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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-23

HAS Just received and offers Low TO THE
II TRADE, the following goods, viz:
400 bbls. Refined Sugar.
200 bbls. and half bbls. Syrup.
200 sacks Rio Coffee
100 mats Old Government Java Coffee.
500 pkgs. Ground Coffee and Spice.
900 pkgs. Green and Black Teas.
l00e cases Jellies, Preserves and Pickles, every
style.
400 cases oysters, Salmon, Lobsters, Sardines,
Strawberries, Peaches, Pine Apples, Etc.
500 cases new Brandy Teaches and Cherries.
1000 pkgs. new Mackerel.
1000 boxes soap, Starch and Candles.
$50 boxes and kegs English Soda.
100 cases Concentrated Lye.
50 bbls Pecans, Almons, Cream Nuts and
Filberts.
$50 pkgs. choice Butter and Cheese.
rs tierces Cauvased Sugar-Cured Hams.
500 pkRs Hhiskies, Brandies and Wines.
. bbls. Rectifed Cider.
100 caddies assorted Tobaccos.
500 rolls Bagging.
1909 bundles Ties
And other articles too numerous TO mention
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sr. LOUIS, September 28.-River rising fast
Weather cloudy and rainy. ArriYed Utah,
Menphis; Belle OF Shreveport, New Orleans
joe Kinney, Nicksburg. Departed; st. Cen
s.~rfaxra Nforalar1ru
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THE M'ENERYITE OFFICIALS.
hrevenort n Al Tim as LMcEnervlI

But Will this lesson, from which We
first order Of the bayOnet-suStained usurper,
the McEnerY officials throughout the state
rush forward 10 give up the Offices into which
they have been tnstallede Clearly not such
and cast ridicule upon the whole movement.
Il is clearly their duty to retain the Offices un-
I'll forced TO give them up at the point OF the
bayonet, as Il were. The business of the
courts viii, OF course, be clOgged, but surely
IitigRnts and their counsel are willing 70
make a comparatively trlfiing sacrifice OF in
terest for the general good. We believe that
the mass OF the people Will demand this
much OF the men they elected in lS72, and
whom they recently Installed in their respect
i've Of1css
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RoGEsT MEN DIsGUsTED.
.rn- Nnrlr Tlr.as Al rninIatrntIn..An


Thepeople who have risen against the
State government have been ruthlessly
plundered and oppressed; the governor
who was turned out hss abused his OF
nee. and the State government which
has temporarily been upset was q disgrace
10 the whole county. II we ad-
mis- one set oI facts, We mus admit the
other also. Nom can honestly survey the
conf niition OF affairs without disgust. The
spectacle OF United States troops being sent
70 EeE Orleans 20 restore the kellogg gang q
power may be pleasing 70 some people, but
The general public can only look upon Il with
regret. . As Tor the facts about kel-
logg and his government, they were sci forth
BY Senator Carpenter last session In speech,
which We trust that our readers have not yet
70 make anybody proud OF she proceedings
in connection with the establishment Of the
Kellogg party.
TIE PRESIDENTS VICTORY.
New YORK Tribune Independently
General Grant has Vanquished the
people OF Louisiana again. lie has tsie-
graphed 70 his generals and his adnirals
Ee has set the army and navy IN molten; and
the lawful government OF Louisiana Eurren'
ders II there was any doubt before a. 70 the
character Of The usurpatlon which rules ths
unhappy State by favor Of The Pre,ident--any
question whether the people really acquiesced
IN ft-tEere can be none now. The outragt
sfands out hencef0Tth in all It's naked deform-
ftv an unpsrdonabls crime against popular
- mage end ibs sovereignty OF Slate. A
gVyyarnment which the people loStoe and des-
pi-s wa fEeed upon Louisiana ~ The nol'
diSu Of me President. Lett 70 thSpHsiVea toi
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No. 20 Madison Street.

