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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-20

MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, 90
ALEXANDER COUNTY, S.
Alexander county circuit court.
Severe Marchildon nm IN
W. Eara,io.a
jasper Gully. Eugene Gully, Nor,escs
and Ferd +. KOEicr Il Co.
Public notice /. hereby given, that, in
pursuance OF decree entered Of record in
the above-entitled cause, in said court, on
the 10Th day OF May, A. ID. 1874, ], John e.
Hartman, master in chanccry OF said county,
will,
On Friday, the 14th Day of August,
A. ID. 1874,
at the hour OF > O'Clock p. m. Of
said day. EEL, al public yendue, TO
the highest bidder for cash, at the front
door OF the court house, in the city Of Cairo,
in said county and state, the iollowiDg-de-
scribed real estate, to-wit: Lots numbered
eight (s) and nine (D in block number one
"a. in James l.. Browns addition TO the
town of Thebes also, lots numbered one
~ two (2), three CD, four az, i've (5), six
CGl, seven % and eight ts), In block two (2),
in Hodges ~ Co.'s addition TO the town OF
Thebes; all in the county OF Alexander,
state of Illinois, together with all and sipgu-
lar the tenements and Entertainments there
unto belonging.
CAIRO, Ills, July %, 1874. 7-22-w4t
JOHN q HARTMAN,
S. l.. WHEELER Master in Chancery.
Solicitor Complainant.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-20
FEW GOOD REASONS:

a FEW GOOD REASONS:
IA New Invention thoroughly tested
aud secured by Letters Patent.
2.-Mske as PERFECT Lock Stitch. alike
on both sides, on all kinds OF goods,
3.-Runs Light, smooth, Noiseless, and
Rapid-bcst combination Of quslities. 81
4.-Durable-Runs for years without re.
pairs.
b:.Will do all varitics OF Work and Fancy
sutching IN superior manner. .4I
is most eaisly managed by the opcrN-
| tor Length OF stitch may he alter ed while
running. aud machine can be threaded Win.
| out passing thread through holes. Id
| T'-Design simple, Ingenious, Elegant
| forming the stitch without the use Of Coz
Wheel Gears, Rotary cams or Lever Arms
Has the Automatic Drop Feed, which In
sures uniform length of stitch at any speeec
Has our new Thread Controller. which fol
lows easy movement of neeale-bar sapC
prevents injury to thread. rTa
e.-ConstructiOn most careful and I'm
lsbed. Its manufactured by the most skill
ful an experienced mechanics, at the cele-
brsted REMINGTON ARMoRY, ILIoN, N. Y.
Chicago Office, 237 state street.
2S-h.2G.2m
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-20

Newspaper advertisingis the most energetic
and vigilsnt Of sslssnasn; addressing thou
sands each day, always in the advertisers
interest, and cessslessly n work seeking
customers from all classes.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-20
Prospectus for 1874 sEvENTH YEAR
THE ALDINE.

An illustrated Monthly Journal, universally
admitted to be the handsomest period
ical in the World. A Representative
and champion of American tastf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-20
AND HANDSOMESl

Millinery Geods to be QUA in tho market
She will keep on hand
HATS, BoSExrs, FLOWER, Ribbons,
DRESS TRAININGS OF ALLKINps,
LADIES FURNISHING Goops, NOTIONS
COLLARS, UNpxRsLKEvrs, Rvrrs,
And all goods found In millinery torres, Al
of which viii be disposed OF ut the loves
cash prices. Mrs. Jackson respet tfLlly
asks Continuation Of the patronage which
Sss been so liberally bestowed upon her ny
the ladies Of Cairo and the vicinity.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-27
Baltimore & Wilmington, NC.

