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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-08
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, 1874-02-07
LiFE'S WINTER.

Tho sunlight is cold as It falls aslant
Over the drifts Of henlea-llp anow,
That cannot tell why, mover flushed
With tlu roBy lights OF the years ngo.
It crceps in ut the a.iuiow nuu 0yer the houae,-
In patches it lies OIL tic earpetcd tlunr;
But cannot remember that uVor 1t aiiuNo
So like sad smile III tile sweet days Of yore.
perhnps It is fancy perhaps 1t may be
That out Of my own life tho glory Inns fled,-
That tho war. glowing tnis TINT miss hover shine
Into Il heart that's " pAoe Ut tue dead.h
Tho birds do not warble 80 much ns they did
Once, when they built In tho vine by tue door,
And do not bpllsve that thoy love nle so vel, -
They mover eat now from my hnnd my More.
The heliorope blopao,nng thoro on the stand,
Breattos hack when I touch 1t; hut somehow II
aeemR
AZ though tho rich fragrance tllat kisses ,nylips
Wero only tho memory Of uldcn dreams.
Those oltlcn drcams-O, tlloso oltlen tlroaIns-
Does evory ono l.bard them. wonder, away7
Folding them up mud 1ayng thotn by,
10 open and look ut solne other luy?
Does every ono Rit in tho evenings gloom,
Calling loved forms from their silent graycs.
Knowing Tho morning will bauah tEslh I'LL,
as nultes In tho BAUD washed out by the waves
Docs every ono NOM when tho ttay IL tone,
And tue world mhy mot 6ncer ut the tears they hhcd
Az thoy opon the cuau-lltl und weep
Over tl4e face Of their curly dead?
GARNET D. FREEMAN.
, 1874-02-07

trvtng IN nrovc that ain wan art,,oto,1 1,v sonao
~ .l, W Il ~, ranttar "o t'osuu.o" pS
rho2yn Ty u u slt1 anotar t ,nisa1on vic mn hardly In
dcncriho, T. ao n,1tn1y ns to In intn,Ii"ihin @ IT, mn
1uho 1,oa ,,nt an"m 4 nxo,nn}iio X cn,,aata IN
ovoi,,, is III ~" " ,in m liz c,,,s mi arm.
ncs IN snma uaA urcotor liza. snmct,na Il ia vita
,.,,o ,nar,.s a,o tiat liz
,sr i,,n,,a .,,u ea' r"a nn,Inn ia
ray n'n,3,acrInta s' 10 Ina no tino tn % %rnwrite
iaon =, H. INV i"ntro ~ a"rr,o W ar ,nvo1
~ tn"r ~ ,ns tao Il rooa nuawnra iii ti,c ,nroa
1ottora. t Ioona IN tho fatnilv cnrrcanononco
a,,i IT,, r,,nrt ,,n>;os hor ffo hi n nnsrlonof
~ 9 H. ri ,,sl,nda sI "o somotoa T. ~ t'tn ioaa n.
to1icnt,a NJ tio tvn frioI,ia in ono nf thnso ori
, wv 0,nch,no,,t 80 ' aomot;o,na ano
E,n for,al ,1 Hotgeo,, two unmarried won,,. int
nornai,s tLo aa;lout sido Of tic picture con:
e0'' - r,nrr,rp ,r1sytosa..
WIN. infnito i,otbt,s % ono tlntla IN those brief
,,nticoa nf "oiobrjiins INN foruntton whic anna
nossino u routui IN tS ] OF
to-day today. Poo, KoBsuth! Iialf tho rroadng World
;1i1 % not t1,inif onythinr a6out lin. tTho enio-
Sratod a cd dansarse. whose fairy-ko motiouy capti-
yatol tho thoatro-roing world, Ian passed. ont OF
memory and nnlv n little card in tho .napers.
, 1874-02-07
CHOICE.

