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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-07
WILL OFFER MONDAY, JUNE 9th,

peacefully on through life. undistnrbei by
The restless cravings Of ambition.
However. this may be. choo,e whatever
path We Will, we part to-day, no ling and
believing that when our ,mpe RECT search
for truth and knowledge 1. ended and we
"kpow even a, We Ourselves are known"
our paths my unite third time and forever
AS We wander sin the green ia. lures and
ny the still waters II the "F9theTland"
Song by Ms, WIN. 2. Halliday, sp-
plaudsd very heartily.
Prot. Alvord then addressed the gradu.
ating class. The address was . finished
production, fail OF thought, sioqusn, and
tucbng.
Calls were made BY the audience for
speaker, and Geo. Fisher. Eq, 81
the request Of his colleagues on the board
OF education responded in . timely asc
really excellent short address. He was
followed by Rev. Mr.. ThAysr ia . few
words commendstory Of the school sad
The educational enterprise Of Cairo. Nj.
Oberly closed the exercises. spsskins
briefly upon the general subjse. Of CON
mon school education.
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THE SCHOOLS.

Nh. kDiroR As 1 have nos INDUCED
In the pleasing recreation VI vrisiae for
the press for year or tive, you will per.
hsps suhsr me 10 Offer Q few thoughts,
lust st the close OF our public schools,
upon one or tive points, that circum-
stances have brought quite proaiusatly
to view. And first permit, me to refer
to those very Interesting exercises ths ,
.sok place on friday morning last In the
school on Eleventh street. Of which Nj"
Rogers 10 .hs beloved and popular
teacher. 1t vas your privilege, cir, to
present TO her, on that occasion, In the
Prsssacs Of . crowded assembly, . mag.
nihcsn, present ~ token Of regard and
esteem from all the patrons Of the
school.
The gifs vas worthiiy bestowed.
l, Was s'light testimonial 10 the real
worth OF . t,sly excellent tssehsr. l do
not propose to offer 81 this late day any
extended sulosy upon that model school
and its teacher. They need no sulsxy
They are too we'll known aud highly sp-
preciatsd by all who have had the priv.
lsge Of sending their ehildrsa there. Iti.
the hrst time In my life that I ever knew
parents 10 be sorry that their children he'd
progressed far enough 10 leave one school
for snoIhsr. Bu. such 10 the fact In this
instance.
am glad to learn that the board Of ID /.
ucstion have succeeded In retaining the
services of Miss Rogers. They could not
very we'll afford to dispense with such .
| teacher
One feature more, Wis: The
closing exercises on Friday afternoon
in Prof Alvords rooms on
which occs.ion the ars, graduating class
toos their Diplomas.
Those were rare and most interesting
ceremonies. The graduating clsss a,quit-
ted themselves nobly. The orations and
essays we're ell excellent. The music was
fine. Prof. Alvord's address TO the Glaze
WAS appropriate aud Beautiful; the re-
marks from visitors were timely and In =
structivs, and in = word ell the OF srcisss
passed Inost satisfactorily, ref c.ing great
creii, upon the faithful and omplishsd
| teachers.
Some other department.. are equally
worthy Of honorable mention aud prsiss.
But this has already pssn done BY others,
and need not prolonK this hastily writ
ten communication by rstrsvsrsing ground
| already gone over. The astonishing slti-
tude ofthe mercury susgssts the "mslting
mood But to,bssr A SPECTATOR.
no, FOR THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. X. 20.
Agt's Office, Cairo, Juns6
On and after this date, until Oct. 10, We
will sell excursion tickets from Cairo 70
Denver, Col, At $50 80.
64-6-7-6t. JAMES JOHNSON, Agent
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ABOUT THE CiTY-RELIGloUS.

B.rrisr, Row. Mr.. Tsy OF will preach
II tia Baptist Mission room, corner OF
Waships ton avenue and Tenth street, this
murning and evening. sunday school at
9 o'clock ia Ma morning.
METHODIST. The church has been 70.
paired and will be rs-oponod to-day. Scr.
vi-es at II O'Clock a. m. and p. III.
P.EsBITERIAs.-R9y III. l.. Thsyer
will deliver q discourso this evening upon
the following "Christisnity's Best Evil
dense" His subject in the evening will
be; "Psrnicious Literature; What i,
IT,"
EPiscoriL Tho Rev. Mr.. Gilbert will
be assisted by his brother in the sorvic,
Al the Church OF ths Redeemsr to-day
Hours OF services, 10! =. m. and 3 p. IN.
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SUNDAY. JUNE Z, 1874.

