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A gentleman who rode his cvn
marc IN the cOurse OF an Eastern tour,
asked his Arab attendant il he Vas
quite sure she always got her allow
anc 20, yes he replied; nv ~coun
trynen steal from one another. and
rob THEIR friends borses, bat / can
always find out j! your mare has been
cheated Howl Il slwsys put
some pebbles in with the barley
seven or eight-aRd count exactly
bow many | put in. The mare never
ats the pebbles and il any one steal.
from the harley be il sure TO take iso
or three pebbles With il. If | hsd
the pebbles short in the morning, |
have hard words. and they cannot
tell how | know, and 50 they give up
cheating her,
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The Administration defeat 10 Con
neclic8t dos rot seem 10 have START
ed . VERY tlo0ay rebellion in the
Sgth a. yet Several perpiring or
ators we're sure it would, and it j.
rather uBkind in the Sosth 10 dissp,
point them 20. Ii can hardly be pos
sibie that these loyal Statesmen were
dishonest in their representations
Every 1zir minded man must put tbs
sane faith 10 then that Artemu:
Ward did 10 tie aucsioneer. Il
don't think said Artemus reflective
Is. he ever told 8 lie, unless it wa,
10 amuse the crowd or to make some
thing by in. Y. Tribune
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MAGNIFICENT GIT-COl- L. d.
Frost, the Efficient General Manager
Of the New Orleans, Chicago aud St
Losis Railroad. recently received q
most gratifying and substantial sssu-
rance that his services are ~apprecist-
ed. He vac presented By the Aissis-
sippi VALLEY Company aud the rais>
road. with a beautiful residence at
MeConb CITY worth over 10000
yiekstsrg Tines-
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VOWED.
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caases, Aad be believes that the ) ath
will lot improv. and advance until the
[ Forty-Fourih Congress repeats the hasn-
cial liq1id.iio Of the Forty-Tbird, Until
the industries Of the country are revived,
aud we are iorcei TO live wifhia our in
cone The S nth will gros worse insiead
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ruin, bu: the county i.sef viii be hope.
le-sly insolveHt. The Treasury, he THINKS.
is slnesly empty, work Is stopping 10 the
navy yards, in the plblic works. ~bnisdings,
etc, for the money bs- ran ont. The re-
eeipcs sre DIT equal 10 the exPeu iiiures,
and a day Of se,t emsns is not far of.
He vas asked hov long the Treasury
would hold cot, and be answered that IN
less there Is an Improvement IN the cas-
toms and internal reyeuue receipts the
Treasury will be empty by September
next.
Judge Kelley called on Secretary Bds-
to- aud hAis long talk on financial mat
tiers, but did not succeed in obtaining soy
ueSinforma;ion from ~theSscrstsry- Toe
Jadge asked him hos soon be was to be
gin 10 buy Currency again?
The Secretary did not seem to Ike hat
way Of stating it. bat he was told by ~
Judge that he thought be had used tie
right term; be did no.think is was selling
god, bat bnying eurrencJ witch l. n--
essAry for daily us-. He told the Seer
tAry that the south, the Wess and the
whole county. would never recover while
the effort was being made TO hns g about
specie payments by contracting TIE cur
reuey.
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A Blow at the Pilots.

