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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-20
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FRS ALB-BuGGY We desire to sell
sell il at great sacrifice, Per.nns dssir-
ing good bargain in buggy have now
an Opportunity to obi in one.
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DR. JEsELLE Can DO found A. his
dental psrlors on Eighth street at all
hours. b 1T Of references given as TO pro-
frssional ability
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DIED. Thomas $50 m.nt, arrman of
euginr IS lnois Central railroad. died
yestcrds! morning in this city, . typhoid
fever. The locomotive OF the road hsve
been drnped in mourning IN consequence.
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FoR RENT. The Blel" housS, corner
Of Seventh aud Walnut streets, contain
ing thirteen rocms. A NJ. l 'orHtion for
q boarding house. Toa good tenant the
abovs house will be rented at low figure
Apply to &. N. Hughes, No. 90 Ohio
leyee 259.9-2O-o.d.lw
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TIE ST CHARLES Hotel has few
very desirable rooms still left, which will
be lot on good terms to steady boarders
g-ll.tf
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NoTIoE - I -morro~ being a holiday
with my people, my place of business will
be closed throughout, the day, but will be
ope agsiu for business Tue,dsy morning
90 colt RonEKr LEV,
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MAX KUEHsE, the o,pau builder, Is
ready al any time to tune and repair
pianos and mslodeons. You may safely
trust your instruments to his care you
will not DO deceived
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COMES Oyster depot aud restaurant.
Oysters in the shell and can, fresh every
day, at Phil Saup's old stand, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, Cairo, III.
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IL rou want the latest styles in DR.,
goods, the best and cheapest place is at
Elliott Il Haythorns. This is NO rem.
nan. of bankrupt stock, but fresh goods Al
prices that defy competition. l9.0.3t
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CIRc.IT CoURT "A large amount Of
business was tran.acted y stordsy in tho
circuit court. The jury was discharged al
noon until nine o'clock a. IN tomorrow.
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ADvAscISa TO THE ATrAcK.-The
little railroad is getting plucky. 1t has
been attacked, but now it advances to the
attack. The Sparta Piaindeslor says:
"Tho G and st l.. railroad company
by their attorney filed their petition
for ma anus comp Hing the city of
Spar,a nd townships dve-Ave and Eve
.ix /, .ue the bonds voted TO said road,
~ our circuiL CONF last week"
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PARTIES eesr'ng TO have their pianos
sni melodesn d, repaired an
tuned, should trust them to M. Il
Kuehne, corner Thirteenth and Walnut
streets. He Is the most competent man
IN Cairo.
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Do NOT forget that Elliott 4 Haythorn
keep the best stock of shoes in the city
They always sell tho lowest
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GRAND BALL.-The Carroll base ball
club will give a grand social hop at
Scheels hall, tuesday evening, Sep,em-
Der 29ih. The boys propose making this
one OF the most pleasant affairs Of the
season. The right And Of young men
are at the head of the affair, and we hope
their highest expectations may be real
lied.
The following arc tho committee Of ar.
rangements; j T. Welch, william
Toomey, John Campbell, T. + Glines.
Floor msnsgers-Pbil. Howard ~
James Carroll
r. NJ. LALLY, Captain of Nine.
| g44-g lG-iw
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The baroer snop Is vn me corner OF
Eighth street aud Commercial avenue
whore j. George Suenhouse wish his gen.
temanly assistants can be found at any
hour Of tho day or night, rosdv to soothe
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham
poo. Itisa frst.clsss shop, and you are
sure of receiving 6rs.-clAss treatment
Ladies and children's hair Gu, or curlod
in TIE most approves style. S-lb-tf
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WANTED LIN 40 RI Al ri "A good
dining roo.a girl can obtain q permanent
situation at good wages by applying a,
rHE BULLETIN Office Immediately.
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A VIRTU US CoUscIL The Cairo
City Council ~ aUs,siM Us vote has re-
fused to pass an ordinance to punish men
who wers inmates o. houses of i'll fam.
To be consistent they should now repeal
all ordinances which punish females for
the sspe of nse: and proclaim the bust
ness one worthy of civil protection, and
encouragement GCsrbondale Observer.
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THAT DIVORCE SuIT.-The scandal now
sgitatipg the city cannot find public utter
ance through thess columns
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-20

