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, 1875-08-23

Following 0knor llfllAtloua to alt. Aaflai "Hlcu
lo llas declined:
CoLKs COUNTY flLL.) rAln. -..
CmARLx.Tns Ill.,, A,lg. 13 l,7i.-The Iion. .feafrson
tls Cola Co,suty Doara 1t Agriculture aecoranre
II we c secure cir annnal .dlresa from you at
FA.s. tho hth Of sslo1nler pro1ltno and II 70, At
what ekptl4se to oue 1Faoct1ton7 We observe That
you adlrrsA Rockford Oh Tie lab, and will h al.
inost your route, aud bellcysA 1t would b well fF
ynu to stop day Or Two ard ses a. Vt taS tsolls
"oAFe, viii great fe'teet' ~ uW1MpsHS' urcs1s
Ii. HonnEs,
WucarA. Nc bcIiero that moro lntlmato ac,lua.n-
.auca tstwea., sho North aud South would le mutual
Jcuerson Davis delivers lecture At Tho Ninneeaso
Cunny Fair tlls week after our Full, aud that our
l!aec would be on bis roato to MI such engaseHcns
Esso:rea, That vico-prc.idont 8. @. Chambers.
e.sarss H. X s M n w. WI to HUI
Jecraon Davis. sna invite him 10 deliver onr at!nla,
address At our ue1t F4is Isoyaea .he ssns ON b.
nE KALn COUNTY {1LL. FAIR
cis: C1n We krcuro you for IN addrcss ut our fa'r
l.. il. MoEwkN, Prcai1ent.
ESo1 COUNTY (lLl,> E1rosixtoH.
is 1s Fo;.ss . d"a ,s
irrss befare t4o Knox County Agricultural lo1rA At
E,po.o G r. sspt TO- Gn r. .,,a E,s 10 Rock
4o6' ""a"'t 'A' InIrs Ill,no,s nnnrc,ns Eo,,rt
"es fsIaU iunT1n
| A.. - ,as1 ri ~ Ji"n y.Jss am
hao1y., " ~ o. n.s' t.,.cro,c ~ rn xrstcryay 1rom
tatis3nhiM ta +, .''s, ~ s,urirM .n;r ser
80, M - Iosat ths .nnnn s,',rtss ~ tho
u&Nes & " l"sofI! !.,,l.nr " ItoarH ~ ts E,Tsst
khn1 County Ag!eual m uan .n e1.."s 10 sa, n =;
su.E ~. ,,,fI ~ n,,rs r.shc- Gsvs ths atdTcss
hnoxTlit. nc aoula naaca t4tna1 ~ u1,s ~ 'e ~ Wh
w. et, sart c.na y on tba eyeninu Of lhe
4 iii ,Ith ;,.t' aid nrtIco va given that you would
| ia,,ar ~ .1irra. At fSnckfnrti on tbh 18th.
\ ~ ~ ~. - onco tNorrt,t a.ne,iirn. hy ihe eitt.
,s Was IN ~ al su ms4finp IL Tia iouTi-Ifousy
f.sh. rn-rsn ~ ,ma.inu prsnIu!lon4 asking hs A.
'I.ri ,toard - int fnsth ther uraatsat tndsayup.
n x," - I,yer tnn .criounraI atJrSss here
~ ~, ~. y q ~ IN wItrn vi ,lunr Tie Arrjcultu.
~ u4% y g,rs' h,vir, t,n winint nj In p,,t,e II
IT, aosu =. 49, ..1c+cd ny thra1,gh IN Trssi,Iemt Ia
e.c,, n, In,it,tnu 10 you wbe ,lja ron, hbng
~ Mhs .rnsii"nts homn,. ,sina liz name Our cl1j.
. ~ :. ~. .orb gora iirkl.d t., DR. sth ii the
hnc, ~ gstsfue xn,t sui If thrre d xny earth.
% H., " cs"ti ts NAVEL IL atrnrt ym,r cnninu
= pa"es X, Ia" .,n ..s,s" III Inv wnris unva II 'rIs
I 10 ~ = ~ rIs t:Gfs 4rstcn of Tia 1pnia Ht
. a. Tr, ~. 'a: 80. o,,a ~ thn CnmmIt,c WIN x,ifc,
m.eIto IT, e a.. .t,rt !" f,rynrT ths n,,in,. xbir
III III ~ is', .ot m fn,t Mr. j. g. Coyer. Ghnir.
~ ..n Hsu ~, Tia " i,om,ijcnn Committna. IA Ma
luan ~ ~" +, tt.. 4..tutta'A rhn ai,,-.11. ~ - ri
..s,aa, ns o. 4uss 14 v.nv .asrsr 1nicn thsx hont
.S sss ,sax K. n than r,,co,,r. u,u i sfpccrni,
, 1875-08-23


