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would be mere butchery, with the outstretche6t
arms would be muzzle to muzzle and that even NJ.
Cassagnac should declare himself willing accept such
a duel they would withdraw and not consent by their
presence TO combat that the death Of bot
gentlemen.
They saw grave objection to shooting at the word5
but thought it less satisfactory than TO permit the com.
batants to advance certain distance FIRE at will
NJ Rocheforts seconds could not see the objections.
made IN the same light; they thought the firing by the
word OF command more comfortable than the other a
the parties could neither fro before one word nor after
another They added that the conditions were chosent
by Rochefort that the affair might be as grave as
possible.
NJ Cassagnac's seconds answered that the gravity OF
the case was not in the but in the result and
proposed duel with rined pistols thirty-hve PAGES
each combatant having the right advance five PAGES
and fire at viii and indefinitely till should DO down.,
otherwise a duel with the sword
NJ Rocheforts seconds declined these conditions
considering that their principal had tho right impose
his
PARIS, July 81 1875.
F. ORDINAIRE, Count IRISSON D'HERRISON.
GEORGES PERRIN, ALEX, Prince Of Wagram.
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NEW JERSEY.

George Seymour, who severely beaten by1
Peter Fox in Jersey City, has been pronounced of
danger Justice Davis, therefore admitted Fox 70 baI
yesterday
Richard Williams, Waterman in the Lafayette Ppct
Works at Jersey City, committed for yesterday
the charge of attempting shoot James Bloy and a.
boy In his employ II suggested the part OF the
defence that Williams Is insane.
County Physician Stout is engaged in investigating the'
cause of the death OF Mr. Stephen X. Jerolamen, Of
Kearney, who member OF the Board of Freehold
ers His property is valued at 500 600 aud his will la
contested by his widow His death occurred under very
suspicious circumstances
Messrs Curran and Heritage, two Of the three mems
bers OF the Committee the Penitentary Snake Hn
have discharged keeper named Albert Kratz and tho
baker, Michael Brown, because they testified against
Warden Post in the investigation now in progress Mr..
Wckham chairman Of the committee, protested loudly
against this action.
The work of excavating Pcriwg Cut in the Delaware
River, above Bordentown, has been resumed. Two
more be made through the entire length Of
the obstruction in order widen the channel Of th
river. When the work is completed large vessels can
proceed to South Trenton and Lamberton where several
whrves are 70 be erected.
The monument erected on the grave OF poor Mary
Pomeroy by the ladies' Of Jersey City Heights will boz
dedicated Saturday afternoon at FIVE o'clock Tho
religious services will be conducted by the Rev. Mr.. !
Tunson Arrangements have been made by the
ladies' committee TO have the ceremony carried out
with great solemnity
During a quarrel over trinng matter betweeni
Abraham Fouser and William Ring in Kossuth street,
Union HILL Tuesday night the latter rushed into his
house and speedily returned with large knife and
sprang upon Fouser. crowd Of citizens who had as
sembled put themselves between the comoatants. IL
with difficulty that Constable Rosenberg wrested,
the weapon from Ring He was committed 70 await
the action OF the Grand Jury.
In view OF the repeated frauds perpetrated on the tax
payers Of Hudson county the election Of the Director
atLarge Of the Board Of Chosen Freehoders IS attract
ing great attention among the people He will be
elected under the new act and will hold Office for Two
years Among the prominent candidates Mr..
OiReily, who struck down the frauds ia the County
Jail and Mr. A. j. Dtmar. Until hnal action be taken,
by the freehoders the outrages "a the Pcnitenary
the chances of the former cannot be calculated.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Mr. Rugges, the corporation attorney, resigned yes
terday to make way it is understood for Colonel John
r. Fellows.
Yesterday morning Francis Mclaughlin eight years.
Of age fell of the dock at the foot of Sixty street.
and was drowned. The body recovered yesterday
afternoon.
Josiah Carpenter Bible agent, charged with opening
letter addressed to j. A. Westfall former agent
discharged by Commissioner Shields, the evidence show
ing guilty intent
The body OF an unknown female child, aged about
ten months found floating in the East River at tho
foot of Thrty-thrd street, yesterday morning. Tha
child plaid skirt dark dress red stockings and
morocco shoes The body is at the Morgue
The Lawrence Mccormick Association Of the Nine
teenth ward gives its annual picnic Saturday next at
Schuzen Park The committee has made all necessary
arrangements in order 10 pleasant time for the
members Of the association and their friends
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ALLEGED FORGERY.