ORFYCERA
II. l.. AEACHAM, Presl&en
A. N. AcKAF, Vies President
WIN. GAY, Secretary
BOARD OF DIHECToRA.
n. L. MEAOHA z-.Of n. L Neachan 4 o.
a. n. McK K............of Sledge, Mckay q Co
8. MAEBRIELD...-.....a,M NAL sfield q HiEnes
wa. JOYHEg-of Ioyb E.mon d GsIs
WM. q. aAEBEEAra ton Fsctoi
Hon. JOHN OVERT0E, ,, .-...Msaohls
:. a. PETTIGRRw, of Edmosds, PstGTe
SAAC bCH " Ald..-........-...ot ScnWa0 q
d. z. HALLER......of HoIlovslI, Croezstt
HaneV.
~ Takes Fire and Marine risks. DWeiflnP
Houses and isolated Country Stores
asnAHi aiiv collected tAy
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. moment, the people threw II OF and in
stalled the officers whom they had regularly
chosen at ths polls. The depOsed intruders
made no hght; they were as bel pless and cow
andy as children in the presence OF the indig-
nant people; but, covering behind the shut
ters OF the custOmhouse, they telegrRphed 10
the President, "The people have put us OUT
this is your job; come you aud put as BACK
agaln.'
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NO SYMPATHY FOR KELLOGG.
nv ENhip Rann hIicanlI

The people at the north have no SYM
pathy for Kellogg, and do not care whether
be Is IN or out OF Office. But, while they con-
demn the manner in which he became gov
ernOr, they utterly Rbhor the mOda taken TO
put him out. g. In Louisiana the time
for new election IS near, and kellogg had
been appointing registry Officers he may
have intended 10 cheat, and We presume he
did. But he made fair promises His fairness
shOuld have been assumed. @ We shall
uphold Grant in restoring even political
knave to an office TO which he has no legal
right,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-23

the annual meeting OF the stock holders OF
said company via be held at the conpany's
once, In Hopefeid, Ark.s On
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Boston Globe Republican,

There ls little doubt that the best people
Of New Orleans, the business men and tax-pay-
ers, and many whose thoughts and desires are
far from anything like the Inauguration OF
new rebellion. sympathlEe with the attempt
70 throw or what they regard as a corrupt
dsspotism. The feelings and wishes OF these
people are deserving Of some consideration.
Ii is not likely that Kellogg can long remain
governor Of Louisiana with any credit TO him
self or any satisfaction to the people. He
should be replaced for the vindication Of the
authority OF the law, but at the earliest posi-
ole moment congress should do what IL ought
20 have done last winter-provids Tor new
election there, and take measures Tor securing
by that election a fair expression OF the win
nf the DeOute
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LLI NIsElI p llolg 097 I-Nll Llll'll
10 create the belief in the northern
mind that the New Orleans affair was
the beginning OF new rebellion Is
the malicious and wicked Invention
OF those who esire TO keep forever alive sec
lOnsl strife and bitterness between the north
and south. The New Orleans revolution was
simply az uprising OF men who had borne all
the wrong and mi ustice possible for them to
bear and who, in their unreasOn, were guilty
Of very wrong and very foolish act.
THE PEOPLE DESERVE SOME CONSIDER
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dents British Hose.
At
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The DIFF EhENCE-
Tribune independently. I

had Lnls hellOgg uSuTpauOn Deen aL-
tempted in Ohio, Illinois, or Michigan, it
would not have been tolerated one day by the
people OF either state; nor could all the army
and navy Of the United states have induced
or compelled them 10 submit 70 such an afro
cious despoIisln and fraud. What has taken
plscs in Louisiana twenty mouths after the
crime wss first committed would have taken
place here ou the instant, and no Federal
trOoVs nor executive proclamation would
have been iuterpOsed or could have ava led
to restrain the outraged people from hurting
the usurpers from their places
AN UPRISING OF PERSECU TED MEN.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-08
OUR CHURCHES.