Per DOCS mus. wear tugs The city
marshal has decided to go for all dog,
OF high or low degree, pets or otherwise,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-20

NOISY ARRE.T - Constable GlAdnoy
arrested Molis b dg =, living on the
corner If F,f.eeutn aad p pl,r streets
on warrant swn-n out by Charles y il.
son, sccusng the howlns M,llis of steal.
ing I've dollar. Of his money. When the
officer went to the house to make ths ar
rest, he fourd her stretched out on the
floor dead drunk, and had TO procure a
drsy to convey the woman to the Gala
boose. BY the time they had gone a
block, she revived enough to make plenty
OF noise, and used language that should
have brought bushes to the checks oi the
mos, hardened sinners. /, required two
msp to hold her down on the drsy. Her
boi.lerous actions attracted the attention
of pc pIs for blocks around. and the dray
was followed by crowd of boys. Her
case will come up Monday morning be-
| fore Justice l5,rd
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PRoFosALs WAgTED.-Propcsals will 10
received until wednesday next, 23d inst,
for the erection of brick building mt the
corner OF Fourteenth stree, and CONNER
ciel ave Plans and specifications on ex-
animation on the premises.
40e.15td p FITZGERALD.
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Fktsn oysters or anything else you
want at tie Delmonico Restaurant open
day and night.
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WABASH COLLEGE

ChhWFORDSNILLE, IND.
rull term tesin. sept. o, l-7i. Its classical
. e.iontihc, pre- srstory ard English cou ses
rye ext Rsfve end thorough. he Fhcdty
nsve ENLARGED the number Of studies in the
preparatory depsr met % tat young men
In any biin may cei,e nstrucuon I Al
zebra, Geometry, irigon1metry SURVEYING (,
Chimis,ry, q rmar; Book Keeping aud
othsr studies us ally tau.ht Ia tn he
academies For further Inform n -'nd
for catalogues TO tue prrsid nj or re snrrr.
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You can got Anything you viii call for
a, Elliott & Haythorn's, iol Commercial
.y.nu,.
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NOTICE TO TPE PUBLIc-The new
packing house market in Wilcox's block,
will be open Saturday next, with fresh
meats and new lard, At the lowest market
price. HOWE Il BRO.
Dl0.g.3.Irn
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LUMBER STILL. GuIsa DowS.-As we
are determined to close out our stock
speedily, preparatory to winding up bus
iness, we will sell al kinds of lumber a,
two dollars per thousand less than mar.
ket prices. A large lot Of lsth and stove
wood on hand, which will be sold a, cor.
respendingly low rates.
22l.9.9-,f WALL Il Esr.
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LARGE STOCK
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Received yesterday by
A. MARX, THE CLOTHIER.

They will be sold very low Call and
examine.
Don't fail TO call and SEQ those Hat con.
fornitors At A. MARKS new
worthy Of q visit to see.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-20

EXCURSION TICKETS and after
September 10Th excursion tickets TO
Louisville and Cincinnati, will DO sold
by tho Cairo and Vincennes railroad,
advanced to the following rates, good to
october 3rd To Louisville and return,
Slabs to Gin ,inusti and return, Sl5s5.
The above includes a ticket into The ex-
position hall. Tickets for ssle at the
general Office and at the Anchor Line
Office, II Ohio levee.
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ELLIoTT s. HAYTHIRN are Offering
goods at prices that should attract close
buyers
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-20