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CURRENT oPlHloh'
1t Ia sad to tl,pk That tho lnicr. Oce1n Of n,
=. A., Ia. I, an rornd wi.h ,ho l,o, Inf ,,t.
80 H.. -. ,.... ~ ,.,t., .,,,-. ~ Aa
r.. ~ V"s t"s 1"o'o o'"'"' oA''"*c'' ~
-.-
ar. heo'iF'eas ~ Statesman "h9 aah lee'lcsa
'ho AT Oh e'"ns WIN ulgh.ts a"a eo'"posa's
uua @ iMo sna'pess ca r,aaa 'ggco ~ ,e W saetng
nnr:v varts to ho eoundly benter nnSt t's1e sn,r
can't do bstter. -Spriugted Repubiicaa.
onc cthtro il cort.,n In vii That ro pa,tro
~....,t 81. t.o - 1otou,+ l., ,,r ,.,s,
4oe' , 49, ~ s ~ "aa'
OUT oroaul7 recognizing tno cu1FaHcy 1Heslol
liarApau on which to build M public vlrtus u
Toll al public Ea|lh.--Ae1n Ior1 Tribune.
eenator Thurman has telegrsn,,o1 tn H..
r,.uo,.,,J !, o,h.,, ro,.r,, anri., =, nj. n.'
u'e'''"''a -. uo''@' y, n'' ia1'la
NAs eohyessat'on WILL 1heo' Hoak anu Iha
leaders unncruputous yotlnR lnau has ma'lo aa.
dayit to tho geltsral accuracy Of hts report. fl
is the "lsuo inwardnnrs OF tllat report stitching
ont tlss is htronEor than aili.lAYlts.-Cfnc1nhat;
eo'nne'c'0''
II Allen wants TO DO President OF tho Unisei
States, thero is o"ly ono Fo"d to tlat f'onoE aal
That lcaas through victory in ortopor nett.
Even With tho prestige Of TINT triumph DO Is not
too tcr.aln OF nomination. without II no Ia not
ia; 70 ~ s,o.gu' 10 & VI Il nts nc"'an IN H., npahtd
w. ao lis main vas n, thc naMysssi,, ,, ,'onas
'i..r.no o ~, a,,os ~ Jotaa, Maoas
us; "a eAAe'N " "''1''s'''''''1''' ee
"ne,' .-
Ite sun hcopa M lts h'i'aha'oo anont Ito
"young editor with tho powerful mua," "tas
etooI.pigeou Of jar duu,d,' Dut Isn't tho rem.
crahto e,,;tor NJ lint " which shines tor ,ns
'."D'e ,y1,,. 49, - .N |n..,..' ."
m, 49,, ~ paan u.uot " ~ Ia' ooa'
tto'; Mhnn tae tc!eglnih's VI US couu'IY arein
slio nanas , o. too tosoaehce'esn ~ el'acn'atas
t'lo tacss W." 49, ~ ~ ".. u,n s,nto 70
.eu. @ s1A., ns,u T., u,,, sn' , 81" VII
ltl'o u''!eu W nan.1 :" ~ t..n,' h',t vi, eFen
ssup 40 ~" s,rt. ~ |,o NY ~, '"''"A'0 u 'n0 'au
'o"o'' u" "'"fa''t'
Tho sinlplo truth is, TINT the Jury aynten IL
ou,ijycd pnJ ought TO 10 outlawed, Il docs uol
be tckol out Of tho way. It is oppressive 10
| tho Juror, 1t Is anomalous iu our asssom o!
gnyeEi,tntnt. Makes she MntoFtaihty ot the lit
ss' h,oru 'ri'a H. =. , "na IN ~,
ahnt 4. r. ~ ttn l,v Inan,a .'on,s satu. = ~.
i,alf 70 good hing rs to bo trio1 by m.a;s
Intellectual a1,i t1ofal eupoI,Uss.-Df, Holland
| il Septe,Hbsr Scri1,.er.
c.a.,a. ,,..,a., .,:.., .,,,,, .,
ne"a'of mof'on 10 ctoa'soa WIN tne opsessa@
tion that tho most htc'fs and clubs aEo found
under tho tseca wl.tcl bear tho fncBt fruit. iIa
made mi. nbil,.oph;ca1 obsc, ya.,on l., mn ,a,,-
nxnlntn the foct That In ms . t,r,o, vs.d fn, -,
oAp'a,u .uo .4.s '1.s w ""' '"1s'S .os a"
tho sl,htts OF tho uemncfa1lo press. u uen.
Sam Cary wes a., Az p appIS-tIee ~ tho III Etonn1 In hi.
Vicinity !.a "o"'u va !o.1au " oo well ueeo[slel
with clubs and stones. samuel bears fin9 fruIt.
l4e ts Being very generously c'nooGd. IL T. vHFf
complimentary ;,,. 10 e''"' cefS'-c'sc'""a1' Eli
1aFef'
The suit Of Carrie Fisllor yainat tho Pullman
80 r,.rsrv r,dor IN. r;,,, u,,,,, hi, =.
s ~ 49, - ,.1,;o,, ~ .t.,,,,tT ,s ,,,a,,u W
, 1875-08-23
Comments Of Southern Papers Oh the
Rockford Iulbroglio.
They 1ya1 Exceedingly Nrathy Over tho
Action Of tho Grand Army Of
tlls Republic,
And Talk About mistaken tdiots,"
"Sayage Winnebagoes," and
"Grand Army Of Bum
n1ers."