Another's lot IN life, and 1nlnc fell Rilo
Isy side; to mo 'twas given to decide
Whoso the bright Rlold be, md wlloao tho dark;
for could srs on each tlle pgnai-luark,
Aud knew that, If took tho bliss, tha pain
Would bo The otherfs,-loas to mo her gain.
Judge me, o, woman fair in homo Of sase,
Will litto children clustering ut your knees:
within tho reach Of my right fnns, one day,
Such hnppiness aa yours hcfore mt lay;
4 roll Of gold beside roll Of dross,-
A. golden ring, dull and heayy cross.
30 near mo stood loved ono TINT my arm
Oft held her close nusl shetered her from harm;
Gold or dross for her,-ring Or eros. for me;
And cholce to me wna givun which shGultl he:
Choice to me was giycl,,-do yum un!leratand?-
Gold or dross, ring or croBs, bcneath',ny hand.
Judge mo, o woman fairt took tho ring,
l Kissed IT, held 1t close, for 1t lid bring
Such glowing Light, sucl JOY. unto my life,
As blinded mo unto my lorcd one's atrffc,-
sl,ch bitter strifo to raBo the cro7s, and bear
Tho heavy woight Of loncly grief and care.
had not held It long ero coull SEQ
The ring should bo for, her. tho cross for mo-;
For waB stronger, anl perhaps could bear
Could bet1d enoatl tho l1oavy weight and i've;
Willie aho drew near relief that death can glys.
1,lscetl tho ring again beside tho crosB, ID
Tho roll Of gold besldo tho roll Of dross,
A. Ard turned sway and yet Tsa y g,ysn
And gloom, and tears, and waarlncss nlonc,
For none must know, - might not even moan.
went away to rocks beside tho sea,
Aud, Q, the sun ,gas shining glorlousjyi
Ihe riprlea cyory ono wcro ttprcu Will gold,
Aud bright stars played wl.cro'er waye did fold =
Played merry hile-and-aeek sn cornass buo
As tbs arcf.ed dolno that bends and tint1 then
through.
And there were cliffs with feet deep in the sand,
AID I'd could hoar II Tie bIrd.songs T md ths hum Of
Could bleahs towor-fngrance borneup tic bro.zo,
IL liz n.tEkIr u.uFfl t14n+1& -.
, 1874-02-07
AD CHLOEM, M. A.

[Lftsh franz Her Cambridge Eramfnation.l
Lady, very fair aro you.
And your eyea are worry blue,
And your hoso:
And yos.r brow IL 4ka tho anow;
Aud thu various things you know,
Goodness kuowa!
And the roEe-tluah on your oheek,
And your algebra and Greek,
Perfect are;
And tlat loying, lllstrols eye
Recognizes III tho aky
Every star.
You hive pointing, piQnane lips,-
You can ttOllbtlesi nn oclipae
Calcnlate;
But for your Gorlllcau hue,
lad certainly from. YOU
Met NY fatu.
II BY M arrangement dual,
were Adams M,ixoa With Wlowell,
TAen same day.
I, uB wooer, perhaps lHiy4t como
10 10 Aweol an Arthur
Muglstra.
or Nm Ar rn}ft&a
, 1874-02-07

Statistical OsIce at ut. Petersburg, WHO has COL
locted trom various HourceH large amount Ut
interesting information concerning the losH Of
lifo iu the German army during tue late war,
shows that out Of Il totRl-in round numbors-
If A. 900 deaths, about 12,G00 were caused by
diaoaao, more than one-llalf Of those, Or 1000
oases being due to typlluB fever. Tie number
who died OF tysentory, was 1000 anl noxt in
fatality woro phthiziA, pulmonio diseases, other
informal acute disorders, gastric teyori yariola,
aud sudden death.
, 1874-02-07

From The German af Ltnau.
Oh wlseu Hh0 came, ~ FUR Sho did appear
Az budding woodland III tAo carly year.
And when sio spoke, It thrilled my happy breaRs
Like song Of wild bird Ger tue sheltered nest.
But, when sho wired to mo her last adieu,
With her my dream Of llappincss Withdrew.
QAAALk1 NOBLE auEao1x.
, 1874-02-07