Tie following decision OF the Court
of Appeals of New York interests
the roris where pilots are allowed
half piIotage fees. even when their
services are lot rer dered or needed.
The law governing the pilo,s at
this port oulY allows pay for services
actually rendered. But vessels that
partly load here and that 90 to Shir
Island TO complete their caEgoes
have to pay one-haIi fees there even
though Their take q plot from this
port
BLOW AT THE PILOTS.
The Court Of Appeals Of New
York has Just decided against the
validity Of oF-shore piloiag TIE
following are the terms Of the decis>
ion OF Chief Justice Church, "a tele-
graphed from Albany There is No
provision in the las compelling a ves-
sci to accept The first pilot speaking
her, or to compel her to pay for SER
vices not rendered. In tie case of
Cisco against Roberts, the decision
las been reversed by subsequent laws
and is no longer binding Ii is un-
just and cannot hold good, that a
vessel shall be compelled to pay pi
lots where 10 service IS rendered or
needed.
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siou Bo-r8. has. We are zai 10 lsaf-.
issi moved uiih be hEily to 0oas
springs. re uiiI eoniinss srars.iag
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Blar hHrrYeaus, too, s1bbd tie
rouBgstsr between the shacks.
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TIE MEMORIAL = s. ioEoEs:
NV OErEAYs April % 1875.
To the President and Members Ct the
Board Of Health.
GEyuEEtx-Tae undersigned
r-eticny u~hs-cisus Of the cily 0.
Ne~ Or9gcs beg leave to submit
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ne. De elected noel ~appisur.
H. o. u-poris. o. Liy.tTi5ae die
p'8ye5 n1eb iact 10 DE- little love
aF8.r. cln.8 ring ie US p10r ani
wfff i. ami ffiens. Miss =. fieftrv.
a. Laara-'a love Fi'h Lvifg.iohe
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and her lord.
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probation oi tie performance rs con-
;iuucd applause cad The several mem
bers received perfect showers Of DO.
: ueis. Attached to one Of these was
a beautiful bo1, addressed TO the
Biloxi Ibcspian-. which upon being
opened revealed a complete set OF
badges for al tie officers and mem.
bers Of the club. The badges were
OF white silk with gold lace trim
minrs. aud the initials Of tie club
and Gate Of organization elegantly
worked upon them. We lave
learned that these wers the gift OF
MIS-. Laura DOdart, one OF the warm
est friends the Thcspian. have. May
the ThesTiais continue to prove
worthy Of her patronage and well
wishes.
Among the many distinguished is
itors were Judge Chandler, District
Attorney Seal and Sheriff Ramsey.
One Of tue many local celebrities
that ve ob>erved, ass a popular and
handsome bachelor accompanied by
a fair and charming widow. whose
entree was signalled by a general up
rising Of their hos, Of friends. Mind
Harry! many more such evenings
may cause YOU q desire to hecoue a
Benedict.
We feel assured Of the ultimate
and triumphant success Of the Thes>
plans. Their future j. a bright u
and we trust it, brightness will Know
no shadow, 10, ihei7 fame go on IN
til it becomes second to none.
We understand that the Thespians
Intent visiting Scranton On the 18th
OF May, to give q performance when
tbey will prcsenta grand bill to lie
public. c. Z. b.
A gentleman who rode his cvn
nare IN the course Of an Eastern tour
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Montgomery. May 4'-The city
election was unusually quiet, and a
large vote was polled. The Demo-
Gratis make a clean sweep, electiLg the
Mayor, Clerk and twelve Aldermen.
This is the first time the Democrats
have carried the city since the recon-
struction. There is great rejoicing,
firing OF cannon. etc. Majority (semiN
oficia0 440.
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Captain Lake OF the Times was 10
the city yesterday. His business
mansger, NJ. Campbell. was hard al
cork having the material, of the
Times moved out to Jackson. Capt.
Lake thinks the Jackson Times will
make its appearances towards the last
OF next week.-vieksburg Monitor
Nav Let.
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surrounded BY Der lovely Court. vss
fsiFer and happier far, We troy, ihsB
macy an occupant Of a more real end
ss5s,5utisl throne. While 10 the love
and devotion Of her Cosrt there Eas
10 courtly guile.
Tie fOllOsing young ladies oonsii>
tate :he Court: jenny Clark Qleen;
Mary Watson, CroEaer; Rvis CLARK,
Scepier Bearer; Nancy Moore, lsa
bella Armstrong. AdGie Clark. jose
psiDe Morris. Maids Of Honor.
The addresses 10 tie Qseen and her
charming response yer original aud
beautiful in sentiment and delivery
and plelsinglT closed a most sgreea-
DE dsy at tie school /; marred how
ever By a painful accident which be-
fell Col. Redmond whose nose was
strGsk by the base ball, with which
the Young men were playing rear the
school bOase, and badly broken.
Bn. the most pleasing incident to
Us occuFred 1t evening while at the
depot aEsiring the usiB, when the
Queen attended by her faithful Coart-
came down and presented TO Us a
most magnificent bouquet Of exquisite
flowers. TIE pretty compliment so
took Is by ssrprlse that We fear We
failed TO make our Acknowledgements
in eOurily phrase. but We Dow ~reiser-
ate our thanks, and acknowledge the
obligations our party are under 10
Capt. Burton and Mr.. j. Z. Clark
and his charming daughters psrticu-
larry for a day most delightfully."- spent.
To that kind hostess, Mrs. Hing Of
the Hing House. are We indebted for
her exeriious in our behalf and 10
supply Us wiIh a vehicle.
A ride IN tie afternoon on the roll
ing. picturesque waterfront Of Oeear
Springs. unexcelled ir this particular
on the seacosst OF the state, wss to-
breezy. We found our friend. DIR.
Austin Of New Orleans. snc The
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In Meriiisn. Ms. Monday evening
April 19th 1870 LAURA ELvRA. daughter
Of ". c ard EiuGz Gnfis ssd vie Of
Al. Gresseu. SGD "A years 3 mouths II
days
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MOtel PcrsOIInls.