THE WiNnEpa AGO LETTERS.
The Memphis tTcun.} Appeal Of Aug. ~ pub
lishcs tho following letters of Mr.. Ntnbal!' Sec
Rotary Of tho Wunobago County Gll.) Agricul-
tu1al soeiety, to Nfr. Jonors,n Davis:
"rou VIII. rE HEARD WITH rLEtSunE."
RncErnRp, ILL.,, july ~, 1a;5.-Th Iiot'. jr5frs'n
Darit-S1n: dcarnns ot securing Your services
a. An aktr for u,lr next rxJoItton, Sept. II. will
gtarautco that roll will 10 heard will pleasure, md
that you will not regret vlsit With ue. We cumpen-
.ae our s1eAAerH literally. 1wil eise you s40o 10
eye ua III hours talk sopt, iC, Thursday aternoo
L.. me know Immediately. fonrs truly,
II. i. ksMUALt. Secretary.
"a aRASD OVATION OF 10000 nEAnEns."
NocK1oEp ILL.,, Aug. !, ls75.-7ht iion. Jedfraon
Dnrt Nt,nrh,s, Tenn.; Having addressed Al Invita-
ton 10 ,out ruuor before deliver briof talk M tho
Iat,uus uf our 1ustrial AfsociuIon. aud not having
received relly-ptrhapa through tho miscarriage Of
the Icfrr-I aHlin wfutn you, through o1r Board OF
c ii September, renrensilR with The titl,, 10
adrcee uH ou thr 10Th ot That month, guaranteeing
,o, grnnl nvatien OF 4o,o ioAEcra md cou,len:
satni IT 800 VII yon iensc reilly Mt uhce. and.
leaaihlc accept the invitation 20 cordially cstenu
Il. I Kt,trAt1+, Secretary.
"DEEPEn sitlNIfGcANGE.
Dlra-S1n XaMs letter at acceptance Ia rceutvet
The se'asy sends wy rs sonErat,tt.ns % T. feEarl
Its.lbiy aJ~ak IN Colusaus the ,asn. eh.i, ,a
Ills day and thc 18th slso, la5s OF entries a ar
rAuge..euta.--anl, as otr F.tr counuca oulY four
days, Thursday. tic 1tl Is "lways our urat"rs day.
Tie Fair ut Columbus connuea fvs tlatr. Rrts Suu
cmd easily arrive there tn speak IN the forennau r
aitcrntnh Of tho Ath. Ctad yun cnre to III nE our
iass day, wc should ltko 4 a. we'll but. ~ sou
onnnt, We urgently raque4t thst ,ou wiz hofy The
frieuls Mt Columbus that you will 10 therr
lis a.s day ol thur exhibition, aud 70
hnunr Us with your visitation IN Thnrsdsy,
tue lstn no offer you tho largest remuneration ay
fto> That sra4 esor 1nd such speakers Matt Csrre
Ar sehurz. uoyrrdge. ssorrs COLLIER. and others ho-
cause we are nwars that, shoud You speak on TLuEf
day. When E.poeton h ia It, ,eridiaa nuenanr
ca,ca uuiio.lca our engagement With {on: sill.
crsry wish to show sho country ain tho world or.
purpose ntt ds.erminatInn to roilatato tAleut AMI
wherever 'ognlxe, anl tnIotller fpr
ever preuslSe and anmnsy that nrS nnw aysf a,,d
| what you can accomplish 70 10 ho.o Tlurh1ay, ~
Ioualb'c, that ,nay incorpoEate your accept
III tho pnIliaatoNs Of our Sorlfty Ha accept
your engagement, amt tsnst to m oyctrunR froSi-
tsencc tn e-A ynu with health and continued prosper
! ity. Yours, worry truly, ..
Il. r. K1MpAIt, Secretary.
, 1875-08-23
A VERY CLEVER PIECE OF WRITING.
Snril1dttI tlfd4&.i GeuMt .ttNtk