The CAUSE Of ifrago'-scarclty Of
husbands.
Hartford, Conn., thinks the namo New
Havon, should be written " now havon," as it is
without capital now.
"A California paper, having obtained q new
column nrtic1o. honded "still another Our
conrso intoraod by tlo roople."
"A young man i'll Aslltnbua sought to secure
lis sweetheart by strategy, 70 ho took her out
for q boat-rlde, and threatened to jump over
board into the Lake il she didn't consent to
marry him. But it did not work. Sl,o Offered
to bet him dollar that he daren't dive H. ).
got q letter by THU mai, want to know what ho
was doing Sunday, that's all."
--rl,oro is y story Of Judge Grier, which
everybody delights in, how he sct aside tho I'M
just verdict Of a jury agninst MI Unpopular man,
Clorls. Enter, also, Set nsido by tho Court
want it to bo Understood TINT it takes thirtoon
mon to stoal = man's farm III this Court"
Tho Troy 1phig infrlngos on tho patent OF
the Philadelphia Ledger, and Gays;
Bring out tho Grape md toll The knoll;
Shes dead-a lovely Lockport bells;
Her stomach failed away to get
With ninety oysters on bet
The most conflding woman lives in Provi-
dence. She won't to an nucton, aud. knowing
tho prevalence Of tAieycs at SUCH placcs,: askcd
a nice-lookiug mnl to tnke euro Of her poclet-
book, containing 985. Ho is still tahing caro-
oF it..
--,Yo lavo hoen informed that pair OF, lovers
will Bt up half the night and not burn as much
inn M G ovnnn~ - 1ej,.a;t F,,ea P,ess >'N'o6
Prof. Proctor sooms to l,ayo boon guilty. of q
paradox. IN ono Of llia rocent lectures 10 dis
ill., ,,on', And VII inn,aio nttor aava ~.
Felix M sy o'Fyyue. & ho showed us q nano % Of lunar
crotars A's NN "1 - A"ee - 4'&A''A
wH T,1ona Ia g., rnaar nj, II ;t,a for = mir
rotbor1oaa i,,;rn i sail gcofchwomar ~ a'l, ~
anotlocaTv WIN ,voa woir1,;nr ont two nnnccs NJ nf
ran,no1 ~ siclS cl,fId e'' 1"e ose'1eo' -
enoon 4r .xaa ~ nxnra ,va ror;or, ~ ,r,ot;o,,
ro',rno r"a e." t,'a ,xo',"n ~ ~ ,,os;oI
ro"nr,1v Sia ont know nnouf,,, ~ @ sr p.i 70 hot
..atnr' ''A~ "0N "No" S'Ao"sA' 3'A' ;" '0A
,,,,. ID +o oor,;oot aroro,,, +,o,.oot;o ~,
ora A' tW1," y phara"1, roca;aoa n,acl1 ~ ~
IT, 1on,, ~ tn 1'o1 so" crosac v !. Niosoa 4
~ tno y p''''A " 'A' @soA Ao'' "AS'''A - ''oa
eo' . .,rs - rov hand o,.d, rous-
"A 9s'. paGnotor sagn yt yoa nt ma ~ ;aoy ~ n1ms
aRes WIZ LMt ~ ~ ~ to't e; t'
WI ~ rou, ~. @ w ~ ~ ',a @ ~ 'va
papor " Luz anuy W., 'uS ""s
Tue mhalug pAan6la'1u eo.at;ea ~ a.nsa ,,,, n,o.,
-opAt.l 10 aaSo piHSu 49, ~ A"'' lucy
Aaso ~ nnl.J vu"na at, et,9to' T., .1,;ro .o, inv,
al ttayes.e3sns a1 H. ntae ~" tiss,a uaSa
nso, one 81 w nl.oo1n pH5sn Ina , n .sum o
knoMost 'nas ots' ,' tgna H., h ~ ~, pGdr
!1. noota - soi11o u u'' ut""' ''''0 Wv ~" 4"A
'u'nH' ,a ILL.,, mn, ,,,,,,o so, ,,ora,,,
, 1874-02-07