The CAIRO AND ST l. ,UIs RAILROAD
Thi. road is getting on faely The Muir
physboro Independent, Of the 18th inst,
says: Track laying on tho unfinished
portion Of the Cairo and 81. Louis rail
road was commenced at the depo, in this
city on last Tuesday, ami The
track will be laid to the bridge
across Big Muddy to-day. The
Iron Bridge wing at East Carondel,
l. all r"s iy "a b pa, on the stone piers,
which have b,on d1'hsd some months,
and s expeo.nd to be down on tn con.
strucIinp train Monday next, and the
mechanics will commence work immeil-
staly Altar winch track laying will b.
resumed and pu.hed rspidly ahead, to
meat firc' Of track ayers TINT will he
put on NJ Carr"
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ELLIOTT & HAWTHORN are opening
new and elegant line Of dry goods to-day.
For bargains 60 and zee them.
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NV Vii LiStRY 1poD. Mr. Swan.
rcr cav h" city on Monday m,rn,ug
fravi.it t"St l. uis and Chicsgo, where
.hs pr pr-e- 20 pur, base a large STOCK Of
IN lin.ry goods. Mrs. Swanders wei
knouu god taste in the selection Of hsts
bunnet-. etc /. Nh nd ucement tor the
I'll mi y uhul hoy have an OPT or
tuni 4, II mune Mr. Swander's sto' k
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EXCLUSION TICKETs

ILLINOIS CENTRAL II. Il. Co., !
AGENTS OFFICE, CAIRO, Sept 20, 1874 7
We will sell excursion tickets TO
Cincinnati and Louisville, good to return
until October Sd, at follows: To Cincin-
natl and return, at $500; to Louisville
aud return, at $l3.9o
9-20.3t JAMES JoHNsos. Apent
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TA.GET SBooTIs o-The forthcoming
match between the seven best rife shots
Of Great Britain and picked party Of
the United States ia creating much inter-
ost among our sporting people, and a
meeting will be held in few days, with
n view to the formation OF a target shoot
ing club We Thick something of this
kind would DO preferable to a pigeon shoot
ing club. We hope an organization will be
formed, ana we will venture the assertion
that il will meet with the encouragement
Of a large maj rity OF our people.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-20

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Rev. DR.. Thayer
will occupy his deck this morning and
evening. The subject of the morning
discourse will be-, "The Order of the Cen
eral Assembly" All the members Of the
church are requested to be present. In
tie evening his subject will be, "The
S ,viour's Plea fol- Siuners"
Rector Gilbert will ofIiciato a. the
Church OF the Redesmer to-day.
MIR Waller viii preach al the Meth
odi.t church this morning.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is list of letter, remain
ing in the post-oiilcs uncalled for on Sat.
urday, Semtembsr 10, 1874:
IAnIEGt TIzT
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GIT your oysters at the Delmonico.
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Me- JrwErr NILC x. Of the >
Ch.ri.s, mink. -cr,uu-iy If rni@rg ng
III hotel, IN "r or Z" ac'or mo ate bi.
patrons. II" raiss 81 puitiug on fifty
more looms H. csn rccom modnLe abou,
200 guests comfortably until the proposed
Improvements are contaminated He VIII
do the bes he can for his numerous patrol 0
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al PARK ROW. \. Y
S5 I'D 500
MOST EXTRAORDINARY

Per day IT hom-. Ter'ns Tree. A drcs,
GEO. sTINSON & o., Portland, Me.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21