This letter Of Mr.. Jefferson Davis TO the Vim
nebAgo farmers ia yerv clovo1 pis.o Of writing.
II he han boon AZ sensible aud temperate on
sundry previous occasions, be would have hnd 3
much plcaaantcr life of 1t, and the Rockford
Port OF the @. A. II. would have had loss cxcuse
for It's rahcr hyBter1cal roaolutons. Az It is. he
eeta out OF the awkwardhoss With moro dignity
ttan my Of tho others. The event haR dnuon.
ttrated that tho invitation was = binnder. Dnt
NO must still be permitted to think tint the etl-
billty OF the Union ~ould not have been serious
" eadan0erod by the novelty Of All unprecedented
Southern planter holding forth t., an audencs
Of Illinois farmers on the ngrtcll1tnra! nn1 oonl-
morclsi posBlbi1itieB OF tue Mississippi Valley.
, 1875-08-23

SOUTHERN PnE6S COMMENTS.
Piles Of Southern papers. containing COM
monta On tho action OF the Grand Army o! the
Nopnbo At Rockford concerning Jed Dsvla,
hrvo Just como IL hand. aud Afford soma curious
rcadIug. Some chss as.osistic specimens arc
submitted below. The subject is trihe stale In
l.sef. but now sspec: Of 1t s presented in theaa
ire. o.breathtpg editorials;
"NtIL nE IAAnTiLr AAMAalED."
Jftmphls tTtahs} Ard!anchk- independent.
Tbs latter Of Jefferson Davis to tho Hoard ot
Managers OF tho Ninnebago County Far, witt
drawing lis appointment or acceptance to ad.
dross tlom, II written in STYLE aud temper that
partisan Of HAuois. 4 u!eolan General anc
popular leader said he could not argue witt
hungry men, because the belly has no ears, ant
men lllad with sectional passion laY0 no use oi
thslr brains. b,s "hsn The sober scoops
will Ge heartily ashamed OF their conduct. Fer
| hApH we tusy add that Jot1ora0u Davis Wonlt
h&ye displayed moro ~isdon had he promNl,
dselnoa ia tho Atat instance. aud wo th!nk ~
would preserve llis reputation bUltcr by avoiding
| public H0tOsIotv altogether.
| sTuKsE MISTAKEN 1pIoTs-
| Noa,it tAa.> Aeatater-t1ea..cfuttd.
| How do the Grand Army Ut Buusnefa knoH
that Jeft Davis WIS staitur7 liss os over besu
presumed to DO innocent until 10 ii fou1t
guilty. How do they know that no u cawatd
Nas he , coward 1t Uusua VistAi Was he I
poward wAan hs apssng upon tue aotdiess WIZ
uaaaced him and wrestsa their musksta from
their grasp, p1efssring death to iudgaity1
| In hlu1t. II tlcse mistaken idiots u ltocktorl
ius'ss upon slsllug upon OUT tioctea leAdar sn'
Acls of oulselses, how cat. they expect a. IN
south to participate In the Centennial! ILL
/ reconciliation cannot bo all Oh QUO side.
| "Nu0LLY wAoNu."
Neu O7!4an4 RsD9ailedH--IispnbIican.
Mr. Jeforson DasiH LAslpk been invited to ID
drsss 4 public meeting IL Illinois, eitkeps Of IA
, 1875-08-23