acme OF po1tenosa to everybody.
II wish to aak,'" said the bcggar, "whether
you know where I could fluid
HOUSE IN THIS CITY TO nEST."
"Whnt sort Of house do You wish ?" Batd the
merchant, looking at tlo lnquirer's poor &c"
aTlo best that eau bo found in tho city,"
Hail tho bcggar, who, percelving tho Impression
onr Lord tho Sultan, Ahmad Khan."
"rlen," said tho merchant, :" tho dress which
YOU wcar had surely ut first led mo to sono mis-
aSe as real oiatopt soa ta GSqsa bessnr mo
ia entirely MY fault. I should havo
begun by explaining to yon how came to woar
those rags; but, Having worn them now for
t1lreo days, have really come to DO 80 a9ots- .'
how much tho sight of them must acare others.
mead not say tllat am mot a bcggar, but
A RIOlI MRHCliANT,
who have come in ndvanco Of my caravan, out Of
fear that, should 1t ..lo oyertaken by briganls,
leAldos losing it, I should mysolf 10 put to ran
som. llnyo reached this city safely, thanks to
my dipguise! My caravan will 30 hero in four
days; mud must Immediately hiro house for
myself and a carayanHary for my calnolH. I in-
goods, So, If any Of your acquaintance Elaa a
house for ront suitable to my rank, be 30 kind as
to lot mo know"
AuAco HA!ltA MSA" 3AA1%'J ahA' toNs ~ - WV
for rent but tho oYncr Of it would, pcrhaps,
lot It in order to accommodate
SUCH 4 DISTINGUISHED STRANGER
AZ your serenity. will close my shop, and ao-
company YOU to tile place. But you will por-
lnpa oxouso mo II venture a suggestion. Tllese
clothes tint YOU wear might uppoar rather
strange; a,ll you had, perhaps, better procure
moro suitable onos bofore yon engage in looking
for ho,tso or IN any other b|lslnosB."
+ ~ approve your suggestion, i" snd tho beggar.
" eau you accompany mo to the bazaar, aud
recommend to me clotlior'B shop where
might got q suitab!o droas I"
"SlY Lord" said tho merchant, "you had
|, hotter not oven present yourself at taior's
shop in your prcsont costume. I chi loud
to yon suit OF clotlos of nlino, which will
bu nearly Of tho proper Bizo. But first
| como to my house, hayo Bonle rofrosh1nont;
| and thon will accompany you to tho batl."
I 80 it wan aono. About two houra after, tho
| merchant and liH gAout issued from tho BATH
| both worry orolitabiy dressed,
ESPECIALLY THE nEadAn,
| who Was III tho merchants bout. "Now" said
the merchant, s'We must 90 TO my house again.
| and hAye two lorsoB sndllol, and talo with lla
| my servants, for 1t would not do for II 1nan Of
| your quality to 20 looking for house otherwise
| than on horseback Gld with attpndalltH." About
lalf III hour lator, two xontlomon rode along the
stroetn Of Tho city, preceded aud followed by
| several aoryauta; aud q runner, armca with q
stick, went aheaa OF tue procession, distributing
, 1874-02-07