semi-Weekly Steamship Line,
Composed Of the frst.class Hteamships
REsEoS1 oIYDEosUpasp oUapt s. p s oRI4Os R5IOs
LUOlLLE. Capt. j. g. BENNErr.
H4Ahh1dIA -: ;Csps; J: 9. oIIyEe
from WILMINGTON every WEDNFSDXT
and SATURDAY. = -
Connecting ct Wilmington, N. O.; with the
Wilmington. Columbia and Aupuatn Rail.
road, giving Through Bills OF Lsdipp to and
from all points in North and South CsroIina.
Georgia and Alabama. -. ~
Greenville and Columbia Railroa d and Char
lotte division Of tho Charlotte, Columbia anS
Augusta Railroad. i4 T1srf,- -
Connecting at Augueta, Ca, with Georgia.
Macon and Augusta and Central NaiIroada'
Steaniers of this line. on arrival ia viii.
milngton, stop at Railroad Depot. and the
Maiiroad tr. light. being slowed separately in
direct to Cars, without delay, and forwarded
by the fast Freight Express that evening.
No draynge in Wilmington, and no Transfer
from Wilmington South. Rates guaranteed
as low as by any other route, and ali losses
or over charges promptly paid.
MARK al Goods rin Steamship to Whining
ton, and forward Bills Of Lacing TO Railrosd
Agent, Wilmington, N. @. aTt9,.
For further information, apply 10 eitherof
undersigned agents or the line.
ANDREWS IL CO, Agents B. x ". Steam-
ship Line. No. 13 Smiths Whsrf, Baltimo1e g.
a. d. CAZAuX. Agent o. & v. Steamship
Limo. Wilmington. h q.
A. POPE, Gcmr raj Frt icht Agent:
+. w. CLARK, Asst Cen. rtight Agr,
HIN ooTTIS0RAM, aeneSal AN Western e; S
hgeht. Atlanta. Ga Nov 20 3nloa
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-27
BY JULIAN A. sELBY.

Lately company of ninety. five Eng
llshmen went to Caprera to visit Carl
baldi, but being indisposed, he was
able to receive only two delegates OF tho
party, to, whom he made his acknow.
ic5sss:c: e:.e tc. The EXPRESSIONS of affeo-
tion and sympathy which they came to
offer. During the last three years, 13C
steamers have landed at the island Of
Oaprera. Before it became the resi-
dence Of Garibaldi, not vessel touched
there. Four Neapolitan chips now bear
the name OF GaribaIdi. In the past
three years. be has received presents to
the value Of ID, 600 to 16. 600 italian lire
(francs.) These. are instruments of
agriculture, coming, for the most part.
from America. Moreover, he has re-
fused in the same period other offerings
in money and objects of value amount.
ing to nearly O million. Garibaldi is an
honorary citizen OF ninety cities. bo.
roughs and villages; honorary president
of 120 societies and the possessor of
twenty.one swords OF honor, eleven of
which have come from foreign lands.
Since 1871, there have been presented
to him 5000 addresses of homage and
devotion. In consequence OF the supe-
ricr means Of cultiyating the soil pos
sesaed at Caprera, his annual income
may be estimated at about 5000 lire.
REpRSUE OFt1oERs ON DRUSK.-
About the 18th, a party OF revenue Of
fcers from Anderson made O raid,
through the lower edge of that County,
upon the whiskey wagons. They even
went 80 far as to intrude upon Abbeville
territory and madea number OF seizures,
and imagined that. they were doing
then,selyes and their country good SER
vice. 80 thinking. they grew happy,
and took little too much improperly
stamped whiskey. It made the drunk
Sscome inst as well as IL it had been
stamped by President Grant himself
/ in fact, they got awful drunk, and. while
obliyions TO oil earthly surroundings,
they suffered the prizes they had cap
tnred to make good their escape. Such
officers should be tried by drum. head
conrt martial and sentenced to do
penafce for thirty days. Barred shirts
would bring them to their senses.
80 [Abberitle Medium. :
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-27
COLUMBIA, S. C., FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 27 1874
@pec1a1 Mot1ces,

OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE HAPPY
RELIEF For YOUNG MEN from tho effsots
Of errors and abuses in early life. Manhood
Restored. Impediments to Marriage re-
moved. New method OF treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Orr
culars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress. HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, No. 9
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa.-an
institution having high reputation for
honorable conduct aud professional akiil.
Feb 10 uT3mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-27

Lieutenant H. Il. Berner, Of the post
at Yorkville, has been making 1t pretty
lively fot the violators OF internal re-.
venue laws in. the up.country. Within
few days he has aided in the destruc-
tion of about a dozen stills, large
quantity OF mash, and captured mum
her Of the law-brcakers.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-27

Cannon Ball.
Il IOU5 5CABBAOE-.EED lust received
L. Cannon Ball Cabbage,
Marblobead Mammoth,
Fotler'sEarly Drumhcad,
Carter's Extra Early Cabbage,
Winningstadt,, schuienfust, French, Ok
Heart and other kinds.
ALSO,
Keys Extra Early Prolific Tomato.
Extra Early Peas, Oorn, Orion Sets.
All warranted and cheap, at headquarters,
for good seed. l.. II. HEINITSH'S
Jan w .r Drug Store.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-27
Municipal Election and Notice to
Elect0rs

A Ill persons failing to REGISTER will
~ be debarred the privilege OF voting st
tho election for Mayor and Aldermen, to be
held on TC GSDAY, April 7, 1874. Rcgistra-
tinn will commence on Friday. The Sd. and
continue to Saturday, tho 4th, and Monday,
the 9Th OF April, in the various Wards, viz:
at Steward Hall-Ward No.. l.
At Court Houee-Ward No. 2,
:, At Figilant Engine Company's Hall-Ward
No. 8.
At Minort's Hall-Ward No4
The following named persons are hereby
Election:
WABD No. 1-James Kennedy, smes Wash
ington. James Davis.
WAap No. 2-John McCord. Thco Ingliss,
Wm. M. Hayne.
WARD No. 3-Benj. f. Goodwin, william
Mooney, Daniel W. Elder.
WARD No: 4-Lewis b. Trevet, John
Thompson, James Damfleld.
The books will be open for repatriation on
tho days above mentioned from o'clock A.
NJ. until G O'Clock p. Sf. Tho polls will bo
open on the day OF election above named
from A. n. until p. NJ.
A. l.. SOLOMON.
G. D. LOWNDES,
IRRELEVANT SILL,
Dlarch % Commissioners OF Election.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-27
THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE
f. B. Orchard & Co.,
UNDER InWIx's HAIL.

WTE would respectful, inform our friends
w and the public generally, that wo are
now in receipt Of one of the nicest assorted
stocks of DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, NO.
TIONH, &o:, and at as low prices az they cnn
be bought in tho city.
among our stock will be found:
IS dozen KID GLOVES, in one and ts:o
buttons; HI s.ialcs and oclors, at popular
plices.
DRESS GOODS, in the most desirable
SHADES for street and evening wear.
fERCAllES. CRETONS aud CALICOES
good assortment of CASSIAtERES,
TWEEDS. COTTOEADE.S and JEANS.
:, Beat bH HEETINGS and I.ONGCLOTlEs; iu
tho city for the price.
ETTES, TIES. &a., in great variety.
To which we cali tho attention of all before
purchasing elsewhere.
L. B. ORCHARD j. co.
n. Disconnected with onr store is first
ciass Dress-making establishment, conduct.
cd by MRS. EUkWELL, late OF Il. C. SILVER
" Co.. Wherc she Will be pleased to sec her
friends and customers March 8
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-27
Columbia Music Store
LyBrand & Son