A WORKMAN CHARGED WITH FORGING AN ORDER
FOB WAGES.
On the 7th OF July last appeared at the Office Of
the Southern Railroad Company Of Long Island and
presented an order for Michael suvans wages saying
that his vito and child we're then dead Mr. Hoyt the
cashier told the take TO another Official 10 be
indorsed which done and the same day paid the
money, So. The fraud discovered when the pay
rolls were made out Complaint was made against
George W. Davis, halfwitted workman who had been
discharged and be arrested charge Of forgery
Yesterday bis examination took place before Justice
Walsh, IN Brooklyn. The testimony very positive
against him
William Il Hoyt, cashier Of the Southern Railroad OF
Long Island, testlled:-A man came 10 my Office with
.he 1rler no" SHOWN Tor his pay recognized 1t as In
the handwriting Of Edward Doyle, addressed 10 Mr.
Barton superintendent; glanced and said il must
DC ceruhed BY Mr., Moore or Mr. Barton; think this
was on TIC Oh or th Of Juy he back next morn
ing; told him the payros had been sent 70 New York
ana ne came back with an order 10 pay; he said he
could write and paid him S32 SO. he made his
marx nr' ho"e and MI KING we're IN the Office when
paid the money.
Eugene Howe, Rockville Centre, I. l.. said be saw
defendant present the order and Mr. Boyt nav tho
money
John A. King, Jamaica porter at the South Eiph,h
street depot prisoner working the road IN june;
present the TN sth Of July when defendant
there twice. him present order but do not
know what the order was; heard the name Of chae
Sullivan mentioned; saw him get the money; | recop
nizo him positively; his face was not familiar to me
did not know his name At that time; Mr.. II G Poppcn.
hnsen told make the complaint; never saw the
forged order before to-day.
Edward Doyle, Of Jamaica, ad:-The order Is not
In my handwriting | arm foreman. Michael Sullivan
was employed by me on the 9Th Of July
Mrs Clark sister Of the defendant testified that HI
len her house. at Jamaica, July T. and walked 70 ID,
Bushwick depot 10 get bis money, but did not get "
that he home In the evening and had no money
between the 7th and the 10Th OF July.
Defendant testified that foreman Doyle discharged
him July sent him 70 look for his money July
again July when he waited from ten TO nve o'clocl
al the Bushwck depot 70 sec Ar Wright, bat did no
him; he positively that he did not forge th
order shown or draw money IL and did not 60 70 III
South Eighth street Office July 7, or al any othe
time; thai had never been there and got an,
money from tho company that be did not earn. Tn
accused held ~ await the action Of the Grand Jury
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RAISE THE TRACKS.

The special committee Of the Board Of Aldermen OF
Jersey City have had interview with Mr. sowel Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad in reference to the elevation
OF the above the streets in Jersey City That gen
teman concurred with the committee that the change
a desirable one, and be would recommend II to
the directors The only question for the city on the
hand and the railroad company the other TO do
termino the proportion Of the expense which each
should bear He suggested therefore, that the com
mtee should hold conference with Colonel Scott who
would meet them n New York. Thus far however,
the committee have been unable 10 see Mr. Scott The
frequency OF accidents resulting IN loss OF life n Jersey
CITY the Pennsylvania Railroad, has become alarm
ing and some measure like that proposed must sooner
or later be ador,ed.
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THE F1REMEN's STATE CONVENTION.

The annual Convention OF the State Frcmen's Asso-
citation will be held In tho city Of Poughkcepsie on
Tuesday next About 900 delegates viii be present and
several very important matters will be brought before
the meeting The delegates are composed Of men FROM
both the paid and vountocr departments throughout
tho state mostly COMMISSIONER chici engineers and
presidents representatives Of Gre boards Great
preparations are being made 70 give the delegates a
hearty reception by the hremen OF Poughkcopso They
will also visit Newbure by Invitation OF the bremen Of
that CITY.
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STATEN ISLAND.