Eighteenth street
hetween Washington and Walnut.
Preaching every third and fourth sunday.
sunday school at 3 p. m.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening:
Il Is TRIMBLE, Pastor.
,,EsBYTERIAN--Ei Eighth street.
Preaching, Sabbath at 10A am. and u pm
tsyer meeting, "Wednesday at ~ y. III.
t,i,atb school, pm. j. NJ. Lsnsden, Sti.
untendent. XIV. II. THAYkR, Pastor
tODIST.-Cor. Eighth and Walnut sts.
ching, Sabbath at II AM, and ~ IN
.lr meeting, Wednesday, q pm:
suueh School, =. pm Il. W. nun"en'
rssndont. REV. D. Ia WALLER
Ian I'm OF THE Observation-Disclosures.
fhv"a'nn,yrayers. sabbath ioi am.
s.iIn, rayore, "a pm.
,;hool. y AIN.
~ tnAS. a. GILBERT, Rector.
y s.h,annE's CHURCH Ninth ~ and
Public -, Avenue.
vesi ,u se1 ,c, Sabbath $40 ard ioA AN.
s saSSatA seE''i, pm.
'oi'ice eyef,}ay am.
|,T. JD,l,,i,v. J. O'HALLoRA.i, Priest.
u.I a. r,ru Us uiukCll.--(sefman,) cor.
Mass. ahLt and Cross streets
Ncsrers. Sabbath at 10 O'Clock =. IN.
Ma ) during m ,.,
HERMAN LuiYv. Z. HOFFMAN, Priest.
.tre,t between WaAAh ChuKch-lath
. W allut street. 'on Avenue anu
Preaching sunday mornIng u ,.,..,.
sabbath school at O'Clock p. IN. "ch'
REV. &. DUgHsCHskR, Pastor
OuNU MINIS CHRISTIAN AssoCIA.
IIDS.-Kegulsr meeting second Monday
each month al their room over Rockwell
" Coz book store, Commercial avenue.
weekly Prayer meeting, s1dsy, u pm. ST
l.. w. sTILLwyLL. President.
L,DND MISSIONARY BAPTIST
HUHCH.-Corner Sycamore and Forty.
ret streets. Preaching Sabbath At IL
o'clock u. N. and O'Clock p. III.
sunday School | o'clock y. m.
he church Is connected with the llinOis
association, by the First Missionary Bap-
ist Church OF Cairo.
REV. SOLOMON LEONARD, Ptst,r.
'RlCAN METHODIsT.-F0urt.euth,b DO
weon " alnut and Cedar.
ser,ic.s, Sabbath. II am.
sabbath school, !. pm.
lass meets At pm.
ECOND FREE WILL BAPTisT'--r!f.
leenth street, between Walnut and Cedar.
seryicCs sabbath, II and ,. NJ.
kEv. n. KICKS, Pastor.
sEE WILL BAPTIST HOME MISSION
ABBAIH SCHOOL.--Corner Walnut
and Cedar Streets.
|Sabbatb School. 9 am.
iisT FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
Cur1y's Barracks
Sc. yices, Sabbath II s.in.. 3 PIN. q y y. IN
REV. WIN. KELLEY, Pastor.
RST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
q edar, between Ninth and Tenth SITS.
Preaching sabbath, 10. AIN. and II 7. IN.
" iyer meeting, Wednesday evening.
l'r,achirg, Friday evening.
sabbath school, II pm. John VanBaXtei
aud Mary stephens, superintendeuts.
REV. 4. j. SHORES, Pastor.
tCOSD BAPTIST CHURCH-tourteeu. nj
street, between Cedar and Walnut. Tn,
only baptist church recognized by the A
-ocistIOn.
Services. sabbath. II IN. 3 p IN. and p IN
GYv. JACOB BRADLEY, Elder.
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FURNITURE
LOW PRICES.

| take pleasure in calling
the attention of the public to
my flesh and full stock of
new and elegant Furniture, at
my Furniture and Matrass
Factory, corner Seventeenth
Street and Washington Ave.
nue.. My stock embraces
Bcdstcads, Wadrobes, Blu
reaus, Sidcboards, Wash
stands, Tables, Chairs, Bug
GIGS, Mattresses and, in a word,
all that is useful or orna-
mental in my line.
This being the only manu-.
factory Of Furniture in this
city, | propose offering better
goods at lower prices, and
have made a large reduction
in the prices of all my goods.
Call and examine my stock
AMI secure an outfit of choice
Furniture. To the wholesale
trade | offer special induce
mcnts. Note theplacc ~
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III IA y a l. In
Manufactured and repaired.
Special attention given to light and heavy
forging, house, bridge, railroad and Jlil worl
and all work OF "a similar character.
steam and gas fitting in all it, branches
a ful assortment of Morris, laskcr " COZ
Philadelphia pipe and fittings. Bras GOOD,
ETC., and gas fixtures always on hand.
PIPING OF HOUSE FOR GAS
MADE a SPECIALITY.
Agent for Cameron special steam pumT
and boiler feeder. The best manufactured
Coils patent syphon pumps, and Judson's
patent governor and governor valve,
The following engines. etc., for sale:
Two steamboat engines, Isl inch bore OF
cylinder; five feet stroke, and in good order
one steamboat shaft and crank: wrot iron
one engine for hosting freight: 15Nl6.
One lON20 saw mill engine, with shaft and
crank for muly or gang saw, second hand.
One new IKE engine; my own mlnuiac.
ture.
Also, a secondhand staye cutting ma.
chine and jDinicr, and warehouse hosting
machine, in good order.
Engines and machinery Of all kind, boush,
and sold
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There are many facts which show
that the secretioBs of milk may become
poisonous TOR child from a mere
emotion in the mother, and especially
from anger. And if it were not the
duty Of every one to avoid anger,
it would certainly be the duty
of young mother who has to nurse n
child. There are causes, although
they are not common, in which death
has resulted and alterations Of health
in children from this cause are very
frequent A great many men who
have reached an adult age owe their
i'll .health TO such an influence in
childhood.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-08
THE WONDERFUL TICHBORN j.
TRIAL.