-Ssusrs d q holson are always on .
slsr, 70 secure bargains, Every lsdy in
the atty should attend their great cheap
sale. See what they have 80 cay in All
,,bsr column. 5o-s.7-lt
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LAID up.--Ths transfer boat HcComl
lid NOT paddle her canoe yesterday. Shs
xss vsItias Zoo '.rAf's 60 ." ".u' ~
,b. track Of the Mississippi Central at
Hillmors City. .
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-Koohler * Bro will Offer for sale this
morning, and also tomorrow morning,
some of the best fre.h msa, ever placed on
s,ls in Cairo. They keep nothing but
the very best OF meats, and oil they ask 10
q call to be satisfied OF this fact They
do strictly cash business, and conss-
quently can ~hord to sell cheaper than
ANY other meat market In the city.
27-6.62t
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s-xrErs.--Ths street committee might
devote cons .dsrable time to the repara-
,ion OF the streets and offend nobody
They need NOT b.sbfuIly hesitate any lon
ger 70 70 10 work in earnest.
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The largest and best-ssiected stock
of FURNITURE for sale ct wholesale
and retail by HENRY EICHHOFF, No.
l5, Commercial avenue, opposite Seventh
street 74--6.l7.3m
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The BEsT.-Wm. Ludwig, harness
maker, cornor Of Eight street and Com.
merciAl svsuue, has the best supply Of
harness, saddles, brides, etc, in Southern
Illinois, and sells them - cheap ~ ths
cheapest. 2a5-3l-n
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C4m.-se ve,sl ast cars for the Cairo
and 81. Louis railroad arrived In the city
ys.,srd.y, and . locomotive or two will
come 70 hand in day or two. This looks
like business and we hope it means BUSH
ress.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-07

Stuart 4 Gholson arc determined not
to let the grass grow ~ front Of ,heir
door. Dull times have no eioct upon
them. Low prices will sell goods how.
ever duh the times are 90 5-T-lt -
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ALL the day boardsrs In the city can
be accommodated at the st. Charles
hotel. with first clsss board at second class
rRtss. 19-.4.l9.G
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A aEouLAR communication Of Cairo
Lodge No. 237. A. i. and A. NJ, will be
held u Masonic hall tomorrow Monday
evening At s o'clock. Visiting brethren
cordially invited to attend.
t..- y. y. BLAZE, Sec'y.
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BOARD OF TRADE, ATTENTION
A special meeting will be held 1t the
Chamber of Commerce, Monday, the 9Th
inst, at 10 o'clock. for the Transaction OF
important business. Samples Of new
wheat from Tennessee will DO offered q,
auction, aad millsrs ere requested TO at.
tend. WOOD RITTEE HOUSE,, Prest.
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NEW WHEAT-Thsre will be meet
ing Of the chamber of commerce At 10
o'clock, tomorrow morning, at which
time We learn from the Sun there will
b exhibited and offered for sale . sample
of new wheat, shipped 20 the house of +
q. Pace 4 TO-, By ". q. Casen, Es9., o
Aedon, Tenn, produced by Sam Haynes
(ccloredl, . planter of Madison county
Tenn, and harvested on the srst day 4
june. .-
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ABOUT THE cITY-0ENERAL

HOY sstssdsy WAS red hot. Even
Jaeksrs wsiss beer, cold a. ice, could no'
keep us cool.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-07

Dsowsrp.-A colored boy by tho name
of John Lewis, about fifteen years of
sge "" drowned yesterday afternoon in
the Ohio river below the old fort. He,
with others went TO swim. Divesting
himself Of his clothes, be ran TO tho water,
jumped in and did not riso again. His
body has not yet been recovered. ..
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Essay by Miss Anne fhiIns.