-f n
FT,AKE pleasure in calling the at, ent!o, oil
4 the public to an examination oi fLcj-
STOCK Of IL MUS1CAL MEkCHANDISE. con-
sisting OF Pianos, Churcl, and ParlCi O1rs
Melodeons, Yioli:,s, Guitars. .Banjes, Fiu4ee.
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band Instru.
ments OF all kinds. Also, theet Mnsic and
Instruction Books tor every class Of Musical
Instruments on land at all times. We are
Sole Agents for the State of South Carolina
OF Estey & Co.'e CO1TkGE ORGANS. Sheet
Music sent by mail, post paid. on receipt OF
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods sent by
Express, whom ordered, to any par, Of the
State, marked c. o. D. Good Secon6.iia
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap. tor cash.
Pianos, Organs and MelodeGne Tuned and
Repaired in a satisfactory manner ard will
give especia attention to Packing Removing
and Shipping Pianoa for other partitf tt any
point de.ircd, at tmoderateplices.
Allorders promptly attended to and satie-
faction guaranteed to those iavorine ut with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue of
sheet Music and Husical Merchandise. Ri
chardsOn street, a few doors sbove PnRNI1
office. Columbia. &. @. Now
, 1874-01-11

r-;t.r ,;eto, ~ krn1v vrhv nonr1e n1wnrs
a,a,, "" t.';s x,,tlort anh
epo" '''s' " =,
"a, oI pe.E aShsu ss.i, ~, ~ ..Thms
sctiPil'on ~ 4ou1uo "75 'oAA' r.
lnr-but no 1a1shet.
"A halter IN Tcrre Haute, 1nd.' has bundle
OF old unpaid bills hung up IN hts store Iaocleu,
The reason why don't give credit.
DO not run in debt to tho shoemaker; It is
unpleasant to to unable to say your sole is your
own.
"A circus elephant, win:e1iug at Louisville, is
On tue watch for the man who tossed him an
apple full OF catnrrh snuff.
1t is fortunate there are no female Legisla-
+ora.scs in niIssiss;ppi. wle-o one Hueglns is
ca,;i "a i.te for Snenker Of the House,
What il tLe difference between q plan Of
battlefield and roasted pippin7 One is a, war
m, md 1he other is a wnrm apple.
, 1874-01-11

An extraordinary case Was Investigated by the
Birmingham (Enslaud) Stipendiary. A young
couple, tho husband only l9 and tbs wife H.,
had, it appeared. both been on the point Of COM
mitting suicide, after three months married lie,
because they believed in certain statements OF q
fortnne-telcr in the Black Country. They lad
visited the 1ort,nc-teiler together, and the
husband had been told that ne would have three
wives, and the wife would be implicated in seri-
GUS troubles and would not die in bed These
things, according 10 the story OF the young wo-
nan, Induced her TO buy poison, which she Was
prevented from taking By the police. She after
wards attempted to drown herself. The lad also
wrote letter to his wife, Saving he had drowned
himself. The case wa. remanded. and the police
are in seazch Of tha fortnue-telez.
, 1874-01-11
LOST.

Wandering On With adm1tsa feet,
Mid the din and the roar Of the busy street,
Watching the sights 10 strange and new.
stopping to peer some house-door through;
Gazing delighted Ut windows gar.
CAoes:ng what toys ahe will buy soIne DAY.
Never thinking OF knowing to count tho cost
All i baby-Fay, do you know you are Lost 7
Years PISS away and adown tho street
A voulau Hauiers with stm1ess feet
The u.ch: ia rnurky-thn wind Is chill
And abe drifts along with wauton Will.
D,acg1ed sud torn ats Lie t7~dry clothess
Mep iibe and stare a. she onward Ross-
Oh. she never had counted the fearful cost,
For Fay-ob, Fay !-5onre lost,--you'Ie Lost
cH1cAoo. New Years, 1874. hAAT 8. ATKINS.
, 1874-01-11
LIZZIE.