rrc.ur Of hospitals, erecting ONO with each casu-
paiGn.
1t IL a heroic maiden thst orias out In tho
mnsniny attor the ntoi!ny nBAs tAxt wsected el.o
6uotl!ui st4alEeg ue4r I.unKatoue !ARAlllouhe,
"Eathcs, We must navs those ulon:" protsata-
tous OF tie lu,pors.bil,ty are in vain befura thu
malden. "We lu.at." Tins logic bears tlom
through Tho breakers, anrl saves tho nino nun.
Ihis brings tho vast mUlttulos, tia poor and
ths tltleti. to Aluwick Castle to weep over Ito
faoe Of Grace p.tllug.
And huw highly thu Scriptures commend sucn
nobls ones .l,as Zurich 1ta pagoa' who were
"wa.hrd the dis. pse4' fco..' "ugeti wo,nou ~
mothers" ''continnuas night aud day in
pr1yer," "ttiligcutiy followed goou works"
''labofed much III tho !.ord."
In Queen Esther Inty aud xtEong feeling
buat through the tesGessiun Ut fsulaloa III the
Eaat sud she BAhl ~ and my matueus will
Gun endurs to Eco ti.a evl that sLa!l como upon
my poope9 Or, lo1 can e1piura to 500 the
obstruction Of MY kiudredi" holna thousAnlA
Of hyus wets a4rcd. When Col laid upon the
u,loc4s of ul,r CArintian huclrty hullsp Of tho
far mo1e terrible calamity, tho sslno holy zcal
lea tAom, not iuto PALACES, Gut grog-silops, to
LuDa IN HlupH aud saHlnst. or ln tl!o suws of tue
kilow 4kb, hoAriuH = language thoy nsVet kne1
tAa existence Ut, keaSing tbs innulta Ut tho low
hest, to play Tor thoss Hhu Crushed aud sruesied
lllsut The results &rc not III, but sasool- keult
Grs lad to CHRIST, saloons closed, Tie Present
telule eTsAcs revival. are laeaaxea OF IT. lo"or
aid victory. Quo would ~ sotu think VI d'sat-
}1oyinK u Him = ho saved othe1ss liin'selt lae
could not eve" Our Woma1l's Foleixh Mis-
sluus1y buciety. ouly five Yeas old, announces
tJ,G46 members III Its l,76 su1iAfles. wht
tujsea $C4,3J lxHt year. aud whose tGAcl6Fh &Et
in InLla, thinu, konth America. aud bls1tco
Two lelvsstes to tue EyaDsclleal Alilauca testify
, 1875-08-23

G0TAra. Aud Tue lpVitAtlon 70 HUI ~ I'M
izyA ~ sn Insult 10 the 10y c,s!zena " Wln!le-
bayo County" In snch spirit or s!ndscttse-
uess a,c!, brutal disregard Of all deooncg, suct!
d,sdstnfut indiffoEopoo TO the ordinary osages OF
civilized life there 10 eyidsnce 70 the noF'u tbtt
though tha wilIsruosa Of othsf days, 10 whieh
Mr, Davis rvfs.B, has onsssely dlsappsa.ed. sosnc
OF ths aayages are iingarlug there still. Tue
bold aqd generous action ot tao Agricultural eo-
cietY In s1teuding th's Invitation 10 A. DAVIS
brgo County who have iu their Inlnds tho ca
naclty Ia coup1ehtud the requirements of the
pstriotism OF tie times. aud Ia thoIr hearts tie
Uod.Kiyon virtues Of that ttue moral heroism
wbich dxuitles and eunobles llais.
iLe truth ~, tAoro arc political partsana In
tbo North who mean that there shall 10 no rec
onc,liation hetwcen the two lats snsagonislo
scotious it 1t III possible for them to prevent 1t,
no latmouy among the AnesicAu peotle ii tAay
houtt to cnatstv In The Union if they can dasuas
it. Hence this hyel4a howl from tho dssnd Army
| Of the Nepublc. Hence thls inhuman outcry
agalllst str. DAVIS, ~ II 10 was moustsF whose
presence would p1ofans the ceremonies OF tho
occahinn IN whteh he was sakeA to payAclpkta.
IIeuco this shameful exhibition Of the usAuoHt
Of malice, which must make tho men Of tbs
Nosth who were ~ HunkeE I'LL on tbs l7sh Of
griu II xAs not shst ths seuEs Ut loyalty uf the
Grand Army OF tue Ilspnblio ~&s shocked ln the
lusHt by the thought Of liEtunlnB 10 ~ ad'.Fena
on agriculture from Jeastson pAvis il te's State
OK llllnQlE, Hut QaEAua8 sfG1h WAS adAl bu&t
auch aeutjmsnts Of tllslity ~ ths Qovetument
aud Of good feeling u the North, would be
us.e1ad by tie great chiof Of lbo Confet-
e1Ate caHas that the truth ~ "a the
darkest cayerns OF that ignorance in which Radl"
| calism rsiyEs aud riots uu4uost,orad ahu unfo-
| strained, Whau Floo-presIAaut Wlaon usde
BIZ laIo Southern tour. 10 ~ cordially taken py
ha .na ~ s e s 1e's a.sa ns Thsis
| wefo 10 lae1a or anee1s for hin. lls waa re-
celysd ~ gentleman. ~ distinguished ottce!
| OF tl.a uovel umoat to which the south - Wa!l
AZ tho NuEth acknowledges allegiance, ~ AfranI.
~ 4 fosssgues. " = MAN, aud not A. pouator.
Aud yet tbo masses Of the North are toll and
! taught BY tho Aadical leaders that tito Southern
, 1875-08-23