There is to be good rOtting at Sea View Parks
New Dorp, to-day.
Two valuable trotting horses keep died at Sea-
View Park yesterday
The Western Union Telegraph Company will open q.
branch Office at the Garner Dock, Stapeton this week
St Johns church at Clifton will be closed on Sunday
next in consequence Of repairs and will remain closed
until tho end Of the month.
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THE FIREMEN PARTLY PAID.

The hrenen all paid OF yesterday for the month
Of July. The month Of June still hangs Ore what
money tho men received yesterday amounts TO hardly
enough TO pay their back rents grocery and other bills
The Comptroller holds the June payros but statea
that he cannot pay the until the Mayor signs them.
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LONG ISLAND.

A new schoohouse ls course OF construction at.
Water Mill, town of Southampton It will have tower
and bell
As the Fire Department OF East New York proposes
to throw up its charter and dsband there a move
ment for the organization Of a town fire brigade to-
the old apparatus and such other the mayd
see DC 70 furnish them
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A BLAZE IN CHARLES STREET.

Yesterday morning fire broke out at No 81 Charles
street, aiquor store, occupied by John Lanergan Tho
entire contents Of the place we're consumed. The
loss sustained is about $500 Lanergan has been ar
rested on account Of certain Suspicious circumstances
Attending the lre.
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THE CODE.
The Rochefort and Cassagnac
FiZZled Duel.
PISTOLS AT FIVE PAGES
Raw Head and Bloody Bones
on Paper.

Below are the letters exchanged between these gentle
men, and it will be seen by the character OF the CORE
spondence that 1t was from the FIRST interchange
of hard words without any likelihood of other results
RoCHEFoRT TO cAssAGSAo.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-06
PdvOd BOnapartli.
Praotec iejich - muz s zeleznou skra-
boskou.

Bonapartiste sou nejprohnanejsl ne)-
nemravnejsi politickou stranou ma svete.
Jsou to politicti jezovite, spravnjici Sc We
vsem pocinani SVEN zlopovestnou zasa-
dou fadu Ignace Loyoly: prostfedky sve-
tt 1cel. Pfi tom mali vyhradne ma zfete-
Ii kfehkost vasne lidu, zvlaste francouz-
skeho, mezi temi jeho lehkovernost, pove.
reGnost, jesitnost, slavychtivost slime Wy
vinutou nachylnost k romantismu. Poll
tika neboztika Napoleona Ill. zakladala
So temef iedine ma vyjmenovanych kfeh-
kostech francouzskeho naroda. Jiz PRIV
nj vkroceni ieho ma pddu francouzskou
vycvicen5m orlem ma klobouku, bylo ta-
kovym salebnym napadem.
Nynejsi bonapartiste jsou hodni mistrs
sveho - Napoleona Ill. V politicke Sal
be nepfekona je zadna strana We Francii
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-06

Ze skladu pocitd Sc tisic stfey. |. pa
palec tist6 1900, plank els. 2. 1 P. 5000
Ii. cistte 1900, cistf plank 400. III
ciste l palec 41.oo. Box L palec 5000.
Fencing 1900. Cis. |. stoks -
palcd Stroke 20.O0. Cis. Ii. 1000. Ciste
Commons 1000-20.00.
Stave ebni potfeb +: Joist scant
ling tramy, kratsi nez Is stfevicu 1900
20 stf. dlouhe cena die d6lly dfeya.
Podlaha Flooring cd 1900;
Common 5000, druha Common 24.00j
Norway 5000, Siding (Sajting) 300
Sindel XXX IS palcii fezany 500;
els /. neb cisty Butts 4.50; els. 2. 2.5o--
300. A. |. Is palc6 fezany 4.25.
Latky 2.25-2.50 tisic.
Cedrov6 posty male 20 eta. pro-
5tfednf 25 ct6. .velke 800 ctd kus.
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part = 2 tech detf pochodi rodina Bo-