I'll T. SIBIIMII or III 4.
And God made man In his own IMAGE "
How sublime the thought. Inauimatr ma.
ture in her boldcst anu most start i1g forms
has nothing that can compare with T.
The mountains rising one aboy, another
until their submits ara lost in the clouds,
the ocean rolling In It's might superior TO hr.
man f1rce--the glorious armament of night,
al excite our a'lOnishment aud direct
our thoughts To that great BE.
ing who ha, thus displayed
hi mower. Bat turn now u the huinbiest
being 10 which bre'ths the breath of Ii q,
grt1tsy WONDER Wi ill our minds. Such
my tery is there displayed Such phe-
nGmena are exhibited! Matter moves and
has q being, but WIZ agents are employed on
what can we determine concerning the lie
i, possessesI Our wn insufiiciency meets
u AT every step o. the investigation, In
this we seen 10 'ec the arm OF the Al
m ghly laid bare :, beho d not man, bat
the great first ca,lSr while his breath i re-
Nened about Us, HudWithu the Heart there
i voice coIni,lan,ing, Bow down and
adore" God Is her. Even existence DIS
PLAYED In the worm hat craws beneath our
| feet, thus awaken our emotions, hut how
will they be eleN ate, when we consider hui
man life, comprehcniug, rs II does, exit
| ence within eNl>'nce, life within life, II
| living tenement lnc',inga living soul. There
| j. a sublimity In thr.ite OF man that lifts II
above the earth and fills us with
| the divinity OF Ii, birthrIght. There
! IL sub'lmy and granduel
In the power OF bought. 1t Is this that
elevates man to lhemaie'tic station he occu-
| pies In creation. iy thought We create the
world In which W. lVo. M matter what on
| situation, thought AN clothe II with loNeli-
ness, can throw about 1t the charm OF en-
| chaniment, can hrng into our own bo, lm-
the ightness aDi beauty of the cutter
| world and the 'plndor of Heaven. Seen
| through this medium The earth may be
| clothed with garI of gaiety or may wear
| the livery OF sadness, the clouds may bc
| tingcd with glowing cOor- or ia may ap-
pear black and lowering. Light aud lowell.
! mes. may be around MS or darkness and
| gloom It's power extends over spscr, IL
| IL. progress there ARE no Limits; sea- are mo
| barriers, mountains no obstacles Ia Is pass
age. Thought conIuers even time, al IL
| doDiaioas are it, lossesSioHs, not tne pres
ct merely, but the past ond the future
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ABOUT THE SlTY-PERsoNAL

