis of the sun, who is
continually going on abou! something or
somebody.
The precautionary measures against
yellow fever, adopted by the city council
Friday night, seemed to reas.ure the IMAM
in the Fourth ward who 10 afraid Of the
fever, and in hi. family the feeling wa,
unques,ionably better than on any day
since the opening Of this week.
The financial fever, which like the
yellow fever, has been affecting other less
favored communities than Cairo, has no,
the precautionary measures taken by Col
A. Is. Stafford NJ ID, Money Doctor, be
it observed the able and energetic chair.
man Of our financial board of health, will
keep the disease away from our doors
Eastern, and indeed Western, South.
ern and Northern exchange(s) are neg.
lec.ed by US, we being too busy bordering
upon tho uncertainty Of life and the mar.
row gauge road, and upon the unappre'
cia,ive character of the people Of Cairo
who seem 10 not know or else forget TO re-
member what precious jewel they have
in The BULLETIN, TO devote any time e
any other subject.
Morality in the city continues steady
except south OF Sixth street, on CONNER
cial avenue, where il tumbled somewhs
after o o'clock last night. Tho premium
on Cairo morality yesterday WAS quoted
by Rev. Mr.. Thayer at lOl!9lo2, with I
falling tendency. II we could DO pro
tec,ed from the depressing effects Of Pa
ducsh importstious on. morality woulC
be at par in shor. time, provided MounC
City were a li:tle farther removed from
US.
Religion il unquo,able; but th'
churches are pooling their efforts, and ,
favorable result may be anticipated. TIT
dead lock of summer religious lsziness hs
passed its poin. Of greatest danger. Tn,
signs of encouragement. aside from THU
are that the churches are gaining m &C
cssional stray sheep, and the shepherd,
are getting ready go GU. in the cool
pleasant days Of the autumn, aud the Ion.
nights Of the coming winter, and seek at
ter the wandering lambs Of tho lost flock
| Of the Christian Israel Of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-28
MISCELLANE OUS.

The Odd Fellows Of this city have in
definitely postponed their proposed cele-
brstion.
-Gossmau, candidate for treasurer, and
Dawson, candidate for clerk, are in the
country elec,ioneering.
Tho police force of Cairo have re-
resolved itself into health force and has
the eyes of lynx and tho nose of the
hound for disease breeding dirt
-McIIale's horse Whistler, won race
at the fair. The horse that run against
him flew the track, and Whistler got in
gloriously victorious. Whistler is as fast
as a young man educated at Mound City.
The Cobb, Blaisdel S Co. VS.. the Illi-
nois Central railroad company case is up
in the circuit court, with Linegar and
some other lawyer for the plaintiff and
Williams, and Green, and Gilbert for the
defendant. This case is the wounded
snake case of our court. 1t draws its
slow length along. But to the lawyers it
is linked sweetness long drawn out
AT Columbus, Kentucky, on last FRI
day evening" a woman and two children
were drowned while attempting to board
the steamer Illinois for the purpose of
coming to this city The women came to
Columbus by the Mobile and Ohio rail-
road, and leaving the train she went d.
rect to the wharfbost. When she at
tempted to pass on to the boat she walked
oil the stage plank into tho river, and
drew into tho water with her her two
children, whom she was leading, Before
sssistance'could reach them they wero all
| drowned.