part = tech d6tf pochodi rodina Bo-
napart6.
"A taxi pravi legenda, ,odcinila pro-
zfetelnost kfivdu, j.z sc mladsi v6tev
Bourbond ma starsi vetyi kmene toho dc.
pustila uvcdla potomky starsiho dvojco-
tie Ludvika XIV ma trGn francouzsky ?
Muz Sc zeleznou skrab3skou mel byti
totiz nekolik hodin starsi nez Ludyik
XIV. Ably tedy rodina bourbonska. jiz
Sc feteny Ludvik, kdyz dordstal, lGpe T.
oil ne2li nadany, v6dochtivy dobrodu-
sny bratr jeho, pfedesla sporim 0 tr1n,
daa tohoto uv6zniti, a jelikoz 81 oba bra
tii k nerozeznani byli podobni, tvaf jeho
zeleznou skraboskou uzavfiti.
A tato legenda, jiz jsme ovsem novel
listicky vysperkoyali, ably Sc splse do "a
bavnJch sloupcd listu hodila, ma v lidu
irancouzskem obnoviti stare sympathie a
usnadniti jim = dilo tfetfho cisafstvl.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-06

TfUSs sCuCUzxa uU1u ya1osOeus
Pied 8 mtsici pfesidliI jsem obchod
svdj do {. A Broadway, abych ziskal vet
81 mistnosti. Snad ze lid6 budou Sc do
mnlvati, ze vydani mole jsou y6tsi, lee to-
nn tax neni; prodeje mole sice "a hoto-
We, jsou nyni mnohem vetsi nez drive a
jelikoz zbozi sye Primo tovaren kupuii.
mohu jc dat levntji.
Zvu tedy kazdtho pfesv6dGti Sc hoi-
mem vVb6ru
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-06
CIeveIandSky trh.

III ceny Jsou We sKladech (EleWator) ivy
minkamy zvlast6 poznamenanJmi
P6enice: Gislo /, cervena zimni
1.12 els 2. 1.06.
Kukufice: Up cts.
Owes: Gis. /. SO els. 2. 81 ctG.
Tito: 100-105 busel.
Jecmen: 1.20-1.30 busel.
Mouka: 7.Oo-725 "a sud cerve
ne neb z bilG 2imni psenice mleta
mest6; samctle druhy ma venku nile
te o so ctd. meme; jarnf psenicna mouka
5.75-6.5O "a sud.
Zitn mou ka: 5.50-6.25 "a sud.
Pice: "a Tund hrubych otrub p 90;
nejlepsi (Middlings) $500.
Seno: Timoteiske ma f8rech 2O.00-
22.00 "a tonu.
Nasolen6 e hov9zi maso: Ceny
stale a poptavky dobr6, 12.00-13.O0 "a
extra Mess.
Uzen6 maso sunhy nalozene
cukr 12s-13. Pfedni ctd; spek 13s
90 eth, zusene hovezi Is
n Nasolen6 vepfove maso tEz-
ky mess 22.50, kratke 22.5O, extra mess
23.5O-24.50.
ad o mtste pfevafen6 16 eta pfi
soudku, ma study -; ma venku bfevato-
1913 die jakosti.
Mas 10 nejlepA 25-28 c.
ice terstve 25-27 ma study po-
Gitane.
Bran bory move 77-SOc busel.
Cibule e nova "a baxnu 3.25-3.40
Fazule 2.1O-225 "a busel nejlep8i
druh.
Susena ablka 5-6s "a libra.
Semena: duoty 300 "a busel, e
teln6 5.30-5.5O.
Cukr: All b -1Os kostko
w; drobny V zrnkach 1912 extra 10
10s, zluty a-98, Porto Rico 9s-1Os,
Kuba 9-9. eth.
Dr6 b eff: ziva kufata "a libru Il
II ctd, live krocany 103-11 eta.
Ocet prayy cidrovy 12-14c Gall.
jinJ druh l4-15 ct.
S ii: A.: "a sud, Saginovska a Onondag-
ska p6kna 1.55, hruba C. 28O lb. 1.85,
kuchynska 2.35.
Chmel; 1910 cti "a libru zapad-
niho New Yorkskeho
Slad "a 200 busel, nemlety.
Syrob III apl Q 1.00-1 .25 "a Gall.
Cukr m al ple 10-12 "a hbru.
? Ell: die jakosd 50-95 cti "a ibru.
Vapno: 1.15 "a sud.
Cement: Oswego Akron Ito sud,
Louisville 80 sud.
Petrol m pfi cele kafe Standard
billy 81 - 81, Ohio ohn6vzdorny ia c.
kava: Rio 24-25, Java 3-35 ctG
I II ee: move Hyson 1910, Gu,
pc Nder 100-135, Japansk6 70-1.10'
cisafsk6 100-135, tern6 s..
Mollases "a gallon n. Orleansky
$50, Porto Rico 60, Kuba 33-3;
Rozinky move Layers" baxns
3.25-3.35, Valencia 13 cta "a libru, Ko
rintske S-Sa cti libra. Susene svestky
14-14s cti.
X feni: skofice 40-45, vseh .chu
1870, hfebitek $50, pepf 31--.2 ct
zazvor 20-25, muskatov6 ofisky 130-
1876 libra.
Ryze: Ragoon 84--8s ott Karoli
ma 9i-9s cti.
Skrob b pearl 5s-6 ctd., cisty 10 ctf
Silver Clos 10, billy Ontario 10 ctd.
M J 10: obyteine zlute 81, Amer
kansky CASTLE 12-13, pravy CASTLE
is ctG
Svicky: Stearine 133 = 14s ctt
Star 20, lojov6 13 eth.
Soda; Bi-karbonat 7a-S, obytejn
soda 3a-4 CT
: Lucebn Sodovy prasek 3l-3
!, beloba Sodova 4a-5 Caustic Soda 6i-
le II ctI. potash 60 eta. 1885
e Olej: lneny, pfevafeny SO "a Ga
lon, nepfevafeny SO omastkovf ol
a extra 91-96 ct3.
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FIR. kOlar,
CiSlO 1S CrOtOn Street,
otevfel prav6 svou novou
krei iCOv S kOu
DiLNU a ODEVNU.