j II Ia w o4N DbhT y - j ~ ~ DUN ~ ia
TRIAL.
After the ..Tichbornc trial people
must overhaul and revise their ideas Of
the impossible. Nothing has ever been
attempted so absurd, SO insane one may
almost say, as the scheme of the Aus
tralian butcher to make himself a bar
onet and millionaire by simply lying.
lie had scarcely single point to be
gin work upon. A young gentleman
had been drowned at sea, who was heir
OF title and great estate. His
friends, convinced of his death, gave
his heritage to the next of kin. His
mother alone, refusing to despair ad-
ycrtised for the missing one. The adj
ver'iscmcnt coming to the eye OF a
butcher in Australia, he resolved to
pcrsonate the lost sou. There was not
one chance in a million that he should
'",-aod. There was no accidental
character. Mr. t Nasty i irleI 10 get "a
drink once at Willard 5 Hotel by say.
ing he was CEas. Sumner Bat this
attic mpt was no less ridiculous. The
Baronet was little, delicate, "scrub.
by" man. The claimant was a man
mountain, weighing $50 pounds. The
Baronet spake French more readily
than English the claimant did not
know one word Of the language. Sir
Roger belonged to wide. spread fam
iy connection Of which the claiman
had never seen single member. Yet
he confidently sailed for England. and
for seven years Tough; the desperate
fight which has ended in his conyic-
ton as fclon, with varying success,
which must always remain a wonder to
succeeding ages. His trial has chang.
ed men : opinion as to the worth
of human evidence. Dozens Of wit.
nesscs, among whom was Sir Roger :
mother, testified that this was the
rightful heir. Several members Of
Parliament espoused his cause. 'Popu.
lar subscriptions assisted him in Mi,
scheme. He was defeated at last by
two things--by his own statement il
regard to Mrs. Radcliffe, which all En-
gland instinctively cried could no
have been made by man born gen
tlcman, aud by the evidence Of Lor,
Bellew, who said lie had tattooed ii
Roger in his boyhood. Remove the.
two comparatively unimportant Incl
dents from the case, and it is not i'm
possible that the craziest crime agalns
rank and property ever attemp'e
nigh, have succeeded, by form Of Law
in the most aristocra,ic country o
earth.
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10 MARRIAGE

lianpy re aer TOR yolms iacn nom the ef-
lects ol errors ard abuses ~ shlN llla' MAiA-
hood restored. hnppdhnCnt- 10 marriage
removed. New nptaod Of treatment New
and remark able remedies. iioohs and chs
.ulars sent free, m sepled elyelopes., Adj,
lsross, Howard Association, Mo- Z taoutl
Ninth street, Fhikdelphit. Pa.--.au inst a,-
ION having y high Reputation lQr honprahle
r,,,yrt and prnfrssinnai setl. no s dNwsIu
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

We have n Parker Brothers Breech
Loading Gun, gun and ou,h. valued at
one hundred dollars, which We oncr for
sale for eighty dollars. The above is one
of their best decarboni2ed guns with front,
action rcbounding locks, and fully war
ranted. Enquire for one week Mt The
BULLETIN OFFICE. Il
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
III