HoHLEr .-EH-City Clerk Howley is
Waiting At Cincinnati.
BIRD Mr., j. j Bird, Of this city, one
OF the trustees OF the Industrial Uuiver-
ATTY OF this state, leaves to morrow to at
tend the commencement exercises Of that
Institution ON Tuesday.
MoASIs.--Mr J", s. Moriisof Unin
was In the city yesterday looking tor a
house. lie win remove his family 1. ,bi,
city this week, and remain there until
fall.
WooD,-Ar. Moses Wood, a kind O,
extra man Of the Cairo and s.. Louis
f.ilrosa, was In the city yesterday and
un'oadsi the Eat cars at the point.
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Stuart Il Gholson Offer on
Monday 80 psices Victoris LAVA a. zoe
per yard, worth SOC; also 80 peices at 25c,
worth S5c, bO.G.T-lt
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Stuart q Gho'.on osfsr 500 dozen
'aa's' hose "s great sacrifice from former
prices. sneAn.
Twenty-Five .dv1on two button Kid
gloves q, the low price o, Is cant, ma,
pair ~ stuar. Y Ghqlsons "a an
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Juucs
KU KLUx.--The people around shout
Thebes in this county are not gsining g
very sasIshle reputation by permitting
certain lAwlsss pc opls am ong them to inn
itsts the bed example Of the people Of
Williamson county and the Southern
statss. One man has been chased away
from Thehss and lately ku kiux notices
we're posted in that neighborhcod warn
ing ell psrsons on pains of Immediate
biiss or damnstion in another world 10
not interfere with the Petit estate. The
good people Of Thebss ought 90 crush out
iswlessnsss OF this Kind. The good name
81 this county demands that they should.
THE lSJuSoTI)s Judge Baker viii
give bis deoision Tomorrow morning in
ths Cairo and 81. Louis bond injunction
case. The Judge 10 square man, and
We shall he satisfied with HE decision,
even II IL should no; 10 correct A. we un-
dsrstAnd correctless in thS matter. To
be candid, we are very tired Of the Cairo
and 81 l.oui, road b,.,no.s b., s.va,.,
war. ~ h.xs h.., ,.,,,;ru v,,non,
mop.v and vi,boy, ,r,o. A. ..,,,o,..
,ouni.,;on % ~. ,a., 49,, 49,
,.,,o, =
been Asussd roundly BY both perverse and
.s 's '''e' VI
80 1''.en' .ha Ars ADon' ready :"
'''e"'sNe oTu'te o' iw-"r!"g a.
we ROAD oursel'' ~ we don't swear A.
me rosa or something slss O. '"'n.hody
soon We shall bscoms misantbropicsl ana
nAAli WE cELsbsArt?-rhe' !. DO
so0a rsason Why The citizens OF C,iro
should not indulge 10 grand celebration
ofths Fourth Of July, and invite all
'hsr ns'gheors 10 join them. We have
not forgotten that tho Delta are company
p'oposs'so picnic In tho park, but we
are sure that company would no, hesitate
70 y.a ~ exclusive cslsb'stion " there
Ho'' o g'ana celebration determined
1pon' h'apuohe meeting Ne called,
~m'''ss' appointed and the prtlimin.
ny ''P' 'of sseh celebration dster,
nse upon We are 'urs the eloquen,
o 100. Doa morrison would sccep, an in
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no FOX THE ROCK 7 MOUNTAINS.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r. 90.
Agt's Office, Cairo, June O
On and after this date, until Oct. 10, We
will sell excursion tickets from Cairo 70
Denver, Col, At $50 80.
54-6-7-6t. JAMES JOHNSON, Agent
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The Anniversary exercise at the High
school building in the afternoon we're
very interesting. A platform erected for
the location had been put up across the
east ond Of the room; it was covered with
carpet, piano had been PLACED on 1t,
and chairs for tcaehere, z-aduating clas'.
singers, members Of the boarn Sc -a"~a-
ton, and gentlemen who had been in.
yitsd
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-07

ish these presents rs among the valued
treasures OF my life. I have spent many
happy hours with the little children OF my
school; ana we know,e ,ge tnat yon' ,p psnc
ny pleasure In their recollection. can say
no more than that heartily lnd gratefully
TIA nix you all.
AT the conclusion of Mics Rogers re-
marks there was hsnd.shss,ng and few
tears OF course and the school w@ dis.
missed. ~r.,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-20
InGispufabIe Evidence,

ST. ELMO, H., July s, 1874.
L. V. PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo, ". Y. Il wish
to add my testimony TO the wonderful curative
properties Of your Ait. Ext, or Golden Medical
Discovery. | have taken great interest in this
medicine since ] first used il. l was badly af-
ficted with dyspepsia, liver deranged and an al
most perfect prOstratOn of the nervous system.
So rapid and complete did the Discovery effect a
perfect cure that il seemed more like magic and
a perfect wonder TO myself, and since that time
we have never been without bottle of the Dis
cOvery and Purgative Pellets in the house. They
are solid, sound family physician in the house
and ready at all times to fly to the relief of sick
ness-without charge. We have never had
doctor in the house since we first began the Use
Of youT Pellets and Discovery. / have recon-
mended the use Of these medicines in several Sc
we're and complicated cases arising from, as
thought. an impure state of the blood, and in no
one case have they failed 10 more than accomp-
lish all they IRE claimed to do. | will only men
tion one remarkable, (thOugh could give
you dcZens). Henry Roster, furniture dealer,
of this place, who was one of the most ptifu
objects ever seen, his face swollen out of shape
scales and eruptions without erd, extending to
his body, which was completely covered with
blOtCLes and scales. Nothing that he took seem
Ell 10 ELECT II u particle. | finally induced him
10 try few bottles OF the Golden Medical Dis
cOvery, with daily use of the Pellets, assuring
him l. would surely cure him. He commenced
its use some six weeks since, taking two Pellets
each night for q week, then one each night, and
the discovery rs directed. The result is, to-day
his skin is perfectly smooth, and the scaly erup-
tions are gone. He has taken some seven or
eight bottles in all, and considers himself cured.
This Gaze had baftled the skill of our best phys-
clans. Messrs. Dun5ford & Co., druggists, Of
this place, are selling largely Of your medicines
and the demand steadily increases, and they give
perfect satisfaction in every case.
Respectfully, W. II CHAMPLIN,
AIT. Am Exp Co
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-20
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