Zakazkovou praci vseho druhu, pro
pany hochy hotovi vkusne, die memo
v6isich stfiha, trvale LEVINE. ' krame
ma hojny vyb6r odevI hotovych ce.
mach levnych, jake meste.
Kraiane, poctete mne dnveron svou 3
iist6 sc nesklamete.
At FIR. kolaf.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-16

brluir tie era y Railroads, CHiTO la" "a
comna. dog po-'u' n a. GENRE al co,U
mecca Il na,'gati"n. tbi- mpOrtanc Ui
po>itio ,hc Il pcss ,ses but as ."~ Ia,
adllt opll ADVANTAGE Il bel ~ u gicat TAI =
road e II re, y mum rO the mu.I import
at rail- DAD. ~ The Valley the Miss III pl
CONVEX. ing 10 and ha ing IA ~ t.imini
there. An ns these, comm from tn u Lili
re the great limo Z ntIal Ra'lro d,
wh ch travci-es III" ntire tate liaui,
iromt ox,r' IN northern and north-e stern
to is Ou,hein Limits and by Use mn ction-
Ixtonls mo all the great nor,hwe'ter,
grain producing STATE tue Cairo aud VIM
q, nne,, excluding ffVn ar" to he Liiy Oi
vi nues. in the state OF. Indian. where
it. { injection. afford direct r.i road com.
munications with all "a tern cities; and
the cairo Il 81. LOUIS Railroad, aflordiDg u
diIect railroad comn,,n cation with the
City ut II. Louis and all the railroads cCn-
I ring there The road, co ming from III
South are ,lic New Orleans, jackson snd
GrQ's, Northern nd The Mobile aud Ohio
~ lroa which give dir, ct rail- cad com
m,nic iIion with IA ciii OF " bill anu
New Orleans, aud 9th Southern Atlantic
"a puit-. ,ni b connecting DAD, with all
the corniry uih al Car and CONF Z
,r, IN the s,u' hwe,t | tn Cai .. Arhan-a
and rrxa, Railroad. which nords ,.milai
communicated with so them NJ souii.
Ar. susa md Tcxss and he pii' c'p,, cit
ies 81 those states. hi ! si.il med 70 u
VI gNe. AiSo. direct ounce iiit WITH The
Te 81 AID Pacific Road when 1t /. com IL.
i,d thu Z ing d rect Coma unica 10. wi h
til princi / p TT oi the Ia nc 'ces
b sc Ia lroa'e, I, rmi ine ut Z ir'. Az
now all completed and in ucress u oper
| ton. thusr Ii os ronibp u TO ne city
/ on a Ia X each 81 the Iis,rs. Ohio All
NJ sol sipp an term hatin a, th-ii coniu.
cnce, hu ne rc,iug he in. The lio,ly
>rrlng. Br " ~ lie u Obi" IL .er t..E
| road u t -'a afro and tie, ne see ri or
| Il ilr d which wi b III { = insr
| - r" acme ur-e al 80" r'rucif"n nj 4" l !
| loon be coinpl ed. and othe 'aii on ="
In iIin 1, aid in St,e = u h OF the Obi
river whicD " A., te uinaie u, "a 70.
ar projected. n"u fang.m ma
huid Them. The co~.,ruc ION 1t hr-e
viii -rcat y Increase Tho abroad con.muni
Cations OF Laiio.
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Oh Bulletias
PARAGRAPHS.