Lizzie has n rogntah eye
There's wealth OF mischief In her:
Her glance is 80 provoElng-siy
Twoull make saint be:ono sinner
Sleeping, waking, morn and night,
She hus set me thinking, dreaming,
With those eyes 50 wicked-brishr.
Like stars upon nle ever be4laiuE.
Have you seen the startled fawn
When it bears the hauter's norn7
Have you eeau the bursting daw1
OF glorious Summers notn7
Not more graceful, nor more fair,
Thin my hesuteous queen OF pcarls;
Tender, loy1ng. fon'f, and dear,
II my Lizzie. best Of girls.
There are women, III allow,
Who can boast Of higher osarty,-
Greciou noec, and marble brow;
Worship them, II II will suit thee,
Dut III adore the roguish eye
Whose glance IL like the sun abore me,
And know I'd Burely die
II my Lizzie ceased to lore me.
Chicago. JAMES LAv1LL1y
, 1874-01-11
not now, having done service on more than Ole
Iarty-gown bofozo.

not new, having done seryico on more thnn Ole
Iarty-gown bofo1e.
ODDS AND ENDS,
The fashion OF economy, this winter, has
brought rather pretty change in wedding
cards. The BRIDE writes the invitation on a large
card III the sacrifice be of sufficiently informal
chasacter). simply naming the hour OF the cor
enony.
Now that bonds and mortgages appear to be
uncertain Investments, worldIy-ninded ladies'
declare lace to DO the only investment they know
that returns snre and large interest It is
always beautiful, always useful, and, to use their
phrase, ''lasts forever"
Modlstes declare the fancy for black
shirts and light over-drcsses as
likely to endure another year. We
are going to be so saving during tho next
twelvetnooth that by the time spring aud sum-
mcr are here again, We shall be Unwilling to
purchase even all alpaca, aud regard l0-cent
calico as an cxtEagagance not to be countenanc-
ed.
The toplofical bonnets aud hats Of the early
winter hare come down somewhat. and lave
gained beauty and becomingocss thereby. There
IL hint in tho air that the head-coyerings Of
the ycrnal scason will be moro in consonance
with our poverty: plain in form, ana requiring
little trimming. This il almost TOO good to be
true, and perhaps it il only the wish TINT fathers
Tic thought FunBELow.
, 1874-01-11
A Woman Suing Her Father.

F'To7t The .EdaHr7 q 1HN.} 7dHHH.
In 1869 or 70 Amanda Rushing, married
daughter Of Isaac kembro, Of Davidson County,
brought suit in the Clrcnit Court fo- damages
alleged to have been sustained from hts whip
ping her. She uas rendered jndgmen. for s3 $50
damages, when the defcudcat appealed t. tho
Supreme Court, where tho judgment Of tho
tween the time Of the alleged whipping and tho
bringing Of suit, the defendant, BY decd of Etfs,
transferred all his property to his remaining
chil1ren. Mrs. Rnshins now fles bill in tho
Ch.ucery Court alleging that the conveyance to
the remaining two caildren was fraudulent, and
ard those OF other creditors against hin, and
asks that the conveyance on this account TO
set aside
, 1874-01-11
4 story OF tho London Fog

London Cor7tsoondetace gf Ne .ftw T91E N<TaA.
or courBe, the tom is ringing with stories OF
the adventures which have haEpened during the
darkness. one OF which is worth quoting. An
old gentleman who had Some business At Cna1in9
Cross mads his ua7 as far AZ tie StraDd, but
there completely lost himself. He crept slowly
on and on without the least idea Of where he
Vas going until be found himself descending
sone steps. On theso steps ho pumped AGAINST
a man WHO was coming up them. "Hallo !"
said tbs old gentleman. " "Hallo!' said tie man.
"Cau you tell me-" said the old gentleman,
"whe1e am going to ?" Yes" ssil the man,
''if you 20 straight on you will ualk into thu
river for Ira lust come out Of Il, :"
, 1874-01-11