Foot and shoe maker, Tween h street, be-
tween Washington ave nue. and Poplar
street, il prepared TO make boots anu shoes
in the latest aud most fashionable styles.
He viii make them to order, old or new
styles 60 suit customers, out Of the be. and
ire hest stock, of which he Nways has ~
GOOD supply on hand from which to make
selections. An fitting of boots and shoes
made by Mr.. hhlers is done in his own shop
no foreign lifting being used by him.
Give INN IA cal, and he viii give you salts.
faction U...s.. .a..
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PRICE oF TICKETS.
Whole tickets 80 60
JiANCa - 20
!, Whole ticket for 800 05
"a Tickets for 1000 20
ll3 whole tickets Tor 5,UOL 20
III Whole ticket for 10000 20
No discount on less than $500 worth Of
tickets.
The Fourth Gift concert will be conducted
IN AL respects, like tie three that have al.
ready hcen riyen, ami iull particulars may
be learned from circulars which viii be sont
free from TAI. Office 30 all who apply for
them.
orders for tickets and applications for
agencies viii DC attended 10 in tho order
they are received, and IL :, hoped they viii
I've sent in promptly, that there may 30 no
disappointment ar delay in Milling all Lib
era. terms are given tuiho-c who buy 10 sell
again. All AGENTS uro prump'orialv re-.
quigrd 90 settle up their accounts and ,c-
turn all uu-old tickets by The 3oth aay Of
, 'lErh IliOS. T.. .tAMLETIE,
Aront Public Library. Ky, md Manager OF
cat Concert, Public Library binding,
/ Louisville, kS.
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STATE OFFICERS.

Goycrnor-John l.. Beyoridgc.
Ant-GOyernor----
secretary Of state--George n. Harlow.
Auditor Of State. +. Lipplneott
state lreaArer-Casper Hutz.
Attorney l>nerai-lames X. fisall.
3Supt. Public InstructiOn-Newi Bateman
CONGREssMLN.
Senators -iichard J. Oge-by snd John A..
ogaD.
Representative Eighteenth Dbtrici--Isacc
'omoHts.
MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Representatives IN the 10Th district
ohm II. OberIy, VIM. A. Lemma and Math-
w i. lnscore.
kenator for the Goth district.--Jesse Ware.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judged. j. Baker, Of Alexander.
state's Attorney-ratrick II. Pope.
Jlerk-k. \. iociIul.
sherin--A. ii. Irwin.
YIN. Martin--Assessor and Treasurer.
Surveyor i. llely.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge r. Bross.
4 Associates-J. Il. McCrte ami 3. MATchii.
ION.
Clcrk-,Jacob q. Lynch.
Coroner--John IL. Gossman.
MUNICIPAL GOSEkNMENT
Mayof.--,Iohn Wood.
Trcasurer-R. A. Cunningham.
ComptrOllcr-E. II. Falls.
! llerk--Micha,i Howiey.
Attorncy--ll. Watson Webb.
Police Magistrates--F. Bross and j. j
Bird.
Marshal and Chief of Pelice--Wm. Mclialc
street Commirsioner--D. j. Galligan.
Members Police FOrce-A. Cain sargent
". W. Wooten, Phillip Helm, Chas. Mehnei
nd Henry I. Martin.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
first ward-Hiram B!xby and j. NJ
Phillips.
second ward-Herman Meyers and Woo
stttenhouse.
Third ward--,Dohn McEwon and +. kors
aeycr.
Fourth ward-C. +. Ncllis and NJ. j
icGauley.
Fifth warG-Jno. ii. Robinson and VIM
/. Morris
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SECRET ORDERS.
TIE MAbONS.
ANNA <H.sh A. a AvALsnx NJ

|AlRO COMMANDERY. No. is.-statei
Assembly AZ the Asylum Masonic Hall, hr-t
and third Mondays IN each month.
SAiRO COUNCIL, No. 2&.-Reguiar Couyo-
cation At Masonic Hail. the second FRIDAY
I In each month.
IAiRO CHAP TER No. T.-~Regu!ar Con
vocation At Masonic iisll, on the third
Tuesday OF every month,
IAlRO LODGE, Ne. 231 =. 4 A. H.-Regu-
lar Communications at Masonic Hall, this
second and fourth Mondays of each month.
THE ODD-tELLOWS
3i.EAASDEK LODGE, 2i-Meet- in odd.
Fellows Hall, in ArteT's building, every
InmTsNay evening at 5 O'Clock.
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DIR. J. t.. MlLLER'S
UNIVERSAL
MAGNETIC BALM.