.!aofe exoft nor 1hllnnco lor tlio formation OF
ILL .o " iooie 'l.un ailu "un.on. IMo
,,ts, nu itn5, III niib!is i'9a"to, tit Mltl lts
nonuM.ao%rtouncss, ,s, ~, pnt ~ I'm nogcI W1oliY
oulanps ILo yo4sa VI eooA llhliauteu ny 11hi-
cioie mother Eyo:y groat' talented nn1 noble Pc
n.ati n"1 porno n seEu1no'y sli1t ~ WIS TO n's
mosnor i ne was iiiaeotoa 1or Ill thnt haa naaao
h1m an nonor 70 us naH.o n,l ma country
WOMEN AGAINST WOMEN
s.nb LIZZIE ow ho1 su 10
iushosslyf many pure. SENSITIVE woman ms
ofT ~ Ss =" roy 'S W.T. taf a ovo
tracod h torrot of p ror "o 10 s aroe au sfj M
II1 ~, 9at h,u LINZ ysu ',,noh IT. haa oooleu y
a. g., iauss aan fGnso1 nst psol loat III tho "illI
III s,oa,i ie",n ,,,ra 40 n,n a an1
,hovs soou, no, i;ai9"i, ~ tta.h He1YGu !.,,
ns.ss nus,u;po1.ea Dy praoi1 II
rmtn ri tro ,,o,' nrn - ,aa, to ,ftn ,,oth
nv villa in tto;r aoo;nt W hnt annrnoat;n, ~
thn}r nwn s"x tt,cv co'd ' IL rni;Ier n";i truo,
women. Mon-nysr Ind mo,,-,,nvnr iutloran n
womall'e irving to iniure i1or own sox what.
Men do not find tio II rost and pleasure
nv oravn In indv'a aocintv. What
do thev do Seok li1Iinri.roons, smoke cirnra
rot bosottod with ntimularts' pot and honr What
wonaau disannoint nc thoms s nv tov aiwny,s hnyn
standard Of rood TINT women too seldom, roach,
Ihoro In ~
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1on. ,uo'n,, W. ,,'o s " t lib, nr5or
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monarro q IN h1omn RI III who lhinI wdn,o,,
NAM on1v 1,v ha, mi frna,,ort ~ ,,rov
tn oyorv 1os;rn;nr' annrjnclplctl nnu sllo mccts
wt,o scr,,nlc tn Id hnnnraIla i;n1unsYnp tnl;inr
oivonn"p "1,v ~ ~ ~ tho oyaamr;cs ~ t1,c
in';r .Io,os",, onI 5oatroy r'ot
,.,n,, viii, u,,thnra ,",,,ou nnH a,afaru
,a III ,i,o,n oGn;uat i,S,ro cost ,non thn woyii
hn.d 1,adra ti,or, nr,,l P;tt Inr,,,v nrofortinn!
fnr tn ia toivsn,,rtura1 and poi,ncI II Il
ifn' a,,,,a ~ ~ a"snrs,no ~ '"N A''f = -
r. Ino n r;t', ~ son,,, warn ,,oro o,oratod
:, fonna ;norn }anont ~ nthors, fs,1in,ss morn
snna;ia ~ .i,n;r ou,, u,,ortcnn,;n1s th6r wn,,l5
r'' hsvo = ~ 'AoA' WIZ '''0A Se'''NAo'' way 'oN
A@'o
VAST. S! panoosnEn 14 hmAx, a.,,,o, - A..
LOT 1920 upon soclesy; Mola., cousase Y 1 ~ .ao
only thing needed Wo run counter to our 1ot.
tet leshii9s atu l,st.iiGss' nn.' on59 NY w M.'
14oy alolate, lor lear tne "ollI "ill Ivy aptose;
o,,-,ta =, - .,.a5 Wowo,, ,v5r1l ho ho+tor
tr,,ar S%;vna ~ snI ,no,ho,s If +l,ov fo,iowcJ thc
nn,or uort;n"rts ~ tl,c;r hnarta ,y;fbnut
,efo.a.aa - it.nt ar,,,', ~ tio n.,,1a W.
asaeio'eJ w. .' nt uo ,,o,, moim ,,n,, ".o on
nie % eu w. ,t hnp ,s, w. 1a, S
;ro,, oh"nnad T9aa. T." Ic In
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, FLORENCE, ARIZONA, August 28, 1874 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT lN Stephen O'Connor and W. c. For
 bush. whose pOstoffice address is Tucson, Arizona, have this day made application through this office for @ patent from the United States for fifteen hundred Q5OOl linear feet of the Empire mine or lode of
 metal bearing quartz, with surface ground six hundred 600) feet wide; situated in the southern part of Pima county, Arizona. and is described in the plat and field notes
 now on file in this office as follows to-wit: Commencing at an ash post 3 feet high, 2h inches square, set in mound. of stones
 and marked No E M c, from which an
 oak tree l2 inches in diameter bears N I9 links distant and is marked NOIE MIG D XIX l. S; thence N 7So 50 w 9.O9 chains distant to an ash post feet long, 2% inch- es square set in mound of stones and
 marked No II E M c, from which an oak
 tree inches in diameter bears w Is links
 distant, and is marked No II E M c XIV
 l. E.; thence N l1o l0' E 2272 chains distant
 to an ash post feet long, 21% inches square, set in mound of stones and marked No Iii
 E M c; thence $ 78o 50 E 9.09 chains dis
 tant to an ash post feet long, 21a inches square, set in mound of stones and mark ed No " E M c, from which an oak tree 15 inches in diameter bears s 32 links dis tant, and is marked No. " F. M c D 32 l. N, and an oak tree 10 inches in diameter bears N 34 links distant and is marked No " h M C b 54 l. $; thence $ IIo 10, " aa.TG chains distant to place of beginning, con-. taining 20 66-l00 acres; a corner post set ir mound of stones and marked A No III, said to be corner of the San Antonio min ing claim, claimed by the San Antonio mining company, bears $ 1So 15 E, and is 7.50 chains distant from post No " of the Elm pire mining claim.
 And notice is also hereby given that the above named persons claiming the Em- pire mine have thlS day made application for patent for a mill-site in connection with the above named Empire mine; the said mill-Site is situated east from the Elm pire mine, and is described in the plat and field notes now on file in this office as fol- lows, tO-wit: Commencing at post No W of the Empire mining claim; thence 500 15' B 270.27 chains distant to an ash post feet long, 21a inches square, set in mound of earth and marked No 1, M s E M c for corner to milI-ste of the Empire mining claim; thence $ 62o 40' W $50 chains dis tant to an ash post 8 feet long, 212 inches square, set in mound of earth and marked No IT, NJ E M C.; thence 27o 2O' E 800 chains distant to an ash post 3 feet long, 2% inches square, set in mound of earth and marked No III, M E M c; thenceN 62o 4O/ E $50 chains distant to an ash post 3 feet long, 21a inches square, set Tn mound of earth and marked No W, M ENC: thence N 27o 20' w 909 chains distant to place of beginning, containing acres.
 LEVI RUGGLES, Register,
 September D. lS74. 48-lQw
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31