! net theories about women, and make them orer
| again.
Her infreauent lcttcrs told nothing Of her
real life they we're full OF glittering gonerali-
! ties about pictures and cathedra!s, aud now and
| then bitter Jest on the hotlownees Of life.
Married happiness seemed to provoke her to
special wrath. Tie trail OF tho serpent was
| over all ner thoughts. When pressed her
about her own health, she, wrote, am always
| we'll enough to bear my burdens, such Us they
are. Nothing can kill woman. you know
Bit oae or two travellers who saw her at
Heidelberg (wl,ere shc had fixed herself, to be
near her brothers. who we're in the universitv) J
brought word that st,o WAS white and wan, and
on1F the shadow OF her former self.
81 have been torcd to death lately" she
wrote once, with the devotion Of Cousin
George and his new wife. They may bo called
vagaoouds, having no visible means OF support !;
Say nothing Of clothes. The deluded woman
thinks ehe has power to keep him always
at her feet, nnd it would not surprise mo at
all If he were a1ready, in his heart, little
weary of her. Women are so easily deceived
tina! wonder men have taken 30 much pleasure
the Fse..ch custom OF selecting wives and hus-
bands for ones children. instead OF lenvlug them
to their own devices in the most important mat
ter OF their lives Lie orly objection lies in
one OF old Fuller's nutahells: ''1is to be feared
that they who marry where they do Lot lore,
will love whero they do not mary;' but people
will do that any way, and, after al1 love is only
the right side Of grief.'
When George Dcane and his 'deluded wife :"
came home charged them, on their honor, to
g,;e me q true and unvarniahed account OF 1lrs.
Ueane's condition OF body aad mind. They had
been SO rapt up in one another, that they had
no: seen much c.:ange 10 her as to manner, but
they had somehow got'it into their foolish heads
that she had not lived happily with her husband,
as she would never talk Of him even to her chill
dren I speedily disabused their minds Of taat
notion; for, as I have eai1 before. Isabel and
her husband had never ceased to live in their
honeymoon till his death.
Isabel had been abroad Are yeNa whom sho
, 1874-01-11

GEN OF TEE COLLECTION
aas white Canton crepe, than which no fabric
=. more beautiful. It mas no limsy crepe du
Ialne. which is beautiful or not, rs it happens.
Luz Of the old-faslioned Kind, that in dress-
eqaatlties weighs Little less than ton Hygieni-
aly It is not to be recommended, but artifcially
9tusht Ia more desirable. The skirt WAS plain
aemtrain, the material being too heavy to ad-
. st OF any comfort in wearing an extensive
u1I Botdered with tcn-inch aounce (bo1-
eated, with spaces), corded on each edge with
s.ste ssaste satin, there was, above the crepe
eeeeance, u superb ono Of yalcncienues:
aMs NV was headed by bias band
y ~ ihe crepe. riped with satin, and wrought with
~ Nsslcate vines IT convolsul- -Four hounces of
~ w. Lace with worked headings, brought the
thinning thinning nearly to the waist; crepe sash,
~ sae1Sa with embroidery and edged with finger
.aae 'aencennes, being tied once very loosely
= .ae left side OF the train. The waist was cut
hse.ip @ deep points, and laced in the back Deep
asteies Of lace passed OVER the. shoulders. aud
re re headed by embroidered bands. The sleeves
s5 III eaauaeTing, finished b. two lace rqfiies'
M sna f9u ru1 OF Valenciennes. OF course the
ne ua not belong to tho bequest; but it vas
, 1874-01-11

are that the poor woman, hoping to preserve
her husbands mans from the stain aud
Disgrace of all investigation, will send the money.
onn story as soon as another. I admired the
talent and acutcness OF such trick it was to
mo the cream Of the book, and did not think it
too painful to be true.
..About q month afterward Mrs. Deane hap
nened TO hear me use a vulgar word before her
f,t.io how who reueated il at once It was
Sin Of he tongue. not worth noticing; but sho
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-06
n. r. R.
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The moment Railways Ready Relief Is applied
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OF water. 1t is better than French Brandy or Bit
ters as stimuant
Sold by Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.