The doctors don't believe IN ndvcrtis.
nights unprofessional. you know-but
let one Of 'em tie up n sore thumb Tor
John Smith, and they'll climb seven
pairs Of stairs to have reporter '1us'
mention 1t, you know"
The Dominion Government promises
that the new Welland Canal shall be flu
i-hed In time for the navigation season
OF 1877. The whole line of the canal will
have sixteen feet of water. and the locks
will be $50 feet long and 10 wide.
Mr.. SERGEANT Ballantinc, the distin-
guishsd English barrister, has been re-
tained to defend the prisoner VAIN
wright. accused o. numbering Harriet
Lane. whose dead body was recently
found cut up In parcels In the prisoners
possession.
In Baltimore police court, hlls-
band complained that he had been swim
died by fis wife. abhcttcd by n nurse.
Tho fraud consisted OF making him be.
ievc that baby procured from a found
ling asylum was his own offspring. The
Justice told him that the la@ could give
him no redress. but that Of course ht
need not support the child.
Prince Leo, a boy performer on th'
tight rope. whose real name j, Stevens
has been the subject OF "A lawsuit in Phil
adclpilia. His mother says that she an
swercd an advertisement OF Willard
Leonard for child to adopt. ho promis-
inc to educate the boy aud teach him a
trade, and that she did not know that
nc was to be brought up as an athlete.
She has rcgaincd possession of the boy.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-16

Its GENITAL loc"tion in tn" gre" Nahty OF
the M,s.i-sipli,a d b. greai "alt Of'iycY
a"u 7 Ilro Il c inuiuhic III u. slNest EAR"
uu.u pass u al ant ipes ~ nm r. ial
poin, u IL hOrds to lie eG>, Il ch pnc.
{ r. {" ail the ran producing slrict> o
en- nth N-s,, ind al rae es- Ia I'll
the aGli, uliurai rOru,ec umers II thu
South, / u y esenIi, x III b'st location II
the Hes ran IN ercha &c OF The rr>pecl-
wen r'herh and sou b, m commodities and
Productions.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-16

Cairo ha' moral in 'lligent liberal an
ent rp. lug = pa ion ol about - ~ --ha
su,er"r ys,c.i OF patti, school, which,
prise, ford u III D S., d educ, ional al
vanta O. is y rs ssed OF well.r-tnbl sh "
hurches of neatly every deDominatiO -
has puhl ana priv ate u DIN, OF u ,up,
+ or cna acter has u climate, which for ;.
ufr'ty and health nj influences abnot H.
surn7ssed-ha, well-rcgulated mt Of
hc,en! municipal or. aniz ,tirn, il, >tr' o.,
vantage- which make IL highly desirabl,
and IN nc lily not to be excelled rs u place
ofperinanent residence.