-Planter's:-Jno. Smith. GRANVILLE, H.:
+. Moore, st. Louis; 4. $. True. Bur-
lington; \. W. Williams, KY; :. Spring,
Mrs. j. W. James, Ky; Ed. Mcdonald
Memphis.
Grand Central w. ii. Connor, Str
Thompson Dean: F. Bateman and \. b.
Alexander. c. II V. Il. Il; VIM. ID. Pro-
ter, Kerrs Mills, Illinois Jno. W. Rob-
crts, Memphis.
--Dclmonico Il. l.. Rollins, Canton,
Miss. \. l.. Booker, jackson, Tenn.
J. W. Turk, Miss. +. NJ. Baker, ST.
Louis \, j. Smith, Birds Point; II. c.
Dinkins, Canton, Miss. j. W. Dinsmore,
Southern Express Co.. A. w. Lancaster,
southern Express Co.
st. Charles :--Jno. \. Phlllis, city
&. W. Hughes, Cincinnati G, Il. Hunt
ington, Grecnyille, Miss; Henry Frank,
Natchez; NJ. Scharh, Nicksburg; NJ.
Nicholson, Chicago .Ino. W. Dwycr,
| CaseyVille, Ky; Mrs. and Miss Harris,
Paducah; +. II. Williams, Paducah T..
\. Levi, Helena, Ark; Jno. Simpkihs,
Boston; Henry Hines, New Orleans
Jno Ankelbrock, Cincinnati; L. lloldo-
way, st. Louis; Jno. Sullivan, Vim
cenncs; Ben +. Blue, st. Louis Chas.
| \. Wattcrhousc, Helena, Ark.
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The Ordinances

We understand that the ordinance
committee of the city council have en-
ploycd the Hon. Jno. NJ. Lansden to re-
wise the ordinances Of the city. The re-
vision is very much needed, and we con-
graduate the city council in engaging
Mr.. Lansden 10 do it, Tor having served
as City Attorney and Mayor, and having
been engaged, either on one side or the
other. in almost every suit in which the
city was Interested. tor quite a time past,
he has become quite thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with city government, and we feel
sure he can give the city council entire
mi .iucii ion
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Mhiteannp and NchmNter.

Having heard great many rumors in
regard to the removal of Police Consta-
bles Schuster and Whitcamp, and desir-
ing to know the truth or falsity of them.
we on yesterday called Oh His Honor
the Mayor and requested him to give us
his reasons for such removal. The Mayor
stated that he did not feel at liberty to
make the matter public until the meeting
of the Council, but read TO u the charges.
which, if they can be substantiated, land
Iii, Honor says they CAM would, in our
opinion, be sufficient cause Tor their re-
mOyal
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SheriFs Sale.

pi virtue of three certain executions to me di-
ID rected by the clerk ct the circuit court OF
Alexander county. IN the STATE of
Illinois, one in favor OF Young Broth
ers 4 Company, one in favor OF VII
liam Nc Amber, and the other In III
vor of Alfred u Stafford, assignee OF Alexander
IL. Irwin, and all against John ii Brown, !
have leviedupon the following, described prop.
erty, in the county of Alexander and State OF
Illinois, to-wit: The northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of section six (6j, IN township
sixteen (ldl south, aud in range one west OF the
third principal meridian; the northwest quarter
of the southwest quarter of section thirty -one
(3l =, in township fifteen 90 south, and In range
| west Of the third principal meridian 1.-THE norm
east quarter of the southeast quarter OF fection
III rty-siN 1851, In township hieen (iol south,
and IN range two (D west of the third prineipai
meridian lots numbered one( Dto hNeteJ poth IN
elusive in block numbered one %, lots nulnoer-
ed two (2l and three CD, ~ block hunhovreu Two
(sl, lots numbered one 20 NV ''i, oo,m IN
| elusive in block numbered four w., i9ts NUM-
| herel one ~ 10 seven %. both inclusive in
linct numbered seven ~, lots numbered one ~
10 "cvam IN 10th inclusive in block numbered
.igh, ~ lots numbered two t2), three (sl and
fnTnr n in block numbered five (5), lots num-
hered no (s). four ~, i've 90, six () and seven
| "a in block numbered six 10 In the town Of
| Unity, and all in tina county OF Alexander and
stais 81 illinois, - the property ofthe said John
the southwest door of the court house " she city
illinois. on the fourteenth day ofAugusb D.
ls75, at the honr u eleven o'cIock, ~ m to
satisfy said executions. ALEX, II. IRWIN,
sheriff of Alexander County, Illinois.
Cairo, Illinois, July end, 1870.
7-23-dtd.
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Ordinance No. lO7.