This medicine may With pro -riCtv ho
called an Universal Remedy" Us it i. fast
supcr~Cding all Others %. general family
medicine II cura.. 20 it nv MAGNETIC
lNFLlENIE. Neuralgia and oil pain. and is
therefore very properly bmgd "MagEelic
Balm II j. purely vegetable preparation.
1t has 70 equal A. q remedy FOR Cholera.
Cholera Morbu-. Dmrrhua. lyscutary Guile
and a'l HowG Complaints.
It, timely u~c win cure colds, Group,
niphthern, Guinsy. and all Throat alice
tion,.
When properly used, Fever and Acue.anl
! other complaints incident 10 our western
40l southern climate. are easily broken up
Nervous Pain. k-iiendachc. and Ricir.
mati>m are cured by Ibis medicine when all
others have failed. Toothachc. Ilrachr.
Burns, thiihlans and Bruises are relieved
at once by H. use.
The genuine has ". Ransom IS Co, ri
| vVc Revenue stamp ON the outside and pr
/ j. Il. Miilyr Magnetic HAm blown IN ,n,
bottle.
Examine closely and buy mono lut 70.
! genuine.
sold by all Druggists. Price - cent, pc
| bottle.
u. HANSON, soN ~ Co.. rropr's, Bmr,do
/ \. \. Jan. swift.
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$1,5OO,OOO

viii De distributed among tlo Ticket hold
ere.
Tho icNct. are printed IN coupons OF
tcuths, ant $50 fractional part, viii be repre-
-"rtn'! Ia Oh drawing 'l.t a. whole tirEC a
"a
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Notice l. hrreby given to all persons inter-
c~ttd tllt tho city council of the city OF
CAIRO, having ordered that the improve
mont of the Ohio leNec ON Leyee
street. from the southerly side OF Fourth
Iih street to the northeriy side of
fourlCruth lilh street tby grayellipg aud
g-i,din" thc anne have applied to the county
court OF Alexander county tor AN ~ sessment
pt the cost OF said improN emeni, according
80 benefits, md un assessment thcreofhaving
been made and returned To said court, the
iHJl hearing thereon will he had ut the
April term Of said court, commencing on the
2urh day of April, \. u. 1874. All persons
dc.iriu" MAY then and there appear and
make their defense. f4
JOIlN l.. liELy .....t..
GRO. ". lIRNRIURs 'i tHa e
Cairo. Illinois, March %, 1874. 2S1-3-3l-5t
The New York herald., 1874-09-06

DOOM wANTED-FURNIsHED OR UNFURNISHED,
N for and wife, Board for wife only, in small
family front room rst second foor state price and
full particulars. Address YATES, Herald ofice.
The New York herald., 1874-09-06

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-06-11

Excellent dishes for breakfast, din
ner or supper can be made from I'M
ground wheat boiled. The freshest
and cleancst wheat, with the plumpest
kernels. should be selected. The white
and the arlbcr-cOlorcd wheats cook the
most readily, and they are also prefer
able on account of having thinner
skin. Time is saved, in picking it over,
to have il first run through a smut ma
chine and then washed, though the
cooking is indispensable. Put it to
boil with five or six parts water to one
of wheat, by measure. Cover close,
and after il begins to boil set ii where
il will merely simmer. Cook it four
or five hours, or until the kernels mash
readily between the thumb and finger.
Hard wheat of any kind will require
still more time. and some kinds may
be cooked all day without softcning.
When done it should be even full of
water or juice, which thickens and be-
comes gleatinous on cooking. Salt and
send to the table warm to eat with
meats and vegetables at dinner. 1t can
also be eaten by itself, trimmed with
sugar or butter, or both. or syrup, or
milk. 1t moulds nicely, and may be
served cold at breakfast or supper, or
it NAV be steamed up and served hot
at breakfast. The long cooking it re-
quires, OF course, precludes its being
served fresh al that meal. After il has
cooled. however. it cannot be made SO
soft and liquid as at first by any subse-
quent cooking. Like other starch when
il once sets il loses its liquidity.