The coal miners of 1t. Clair county, Ill. +,
are on strike for -four cents per bushel
for digging, eight hours labor, and just
weight" They insist that all non-union
men shall join the union. Fears of blood
shed art entertained.
Illinois is represented n Washington by
nineteen congressman and two Senators,
Of the whole Of whom only four were born
in the State.
Official majOrites on the State ticket
were aunouced from the Office of the Secre-
tary of the Commonwealth ut Harrisburg,
Tuesday, as follows ; Latta, 4679 Temple,
| 40Si; McCandless, 1926.
Speaker Blaine has written letter 10 the
Portland Press, in reponse to 4 paragraph
mentioning him rs candidate for L. :
Senator, in which he says positively that
under no circumstances would he accept
the Senatorship.
\ despatch from Colonel Mckenzie,
dated the Sth inst, was received at General
Sheridan's headquarters, yesterday. 1t
gave the results of the scout on the Staked
Plains. On the Sd inst. two hostile In
dians were killed. and ~ women and chill
drcn, with IA head Of stock, were captured.
On the 9TH, Lieutenant Thompson, with
nine scouts, killed two Indians and cap
tured 26 horses and mules. Colonel Nc
KenZie said he would try one trip more to
{ tha plplns uNiDy tn tho mart flyrnSt of
which it would be useless TO look for In
dans this winter.
At New Orleans, on Tuesday, the United
States troops who had io- some time been
occupying the State House were withdrawn,
and their place was supplied by forced of
80 policemen. >Indridge, who was chosen
as Conservative member of the Returning
Board, decided the position that a place
would be made in the Board for another
Conservative. as required to place the Con-
servatives on something like an equality
also because the Executive Committee of
his party had not requested him to act with
the Board. The Board resumed the count
ing of the city returns.
At Pittston, Pa, Tuesday while five or
six men were at work in the Seneca mine,
owned by the PittstOn and Elmira Com
pany, the roof cavcd in with n loud crash.
Elias Davis was killed and Henry Jenkins
and John s Williams injured, the former
dangerously. Williams was rescued, but
Jenkins and the body of Davis were in such
situation that it was dangerous to at
tempt to get at them. About one acre Of
the mine fell in, and experienced miners say
it will take eight days to reach the unfo:-
tunate men.
The figures Of the new Legislature of
Pennsylvania have undergone another
slight transformation, and its status is now
probably definitely settled. The most no.
ticeable change is made in the Senate, by
the certainty of the election of W. W. Wat
son, Rep, in the 18th district. The polit-
zeal complexion OF the two houses is as
follows
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-20
aeD ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE 10 the Heirs and Legal Representa-
~ tives of Charles Heilman, late OF the bo-
rough Of sudbury, Northumberland county, Pa,
dcceaeed.
TAKE NOTICE That an Inquest will Ne held on
the premises of Charles HeiImun, deceased, in
the borough of Sunbury, county of Northumber-
aforesaid, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of DECEMBER,
\. D. 1874 at 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon Of that
day, TO value AMI divide certain real estate of
said deceased, TO wit certain messuage or
two lots of ground, situate i'll the borough of
Sunbury, county of Northumberland, and State
Of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as fol-
lows, TO wit: fronting on Market street, and
bounded on the west by an alley, on the north by
land of Mrs. Rosetta Dewart, on the east by a
lot OF Sebastian Haupt, deceased, and being one
hundred and twenty feet, or thereabouts, in front
on Market street, and two hundred and fifty
feet, or thereabouts, in depth whereon is erect
ed one and one-half story frame house, and
stable, being part of outlot number thirty-se-
ven, on the general plan of said borough, TO and
among his heirs and legal representatives, il the
same can be done without prejudice to, or spoil
ing the whole thereof, otherwise to value and ap-
praise the same according 10 law, at which time
and place you are requested 10 attend if you
think proper.
5. II. ROTHERMEL., Sheriff.
sheritf's Office, Sunbury, Nov. Il, lS74.-3t.