oTHER INVITATIONS.
Tho Appeal Of tic pa,no aato publishes tho
following other iaritatiouA to Afr. Davis, which
In 1nH dc CcIjItet1.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-08
The Turner Hall.

The Turner Hall, how being erected at
the corner Of Tenth and Poplar streets
will be, when finished, quite q roomy
and substantial building. The dimen-
sions are3OX65 feet, and the height of the
main hall * feet. Over the front en-.
trance second story will be added. and
room l5N3O will be partitioned of, in
which the society will hold its meetings.
The main hall will be nicely finished of,
and will be- used by the society as the
gymnasium and hall, in which will be
placed their turning poles, dumb bells,
&c. The entire cost of the structure Is
estimated nj $1,000. Mr.. u. n. KimbrO
has the contract for the carpenter work,
and will soon complete his portion Of the
work. The contract for the plastering
and other portions Of the work has not
yet been awarded. The society numbers
among its members some of the most en-
torprising Of our German citizens, and
the commendablc zeal which they have
manifested IN building their hall during
the dull season, should be-, and no doubt
is, appreciated by orr citizens.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-08

It Is a crying shame to our city that
some one does not take hold of this fine
and substantial building and put it to
some use. 1t is one OF the most substan-
tial and carefully built brick buildings in
this city. and could BE- adapted to almost
any kind of manufacturing industry, and
We do not see why some OF our enter
prising citizens, who have capital, do not
take hold and do something with it.
There has been one or two efforts made
to do something with it, hut like almost
everything else in Cairo they lacked en-
building, and We should think she would
do something toward starting such a
movement on foot.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-08

race horses and keerds, and stands on hts
head. and dances on the looking glass.
and loafs around soda fountains, and
talks about them in his sleep, and l.
threatened with bilious attack and
hermitage ofthc lungs, and will wear his
best calico shirt and dog-earcd collars"
"You would like to find him. spoke
the soda man.
IL worship Lafayette: 5ut. il J could
catch him, for one minute. I'd mash
him." and she vigorously dourished a
red umbrella. whats inticin' in soda
Fountain Why does he banker after
them? It never run in the lligginsis or
Bilcs family. belong to the Bilcs fam
ily.'
At that moment, by some unlucky
chance. Lafayette Higginsis, jr., slipped
from stool spon which he had been
standing, and rolled under the counter
and fell, all doubled up, at the feet of
Mrs. Lafayette IIiggin,is, who -prang
back with fright.
"As I'm alive. nos been in the fo''n-
tain. On wifts y ne coming to'
Lafayette attempted I" make his es-
cape, but MrS'h'gg'h''' had strong hand
upon MN.
Its a stern duty, Mr.. Saup, Lat !
wouldn't belong 10 the Bile'es II it
weren't performed. lie must be wal.
loped, and instanter.'
She laid violent hands on Lafayette
Higginsis, and drew him over her knee,
and raised the red umbrella over her head
Il bovcrcd there like fiery god--then
fol, with n cro.b u,op the elonbont and
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LOOk to Your stock.