lihoo.i by working around here and there
for the fumer> in the upper valley of
Jackson River He is between fifty and
sixty years Of age There was a sermon
before the baptism. Moses is very fond of
showing his knowledge of the Holy Book
which he always quotes. verse. chap;rr
and la-", lie apparently thinks this oivr>
him Importance in the eyes of lh. simple
people vhom he addresses His sermon
"n the Sunday in question WIS 50 remark
able aS to make me t Ike short notes of if
which here give. Bclubbcd bruddrrn
and sisters. take my text this day from
de Gospel of =. Matthew chapter nine
teen. verse twcnty-four. 1t is cl>icr for
i c;mrl to 90 through de eve of Il needle
than for u rich man to enter into de kinw-
don Of God. Likewise. also from de Cos
pei of St. Jolln chapter fifth verse tweu
iy-nlnc: >arch yc dc Scriptures. of
ten hear de culId man cnmulain Of hi
hard lot In dis life; he say he do notin but
hoe corn. >plit wood and plant potatoes
while the white folks dress up fine. and
rIrc round &c country on horseback a
>m"hn Lone jack tobacco. You. R1l
Flanders. who >itiin' thar on the ,cconI
bench Wld Yer new br.lck coat. Yer was 4
llnciiln l" me no lltcr dan ,c.id, Ia, DIT
no Yer WORK hard AL de wear round yer
l'f ol1 II" richer IN December dan when
yon commence i'll January Yer don't
"ant to b" por. Yer want To hc rich. WHY
Yer por simple brniThtcd African. POVERTY
i the gre it''~t blessing; we should al prav
Tor IT De por man he 90 to lIclvin wild
ont @oinT i!ou de eve oh Il needle. but lie
rich man he must tr.ibl on that road-and
| Will u show Nou what 4 mighty por
chance ne has Oh "cttin trou dc eve oh ol,.
needle. De camel l. 4 berry lar.e animal
md l. used IN de East. Il :: beast Of bur
den: when ~ty de East. | don't mean
f 1T Nirg but dc far Est oh which St
M1tth"W speak IN de second chapter and
ill>' verse oh h> Gospel where he say.
behold 'i"rr came wise men from de East
t" .Jrru~:tl,m. Many of my hears hal
nchbrr see 4 camel. Iour '-prrted prrlcl-
cr was in that situation himself till Inc visit
old John Robinson tricky moral Show.
which piss dis WAY las week. Dose OF
my brldd'ln and sisters who hab see ,ie
camel in dat show will understand dc great
difficulty hc would hlb in wcttin fruu dt
eye oh a needle. on account oh De huml
"n his back II man be por an honest
III truthful. he - straight To de Kingdom
"h God without being troubled by d. nee
dlr, But Yer must likewise :>arch d,
Scriptures. Lew Marshal tell Bob Whit,
ll>' Sunday. How can we sarch Scrip
lures when we done = no Bible. and
'loumo how To rcad?' Yes, | hear i'm ~ay
%. | reckon you lhink Yallcr Moses
i Inc To- Sarch the Scriptures for dt
whole congregation. No. old Moses cant
make Yer good: Ec can only tell vuu how
tcr make Ncr~cll~ GOOD But cherry brud
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21
LABOR: An ODE.

Toll swings tn. axe and forests bow;
The seeds break out III radiant bio IN
Rich harvc,ts smile behind the rlpw,
And cities cluster round the loom.
Where towering domc5 aud tapc:nS spirr,
Adorn the vale anil crown the hIll
Stout Labor Ii sht, ltS hcacon fires,
And plumcS with smoke ;ht tpr-. ANA mai.
The monarch OAK, the WOO Hands priir
Whose trunk is scanned with lightning sears.
Toll llunchc, en- the restless lie,
And there unrolls the Il ,-s of stars.
The engine with its lung ni Il th".
Aml rb- OF brass and JOINTS of -ierl
From I.abDi'a r'a>ti- lin s,'r> cane.
Wlth ,o3blnI waive AMI WI Ing wheel
lis Labor works the t-ir press,
And turn the crank III hive Of toll,
NnI berlon, angels dpNh t. hes
Industrious hands on -cl AMI soil.
Here sun-browneI toll. wltE III ming >pa,ic,
Links lake to Lake with - vcr ties,
Strung tlilck with palaces of tradc.
And temples towering 10 the skies.
rcn ant P'or d.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21

PoStma>tcr- General Jewels reforms in
his Department seem to come one after
another with almost the regularity Of a
daily bullclin The recent announcement
is that he will tolerate no go-betweens
in tran~acting business with persons hay
in~ claims against the Government. He
Will deal only with the owners Of the
claims. There is i general belief that the
class of gentlemen who always dine at the
best hotels in Washington, and are partic-
ular about their wines, and whose means
of support are understood to be Il capaci-
ty for collecting the claims of other peo-
pie, have i bad way of tampering with
employees, and tempting minor officials.
We don't wonder that Mr.. Jewell objects
TO this class Of persons. They only injurc
the prospects of honest claimants. No
body will object to getting the claim agents
out of the way-except themselves.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21