do hereby order a General Election to be held upon the day prescribed in said Act. to-wit: November {, 1874, and also desig- nate the following offices to be filled at said ele ;tion:
 A Delegate to the Forty-fourth Congress or the United States.
 Nine (9) members of the Territorial Council, and Eighteen QS) members of the Territorial House of Representatives, as follows:
 The County, of Pima three (3) members or the Council and Six (6) members of fhe House of Representatives.
 The County of Yuma, One CD member of the Council and Three (3) members of the House of Representatives
 The County Of MOhave One CD member of the Council and One CD mem Der of the House of Representatives.
 The county Of 1avapai, Three (3) mem- 6ers of the Council and Six (6) members Of the House of Representatives.
 The County of MaricOpa, One Q) mem- Der of the Council and Two (2) mem bers or the House of Representatives.
 Also in each County Two @ Supervisors. Sherlh, District Attorney, County Record CT, County Treasurer, County Surveyor, Lrator.
 Also, in each Election Precinct in each 1i said counties, One and not more than TWO Constables, and Two Justices of the Peace; and in each precinct containinga population of more than eight hundred persons, to be ascertained by the Board of supervisors, One additional Justice of the Peace, and Three School Trustees in each school District in the Territory.
 Given under my hand and the Great zeal of the Territory, at Tucson this Iltlp lay Of September, A. D. 1874. JoLEs BAsHFoRD, secretary of Arizona.
 By J. l.. HARRIS, Asst. Sec.
 September l2. 49-td
Arizona citizen., 1874-10-31
Announcements,
To the People of Arizona.

r RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE M r. U self as candidate for Delegate to Con- greS at the election on the 3d of November next. r
 The reasons which induce me to depart from the ordinary routine of private busi- ness that may devote some attention to the public welfare, at least for this cam paign, shall endeavor to explain at such times and places as my friends may de- termine, notice of which will be duly giv- en in the newspapers. - .-
 Icordially invite the voters of the Terri tory, without party distinction, to give me their support, and if successful, will do my best to see that no man in Arizona shall regret having cast his vote for me.
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 Prescott, Arizona, Sept. l, 1874. 50-td