Parties living or owning stock in the
suburbs of the city are under the i'm
preston that the same can run at large
without interfering with the rights of
Others. This is mistake. and hereby
give notice to all persons owning stock,
that from and after this date,
il their stock Is found run.
ming at large within the corporate
limits Of the city CT Cairo, they will be
prosecuted under the ordinances. This
order does not apply to cows, but par
ties owning them must have due regard
for the rights of others, or they will be
made auenablc to the law. The time
has not yet expired for taxing and muz.
cling dogs, and the ordinance In relation
thereto will be- enforced.
W. NJ. WILLIAMS.
s.7-3i City Marshal.
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Hotel Personals.

--Grand Central w. II. Williams, G.
& V. Il. T.. &C. o. Richardson, Chicago !;
Henry kunkcl. Pnducah, KY: Green b.
Garner, Villa Ridge J. i. Tsnnatt. e..
& V. X. X.
-Planters:-W. II. Hughes, Caledonia.
LII. +; John Parker, 81. Louis: i. Cartel
and family, Kentucky: $. J. Chapman
and ). j. &. Hess, Forman. H.; VIM.
Kelly, ST. Louis: ;. knowl;on, New
York.
-DeIniOnico Henry O'Bryan, Jack
son. Tenn; Geo. Tho,,,co,.. 49,
Ea,,s.. '. Irus-Ii aud }. II. Mulcaliey,
Goose Island; 4. L.. Booker, jackson,
Tenn. .. L. Miller. New Orleans John
.Amblcr, Va.
st. Charlc, ~. farnbaker, city :R,
Z. Spring. st. Louis: ii. Morgan. G.. 4
st. Louis railroad: i. +. Chun aud y.
=. Watkins, Chicago: &. G.. u. nron,
Boston; &. NJ. Hunt, American Express
company; Thos. \. and Frank ID. Ca
ruthcrs, Jackson. Tenn. Jas. Morris.
Beckwi,h'. Landing, Mo. l.. G.. Kelsey
Caseyyillc. Ky. ;. j. &. Hess. Vienna;
Miss NJ. \. jackson, Vienna; Il. X.
Wakefield and Il. y. ilooke, Ballard
Co., KY. 4. Amb>, ST. Louis 4. W.
Prcnti.s, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Miss Annie Phillis is visiting friends
at Ccntralia.
Miss Lulu Pace is at Ashley, Ills, on
a visit TO friends aud relatives.
Mrs. Al Hurd ia sojourning at Chi
caYo for "a few wccks.
j. ii. Mulcahcy aud victor Iruseu,
prominent farmers Of Goose Island. were
in the city yesterday.
Grain Inspector Hayde left on the
afternoon train yesterday for Chicago, on
visit TO his family. He will be gone
about week.
u. j. Harris, Esq, prominent mer-
chant of New Madrid, Mo-. was in the
city yesterday. He stopped at the Del
monico.
Hon. George Merit, Postmaster Of
Mound City, aud Mr.. Dan Hogan, county
clerk OF Pulaski county. We're in the city
yesterday.
Manager James Morris. and Captain
William l.. Hambleton were in the city
yesterday, on business connected with
the Great U-rOpe-in Circus.
Mr.. Severe Marchildon, Of Tiebes, ILL.,,
was in the city yesterday. lie reports
the crops in his neighbOrhOod As badly
damaged by the late heavy rains.
Miss Ida NJ. Williams, of Jonesboro,
Illinois, who has been visiting at the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. G. Il. Whitlock, In this city,
for the past two weeks, left for home on
the Narrow Gauge yesterday morning.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Wells,
cashier Of the Alexander County Bank,
has been seriously i'll at Rising Sun, IndI-
ana. hut glad to hear that he is recover
ing. and will arrive here during this
week with his family.
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Street Superintendent German on yes
terday had quite a force Of hands en-
gagged in repairing Twentieth street. be-
tween Washington avenue and Poplar
street. This street has been for long
time in a wretchcd condition, and the
improvements now being made will be
highly appreciated by the residents and
the travelling public who arc compelled
10 use the street a. thoroughfarc.
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The knights 1emplar excursion VIII
come OF Thursday evening 18th inst, on
board the steamer Eckert. Every care
will be taken to make IL Il success, and
from the character of those in charge Of 1t
thefc can be no doubt of the result.
Persons coming from up the country
on the Illinois Central railroad to partic-
ipatc will arrive in time to go aboard Of
the fcrry-boat "Thrcc States" in the after.
noon, and visit Fort jefferson and other
points oi Interest. at the same time sec
the rivers in their present excited condi.
ton. which OF itself would well pay for
visit to this city.