| AN ORDINANCE providing for labor on the
streets and appointment OF street supervisor.
BE II ordained by the city council of the city of
Cairo
SECTION For the purpose of keeping the
streets and avenues in repair, every male inhaOi
tant of said city, between the ages OF twenty
one and fifty years, excepting such ~ are cN
empt by law shall be and they are hereby re-
quired to labor on the streets and avenues of the
city three days in each year, under direction Of
such officer Us the city council may direct.
Sec. 2. There shall I've appointed by the mayor
with the consent OF the city council an officer
the city, To be called supervisor Of streets,
whose duty IL shall be TO attend 10 the collection
of the street tax and such other duties as may be
devol,ed upon him by the city council
Sec. g. Before any street supervisor shall EN-
Ter upon the duties of his Office, he shall take an
oath of office, rs is provided for other officers
and shall enter into bonds for 5000 with sum
cicnt security, TO be approved ~ the city coun-
ell, for the faithful performance of the duties Of
his Office rs such supervisor
Sec. 4. The city clerk shall provide blank
receipts books, the receipts IN winch shall be
numbered with CORES onding numbers on stubs
or margins, and shall deliver one book at time
To such supervisor, who shall use the receipts
contained in said book, and no other, in his col
lections of street tax, and when recei pit Is Is
SUED by said supervisor for street tax, he shall
enter in the margin or stub of said book, cor
responding with the receipt, the name oi the
person to whom said receipt was issued, ana
the date and amount thereof, and the book oi
margins or stubs OF said receipts shall BIZ return
ed To the city clerk, to be by him lled IN his Of
flee, rs soon all the receipts contained IN said
book have been used Provided, II any receipt
cannot for any purpose be used, it shall be fold
ell back with the margins and be returned TO the
city clerks office with them, and for each and
every failure to comply with the requirements
of this section, said street supervisor shall io-
felt and pay TO said city a sum not less than
twenty live dollars nor more than my dollars
sec. 5, The supervisor shall be charged WITH
and account to the city FOL, AL the receipts iun-
ishc,l him, as herein provided, and in case Of
his refusal or neglect 20 return an account ior
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Lost His Money. but Found Friends.

\ young man came down a. deck pas
sengcr on the Chas. Morgan. going TO
st. Louis. While on the trip some other
amount of S25-all the money he had,
aud yesterday noon while living
on some hay on Phillips wharf
boat some one stole his watch
and cut his pocket in search tor money.
He was in sorry plight and very much
depressed in spirits until Capt. Blake,
with the Julia, came along and took
him abord for hi, destination, free of
charge, when his countenance frightened
and he realized that, although without
money. lac was not without friend. seven
among strangers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-23

We hear good deal of complaint from
strangers who pass through our city at
the conduct Of the hotel runners who
infcst our dcpots and whart-boats OH the
arrival OF a train or boat, aud while we
believe their bushes, is legitimate. we
do not believe that they should be allowed
to insult or brow-beat the strangers who
come among Us. We would call the at
tention OF the police authorities, and if
such a state of affairs does exist. they
should take measures to have il stopped
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-23
Costume Festival,

The young ladies of the church Of the
Rsdeemer will give. on Tuesday evening
next. july 9th, a Costume Festival" at
the Rough and Ready building. Among
other costumes, will be George and Martha
Washington lin elegant Dress, with their
attendants. who will regale their guests
with Ice Tea, Ice Cream, Lemonade and
all the delicacies OF the season. Come
one. come all. ,-22.td
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-23

Yesterday afternoon the steamer Jas.
Fisk brought TO the city, consigned to the
care of Halliday Bro, case az bottles)
of fine Hcnnessy brandy. which was
placed on the wharf-boat near the lower
gangway, and during the temporary abb
sencc of the clerk soTie one went through
the case taking all but one bottle. Of
ficers LaIIuc and Rrown were detailed
to look the matter up. but up to last re-
ports they had failed to find the thief.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-23

The Cairo 4 Ninccnncs railroad COM
pany are engaged in changing their
switch lately constructed from Twen-
ticlh to Nineteenth streets. They are rum
ming the same in on their own ground,
between Twenty-iitth and Twcnty-iirst
streets. There have been many and
loud complaints against the switch re-
ferred to, and the removal win crafty
immensely the owners and occupants OF
real estate In that neighborhood.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-23
..Our NnIOoM,,-Lunch

Hereafter No. lunch will be spread
every morning, at sour Saloon" on Eighth
street, opposite the Grand Central Hotel.
The very best ofall kinds OF edibles to be
found IN the market will be served up
in the most palatable mlnner, with cool
Milwaukee beer always on hand to "wash
down" the same. Fred HOiheinz. the pro-
prietor of this popular resort, knows how
to make every one feel at home, and he
extends u cordial invitation to all his
frlens to come around ut 10 o'clock every
morning and get good, "square meal"
7.le-lw.