\ cable dispatch that there is excitement
IN London over the report that Sir Charles
Dixie. the Young reform politician and
member of Parliament. has sent the body
of his dead wife to Vienna for disposal by
cremation. i> the first news We have here
of her death. She was 4 young woman Of
ari~tocratc family, great spirit, culture
and beauty. and had been married less
than two wears. Devoted to her husband.
profoundly ambitious for him. socially and
POLITICALLY. rs clever indeed rs himself,
She WAS alike an inspiration and an as
,i>tancc to linn in the bold and brilliant
public career in which he was so fully
launched. Her death must have been sud-
dem a fall from the full flush of i double
life, and. beyond the deep atlliction to her
husband. is 4 sad circumstance in the
highest social and political circles of
London. Whether the report that her
body WAS to be disposed of by cremation
he true or not, it is certain that she had tho
holiness, the originality and the force OF
character required to make choice Of that
method Of bodily tinality, and if her hus-
/ band has done what is said. it is undoubt
cdlv only in obedience to her own wishes
-!SIrinyitM Republican.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.

For one square of IL lines or less of Agate type,
one srrtnn 90: lor each subsequent serrion IS
cent. Unless the number Of insertions mari krd
on the advertisement II Will he continued until
ordered out lIhrI al discount made TO merchants
and others advertising 10y the year
Probateand Commissioners y Offices 81 90 each.
Folnotlcc> deliberations, Estrays theFormation
ant Dissolution ot .opartner>hIps &c 81 p each
for three n-eItlons- Ii sent 10y Mail the money must
accompany the letter
Notices in news columns. 10 cents per line each
insertion hut no charge made OF .es than 50 cents
Notices of Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis,
but cNienlei Obituary Notices or Poetry Will be
charged at the rate OF live cents per line
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21

of this note for have nothing to conceal.
and nothing to regret. except that the de
fault has occurred. and that you and some
citizens of your town, whom l much re
sprct, have been mis- ed by statements and
insinuations utterly destitute of truth. and
designed believe, to have particular
effect at this time
Respectfully, yours,
GEORGE +. EDMUNDS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21

Chicago observed the third anniversary
of the great fire, Friday and Saturday. by
:, general closing of the stores, banks, mar
kejs and public schools. On Saturday, the
workmcn who have been working from
the two ends of the new lake and shore
tunnel, six miles long. which is to double
the capacity Of the city water-works, met
and shook hands after their tedious work
in the bowels of the earth. The last brick
was laid. Saturday night. The progress
made in the city, the past year, is repre-
sented by 1850 new buildings, valued at
Sl2. 094 200. or an average value OF ~,
lS0
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21

The Ar.' ntine republic had Il prc>id"n
III election. last spring. for a successor to
nrN, Mondav. When the votes were
ol ru,i and counted in Congress on he 9th
OF August. d., Avrlnnc,la WAS found To hc
elected over Gen. Mitrr. the soldier and
diplomat. and the ftVortc of tn. Three
River prnNinr" These provinces contain
the "rrtt cities Of thu country. and. instead
Of submitting ~ they ought. they are up in
nrni-. Wi;il cllim> of fraud, and cndcavnr-
in. "a master til" situation 10y force. Con-
~ilcrln- that .\vrllincda had li6 votes. To
- ,ur Milrr. this charge i rather absurd
The army consists of about 10000 men. q
whom three qlartr-> are employed on the
Indian frontier The attitude of the re
maiudrr is important. bat is not yet indi
y.,'rd. The rebels make a great show
about Burn"> Avre>. where they are
un .oubtcdlv strong, but perhaps the gov
cinmrnt VIII hc able To hold out till the
Provinces respond. The chief interest
outside i for England. which has larg,
invcs. mrnts in Argentine commerce and
bonds. and for Italy. whence many thou
sands Of people have cmi@rated to the
republic within a few wears.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-10-21

1t is characteristic of the primitive char
acter Of Syrian Christianity, that both his
Holiness. the Patriarch Of Antioch and the
Bishop Of Jerusalem. who arrived In Eng
land the other d,y, went without scrip or
purse for their journey, and will have to
be cared for accordingly.